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    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2019 10:52 AM CDT) The Democratic National Committee will recommend scrapping state plans to offer virtual, telephone-based caucuses in 2020 because of security concerns, sources tell the AP. The final choice whether to allow virtual caucuses in Iowa and Nevada is up to the party's powerful Rules and Bylaws Committee. But opposition from DNC's executive and staff leadership makes it highly unlikely the committee would keep the virtual caucuses, leaving two key early voting states and the national party a short time to fashion an alternative before the February caucuses. The state parties had planned to allow some voters to cast caucus votes over the telephone in February 2020 instead of showing up at traditional caucus meetings.",
        "Caption": "DNC Is Nervous About 2 Virtual Caucuses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2016 8:24 AM CDT) Authorities have finally made arrests in the death of two girls in California more than 40 years later. Police say 65-year-old cousins Larry Patterson and William Harbour murdered Doris Derryberry, 13, and Valerie Lane, 12, after they vanished from a shopping mall in 1973. The girls were found dead, each shot by a shotgun, beside a dirt road in Marysville hours after they were reported missing, per the AP. Doris had been sexually assaulted and semen was collected from her body. However, it was only sent for testing in March 2014 by an investigator who had a bit of free time and really looked very closely at this case, Sheriff Steve Durfor tells the AP. The semen matched DNA samples taken from Patterson and Harbour during previous arrests, police say. Patterson\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconvicted of rape in 1976 and wanted for failing to register as a sex offender, per Reuters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas arrested Tuesday in Oklahoma. Harbour, who has felony drug convictions, was also arrested Tuesday in the girls' hometown of Olivehurst, Calif. The men were 22 at the time of the murders. After decades of suffering and grief, Durfor says the girls' families can finally have some closure. They have waited ... for 43 years for an answer as to what happened to their kids, adds a Yuba County DA. (This missing woman could be buried on the Cal Poly campus.)",
        "Caption": "43 Years After Girls' Slayings, 2 Arrests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_3",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2015 12:54 PM CDT) An Illinois mom who killed herself four years ago after going on the run with her 6-year-old son left an ominous suicide note behind that, so far, has proven true. You'll never find him, Amy Fry-Pitzen wrote of little Timmothy, whom she had taken out of kindergarten class on May 11, 2011, telling the school there was a family emergency, CNN reports. Three days later her body was found in a Rockford hotel room, and the boy, who would now be 10, hasn't been seen since. But even though all leads so far have turned up empty, Timmothy's family, including dad Jim Pitzen, still harbors hope the boy is alive, claiming that Fry-Pitzen, who suffered from depression, would never have hurt him and citing the fact that the note she left behind indicated that Timmothy was OK and with someone who would take good care of him. I have yet to meet one person who believes that she would ever harm her child, Aurora Det. Lee Catavu says in a clip from The Hunt With John Walsh, which featured Timmothy's story last night, per the Chicagoist. Missing from Fry-Pitzen's hotel room were her cellphone and Timmothy's toys, clothes, and Spider-Man backpack, the Charley Project notes. The site adds Fry-Pitzen's recovered SUV was visibly dirty, with soil and weeds stuck to the tires, suggesting the vehicle had driven in a grassy meadow. Timmothy's family is hoping renewed exposure, and a recent age-progressed photo of Timmothy as he might look now at age 10, will bring in new leads. We need people to take a few seconds to look at the image, to absorb it, and then be motivated to make the call, a rep for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children tells the Aurora Beacon-News. Anyone who thinks they've seen Timmothy can call 1-866-THE-HUNT or report it via the show's website.",
        "Caption": "Boy Still Missing 4 Years After Mom Killed Herself",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_4",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2012 10:36 AM CDT) Brad Pitt's latest gig: selling perfume. The actor and his full-on Legends of the Fall hair appear in a new campaign for Chanel No. 5, making him the first male to endorse the iconic fragrance since its launch in 1921. Vanity Fair notes that Chanel is subtly circling back to its gender-twisting origins; the founding couturi\u00c3\u00a8re cleverly revolutionized women\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fashion by raiding her boyfriends\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 closets for such comfortable haberdashery staples as boaters, cardigans, tweeds, and jerseys. But we'd simply like to draw your attention to the crazy pretentious ad, in which a deadly serious Pitt intones, It's not a journey. Every journey ends, but we go on. The world turns, and we turn with it. Plans disappear, dreams take over, but wherever I go, there you are. My luck, my fate, my fortune. Chanel No. 5: inevitable.",
        "Caption": "In a First, Chanel No. 5 Hawked by a Guy: Brad Pitt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_5",
        "News Article": "(Nov 21, 2012 12:01 PM) When Judd Apatow was a new comedy writer, the first thing he wrote was a spec script for the Simpsons. Some 22 years later, it has gotten the green-light, he revealed yesterday on Conan O'Brien's web series, Serious Jibber-Jabber. The plotline involves a hypnotized Homer thinking he's Bart's age and ending up becoming Bart's best friend, Rolling Stone reports. The Simpsons crew was recently alerted to Apatow's story, and are turning it into an episode next year.",
        "Caption": "Simpsons Episode Apatow Wrote 22 Years Ago to Air",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_6",
        "News Article": "(Jul 18, 2011 2:49 PM CDT) Call it a pot bust with a capital B. Authorities in California discovered the largest outdoor grow operation in Ventura County history last week: some 68,500 plants worth an estimated $205 million growing in the mountains of the Los Padres National Forest. That's not all investigators found: Several campsites used by growers were peppered throughout the area, complete with tents, propane stoves, pesticides, fertilizers, guns, ammunition, and an enormous amount of trash. There were also plastic tarp-lined water reservoirs dug into the hills and irrigation hoses that stretched over thousands of feet. The plants have since been eradicated, but no arrests have been made, reports the Los Angeles Times.",
        "Caption": "68K Pot Plants Found in California Mountains",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_7",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2012 9:40 AM) UBS will pay $1.6 billion to settle with US and European officials in the Libor rate-fixing scandal, an insider tells Bloomberg\u00e2\u20ac\u201da penalty more than three times the size of what Barclays ponied up. Meanwhile, US officials are set to charge bankers in the manipulation of Tokyo interbank lending rates, according to another Bloomberg source. The Japanese arm of UBS is poised to plead guilty to rate-fixing since 2007. Last week saw three UK arrests in the scandal.",
        "Caption": "Libor Scandal to Cost UBS $1.6B: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_8",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2010 1:36 PM) 3-D television is a reality: LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony will be selling sets by the end of the year. But they'll all require viewers to wear 3-D glasses to get the full effect. 3-D for the naked eye is under intense development that's expected to take at least another decade. Don't expect 3-D TVs without glasses anytime soon, one expert tells Scientific American. The most promising technology is a film that projects 3-D images, which can be seen without glasses. The polymer already exists, but there are technical hurdles to making one big enough and with a fast enough refresh rate to serve as a TV. Other possibilities include a holographic display that's stuck in the R&D stage and technologies that require precise alignment of displays and light. It is hard to imagine that glasses-free displays will match glasses-based displays in terms of resolution, quality and frame rate anytime soon, says another expert.",
        "Caption": "3-D Glasses Here for the Long Haul",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_9",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2009 3:09 PM CDT) Stocks indices saw big gains today as a result of a global chain of events: Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s central bank raised interest rates, the first to do so since the recession began. The move stoked optimism about the global economy and sank the value of the US dollar, which in turn boosted commodity prices\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the stocks of commodity firms. The Dow gained 132 points to close at 9,731. The Nasdaq added 35 points, rising to 2,104, and the S&P 500 gained 14 points to settle at 1,055, the Wall Street Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "Dow Surges 132 as Dollar Falls",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_10",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2010 1:20 AM CDT) At least 114 miners trapped for a week in a flooded Chinese mine were saved today as relieved family members and friends cheered. Rescuers had all but given up hope when tapping sounds were heard from a survivor. Some 3,000 people have been working around the clock to pump water out of the mine in Shanxi province to help save the men, reports CNN. Paramedics covered the rescued miners' eyes to protect them after days in total darkness. The mine flooded when workers broke through a wall into an abandoned shaft filled with water. Authorities are hopeful other survivors can still be saved. Some 153 men were trapped when the mine flooded.",
        "Caption": "114 Miners Rescued in China",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_11",
        "News Article": "(Jun 15, 2009 2:18 PM CDT) Pittsburgh celebrated its Stanley Cup-winning Penguins today with a parade that may have drawn upward of 350,000, the Post-Gazette reports. Revelers began arriving at the parade route in center-city at 4:30am, and by 10:15 there were already 185,000 happy fans. At a downtown Starbucks with lines out the door, an employee said they had run out of pastries: That usually doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t happen.",
        "Caption": "350K Fete Victorious Penguins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_12",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2011 12:03 PM) Baghdad has asked the US to apologize and pay it $1 billion for damages wrought by Humvees and blast walls during the Iraq war. The US forces changed this beautiful city to a camp in an ugly and destructive way, which reflected deliberate ignorance and carelessness about the simplest forms of public taste, the city said in a statement. The statement makes no reference to damage caused by bombs, Reuters notes. Officials instead made mention of the concrete blast walls constructed throughout the city, which they say tend to cause traffic jams and have damaged sewer and water systems, pavement, and parks . Only 5% of the walls have been removed since violence in the country died down. They also say US Humvees, which were driven over gardens and street medians, caused further damage.",
        "Caption": "Baghdad to US: You Owe Us $1B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_13",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2009 10:44 PM) The Arizona Cardinals were expected by most to be easy prey in another futile trip to the East Coast. Instead, the Cardinals are a victory away from their first Super Bowl appearance\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith a big assist from Jake Delhomme and the bumbling Carolina Panthers. The once discarded Kurt Warner was steady in a 33-13 rout of the Panthers, throwing two touchdown passes, while Delhomme threw five interceptions and lost a fumble. The Cardinals were nearly 10-point underdogs, and few gave them a shot at winning on the road against dominant Carolina. After the Panthers went up 7-0 on the opening drive, it seemed the experts were right. But Arizona answered immediately, led 27-7 at half, and never let the Panthers back in the game. They will play either Philadelphia or the Giants next week for the NFC\u00c2 championship.",
        "Caption": "Big Underdog Arizona Stuns Carolina, 33-13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_14",
        "News Article": "(Nov 21, 2012 10:58 AM) Jesse James isn't giving up on true love, even after his marriage to Sandra Bullock imploded and his tumultuous relationship with Kat Von D bit the dust. Yes, the reality star is engaged\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor the fifth time, Opposing Views points out. Who's the lucky lady this time around? Drag racer Alexis DeJoria, who's reportedly been dating James for two entire months. James' prior engagements include three wives (Bullock, Karla James, and porn star Janine Lindemulder), plus Von D\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto whom he was actually engaged twice, but never married. DeJoria, 35, may be quite the catch, financially-speaking: Her dad co-founded haircare company Paul Mitchell and Patron Tequila.",
        "Caption": "Jesse James Enters Into Engagement No. 5",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_15",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2015 4:26 PM CDT) Detroit police have arrested the mother of a boy and girl whose bodies were found in a freezer in the family's home. Court officers found the children's bodies in a freezer today while carrying out an eviction order for the home in the apartment complex. The boy was about 11 and the girl 14, and autopsies are pending to determine how they died. One police official estimates the bodies were there for more than a year, reports the Detroit News. She's been living there with other children while the bodies were in the freezer, says Assistant Chief Steve Dolunt. This is a terrible situation. The woman's other two children, ages 11 and 17, were found at a neighbor's home and placed in protective custody. The mother's name has not been released. We're still trying to determine what happened, says chief James Craig.",
        "Caption": "Bodies of 2 Kids Found in Detroit Family's Freezer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_16",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2012 5:33 AM CDT) Critics of gay marriage bash its societal costs, but apparently it pays pretty well, too, with New York City pulling in a tidy $259 million last year. In the first year that same-sex marriage has been legal in New York, 8,200 marriage licenses for gay couples were issued\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnearly 11% of all marriages in the city\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand more than 200,000 guests traveled to New York to attend same-sex wedding receptions, reports Bloomberg. Marriage equality has made our city more open, inclusive, and free\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it has also helped to create jobs and support our economy, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg yesterday. The $259 million estimate also includes 235,000 hotel room nights, booked at an average of $275 per night. But, what you can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t quantify is just the joy that has happened in New York City, said Council Speaker Christine Quinn.",
        "Caption": "Gay Marriage Pays: NYC Pulls in $259M in 2011",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_17",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2015 11:19 AM) It feels like something out of a sci-fi movie\u00e2\u20ac\u201da luxury car that can drive itself 550 miles, from Silicon Valley to Las Vegas. But this is not a movie: Over two days, an Audi A7 Sportback (nicknamed Jack ) made the trip with little human help, its journey aided by GPS and radar sensors that feed data to an onboard computer. This system ensures the car changes lanes, overtakes vehicles, and accelerates, steers, and brakes safely, CNET explains. The car isn't completely independent, though\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe autopilot only works up to 70mph and doesn't function in urban areas, reports Popular Mechanics. When a human needs to take the wheel, the car lets off a warning; if there's no response, it pulls over to the shoulder and comes to a stop with flashers on. Jack's journey was completed last night, according to Business Insider. However, there's bound to be debate about this Piloted Driving technology breeding even more inattentive drivers, notes CNBC, and state regulators need to get on board before such cars become mainstream. But industry insiders say the public is ready. Why not? If it can make driving on the highway safer and pay attention if you're not, a lot of people will find that appealing, one tells CNBC. And that's the point\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto make driving safer, an Audi engineer says. The A7's solo trip is part of the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show. You can see its journey on Twitter @Audi and the hashtag #DrivingNotDriving.",
        "Caption": "Audi Named 'Jack' Drives Itself 550 Miles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_18",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2011 3:00 PM CDT) A 14-year-old Indiana boy was tired of walking the few blocks to his school\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso he stole a church van and drove himself there, police say. An officer was actually behind the boy as he pulled into the school, and says, He was doing just fine. I was behind him but didn't think anything of it. I just thought someone short was driving the van. However, a school employee pointed the student out, and he was arrested Friday, the NWI Times reports. His mother thinks he must have nabbed the keys to the van while at choir practice earlier in the week.",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old Steals Van, Drives to...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_19",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2015 5:20 PM) Police say the tour bus that hit and killed an 84-year-old woman Thursday night in Queens kept driving for more than 80 miles before police eventually stopped it in Connecticut, the New York Daily News reports. Agalia Gounaris was crossing the street when she was clipped by the bus and went under its wheel. A witness tells NBC New York three or four cars ran over Gounaris' body after she had been hit by the bus. I stopped right there, right next to it because it looked very dangerous and then I see that it was a person, a witness tells CBS New York. I couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t believe cars were actually trying to go over the body. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s incredible. Police say it's unclear whether the bus driver knew he had hit someone. Police identified the bus as belonging to Skyliner Tours and used the company's GPS to track it to Connecticut, where it was headed to a casino, the Daily News reports. Authorities fear heavy rain and the long distance driven by the bus have erased any evidence of the accident. According to NBC, the 56-year-old bus driver was brought back to New York for questioning, but no charges have been filed. Police are examining the bus and looking for witnesses, CBS reports. Gounaris was the third pedestrian killed by a bus in New York City this week.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Bus Drove 80 Miles After Killing Elderly Woman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_20",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2016 10:37 AM CDT) Americans are apparently looking for someone, anyone, other than Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton to vote for in the presidential election\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust as long as that someone isn't, you know, someone already on the ballot. Google Trends data shows that online searches for write-in jumped by more than 2,800% over the past week, CNN reports. That's the highest level it's hit since 2004. And the top five states searching for alternatives are either Democratic strongholds (Vermont, Delaware, New Jersey) or Republican ones (Utah, Indiana), rather than states that tend to fall into purple territory. People are, in particular, interested in Bernie Sanders and Mike Pence as write-in candidates, with the searches is Bernie Sanders a write in candidate and write in Mike Pence both jumping more than 2,000% over the past week. Also a popular potential write-in, particularly in Utah: Mitt Romney.",
        "Caption": "Google Searches for 'Write-In' See a 2.8K% Surge",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_21",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2013 3:28 PM CDT) Thirty-eight people have been killed in clashes between security forces and supporters of ousted Islamist president Morsi in Egypt today, the country's Health Ministry says. Street battles raged for hours in Cairo, as demonstrators fired birdshot and threw firebombs at police who responded with gunshots and tear gas. The clashes took place on the 40th anniversary of the start of the 1973 Mideast war\u00e2\u20ac\u201da holiday the military-backed government had wanted to use to pay tribute to the armed forces, whose chief ousted Morsi in a coup in July. In some cases today, pro-military crowds set upon Morsi supporters, with the two sides pelting each other with rocks. By late evening, several parts of the city resembled combat zones, with fires burning, black smoke rising and the crack of gunfire piercing the air, thick with tear gas. Authorities say 32 died in the capital. An AP photographer reports seeing nine bodies lying on the floor in the Cairo district of Dokki, the scene of some of the heaviest clashes. He says most bodies had gunshot wounds to the head or chest.",
        "Caption": "38 Killed in Egypt Street Clashes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_22",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2014 11:22 AM CDT) The Detroit area has been pounded with rain, with more than 6 inches hitting some parts of the region\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the onslaught has now been linked to a death. A woman is thought to have suffered cardiac arrest as her car battled 3 feet of water, the AP reports. Another driver was hurt in 5 feet of water; elsewhere, the water was up to 14 feet deep, the Detroit News notes. No one has been reported missing, but dive teams are searching for any stranded people. The suburb of Warren has seen particularly bad conditions; its mayor says some 1,000 vehicles have been left behind in the water. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says his team is taking a dramatic series of actions to address the flooding, as state troopers help grapple with the mess. About a quarter of an inch more rain is expected today.",
        "Caption": "In Flooded Detroit, Driver Killed in 3 Feet of Water",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_23",
        "News Article": "(Mar 21, 2011 10:08 AM CDT) Though it had nothing to do with Japan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s earthquake, this weekend's supermoon may be to blame for the stranding of five ships off the UK, the Telegraph reports. Low tides Saturday night left sandbanks particularly exposed, temporarily grounding a 3,200-ton cargo ship, among other vessels. There were no injuries, just some surprise at being caught out like this. Blame it on the moon, said a British coastguard rep. Click to see breathtaking photos of the supermoon.",
        "Caption": "Supermoon Stranded 5 Ships: UK Coastguard",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_24",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2012 9:29 AM) The family of a 6-year-old girl who survived the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary aims to sue the state for $100 million, reports the Hartford Courant. The girl, identified only as Jill Doe, has been traumatized, says her lawyer. She was in her classroom, and over the loudspeaker came the horrific confrontation between the fellow who shot everybody and other people, says attorney Irving Pinsky. Her friends were killed. That's pretty traumatic. It is the first legal action to stem from the shooting, notes Reuters. Because the state has sovereign immunity from most lawsuits, Pinsky must get permission to sue from the state claims commissioner, and he filed the papers on Thursday. The state's education department failed to protect kids from foreseeable harm, according to the claim. Usually a fellow like Adam Lanza would have been known as a potential problem to the police, says Pinsky.",
        "Caption": "6-Year-Old Newtown Survivor Seeks $100M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_25",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2011 8:12 AM CDT) Hundreds of protesters, angered by an overnight NATO raid that they believed killed four civilians, clashed with security forces today on the streets of a northern Afghan city. At least 11 people were killed and 50 injured as the protesters fought with police and tried to assault a NATO outpost in Taloqan, the capital of Takhar province, government officials said. The NATO raid they were protesting took place hours before on the outskirts of the city. The provincial governor says the four casualties from the raid were two women and two men who were killed when troops burst into a home late last night, and says that no one in his government was informed about the raid and that NATO acted unilaterally. NATO confirms it killed four people, two of them women, but says all were armed and tried to fire on its troops. NATO also says the raid was conducted by a combined Afghan and coalition security force, and that the governor was contacted ahead of the raid.",
        "Caption": "11 Afghans Dead as Protest of NATO Raid Turns Violent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_26",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2015 12:19 PM CDT) Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, the sole suspect convicted for the 1988 bombing that brought down Pan Am Flight 103, killing 270 people, died in 2012\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut now Scotland and the US say they've set their sights on two other Libyans they want to question in the attack, the BBC reports. Scottish prosecutors have sent a letter to Libyan authorities on their behalf and that of US AG Loretta Lynch requesting permission for Scottish police and the FBI to interview the unnamed suspects in Tripoli, Reuters reports. While not many details are yet available on the suspects, they're believed to have worked with Megrahi in carrying out the attack, per a Scottish Crown Office spokesman. Megrahi claimed innocence until his 2012 death from cancer, three year after he was released on compassionate grounds from a Scottish jail due to his illness, per Reuters. Last December, Scotland's head prosecutor noted that while there wasn't any new evidence to vindicate Megrahi, it had been difficult to track down any new suspects due to ongoing turmoil in Libya after the 2011 death of leader Moammar Gadhafi, the news agency notes. But even some of the Lockerbie victims' families believed Megrahi and supported him as he tried to appeal his case, which is leading to some skepticism about these two new suspects, the AP reports. Many in this country simply don't believe Megrahi was involved and that this was a miscarriage of justice, the father of one of the victims tells the BBC. To try and bolt two more names on top of that is a very difficult situation. It will need to be supported by better evidence than was produced to achieve the conviction of Megrahi. (An Iranian spy says his country was actually behind the bombing, not Libya.)",
        "Caption": "27 Years After Lockerbie Bombing, 2 New Suspects IDed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_27",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2008 7:18 PM) Los Angeles gang killings dropped 27% from the 2006 high of nearly 300, reports the Los Angeles Times. The city reported 216 gang-related killings in 2007, which still accounted for more than half of all homicides in Los Angeles. Authorities credited the reduction to a program that used police, federal agents, probation officers and prosecutors to target the 11 most dangerous gangs. Manpower was concentrated in eight gang reduction zones. LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was quick to take credit for the drop, boasting that he and his police chief pledged to stop the bleeding\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand we did. Experts warned, however, that gang activity rises and falls in cycles and that a short-term decline doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t solve the underlying problems. We have to break the norm of gang culture in hot zones. The ranks keep refilling, said one expert. You can't arrest your way out of this problem.",
        "Caption": "LA Gang Killings Down 27% Since '06",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_28",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2016 2:24 AM CDT) The Dr. Phil Show says never-before-heard details about the JonBenet Ramsey murder will be aired this fall when her brother speaks to the press for the first time. Burke Ramsey, who was 9 years old when his younger sister was found beaten and strangled to death in their Boulder, Colo., home on Dec. 26, 1996, spoke to the show for a three-part series that will air Sept. 12, 13, and 19, the Daily Camera reports. The 29-year-old will reveal what he knows about his sister's mysterious murder, the show says on its website. Expect more such shows as the anniversary nears. The Investigation Discovery network, for example, plans a three-part series on the case that also begins on Sept. 12, reports Variety. That series promises to re-explore every angle, but a network release acknowledges that we may never definitively know the answer to the question of what happened to JonBenet. People notes that the murder, which remains one of America's most famous unsolved killings, put Burke and his parents in the public eye. No charges were ever filed, though it emerged in 2013 that a grand jury voted in 1999 to indict parents John and Patsy Ramsey for child abuse resulting in death, but the DA refused to sign the indictment. DNA evidence, however, cleared all three family members in 2008. (One longtime suspect recently was busted on child porn charges, and former Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner has admitted big mistakes were made in the early days of the investigation.)",
        "Caption": "After 20 Years, JonBenet's Brother to Break Silence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_29",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2016 11:22 AM CDT) The CEO who promised to pay all his employees a minimum of $70,000 per year just beat his brother in court, the Seattle Times reports. Dan Price, CEO of Seattle company Gravity Payments, was sued last year by brother Lucas, with whom he founded the credit card payment processing company in 2004. By 2008, the company had been restructured with Dan holding a majority share of 60% and serving as CEO while Lucas held a minority share of 40% but did not take part in the company's day-to-day operations. Since then, the two have disagreed over paying dividends to shareholders and over Dan's compensation, the New York Times reports. In his lawsuit, Lucas said Dan had not met the terms agreed to when they restructured the company years back. Lucas also objected to Dan's $70,000 plan, and claimed he was not informed of it until just before it was publicly announced, and a Gravity spokesperson said Lucas' lawsuit was filed two weeks after the plan was announced. But, per previous reports, the lawsuit was actually served before the plan was announced. Regardless, a judge ruled in Dan's favor on Friday, deciding that Lucas didn't prove Dan overpaid himself or used a corporate credit card for personal expenses without reimbursing the company, and ordered Lucas to pay Dan's legal fees. As for the $70,000 decision, the judge noted that salary decisions are up to management, which Lucas is not, Inc. reports. Lucas says he is shocked and disappointed and considering his options, while Dan says his love for his brother is unconditional and he's ready to put this challenging time behind us.",
        "Caption": "$70K CEO' Beats His Brother in Court",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_30",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2012 1:15 PM CDT) Chefs at Cullen's restaurant have created a sumptuous meal made up of dishes similar to those the Titanic passengers were served \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 on the very night many of them met their death. If you choose to indulge in the 10-course meal, of course, you won't end up on a sinking ship afterward\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut you will be out $12,000, Yahoo! reports. The four-hour Titanic Experience is being held at the exclusive Macy's Table, a room suspended from the ceiling of the Houston restaurant, which can seat only 12 people. If you can convince 11 friends to attend with you, the price for each will be just $1,000. A sampling of the menu: wine, a beef appetizer, after-dinner cheese, and a 1900 bottle of Armagnac brandy. The event commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking, coming up on April 15.",
        "Caption": "10-Course Titanic Meal Will Set You Back $12K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_31",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2016 7:16 AM CDT) For the first time in its 1,000-year history, one of India's oldest mosques opened its doors to women. Thousands of Muslim women flocked to the religious site in Kerala on Sunday, reports the Times of India, making their way into the Thazhathangady Juma Masjid to view its historic architecture and ancient wooden carvings: A local tourism site likens it to a king's palace due to elements like an inner courtyard, an exquisitely carved gabled roof, and lovely latticed windows. The women were not, however, permitted to pray or worship and were not allowed to enter the mosque while men were inside, reports Time. A second day of visitation has been set for May 8. Muslim women in the right attire can enter the mosque only on the two days as decided by the committee, chief Imam Moulauddeen Sirajjuddeen Hasni says. The committee is entertaining the idea of permitting women to pray, India Today reports, but they would not disrupt the prayer schedule for men, and so at least for now, women can only visit, and there are stipulations there, too. Outsiders cannot enter. Only Muslim women can, and about women praying inside, we will discuss in [the] future, the mosque committee president says. Says one woman: I had always wanted to enter and offer worship. But I was afraid of even expressing that desire. I am happy that such an opportunity has come now. (On the subject of Indian treasures, the country wants its unlucky diamond back.)",
        "Caption": "Women Enter 1K-Year-Old Building for First Time",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_32",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2015 7:07 AM CDT) Things that weigh less than the fatberg removed from a London sewer: 18 horses, 3 Hummer H2s, or 77,000 iPhone 6s. A fatberg is what is created when congealed fat and unflushable items (think sanitary napkins, diapers, wipes, the Independent notes) combine in the sewer to create, well, the stuff of nightmares, and a 1940s-era sewer in London has been broken by an 131-foot-long one weighing roughly 11 tons. The huge mass was removed after businesses in the affluent Chelsea district complained about a putrid odor, the Evening Standard reports. We see blockages all the time on household sewer pipes, which are about big enough for a cricket ball to pass through, but to have this much damage on a sewer almost a meter in diameter is mind-boggling, a repair and maintenance supervisor at the water company tells the Guardian. Much of the fat comes from used cooking oil, millions of liters of which are poured down drains in London each year. And the wet wipes (which some people are apparently using instead of toilet paper) come from the one in five Londoners who admit to flushing them. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d urge people to consider what lurks beneath their feet, says the supervisor. When it comes to getting rid of fat, 'bin it\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t block it.' The whole messy business, including repairs to the sewer, is expected to cost more than $600,000 and take more than two months, with work finishing in May. And yes, the Washington Post notes, the same phenomenon happens here in the USA\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNew York City spends millions dealing with grease backups\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough we don't often use the term fatberg. (This fatberg isn't the biggest in British history, though.)",
        "Caption": "11-Ton 'Fatberg' Breaks London Sewer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_33",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2009 2:36 PM) Rescue teams saved about 125 fishermen stuck on an ice floe in Lake Erie today, but one died after falling in the water, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Authorities had warned northern Ohio fishermen that high winds with unseasonably warm air could melt ice and send it adrift. Fishermen reached the ice by setting up a makeshift wooden bridge that collapsed as the floe broke away. I have no problem with people ice fishing but these idiots should realize that when you see open water, you should not build a bridge and cross it, said Ottawa County Sheriff Robert Bratton. It's a shame you can't arrest people for stupidity.",
        "Caption": "125 Anglers Saved, 1 Dead on Ice Floe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_34",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2012 8:38 AM CDT) A 7,000-strong collection of video games\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes every game ever made for the Sega, Nintendo, and NEC consoles, all factory sealed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsold on eBay for $1.2 million, reports the LA Times. Andre, a 32-year-old based in Paris, has been selling video game collections online for years, but this is the first time he tried anything so ambitious. What I put on eBay is just a part of my collection, said Andre. I still do have thousands of other games that I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t put there. The collection included every game for obscure gaming systems, such as Nintendo Virtual Boy and the Sega Dreamcast. Among his other crowning gems: One of what Andre believes are only eight copies of Kunio-Kun Dodgeball Gold ever made, and one of two copies left in the world of one Genesis game, Go-Net. No wonder he was able to find a Canadian buyer willing to fork over \u00e2\u201a\u00ac999,999.99, or $1,230,699.99, for the collection, plus $1,230.70 for shipping. Now that the mission is complete, maybe it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s time to move on.",
        "Caption": "Vast Video Game Collection Sells for $1.2M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_35",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2014 2:40 PM CDT) Honda is recalling 886,815 Odyssey minivans in the US because a fuel pump cover can deteriorate and cause a fuel leak. Odysseys from the model years 2005 through 2010 are involved. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the cover on the fuel pump strainer can wear down from exposure to high temperatures and acidic chemicals. No fires or injuries have been reported, Honda says. Honda dealers will repair the vehicles for free, but the company says replacement parts may not be available until this summer. It will notify owners of the recall next month.",
        "Caption": "Honda Recalls 900K Minivans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_36",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2011 9:13 AM CDT) Billionaire financier George Soros is often in the news, but not often for such sordid reasons: 28-year-old Brazilian soap star Adriana Ferreyr claims he was violent in bed and reneged on a real estate gift to the tune of $1.9 million. Ferreyr filed a $50 million lawsuit against Soros in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday, the New York Post reports. She claims she dated Soros, who is worth $14.5 billion, for five years but they split up a year ago. During a brief reunion, he told her he'd given the $1.9 million Upper East Side apartment he promised her to another woman, Ferreyr claims. She says Soros then allegedly slapped her, tried to choke her, and tried to hit her with a glass lamp, which later cut her foot when he smashed it on the ground. At some point, Ferreyr claims, Soros promised her another apartment instead\u00e2\u20ac\u201dworth $4.3 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut again reneged. While Soros' lawyer acknowledges the pair had an on-again, off-again, and non-exclusive relationship, he calls the lawsuit frivolous and entirely without merit. A friend of Soros says the billionaire denies throwing the lamp and totally denies trying to choke her ... this is about a lot of money and an apartment.",
        "Caption": "George Soros Sued for $50M by Spurned Ex",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_37",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2014 8:56 AM) An amazing survival tale out of Taiwan: A man\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunable to swim\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas able to stay afloat for 60 hours in the sea after a large wave swept him from a beach where he was catching baby eels. I managed to hold on as the first wave hit me on the chest, but I was overwhelmed by the second and bigger wave, Tseng Lien-fa told local media, per Sky News. Rescuers found him on a beach Sunday, 46 miles from where he was washed away on Friday. He'd grabbed on to a piece of wood\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbizarrely, a floating coffin lid, the AFP reports\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand hung on for dear life as the sea carried him away. When my feet touched sand, I relaxed and was pushed by the waves onto shore, he told Reuters, per the BBC. And despite two days without food or water, Tseng, 42, was just slightly dehydrated, with sores from the saltwater. Considering the fact that he had not taken in any food or water while drifting at sea for 60 hours and he remained conscious, all I could say about him was that this was a miracle, his doctor said. Tseng has now promised his fiance, who's expecting a baby next month, there will be no more fishing trips in his future. (Click to see video of the amazing rescue of another man trapped 60 hours under the water.)",
        "Caption": "Man Who Can't Swim Survives in Sea \u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor 60 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_38",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2012 11:37 AM CDT) A bit more good news on the unemployment front: The number of people filing new claims for jobless benefits dropped by 14,000 last week, about triple the figure analysts expected, reports the Wall Street Journal. The total of 351,000 matches a four-year low, notes Bloomberg. The trend seems to go hand in hand with rising consumer confidence, which is at its highest point since 2008. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a steady, sustained improvement in the labor market, says one economist. As more people have jobs, confidence is picking up. This is consistent with pretty solid gains in consumer spending.",
        "Caption": "Jobless Claims Drop, Reach 4-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_39",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2011 9:49 AM CDT) There are so many kind of creepy things about the marriage of Doug Hutchison and Courtney Alexis Stodden, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s difficult to know where to begin. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the fact that Hutchison, a character actor with roles in The Green Mile and Lost, is 51 while Stodden is 16. There's the fact that Stodden, an aspiring famous person, has put out YouTube videos so awful they must be seen to be believed. Oh, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not done. Then there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the fact that Stodden\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s father, who had to give permission for the marriage to take place, is four years younger than her new husband. And then there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the fact that her mom had this to say to Radar about the union: Courtney was a virgin when she married Doug. She is a good Christian girl. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 She is a beautiful girl. She has real breasts, real lips, she's not plastic. Says the happy couple: We're aware that our vast age difference is extremely controversial, but we're very much in love and want to get the message out there that true love can be ageless. Click for more on the marriage, which took place in (where else?) Las Vegas.",
        "Caption": "Doug Hutchison, 51, Marries Courtney Alexis Stodden, 16: Is This the Creepiest Marriage in Hollywood History?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_40",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2015 9:41 AM CDT) If the McDonald's Quarter Pounder Deluxe is a staple, you'll need a new go-to meal. The Golden Arches is axing that particular burger, six chicken sandwiches, and a handful of other offerings, Bloomberg reports, in an initiative meant to cut service times and even add healthier fare. The sheer number of items on the restaurant's menu has grown substantially over the past few decades: A 1990 Fortune poll found 33 different menu offerings (not counting varying sizes); by the end of 2014, there were 121 items, a restaurant consultant says. If you have a \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 really, really good burger, you don't need a million, a Columbia marketing professor tells Bloomberg. They should go for quality and not quantity. Mickey Dee's has been losing market share to chains with more fit reputations like Panera and Chipotle, Time reports, even as direct rivals Burger King and Wendy's are surpassing its sales growth. The chain will unveil a blueprint Tuesday to address its financial issues, the AP reports; ideas include all-day breakfast, more vegetarian options, and sacking Ronald McDonald to keep him from appearing to peddle unhealthy food to kids. A McDonald's rep tells the AP the axed menu items are part of a rolling removal, meaning that Quarter Pounder Deluxe will be around until supplies run out. Other items falling by the wayside: honey mustard and chipotle barbecue snack wraps, per Bloomberg. (One analyst thinks kale will show up.)",
        "Caption": "McDonald's Ditches 7 Sandwiches in Menu Reboot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_41",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2009 10:03 AM CDT) The Suleman octuplets will require 64 feedings per day, and six nurses and 11 nannies will be on hand, Us reports. The charity Angels in Waiting revealed details of the massive group effort involved in the family\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s new life. Nadya Suleman plans to pay for the nannies and living expenses, but Angels in Waiting will cover the nurses\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho will probably be necessary for 3 months to get the octuplets off to a good start.",
        "Caption": "Octuplets Need 6 Nurses, 11 Nannies, 64 Daily Feedings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_42",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2010 5:04 AM) One might think Playboy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s biggest fan is a teen boy getting his first forbidden glimpse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut in reality, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a 44-year-old Chicago woman who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bought every issue for the past 30 years, and keeps a spare apartment just to house the collection. And Peggy Wilkins is proud of her devotion, inspired by a connection with the viewer, a sense of fun, she tells the Chicago Reader. Wilkins runs servers for the University of Chicago Library, and moderates the Playboy Mailing List, populated by similar devotees. Says her boyfriend, Having a Playboy collector as your girlfriend is fantastic. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no downside to it. And her fandom has drawn attention at the mag\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s highest echelons: Founder Hugh Hefner has had her to the Mansion three times, never fails to write her back, and, after she took fans\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 online pulse for Playboy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 50th anniversary in 2002, it may have been coincidence, but within two weeks of me sending the report he replaced the editorial director.",
        "Caption": "Playboy's No. 1 Fan? This 44-Year-Old Chicago Woman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_43",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2010 4:27 AM) A New York City man who bought a 19-year-old homeless woman and advertised her as a sex slave on Craigslist has been sentenced to 25 years to life. David Brown forced the victim into sex with 30 men in August 2008, collecting payments of between $60 and $200, the New York Daily News reports. You are a con man of the first order, the judge told Brown. I'm going to do my best to ensure that you never see the light of day again. Brown, convicted on kidnapping and sex trafficking charges, was the first person to be sentenced under an anti-trafficking law signed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dironically enough\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby then-Gov. Eliot Spitzer in 2007. Brown blamed the crime on the ex-girlfriend he bought the victim from. This was straight jealousy from an old girlfriend that I left, he said.",
        "Caption": "Craigslist Pimp Get 25 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_44",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2012 8:18 AM) Ralph McQuarrie, the artist who was instrumental in shaping the Star Wars universe\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddown to the look of characters like Darth Vader, Chewbacca, and R2-D2\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas died at the age of 82, reports CBS News. In addition to working at Boeing and creating Apollo space flight animations for CBS News, McQuarrie designed the concept art that George Lucas used to sell Star Wars to 20th Century Fox. I wanted to make these paintings as close to what would be on the screen as possible, McQuarrie once told Cinefantastique. That was a product of, or a result of our wish to make the people at Fox feel that we had a picture that was going to have a quality image, one that wasn't going to be trashy science fiction. ... It was going to be a real polished product. Because of his success with Star Wars, McQuarrie would go on to produce art for many of the biggest movies of the 1980s, including Raiders of the Lost Ark, ET, Back to the Future, and Cocoon. I am deeply saddened by the passing of such a visionary artist and such a humble man, George Lucas wrote in a statement. When words could not convey my ideas, I could always point to one of Ralph's fabulous illustrations and say, 'Do it like this.' You can check out more of Ralph McQuarrie's art at his personal website.",
        "Caption": "Artist Who Shaped Star Wars' Universe Dead at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_45",
        "News Article": "(Oct 30, 2014 11:22 AM CDT) Thomas Menino, the colorful mayor of Boston who once scoffed that visionaries don't get things done, then proceeded to shape his beloved city on a pretty visionary level, died today of cancer, reports the Boston Globe. He was 71. He was diagnosed in February, a month after he left office, having served an unprecedented five terms. He announced a week ago that he was suspending both treatment and a planned book tour to spend time with his family, notes the AP; a spokeswoman says he died today in their company. First elected in 1993, health problems forced Menino to announce in late March 2013 he would not seek a sixth term. Three weeks later, when bombs exploded at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, Menino checked himself out of the hospital where he was being treated for a broken leg to help pull his reeling city up by the bootstraps; in what the AP calls a symbolic act of personal defiance, three days later Menino literally struggled from his wheelchair to his own feet at an interfaith service. Though far from smooth and at times prone to gaffes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe AP notes he once referred to Boston's terrible parking situation as an Alcatraz, rather than albatross, around his neck\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Globe lauds him for helping to shepherd Boston's economy and shape the skyline and the very identity of the city he loved. The Globe has a photo album of Mr. Boston here.",
        "Caption": "Boston's Beloved, Brash Mayor Menino Dead at 71",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_46",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2014 2:46 PM CDT) President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama paid $98,169 in taxes on $481,098 income last year, according to tax returns the White House released today. They paid an effective federal income tax rate of 20.4%. The 42-page document shows the Obamas reported donating $59,251 to 32 charities. That works out to 12.3% of their adjusted gross income. Their largest charitable gift, $8,751, went to the Fisher House Foundation, which supports military families. The Obamas also released their Illinois income tax return showing they paid $23,328 in income taxes to their home state. Separately, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, paid $96,378 in federal tax last year on adjusted gross income of $407,009. They paid an effective federal income tax rate of 23.7%, according to their tax returns. They paid $16,444 in taxes to their home state of Delaware. Jill Biden, a community college professor, also paid $3,470 in income tax to Virginia, where she teaches. The Bidens donated $20,523 to charity last year. The full returns of both couples can be found here.",
        "Caption": "Obamas Pay $98K in Taxes on $481K of Income",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_47",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2016 9:12 PM CDT) Louisiana isn't the only state going through an epic natural disaster. California's latest wildfire has forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate and burned through about 9,000 acres and counting, reports the Los Angeles Times. The evacuation orders cover more than 34,000 homes in Southern California, reports the AP, including the entire ski resort town of Wrightwood. Making matters worse is that two big routes in the area, Interstate 15 and Highway 38, are shut down because of the fire, resulting in traffic jams throughout the region. The Blue Cut fire near Cajon Pass already has destroyed homes and other structures, though fire officials don't have an estimate yet. They warn, however, that with 100-degree temperatures and strong winds in the picture, the fire could get much worse before it's brought under control. The LA Times also notes this scary fact: The fire season in Southern California doesn't typically start until the fall with the arrival of the Santa Ana winds.",
        "Caption": "Wildfire Forces 80K to Flee \u00e2\u20ac\u201dBefore Start of Fire Season",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_48",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2011 9:05 AM) Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s vast floods shut down the center of Brisbane today, sending thousands fleeing and others to stores in a panicked rush of food hoarding. Rescuers, meanwhile, combed the area for 43 people who have gone missing. Brisbane is the country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s third-largest city, home to 2 million people. Floodwaters are expected to peak before sunrise tomorrow, inundating roughly 20,000 homes and thousands of other buildings, the LA Times reports. We are in the grip of a very serious natural disaster, the premier of Queensland tells Reuters. Brisbane will go to sleep tonight and wake up to scenes many will never have seen before in their lives. At least 12 people died yesterday when flash floods shot through the town of Toowoomba. Suddenly (26 feet) of water just came up and went right through the central drain, said one woman. It just knocked cars around like little matchboxes in a bath\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas just terrifying.",
        "Caption": "Thousands Flee, 43 Missing as Brisbane Floods",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_49",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2011 11:13 AM) A winter storm crashed down on New England today, delivering as much as two feet of snow to parts of Connecticut, with more falling every minute. I wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be surprised if we get a 30+ inch report, says one WTHN meteorologist. Police in the state have responded to roughly 500 spin-outs and accidents today alone. In Massachusetts, meanwhile, some 70,000 homes were without power, and every single flight out of Logan Airport was delayed or canceled. You can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t see across the street, the manager of one Massachusetts roast beef shop told the AP. The wind and snow is blowing about 40 miles an hour sideways. In Maine, plows were having difficulty keeping up with the white stuff, with an inch accumulating every hour. New York City, on the other hand, has been plowing much more efficiently than it did during the last storm, and has gotten only 9 inches so far, compared to 20 last time.",
        "Caption": "Connecticut Could Get 30-Plus Inches of Snow",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_50",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2008 9:22 AM CDT) Tony Kushner will be the first recipient of a new biennial prize for playwriting, with a whopping $200,000 purse the benefactors hope will allow recipients to focus full-time on not-so-lucrative theater. Although Kushner is widely regarded as one of America's greatest dramatists, he has spent the past several years writing screenplays in Hollywood, the New York Times reports. The Steinberg Distinguished Playwright Award seeks to emphasize the importance of theater in American culture, not least through its giant cash prize\u00e2\u20ac\u201dworth 20 times more than a Pulitzer. Kushner is the author of the two-part classic Angels in America, but he said that even someone with a string of successful plays cannot make a living at it.",
        "Caption": "Kushner First to Win $200K Prize for Playwrights",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_51",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2012 11:29 AM CDT) Seventeen years after the massacre at Srebrenica, 520 newly identified victims will be buried there, the AP reports. Serb forces killed 8,000 men and boys during the 1995 genocide, and new victims are still being found in mass graves throughout Bosnia. More than 5,000 victims of the massacre have been found in that fashion, identified through DNA analysis, and they are laid to rest at the Srebrenica memorial each year. Tens of thousands of Bosnians are gathering for the funeral today, and ambulances are on standby for those who are overcome with emotion. Says one woman, who found her husband's and brother's remains among the 520 new coffins, I want to lay down next to them and stay here forever. President Obama also memorialized the victims today, calling the massacre one of the darkest acts of the 20th century.",
        "Caption": "520 Newly IDed Srebrenica Victims to Be Buried",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_52",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2011 8:20 AM CDT) A Syrian activist says security forces have killed 14 protesters during anti-government demonstrations across the country today. The rallies appeared to be the largest and most widespread since the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad began in March. The activist, a spokesman for a group that tracks the protests, said seven people were killed in Damascus, three in the northwestern city of Idlib, three in the central city of Homs, and one in the southern city of Daraa.",
        "Caption": "14 Dead in Big Syria Rallies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_53",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2011 6:41 AM) Despite Pakistan's religious extremism and violence, a new Christian church, the largest in Pakistan, has just opened in Karachi, reports the AP. St. Peter's of Karachi, which opened on Nov. 9, is a domed, three-story building in the heart of a sprawling slum in Pakistan's largest city, big enough for 5,000 worshippers at a time. At a staggering cost of $3.8 million, with funds raised from around the world, St. Peter's symbolizes the resiliency of a religion that has come under increasing persecution from the state and militant groups over the past decade, say church leaders. There were so many people here it was not possible for us to accommodate them on Sundays, said Father Saleh Diego. Some were sitting at the back, some in the corner, some on the terrace. Christians account for only around 3% to 5% of Pakistan's 180 million people, and are mostly former Hindus drawn from the lowest castes. Because most churches in Pakistan are built in the country's poorest neighborhoods, Christian leaders say they actually attract few threats from Muslims.",
        "Caption": "In Karachi Slum, a 5K-Seat Megachurch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_54",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2012 11:26 AM) People have been calling for Apple to radically redo iTunes for a while now, and Apple yesterday released iTunes 11, one of the biggest redesigns in the ubiquitous software's history. Ping\u00e2\u20ac\u201dApple's attempt at adding social networking to its media center\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis gone. There's much more integration with Apple's iCloud. And the overall look is much cleaner. But is it enough to win the praise of the technorati elite? So far, so good, writes John Paczkowski in All Things D, declaring that, after an initial pass, iTunes 11 looks like a pretty slick remodel of software that had been generally overburdened with unnecessary complexity. It's that unnecessary complexity, in part, that has Farhad Manjoo writing choice lines like this\u00e2\u20ac\u201d each new upgrade brings more suckage into your computer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor Slate. He calls iTunes 11 a bloated, horrible program that's only getting slower and packed with more useless features. For Manjoo, the future is in cloud-based music services like Spotify, and the future is now. Software like iTunes, designed to hold your owned media on a single device, is becoming ancient history. And by just incrementally changing each version of iTunes, the whole package only gets more arcane and awkward, a facelift that hides the rot underneath. The only way for Apple to fix it would be to throw it out and start all over again. Click for Manjoo's full column.",
        "Caption": "Horrible, Bloated' iTunes 11 Should Be Shot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_55",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2009 6:50 AM) Gunmen launched coordinated suicide attacks on three government buildings in Afghanistan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s capital today, killing at least 19 and injuring more than 50, the BBC reports. Attackers armed with AK-47s, grenades, and in some cases explosive vests hit the prison directorate and the justice and education ministries. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the assaults, saying they were in response to the treatment of Taliban prisoners. Four gunmen burst into the justice ministry and opened fire, with two surviving the ensuing gunfight to capture the upper floors. Employees, including the justice minister, locked themselves in their offices, as police scaled the building with ladders. The siege lasted several hours before all the attackers were killed. Two other gunmen were killed at the prison ministry, and one while trying to enter the education ministry.",
        "Caption": "Gunmen Kill 19 in Kabul Attacks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_56",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2015 12:29 PM) The Detroit Free Press ran a front-page story this weekend about a man who walks 21 miles a day to and from work\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's proving both the power of the press and the warmth of the human heart. The story caught the attention of a student at Wayne State University, and now, James Robertson can buy a lot more than just a car, the Free Press reports. Evan Leedy, 19, started a GoFundMe crowdfunding campaign for Robertson which has now raised more than $185,000 (and counting). The two men met at a bar last night, where they were interviewed. I'm always going to be in your debt; I will never forget this, Robertson said. But he also noted: I gotta say, this is Detroit, this is how people are in Detroit. They say Los Angeles is the city of angels. That's wrong. Detroit is the real city of angels.",
        "Caption": "$185K Raised for Man Who Walks 21 Miles to Work",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_57",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2009 9:24 AM CDT) He turns 65 this year, but Smokey Bear\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nowhere near extinguished, the Los Angeles Times reports. The mascot remains as fiercely beloved by baby boomers as he is fiercely protected by the government: Federal law keeps his image from unauthorized use, which can result in a $150,000 fine. Annually, he brings in $1 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut over the years, he has seen his share of controversy. Smokey Bear was born in 1944 as part of a campaign to protect America\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s wood for the war effort. But some say his longtime message, Only you can prevent forest fires, has actually contributed to raging wildfires. Forests wind up artificially packed with wood, creating a very flammable forest, says an expert. Today, Smokey's message has been adjusted to focus on wildfires while marketers try to update his image. We want him to be seen as a very cool bear, says one.",
        "Caption": "Smokey Bear's Fire Still Burning at 65",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_58",
        "News Article": "(Jun 2, 2009 2:38 AM CDT) Former Vice President Dick Cheney has finally acknowledged, despite previous claims to the contrary, that Saddam Hussein did not collaborate with al-Qaeda to launch the 9\/11 attacks. CIA information on such a collaboration turned out not to be true, he conceded in remarks before the National Press Club, reports Bloomberg. But Cheney stood by his conviction that the invasion of Iraq was the correct decision, citing Hussein's relationship with al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations. There was a relationship between al-Qaeda and Iraq that stretched back 10 years. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not something I made up, \u00c2 said Cheney. Several months after 9\/11, Cheney claimed direct involvement by Hussein in the attacks, saying a meeting between the attackers and Iraqi intelligence was pretty well confirmed. His latest comments are part of an ongoing publicity offensive against the Obama administration as Cheney seeks to defend former President Bush's policies.",
        "Caption": "Cheney: OK, OK, Saddam Wasn't Behind 9\/11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_59",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2012 2:22 PM CDT) The Obama administration today finalized a major upgrade to America's fuel economy standards that will force new cars and trucks to average 54.5 miles a gallon by 2025. The final rules rolled out today are essentially the same ones proposed last year, the Detroit News reports, but they are no less impressive for all that, representing a doubling of the standards in place when Obama took office. What's more, automakers are largely on board with the deal. The administration negotiated the deal with automakers, and 13 of them, including Detroit's big three support it. Only two, Germany's Daimler and Volkswagen, have come out against it. We've come a long way in five years, a Pew Clean Energy researcher tells the Washington Post, noting that in 2007, lawmakers hotly debated whether to mandate a 30 mpg by 2025. We expect the rules to be tough, a GM exec said, but we have a strong history of innovation.",
        "Caption": "New Rules for Autos: 54.5 MPG by 2025",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_60",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2015 3:13 PM CDT) Stocks are closing mostly higher as markets regain their footing after a turbulent few weeks. The Dow Jones industrial average edged up 23 points, or 0.1%, to 16,374 today. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose two points, also 0.1%, to 1,951. The Nasdaq composite slipped 16 points, or 0.4%, to 4,733. European markets rose broadly. The head of the European Central Bank said it's ready to give the region a bigger dose of stimulus should inflation fail to pick up. Joy Global plunged 15%, the most in the S&P 500, after the maker of mining equipment posted earnings that fell far short of analysts' estimates. Bond prices rose. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.17%.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 23",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_61",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2015 9:49 AM CDT) A woman whose husband is charged with pushing her to her death off a cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park was wearing her wedding ring when she died, but the expensive diamond was missing, a park ranger testified yesterday. Prosecutors say Harold Henthorn\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcharged with first-degree murder in the Sept. 29, 2012, death of Toni Henthorn, 50\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstaged his wife's death to look like an accident because he stood to benefit from life insurance policies totaling $4.7 million that she didn't know existed. Ranger Paul Larson said he could not find the diamond in the craggy, secluded area where authorities found her body. Henthorn told investigators he moved his wife's body to flatter terrain so he could tend to her after the fall. Investigators previously said they suspected Henthorn of removing the diamond from his wife's ring, in part because her hand was not badly injured in the fall. A deputy coroner said he found it odd that Henthorn quickly volunteered information about the diamond when interviewed, saying it was worth $30,000 but the missing stone did not matter at all at this point. Larson added he and other investigators noted more unusual details from the scene. For example, even though Toni Henthorn's fall was hard and fast enough to break large tree branches, her camera landed almost completely intact just feet from where her husband moved her body, Larson said. And contrary to what Henthorn told dispatchers, a coroner found no evidence Henthorn actually performed CPR on his wife. He couldn't be sure if Toni fell or was pushed.",
        "Caption": "Prosecutors: Man Stole Wife's $30K Diamond After Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_62",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2012 11:40 AM CDT) Leon Panetta has taken at least 27 trips home to California since becoming secretary of defense in July, which have cost taxpayers more than $800,000 in all\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he does feel bad about it. The Pentagon chief expressed his regrets at a Pentagon briefing yesterday and said he is open to alternatives, but gave no hint that he would stop the weekend trips. For 40 years that I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been in this town, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve gone home because my wife and family are there and because, frankly, I think it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s healthy to get out of Washington periodically just to get your mind straight and your perspective straight, he said. The Washington Post notes that Panetta paid for trips home himself while he served in Congress and in the Clinton administration, but as defense secretary, government rules require him to fly on military aircraft with secure communications. He is required to reimburse the government for the cost of a round-trip commercial flight each time, but that has only added up to around $17,000 while his trips have cost around $860,000, the AP notes. The issue is a bit contentious, considering the budget concerns the Pentagon is dealing with, but Panetta often makes stops for official business on his way to or from California\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand works while he's there, too.",
        "Caption": "Panetta Feels Bad About $800K in Flights He's Taken",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_63",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2009 6:16 AM) A suicide bombing outside a Peshawar courthouse killed 19 people this morning in Pakistan, the latest in a series of attacks by Islamic militants reacting against an anti-Taliban army offensive in the region. Today's bombing came only hours after missiles fired from a suspected US drone killed three alleged militants in another region close to the Afghan border. The dead in today's suicide bombing included at least three police; 51 people were reported wounded. The militant onslaught has killed at least 80 in the past two weeks. Drone strikes are highly unpopular among the strongly anti-American local population, both because they often kill civilians and because they fuel the perception that the US is behind the Pakistani army offensive.",
        "Caption": "Suicide Bomb Kills 19 at Pakistan Courthouse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_64",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2015 5:50 PM) Rapid treatment is of utmost importance for babies diagnosed with infantile spasms, also known as West syndrome, a form of epilepsy that causes seizures and corresponding abnormal bursts of electrical activity in the brain. About half of the babies with it don't respond to the first drug that's tried, meaning doctors then use an injectable drug called Synacthen Depot, which one doctor says works 90% of the time. But Synacthen Depot is the latest drug to cause an uproar after a massive price hike, at least in Canada, CBC reports. The price of Synacthen Depot increased by more than 2,000% from $33.05 per vial to $680 per vial, says a spokesperson for Alberta Health, which delisted the drug in July. That means it won't be automatically paid for by Canada's government-subsidized health care anymore, TheStreet explains, though exceptions could be made on a case-by-case basis. And as for the price, Fusion explains that the drug requires a six-week course, for a total cost of $14,280. Officials in other Canadian provinces saw a similar hike in the cost of the drug. This was just dropped like a bombshell, says a Toronto neurologist who is incensed by the price increase. Pharmaceutical company Mallinckrodt owns the rights to the drug in Canada after acquiring another company last year, and a rep says the drug was losing money when the company acquired it. They just bought it and jacked up the price, says the neurologist. (When Canada tried to lower the price of another drug, it got sued by a US company.)",
        "Caption": "Latest 2,000% Drug Price Hike Hurts Infants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_65",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2010 1:05 AM CDT) At least 400 people were killed, some 10,000 injured and scores buried in collapsed buildings when a series of earthquakes up to 6.9 magnitude hit the western Tibetan plateau this morning. Chinese authorities are scrambling to get rescue workers to the sparsely populated area, which is mainly inhabited by Tibetan herdsmen. The local infrastructure was badly damaged by six quakes that hit within a space of three hours, reports the BBC. One official estimated that 85% of the buildings in the epicenter in Jiegu in Qinghai province had collapsed. In a flash, the houses went down, a local newscaster said. The difficulty we face is that we don't have any excavators, a local military official told state media. Many of the people have been buried and our soldiers are trying to pull them out with human labor. It is very difficult to save people with our bare hands.",
        "Caption": "400 Dead in China Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_66",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2009 6:34 PM CDT) An 8.3-magnitude earthquake struck the area around American Samoa today, generating a tsunami that killed as many as 34 in the US\u00c2 territory and adjacent Samoa, an independent state. The waves at Pago Pago were 5.1 feet above normal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsmaller than originally feared\u00e2\u20ac\u201d but tsunami warnings went up briefly throughout the South Pacific, with a watch in effect as far away as Hawaii. Widespread damage included the flattening of one entire village. I can confirm there is damage, I can confirm there are deaths and I can confirm there are casualties, a police rep in Samoa told Reuters.",
        "Caption": "Post-Quake Tsunami Kills 34 in Samoa",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_67",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2013 7:03 PM CDT) He's a former volunteer firefighter. She's his 4-year-old daughter. Guess which one ended up the hero? The Daily News of Iron Mountain, Michigan, says little Cadence Lucas saved her dad by running about a quarter-mile down a dark dirt road to get help after he knocked himself unconscious. Chris Lucas was unloading scrap metal from his pickup when he bashed his head on something\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlikely either the truck's tailgate or a hot water heater. Most kids would have sat there until their parent woke up, he recounts. She took the initiative to run out even though it was dark. Eventually, Cadence made it to a neighbor's house and summoned help. Dad Chris is fine after a night in the hospital with a concussion. He says he and Cadence's mom have schooled their daughter on how to react in emergencies. I thought it was kind of cool she remembered that.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 4, Runs Quarter-Mile in Dark to Save Dad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_68",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2019 11:30 AM CDT) Two American teenagers were jailed in Rome on Saturday as authorities carry out a murder investigation in the killing of an Italian police officer, the AP reports. A detention order issued by prosecutors was shown on Italian state broadcaster RAI, naming the suspects as Gabriel Christian Natale Hjorth and Finnegan Lee Elder. The detention order didn't give their ages, but says they were both born in San Francisco in 2000. Police earlier said they were 19. Prosecutors say in the order that Elder is the main suspect, accusing him of repeatedly stabbing Carabinieri paramilitary policeman Mario Cerciello Rega, 35, who was investigating the theft of a bag after a drug deal gone wrong in Rome. Natale Hjorth is accused of using his bare hands to strike the officer's partner, who wasn't seriously injured in the attack.",
        "Caption": "2 American Teens Jailed in Death of Italian Policeman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_69",
        "News Article": "(Sep 23, 2013 1:10 PM CDT) It looks like the days of BlackBerry being an independent company are over. Trading on shares of the company was halted today when the company made it known that it had a major announcement coming. The announcement: It had signed a letter of intent to be purchased by Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. for $4.7 billion, or $9 a share, the Wall Street Journal reports. Shares had been down 5.6% before trading halted, to $8.23, in the wake of Friday's news that the company would cut its staff by 40% and stop selling devices to consumers. The $9 price tag represents just 4% of Blackberry's peak share value, Journal reporter Shira Ovide tweets. Fairfax currently owns about 10% of BlackBerry, making it the company's biggest shareholder. The Canadian-based company will buy all of the company's outstanding shares. Click for more on its ill-fated company jet.",
        "Caption": "BlackBerry Sells Itself for $4.7B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_70",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2012 12:17 AM) A computer prodigy known as Pakistan's girl wonder has died at the age of 16 from complications caused by an epileptic stroke. Arfa Karim was just nine years old when she became the youngest person ever awarded the Microsoft Certified Professional title for mastering the company's programs, the Daily Mail reports. She was invited to visit Microsoft's US headquarters, and met execs including Bill Gates. Karim's dream was to work for Microsoft after completing her studies. After learning that Karim had been hospitalized, Gates reached out to her family and offered to pay for her medical care. He offered to fly her to the US for treatment, but because she was on a ventilator, doctors decided against moving her. Her father thanked Gates for his efforts, and described his daughter as a spark that got attention and love from everyone on the globe.",
        "Caption": "Microsoft Prodigy Dies at 16",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_71",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2011 6:15 PM CDT) Cincinnati Reds pitcher Mike Leake will make $425,000 this year, but he was apparently short the $59.95 for six American Rag T-shirts that cops say he lifted at a Macy's today. Leake's arrest report says the 23-year-old removed price tags from the shirts and tried to leave\u00e2\u20ac\u201das a security camera filmed the whole thing, reports the Enquirer. Leake was charged with a misdemeanor, and could face up to 180 days in jail. The arrest occurred just hours before pitchers were to show up for batting practice before a game against Pittsburgh. The Reds had no comment, and Leake was expected to make a statement this evening. Click for more, including background on Leake's career.",
        "Caption": "Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Mike Leake Charged With Shoplifting 6 T-Shirts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_72",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2010 6:47 AM CDT) Disgraced Daily Beast scribe Gerald Posner claims he 'accidentally' and unwittingly plagiarized material for his online columns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it now appears he also did it habitually and for his books. A new review of his work suggests Posner may have lifted as many as 35 passages for Why America Slept and Secrets of the Kingdom. The Miami New Times sent the passages over to a journalism expert for review. His verdict? This constitutes plagiarism by any definition. Click here for more on Posner.",
        "Caption": "Daily Beast Scribe Plagiarized 35 Other Times",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_73",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2014 12:33 AM CDT) A rare band of summer thunderstorms left one person dead and a dozen injured from lightning strikes at Venice Beach in Los Angeles yesterday. Witnesses tell the Los Angeles Times that the storm seemed to come from nowhere and lasted 15 minutes, causing panic as fishermen and beachgoers rushed to find shelter. A National Weather Service spokesman says lightning hit the water and the beach at least four times. A coroner's office spokesman says the dead man is in his mid-20s and that it's too early to say whether he was killed by lightning strike, drowning, or being trampled by the crowd. Officials say all the injured people were in or near the water when lightning struck. The strikes also caused a power outage in the area. It was all blue skies, except there were some dark clouds coming from the south, one resident says. Then just one big crack of lightning\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpretty unexpected. Other witnesses describe the sudden storm as incredibly loud. I heard this crackle and there was this giant bolt of lightning shooting across the sky and the loudest thunder I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever heard, a witness tells CBS.",
        "Caption": "Freak Lightning Strike at LA Beach Kills 1, Injures 12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_74",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2014 3:00 PM CDT) Police surely hear all kinds of things from drivers looking to deflect blame after an accident, but a man in College Station, Texas, gets points for originality. He told officers that he swerved to avoid a turtle, a cat, a squirrel, and an overhanging tree, reports the Eagle of Bryan-College Station. The 33-year-old ended up hitting a guardrail and an actual tree, but neither he nor anyone else was seriously injured. Police didn't buy the animal story and charged him with his second DWI.",
        "Caption": "DWI Suspect Blames Crash on 3 Animals, Tree",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_75",
        "News Article": "(Oct 30, 2010 10:32 AM CDT) Lots of critics have dutifully supplied their top-10 lists of horror movies in time for Halloween. Not so Roger Ebert, who instead used the time to compile an essay on why he hates the exercise, at this time of year or any other. No list of films has the slightest significance, unless it involves box-office receipts, he explains in the Wall Street Journal. OK, maybe one\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe once-a-decade effort from British film magazine Sight & Sound. Beyond that, they're mostly crap, good for vanity, useless arguments, and not much else. (See, for example, how the Internet Movie Database ranks the Shawshank Redemption as the greatest film of all time.) Of course, there's one thing these lists are great at in the Internet age\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgenerating page views. And that brings up the most insidious subterfuge of Best Lists in Ebert's view: How they extract free work from free-lance critics. He invites everyone to tune in next month, when he doesn't compile his list of best-ever Thanksgiving movies.",
        "Caption": "Ebert: Why I Won't Share My Top 10 Halloween Flicks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_76",
        "News Article": "(May 16, 2016 6:13 AM CDT) As he was leaving the hospital in 2012, Thomas Manning asked his doctor if a penis transplant was possible. At the time, the Massachusetts man's member was only an inch long following a partial penectomy he had to undergo due to penile cancer. His urologic oncologist, Dr. Adam Feldman, thought the idea was outlandish, as the New York Times puts it. But then three years later, Manning got a call from Feldman: Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston was ready to try the operation. And so over May 8 and 9, 64-year-old Manning received a new penis from a deceased donor, in what was only the third such operation in the world\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand, potentially, only the second to be successful. So far, Dr. Curtis Cetrulo, who led the surgical team through the 15-hour procedure along with Dr. Dicken Ko, is cautiously optimistic, a sentiment backed up by Manning's own admission that he has felt little pain over the last week and experienced only one complication, some hemorrhaging early on. He has been forced for years to sit to urinate, and his doctors say within a few weeks he should once again achieve normal urination; restored sexual function will follow. One more thing Manning tells the Times he has yet to do: closely inspect his new organ. MGH anticipates doing a second transplant, for a car-crash victim who suffered extreme burns to the area, as soon as a donor organ is available. The Boston Herald reports MGH will hold a morning press conference to discuss the surgical milestone. (Read about the hell a 21-year-old experienced before his penis transplant.)",
        "Caption": "64-Year-Old Is First in US to Have Penis Transplant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_77",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2014 2:01 PM CDT) A strict dress code adopted by a Staten Island school has resulted in 200 detentions in the last two weeks. A city Department of Education spokeswoman tells the New York Post the new Dress for Success policy at Tottenville High School was a local decision made at the discretion of the principal. The DOE says parents signed off on the policy before the start of the new year. But some parents say the policy, which covers everything from tank tops and short-shorts to hoodies and sunglasses, has backfired. District 31 Superintendent Aimee Horowitz says skimpy clothing is banned because it interferes with the learning and teaching process. Ninety percent of the detained students have been girls.",
        "Caption": "Strict Dress Code Yields 200 Detentions in 2 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_78",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2015 1:57 AM CDT) A group of fourth-grade students taken to the New Hampshire State House to watch a vote on a bill they proposed ended up getting an excellent lesson in politics last week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it certainly wasn't an inspiring one. The Lincoln Akerman School students were present as lawmakers criticized and then rejected their bill to make the red-tailed hawk the New Hampshire state raptor, which one representative somehow linked to abortion, CBS reports. The bird, which preys on small rodents, grasps them with its talons and then uses its razor-sharp beak to rip its victims to shreds and then basically tear it apart, limb from limb, said Republican Rep. Warren Groen as students looked on. And I guess the shame about making this the state bird is it would make a much better mascot for Planned Parenthood. Rep. John Burt, another Republican, said lawmakers should focus on more important issues, NH1 reports. If we keep bringing more of these bills and bills and bills that really I feel we shouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have in front of us, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be picking a state hot dog next, he said. The bill, which had already passed the Environment and Agriculture Committee, was turned down by a vote of 133-160. At Vox, New Hampshire native Dylan Matthews isn't surprised by the lawmakers' behavior. With 400 members, the state House of Representatives is one of the biggest legislatures in the English-speaking world, he notes. And with the part-time lawmakers paid just $100 a year, it's both easy and unappealing to get elected, so you can imagine the caliber of politician New Hampshire is left with, he writes. (Utah lawmakers recently OKed the return of firing squads.)",
        "Caption": "NH Lawmakers Mock, Reject 4th-Graders' Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_79",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2019 3:44 AM CDT) Police are investigating a shooting near one of President Trump's resorts in Florida that left one person dead and two others injured. Miami Dade Police spokesman Alvaro Zabaleta says that a call came in at 1:41pm on Sunday stating that shots were fired at the Trump International Beach Resort Miami in Sunny Isles Beach, the AP reports. Sunny Isles officers responded to the scene and found several vehicles with bullet holes. A 19-year-old woman was found inside one vehicle with a gunshot wound to the upper extremities, Zabaleta says. She was transported to a hospital and listed in stable condition. Moments later another 911 call came in reporting a male shot inside a vehicle at a shopping center across the street from the hotel.",
        "Caption": "1 Dead, 2 Injured in Shooting Near Trump Resort",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_80",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2011 12:36 PM CDT) The US already has spent a decade fighting in Afghanistan, and the Telegraph suggests it might spend a decade or so more. The British paper reports that US and Afghan officials are close to a deal that would keep thousands of US troops in the country until 2024\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot just military trainers but special forces and air power. They would remain after the formal handover of power to the Afghan military in 2014. The Pentagon is drawing down US troops in Afghanistan in anticipation of that deadline, and the Telegraph isn't specific on just how many would remain under this deal. The report quotes Hamid Karzai's top security adviser: If they train our police and soldiers, then those trainers will not be 10 or 20, they will be thousands. He said 2014 is not the end of international terrorist networks and we have a common commitment to fight them. For this purpose also, the US needs facilities. Word of the deal already is angering Pakistan, Iran, and the Taliban.",
        "Caption": "US Troops May Stay in Afghanistan Until 2024",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_81",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2010 2:09 PM CDT) A Florida woman and her boyfriend have been charged with trying to sell her infant grandson for $30,000. Cops arrested 45-year-old Patty Bigbee and 42-year-old Lawrence Works yesterday in Daytona Beach after they met with an agent posing as a buyer. Both were charged with illegal sale or surrender of a child, and Bigbee was also charged with communication fraud. Authorities said an investigation began last month after an informant told them the woman was trying to sell the baby. She reportedly wanted $75,000 but was talked down to $30,000. The child's mother is currently incarcerated on unrelated charges, and the infant has been turned over to child welfare officials.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Florida Woman Tried to Sell Grandson for $30K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_82",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2012 8:06 AM CDT) A Senate panel expressed its outrage over Pakistan's conviction of a doctor who helped the United States track down Osama bin Laden, voting to cut aid to Islamabad by $33 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$1 million for every year of the physician's 33-year sentence for high treason. The punitive move came on top of deep reductions the Appropriations Committee already had made to President Barack Obama's budget request for Pakistan, a reflection of growing congressional anger. The overall foreign aid budget for next year had slashed more than half of the proposed assistance and threatened further reductions if Islamabad fails to open overland supply routes to US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan. We need Pakistan, Pakistan needs us, but we don't need Pakistan double-dealing, said Sen. Lindsey Graham. The Appropriations Committee approved Graham's amendment to cut the assistance by $33 million on a 30-0 vote. The full Senate will vote on the overall bill, possibly this summer.",
        "Caption": "Irked Senate Panel Votes 30-0 to Cut Pakistan Aid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_83",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2009 10:03 AM) The 93-year-old Michigan man who froze to death last month after his electricity was cut off was a World War II medic who left his estate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpossibly more than $500,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto a local hospital, CNN reports. Despite the savings, Martin Schur was $1,000 behind on his utility bill. He loved his community, says his nephew, who hopes the tragedy reminds others to look out for their neighbor. This can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be allowed to happen in this country, says a neighbor. Residents have urged a probe of the electric company, which had installed a device to limit power to Schur\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s home. It was never reset, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s unclear whether Schur, who lived alone and was found dead Jan. 17, knew how to do so. The company has since removed all limiters.",
        "Caption": "93-Year-Old Left to Freeze Leaves $500K to Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_84",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2013 12:44 AM) After years out of the spotlight, rock legend David Bowie has marked his 66th birthday with the release of his first new song in a decade. The ballad Where Are We Now? will be followed by a new album, The Next Day, in March, the BBC reports. Bowie, whose last album was 2003's Reality, has not performed live since 2006 and the new single has prompted a flurry of speculation about a possible 2013 tour.",
        "Caption": "Bowie Turns 66, Releases 1st Song in 10 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_85",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2012 1:08 PM CDT) Doctors are still insisting there's no connection, but a third person in the Southeast is now fighting flesh-eating bacteria. I just started feeling very sick, Bobby Vaughn, 33, tells WXIA Atlanta. I was throwing up and had a backache. I just thought it was a little infection. But the Georgia landscaper soon started to swell, particularly in his groin, and went to the hospital. He has gone through five surgeries and had about two pounds of damaged tissue removed; he says doctors think the bacteria is no longer spreading, but he still has skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries in his future. Twenty-four-year-old Aimee Copeland and new mom Lana Kuykendall are also fighting the rare ailment; Copeland is just down the hall in the hospital from Vaughn.",
        "Caption": "3rd Victim Battles Flesh-Eating Bacteria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_86",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2020 12:01 PM CDT) Sia is a woman of constant surprises, and she's got a new one for us. Per Us Weekly, the 44-year-old Australian singer (full name Sia Furler) appeared Tuesday on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up program, and when she was asked if she'd adopted a son, the famously reclusive star made an unexpected announcement. I actually adopted two sons last year, she said, though it was soon made clear that she hadn't needed to stock up on diapers and baby bottles. They were 18\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey're both 19 years old now, she elaborated. Sia explained that they were aging out of the foster care system, then sweetly added, Yeah, and I love them. This isn't the first time Sia has mentioned being a parent, per USA Today, which notes she brought it up in January during an interview with GQ. She mentioned to the magazine then that she'd recently texted the DJ Diplo and said, Hey, listen, you're like one of five people that I'm sexually attracted to, and now that I've decided to be single for the rest of my life and I just adopted a son, I don't have time for a relationship. ... If you're interested in some no-strings sex, then hit me up. When asked during the SiriusXM interview how her boys were dealing with being in quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic, the new mom said it's been pretty difficult, [for] one more so than the other, but they're both doing things that are really good for them. She didn't give much detail on what those things are other than to say they're educational.",
        "Caption": "Sia's Big Reveal: She's a Mom of 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_87",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2014 7:01 AM CDT) North Korea test-fired a pair of ballistic missiles into the sea early today, South Korea's Yonhap News reports. The mid-range missiles traveled some 400 miles, ending their trajectory in the sea off North Korea's east coast. It was the country's longest-ranging launch since it fired a satellite into orbit in 2012, the Los Angeles Times reports. A spokesman for the South's defense ministry says the launch clearly violates UN Security Resolutions and is a grave provocation to Republic of Korea (South) and the international community. The US also criticized the troubling and provocative move. The UN Security Council has banned Pyongyang from holding long-range missile tests, the Times notes; the launch blatantly flouts that ban. The launch came within hours of talks between the US, South Korea, and Japan in the Netherlands, the BBC reports; today is also the fourth anniversary of a South Korean warship's sinking. The South says it plans countermeasures alongside the UN. Recently, Pyongyang has fired a number of short-range missiles, the BBC notes. The latest tests, however, mark the first time the North has fired a Nodong (or Rodong, per Yonhap) missile since 2009. Such missiles can travel about 600 miles.",
        "Caption": "North Korea Test-Launches 2 Missiles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_88",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2011 10:28 AM CDT) Terminator 5, starring the Governator? It's a possibility: CAA, which represents Arnold Schwarzenegger, is shopping around a package that includes rights to a new sequel, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The movie would be the fifth in the franchise and, in addition to starring Schwarzenegger, would be directed by Justin Lin (who has directed The Fast and the Furious sequels) and produced by Robert Cort (everything from Cocktail to Runaway Bride). Click for Schwarzenegger's thoughts on returning to action roles.",
        "Caption": "Coming Soon: Terminator 5?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_89",
        "News Article": "(Mar 22, 2015 4:24 PM CDT) Lee Kuan Yew, the founder of modern Singapore who helped transform the sleepy port into one of the world's richest nations, died today, the government says. He was 91. Lee was admitted to Singapore General Hospital on Feb. 5 for severe pneumonia and was later put on life support. The Prime Minister's Office says in a statement on its website that Lee passed away peacefully at 3:18am. Lee was feared for his authoritarian tactics but insisted that strict limits on speech and public protest were necessary to maintain stability in the multiethnic and multi-religious country. He guided Singapore for 31 years until 1990, making it into a global trade and finance center. Lee's legacy includes an efficient government with little corruption, low tax rates to attract foreign investment, excellent schools, and safe streets. He has faced criticism, though, for using tough tactics to consolidate power. Lee jailed some political rivals without trial for decades and brought defamation lawsuits against journalists and opposition politicians. Lee commanded immense respect among Singaporeans, who this year will celebrate the country's 50th independence anniversary. The Prime Minister's Office said arrangements for the public to pay respects and funeral arrangements will be announced later.",
        "Caption": "Founding Father of Singapore Dead at 91",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_90",
        "News Article": "(May 10, 2009 3:37 PM CDT) The US swine flu count hit 2,254 yesterday and a Costa Rica man died of the disease, the first fatality outside of North America, the Wall Street Journal reports. In the US, 3,000 people are likely infected across 45 states and Washington, DC, including unconfirmed cases, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. We think this virus is in most parts of the United States, said an official. Some states have reduced or stopped testing, deeming it necessary only at early stages to predict the flu\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s spread. The 53-year-old Costa Rican who died already suffered from diabetes and chronic lung disease. Seven other Costa Rican cases of swine flu, or H1N1, have been confirmed by the CDC. The World Health Organization said 3,440 people have been infected in 29 countries.",
        "Caption": "H1N1 Expands, Kills Costa Rica Man",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_91",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2009 2:26 PM CDT) Even with the unemployment rate shattering records, 3 million jobs nationwide remain unfilled. But the growing mismatch between employers and workers tarnishes that silver lining, Peter Coy argues in BusinessWeek. Untrained job-seekers often don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have necessary skills to work in growing sectors like health care and accounting, and employers complain of the mounting backlog the labor shortage causes. The problem could worsen even when the economy rebounds, because unemployment figures will likely remain high, bidding wars over qualified workers will boost inflation, and Washington\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s quick fixes may make things even worse. Some workers aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t helping, refusing to relocate or accept lower pay. But smart policy and a dose of realism from all sides can spark a turnaround, Coy contends.",
        "Caption": "3 Million US Job Openings Isn't a Good Thing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_92",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2015 1:40 PM) Moira Smith, the only female NYPD officer who was killed in the 9\/11 attacks, was posthumously named Glamour's Woman of the Year in 2001. Fourteen years later, the magazine named Caitlyn Jenner one of its women of the year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Smith's angry widower doesn't want the two to share the same honor. He tells the New York Post he took the award down from a shelf in his home and FedExed it to Glamour, along with a note to the magazine's editor. I was shocked and saddened to learn that Glamour has just named Bruce Jenner 'Woman of the Year,' he wrote. I find it insulting to Moira Smith's memory, and the memory of other heroic women who have earned this award, he wrote, per PIX11. Was there no woman in America, or the rest of the world, more deserving than this man? At a time when we have women in the armed forces fighting and dying for our country, heroic doctors fighting deadly diseases, women police and firefighters putting their lives on the line for total strangers, brave women overcoming life threatening diseases ... the list of possibilities goes on ... is this the best you could do? A Glamour spokesperson tells the Post it stands by the decision to honor Jenner.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Widower Returns Wife's 'Woman of the Year' Award...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_93",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2008 6:57 PM CDT) Screaming girls, predawn starts, and 6-day weeks are a lot to handle on $10 an hour\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut NBC\u00c2 pages see success at the end of the tunnel, the New York Times reports. They know that hours of smiling schlep work\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthink photocopies and coffee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave led luminaries like Regis Philbin and Ted Koppel to stardom. What made them good pages?\u00c2 We're all hams, \u00c2 one said. They also overcame odds worse than getting into Harvard to get the gig, and passed a grueling test on NBC trivia. We all have an unhealthy knowledge of NBC, one admitted. They also have about a 70% chance of getting a job at NBC. By that time, they hopefully know the keys to the business. It was a wonderful time, said Koppel. I dated my way through the Radio City Rockettes.",
        "Caption": "NBC Pages Seek Bigtime on $10\/Hour",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_94",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2014 9:29 AM CDT) The Federal Aviation Administration says it will take about two weeks to fully reopen a Chicago-area control center, where an act of sabotage brought the city's two international airports to a halt last week. The FAA said yesterday it hopes to return the facility to full service by Oct. 13 and that crews are working to install replacement equipment. Authorities say a contract employee started a fire Friday at the regional control center in suburban Aurora and then attempted to commit suicide. More than 2,000 flights were canceled that day at O'Hare and Midway international airports, disrupting travel nationwide. About 600 flights were canceled at the airports yesterday, and delays were about a half-hour. Air traffic controllers from the Aurora center are now at other FAA offices in the Midwest until they can head back to their home base.",
        "Caption": "2 Weeks Until Chicago Control Center Reopens: FAA",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_95",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2014 9:54 AM CDT) Federal agents are serving hundreds of warrants in dozens of cities as part of a continued crackdown on synthetic drug manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers. Agents served search and arrest warrants on homes, warehouses, and smoke shops in at least 25 states this morning, a DEA spokesman said. The largest single operation is a state-wide effort in Alabama. Agents also are serving warrants in Florida and New Mexico, among other states. The crackdown involves 33 DEA cases, and seven Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigations. The DEA has been cracking down on synthetic drugs, including so-called bath salts, spice, and Molly, since the drugs first gained widespread popularity years ago. In late 2010, the agency responsible for enforcing federal drug laws moved to ban five chemicals used to make synthetic marijuana blends, including K2, Spice, and Blaze. An interesting aside involves the money trail: Investigators have tracked hundreds of millions of dollars in drug proceeds being sent to Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan, says a rep for the DEA Special Operations Division. The money is going there, where it stops we don't know, he says.",
        "Caption": "Feds Take Down Drug Operations Across 25 States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_96",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2020 7:27 AM) Mom, I want to talk to you like I'm sitting across the room from you, says Colby Ryan, whose mother and two siblings are missing in mysterious circumstances. In an emotional YouTube video, the 23-year-old begs Lori Vallow to come home and tell where 7-year-old Joshua Vallow and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan are, ABC reports. You have the power to end this, he says. You have the opportunity to put this all to rest. The siblings from Rexburg, Idaho, have not been seen since September and police say they have information that Lori knows either the location of the children or what has happened to them. Vallow and her new husband, doomsday writer Chad Daybell, abruptly left town the day after police attempted to do a welfare check on Joshua at the request of a relative. Investigators including local police and FBI agents searched Daybell's home on Friday, reports the AP. Police have said they believe the children's lives are in danger\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand they suspect the couple's disappearance is linked to the sudden death of Daybell's former wife, Tamara Daybell, in October. He married Vallow a couple of weeks later. Authorities, who initially believed Tamara Daybell's death was natural, have exhumed her body. Vallow's previous husband, Charles Vallow, who had initiated divorce proceedings, was shot dead by her brother in August; her brother died from unknown causes last month. In divorce papers filed in February, Charles Vallow said his wife had told him she was a god assigned to carry out the work of the 144,000 at Christ's second coming in July 2020, and she would kill him if he got in her way.",
        "Caption": "Son With 2 Missing Siblings Makes Emotional Plea to Mom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_97",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2014 5:58 PM CDT) David Greenglass, who served 10 years in prison for his role in the most explosive atomic spying case of the Cold War and gave testimony that sent his brother-in-law and sister, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, to the electric chair in 1953, has died at 92. Greenglass\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho admitted decades later that he lied on the stand about his own sister\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied in New York City on July 1, according to the Rosenbergs' sons. After his release from prison in 1960, Greenglass lived under an assumed name in Queens. The Rosenbergs were convicted in 1951 of conspiring to steal secrets about the atomic bomb for the Soviet Union and were executed at New York's Sing Sing prison, insisting to the very end that they were innocent. Greenglass, indicted as a co-conspirator, testified that he had given the Rosenbergs data obtained through his wartime job as an Army machinist at Los Alamos, headquarters of the project to build the atomic bomb. He told of seeing his sister transcribing the information on a typewriter at the Rosenbergs' New York apartment in 1945. That testimony proved crucial in convicting Ethel and her husband. In 2001, Greenglass was quoted in the book The Brother by New York Times reporter Sam Roberts as saying he had not actually seen Ethel typing and knew of it only from his wife. For the prosecution, however, the typewriter was as good as a smoking gun, Roberts wrote. Greenglass said he lied to assure leniency for himself and to keep his wife out of prison so she could care for their two children.",
        "Caption": "Lying Brother in Rosenberg Spy Case Dead at 92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_98",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2013 11:07 AM) Toronto's City Council voted overwhelmingly to clip Rob Ford's wings today, with the first in a series of motions designed to make him mayor in name only, the National Post reports. The council voted 39-3 to strip Ford of the power to appoint and dismiss the deputy mayor and the rest of his senior staff\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the nay votes coming from Ford, his brother Doug, and David Shiner. And even Shiner abandoned the Fords when the council voted to strip the mayor's emergency powers, 41-2. Those votes are preambles to a Monday vote that will give the deputy mayor all the powers not explicitly given to the mayor by law. But the Fords aren't going quietly. The people didn't vote for the deputy mayor, Doug pointed out, according to the Globe and Mail, adding, I don't want to call it a coup d'etat... The mayor himself took it in stride. I would have done the same thing. I'm not mad at anybody, he said, before lamenting that the vote would cost the city money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause he'll be fighting it in court.",
        "Caption": "Toronto Votes to Strip Rob Ford's Powers, 39-3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_99",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2015 9:09 AM) With tax time fast approaching, there's a new hoop to jump through: Those without health insurance may be facing ObamaCare penalties for 2014\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand for 2015 if they don't nail down coverage by Feb. 15, NPR reports. Those who were uninsured in 2014 may face a tax penalty of either 1% of income or a flat fee of $95 per adult, $47.50 per child under the age of 18 (whichever fee is higher). And anyone who misses the end of the Affordable Care Act's open enrollment on Feb. 15 will be ponying up even greater penalties for 2015: the higher of either 2% of income or $325 per adult, $162.50 for kids under 18. Beyond that, the 2016 penalty will be assessed at 2.5% of income or $695 per person, adjusting every year after that for inflation. Because many people don't think about taxes until the W-2s start trickling in (often at the end of January), there won't be a lot of time for them to consider buying health insurance, NPR notes. And they may still choose not to: About 11% of the uninsured who opt out simply can't afford it, while 27% say it's less expensive to pay the tax penalty than to purchase health insurance, CBS News reports. Tax preparers aren't looking forward to telling the uninsured they're going to have to pay the IRS a little extra, but they're trying to educate consumers about eligibility for regular fee exemptions or hardship exemptions, such as being homeless, having lots of medical debt, or experiencing the death of a loved one. Intuit estimates about 20 million uninsured people are eligible for exemptions, Forbes reports. (Here's further info on new forms that may have to be filed and boxes to be checked.)",
        "Caption": "No Health Insurance by Feb. 15? Face Wrath of Taxman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_100",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2015 7:09 AM CDT) The Senate powered through an 18-hour session that ended at 3:28am this morning, giving a yea or nay to more than 50 amendments in a vote-a-rama marathon and, in a 52-46 vote, approving a budget that looks to pave the way for dumping ObamaCare, Reuters reports. Not one Democrat said yes to the plan, the New York Times reports. The GOP plan for purging deficits by 2025 without raising taxes: slash $5.1 trillion in social safety net and other programs. What's going to rise amid the deep cuts is military funding, with a proposal to funnel about $38 billion over to a war-funding account. The Senate now begins a spring recess, so come mid-April, the approved Senate budget will need to be reconciled with the House budget that passed Wednesday. The Times notes it would be the first common congressional budget in a decade. While not legally binding or in need of Obama's signature, the legislation informs spending limits for domestic and military programs, per the Times, and lays the groundwork for future bills that seem destined for veto fights with the president, the AP notes. Fortunately for the country, the Republican budget will not become law, Harry Reid tells the Times. Two GOPers voted nay to the plan: presidential wannabes Ted Cruz and Rand Paul. As for the dozens of amendments that flew through the approval process, there were some conciliatory overtures from the Republican side: They helped sail through amendments on Social Security and veteran benefits for same-sex couples, and 14 GOPers voted to pass an amendment that calls for American workers to earn paid sick leave, Reuters notes.",
        "Caption": "Senate Passes GOP Budget at 3:28am",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_101",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2009 4:17 PM CDT) Author E. Lynn Harris, who offered a glimpse into the secret lives of closeted gay black men, died last night at 54, the AP reports. His publicist says the cause is unknown, and that Harris suddenly took ill just days ago. An autopsy will be performed next week. Harris was the author of 11 books, 10 of which landed on the New York Times bestseller list. He was a pioneering voice within the black LGBT community but also resonated with mainstream communities, regardless of race and sexual orientation, one gay advocate says. His debut novel, 1994\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Invisible Life, told of the tribulations of growing up black and gay, but Harris was not yet out when it was published. People would often ask, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcIs this book about you?\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t want to talk about that, he said. But he slowly opened up and became a prominent voice.",
        "Caption": "Black, Gay Lit Trailblazer E. Lynn Harris Dead at 54",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_102",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2010 7:17 PM) Richard Holbrooke, a brilliant and feisty US diplomat who wrote part of the Pentagon Papers, was the architect of the 1995 Bosnia peace plan, and served as President Obama's special envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan, died today, an administration official said. He was 69. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the family had yet to make a formal announcement of Holbrooke's death. Holbrooke, whose forceful style earned him nicknames such as The Bulldozer or Raging Bull, was admitted to the hospital on Friday after becoming ill at the State Department. The former US ambassador to the UN had surgery Saturday to repair a tear in his aorta. Earlier today, Obama praised Holbrooke for making America safer. He is simply one of the giants of American foreign policy, Obama said during a holiday reception at the State Department.",
        "Caption": "Diplomat Richard Holbrooke Dead at 69",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_103",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2016 2:50 PM CDT) Marjorie Bo Gilbert has bragging rights that no other model who's ever graced the pages of Vogue can claim: She's the first 100-year-old woman to appear inside the magazine, Business Insider reports. As part of an ad campaign for UK store Harvey Nichols\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes a two-minute video that notes the typical age of a model is between 16 and 25\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the British version of Vogue, Gilbert sat in front of photographer Phil Poynter's camera for the ad appearing in the June issue, sporting Valentino eyeglasses, a Victoria Beckham blouse, and a Dries Van Noten coat, per the New York Daily News. I do things that I think a lot of people wouldn't do at my age, the South Wales resident says in the video. I always liked keeping myself looking quite decent even if I wasn't going out. She adds that she's always dressed to suit myself\u00e2\u20ac\u201dI certainly don't dress up for boys. The Daily News notes that Gilbert isn't the first mature model to appear in fashion ads (C\u00c3\u00a9line recently tapped Joan Didion as a poster girl, while Cher took a turn last year as the face of Marc Jacobs' fall campaign). But Gilbert, who says her fashion idol when she was younger was Audrey Hepburn, is a) just a regular person, and b) the oldest woman to appear in Vogue ever. (This model posed with her colostomy bags.)",
        "Caption": "Meet the First 100-Year-Old Model in Vogue",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_104",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2015 3:03 PM CDT) Five Australian teenagers were arrested today on suspicion of plotting an Islamic State group-inspired terrorist attack at a Veterans' Day ceremony next Saturday that included targeting police officers, officials said. Police said they believe the plot was to have involved edged weapons. At this stage, we have no information that it was a planned beheading. But there was reference to an attack on police, a police official told reporters. Some evidence that we have collected at a couple of the scenes, and some other information we have, leads us to believe that this particular matter was ISIS-inspired. The suspects included two 18-year-olds who are alleged to have been preparing an attack at the ANZAC Day ceremony in Melbourne later this month. Another 18-year-old was arrested on weapons charges, and two other men, aged 18 and 19, were in custody and assisting police. All the arrests took place in Melbourne. ANZAC Day is the annual April 25 commemoration of the 1915 Gallipoli landings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first major military action fought by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps during World War I. Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Phelan said at a separate news conference that the teens had links to Numan Haider, an 18-year-old who stabbed a Melbourne police officer as he tried to shake Haider's hand in September; the teen was subsequently shot dead.",
        "Caption": "Australia: 5 Teens Plotted Attack on WWI Ceremony",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_105",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2009 11:16 AM CDT) Ever since its cries of socialized medicine killed Harry Truman\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s attempt to reform health care 60 years ago, the AMA has been not only a vociferous enemy of reform, but a deep-pocketed one\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly the Chamber of Commerce has spent more on lobbying over the past decade. But this time the AMA's throwing that financial might behind President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s effort, thanks in part to an eye-popping handout. Democrats decided to rescind scheduled Medicare cuts in the bill, to the tune of $228 billion over the next decade. Democrats defend that as necessary for the stability of the medical system, but it stands as the most expensive concession any interest group has received. Doctors, too, stand to benefit as more patients gain health care access. Doctors are really, really discouraged now about people not getting access to medical care, says the group\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s former president.",
        "Caption": "How Obama Wooed and Won the AMA: With a $228B Gift",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_106",
        "News Article": "(Oct 11, 2011 12:32 PM CDT) How to cope with the unpleasant reality of a major drop in tourism following March's earthquake and tsunami? Free stuff for tourists! Japan will attempt to woo back wary travelers by doling out 10,000 free airline tickets next year, the Japan Tourism Agency announced this week. Officials are reassuring would-be travelers that, with the exception of the area right around the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, Japan is safe to visit. The country is expected to start dishing out the tickets in April, the Telegraph reports. Want one? Those interested will have to submit an application online explaining which region they want to visit, according to a local report cited by the Los Angeles Times. The winners, selected by the Tourism Agency, must write a review of their visit that will be published online; officials hopes positive reviews will encourage more tourism. It's not a complete freebie, though: Winners must pay for their own accommodations and meals. (And in even odder Japan travel news...)",
        "Caption": "Want to Go to Japan? It's Doling Out 10K Flights",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_107",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2015 8:27 AM) After several hours of struggling, Italian rescue teams shortly before dawn managed to secure the wave-tossed Ezadeen, says an Italian Coast Guard commander. On board: about 450 migrants who were abandoned by smugglers, leaving the cargo vessel in rough seas without a crew. An Icelandic Coast Guard ship is now towing the ship toward the southern Calabrian region, days after Italy stopped a migrant ship from crashing into the Italian coast. Children and pregnant women are among the migrants; most are believed to be Syrian, the commander says, adding the Sierra-Leone-flagged cargo ship apparently set sail from Turkey. By midday, the migrants were still hours away from land. Authorities still didn't know which port would receive the ship with its human cargo. Bad weather made the route unsure, with two ports of the Calabrian coastline in the instep of the Italian boot-shaped peninsula being cited as possibilities. Engineers and electricians were lowered by helicopter to the ship to get the Ezadeen steering smoothly so it could safely enter a port. A blackout on board complicated efforts; the cause of the blackout is not immediately clear. Earlier in the day, a migrant had called for help saying: We're without crew, we're heading toward the Italian coast and we have no one to steer.",
        "Caption": "450 Migrants on Abandoned Ship Are Rescued",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_108",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2015 12:29 PM) In a yearlong investigation it calls jolting, the AP takes a look at instances of sexual misconduct among the nation's law enforcement and finds at least 1,000 police officers who lost their badges over a period of six years for offenses ranging from rape and sex assault to possessing child porn and having sex on the job. That number might not seem high in the context of the hundreds of thousands of officers who police the nation, but the AP notes that it's definitely a low figure\u00e2\u20ac\u201dCalifornia and New York, for example, didn't cough up records because neither state has a system to yank badges for such misconduct, while other states reported zero instances despite media reports to the contrary. It's happening probably in every law enforcement agency across the country, says the Sarasota police chief who studied the issue for the International Association of Chiefs of Police. It's so underreported and people are scared that if they call and complain about a police officer, they think every other police officer is going to be then out to get them. If underreporting and record-keeping are problematic, so, too, is a system that's often lenient on those familiar with it. It starts with the officer denying the allegations\u00e2\u20ac\u201d'she's crazy,' 'she's lying,' says a counselor. And the other officers say they didn't see anything, they didn't hear anything. The AP highlights the case of Oklahoma City officer Daniel Holtzclaw, who is accused of pulling over a 50-something woman on a bogus traffic stop and forcing her to perform oral sex at gunpoint. She's one of 13 accusers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding a 17-year-old girl who says Holtzclaw raped her on her mother's front porch. I didn't know what to do, she testified. Like, what am I going to do? Call the cops? He was a cop. Holtzclaw faces 36 counts including rape and forcible oral sodomy at his trial Monday. Here's a state-by-state breakdown, a list of recent high-profile cases, and the investigation by the numbers. The entire piece is worth a read.",
        "Caption": "1K Cops in 6 Years Lost Badges for Sex Misconduct",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_109",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2011 3:52 PM) An Argentine woman threw herself off a 23rd-story hotel balcony, landing on a cab and totaling it, the AP reports\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand somehow managed to survive. The woman, reportedly 30 years old, was rushed to a nearby hospital with broken ribs and internal bleeding. However, despite her 330-foot fall, she is now in stable condition. The driver of the cab saw a policeman looking up, which prompted him to get out of his car moments before the woman landed on it. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Argentine Falls 23 Stories\u00e2\u20ac\u201d and Survives",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_110",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2011 6:12 AM CDT) If you're in the market for a car no one else has, try the Chevy Volt. GM's July sales figures are out, and a piddling 125 Volts were sold. Writing for the Weekly Standard, Jonathan Last goes on to share his favorite bit of GM news: To keep up with demand, the car maker is ramping up production to 5,000 units each month, says a rep. GM's line is that sales of the electric car are so low because dealerships can't keep them on the lot. They're virtually sold out, proclaims the rep. This is virtually true, quips Last, who cites the research done by one enterprising individual, who called GM's bluff by making phone calls to dealers. Of the first six dealers he phoned, five had Volts ready and waiting.",
        "Caption": "Whopping 125 Chevy Volts Sold Last Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_111",
        "News Article": "(May 5, 2011 3:53 PM CDT) A massive space rock will fly by Earth in November, and astronomers already are jazzed about getting a rare close-up view, reports Universe Today. The asteroid, named 2005 YU55, is about the size of an aircraft carrier and will come within about 200,000 miles of Earth on November 8, notes Space.com. Asteroids of this size have come as close before, but scientists have never been as technologically prepared to zoom in as they are now. This type of asteroid is thought to be representative of the primordial materials from which our solar system was formed, says a NASA scientist. This flyby will be an excellent opportunity to test how we study, document, and quantify which asteroids would be most appropriate for a future human mission. And don't worry: It poses no threat of an Earth collision over, at the very least, the next 100 years. Click to read about another nearby asteroid.",
        "Caption": "Big Asteroid 2005 YU55 Will Fly By Earth in November",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_112",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2019 7:20 AM CDT) The health departments of two new states put up sobering notices this week. Both Florida and Georgia announced their first vaping-related fatalities, bringing the recorded national death toll to 11, CNN reports. There's scant info on the Florida death, but the death in Georgia\u00e2\u20ac\u201da state that so far claims nine cases of vaping-associated illness, including this fatality\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays the deceased patient had a history of heavy nicotine vaping (none noted for THC). Fox News reports the patient was a 35-year-old male. The Georgia DOH goes on to note that those nine patients were mostly male, range in age from 18 to 68, and were all hospitalized and eventually got pneumonia with no known infectious cause. Other states reporting deaths tied to vaping include California, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, and Oregon. Some 530 lung injury cases said to be linked to vaping have been documented, per the CDC, which will have updated stats available Thursday. On Wednesday, members of Congress grilled the acting commissioner of the FDA, looking for answers on why it opted in 2017 to push the deadline for starting its review of the vaping industry to 2022. I firmly believe that many aspects of the youth vaping epidemic could have been addressed if the FDA had moved forward with reviewing all e-cigarettes on the market when it first had the chance two years ago, Frank Pallone Jr., head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said at the hearing, per CNBC. (Rhode Island joins Michigan and New York in this vape-related ban.)",
        "Caption": "2 More Vaping-Tied Deaths in 2 New States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_113",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2013 11:20 AM) Robin Roberts is back. As promised, she's been making some appearances on Good Morning America this month, and she'll be back at the anchor desk on Feb. 20. That's exactly six months since she got her bone marrow transplant to treat a rare blood disorder. What a difference a year makes, said Roberts; she first started experiencing symptoms one year ago. I cannot wait to return to my GMA family. It's going to be an incredible morning in Times Square.",
        "Caption": "Robin Roberts Back at GMA Full-TIme Feb. 20",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_114",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2009 12:01 PM CDT) Financier Robert Allen Stanford and three former associates pleaded not guilty today to federal charges they operated a $7 billion Ponzi scheme out of Antigua, the Houston Chronicle reports. Prosecutors asked the judge not to release Stanford, 59, on bail, saying his wealth, international connections and prospect of a long sentence make him a flight risk.",
        "Caption": "Stanford Pleads Not Guilty in $7B Ponzi Scheme",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_115",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2016 7:58 AM CDT) A shooting in a crowded entertainment district of downtown Austin early Sunday set off a chaotic scene, leaving one woman dead and three others wounded and police searching for a suspect. Austin Police Chief of Staff Brian Manley says police received reports of gunshots in the crowded entertainment area shortly after 2am, reports the AP. Police arrived to find a chaotic scene and five people shot. Manley says a suspect began firing into the crowd after an initial disturbance. It was a very chaotic scene, Manley said. A lot of people running in different directions with all the gunshots coming out. He said the woman was pronounced dead at the scene, and three other women were taken to University Medical Center Brackenridge with gunshot wounds. Officials described those transported to the hospital as serious, but said their wounds were not considered life-threatening. Manley said another victim declined to be transported to the hospital. He said officials are trying to determine who the suspects are, and he didn't rule out that a suspect might be one of the people transported to the hospital. Police originally reported an active shooter scene, but Manley said two separate incidents caused the confusion. He said there was another confrontation in a nearby parking garage and that a shot was fired there. A man was transported to the hospital after that confrontation, but his condition was not immediately known.",
        "Caption": "Austin Shooting Kills Woman, Injures 3 More",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_116",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2015 3:18 PM) Energy companies are closing sharply lower, leading a broad decline on the stock market, after the price of oil dropped to its lowest point in nearly seven years. US crude plunged almost 6% to close below $38 a barrel Monday. That's the lowest level since February 2009, at the height of the financial crisis. Exxon Mobil and Chevron each fell 3%, the biggest declines in the Dow Jones industrial average. Airline stocks rose on the prospect of lower fuel costs. Delta Air Lines and JetBlue Airways each rose 4%. The Dow gave up 117 points, or 0.7%, to 17,730. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 14 points, or 0.7%, to 2,077. The Nasdaq composite dropped 40 points, or 0.8%, to 5,101.",
        "Caption": "Crude Oil Plunges, Dow Falls 117",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_117",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2010 6:53 AM CDT) Tens of thousands of people are expected in the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica to bury hundreds of massacre victims on the 15th anniversary of the worst crime in Europe since the Nazi era. A whole hillside was dug out with graves this morning waiting for the 775 coffins to be laid to rest at the biggest Srebrenica funeral so far. Still, that is just less than a tenth of the total number of men and boys who were executed when Serb forces overran the UN protected town in July 1995. Then, some 30,000 residents flocked to the UN military base in the suburb of Potocari for refuge. But when the Serbs came, the outnumbered Dutch troops simply opened the gate. The bodies were previously in mass graves.",
        "Caption": "Bosnians Mark 15 Years Since Srebrenica",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_118",
        "News Article": "(Nov 28, 2009 8:46 AM) The body count in southern Bangladesh has hit 58 in the wake of a ferry that capsized as hundreds of holiday travelers disembarked yesterday. MV Coco hit a river shoal as it approached the terminal, breaking the hull and allowing water in. As passengers scrambled to disembark, the vessel then tipped and partially sank in the Tetulia River. A rescue ship finally righted the ferry today, easing the work of those searching the submerged cabins for scores believed trapped inside. Many passengers were frightened after seeing water in the lower deck and started rushing out causing the boat to tilt on one side, said a survivor. The ferry was crowded with more than 1,500 heading home to celebrate the Eid al-Adha festival, reported Dhaka's private ETV TV station; it had a sanctioned capacity of 1,000. Many of the dead were women and children.",
        "Caption": "Bangladesh Ferry Toll Hits 58",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_119",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2009 12:20 PM) GMAC is set for another $3.5 billion from the government\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis on top of more than $12.5 billion since last December. The latest infusion comes amid an overhaul as the firm grapples with mortgage-linked losses, aiming at a return to profitability in the first quarter of next year, the Wall Street Journal reports. The company is seeking to get ready to pay taxpayers back, says a rep. The TARP-authorized move follows a government pledge to give GMAC as much as it needs to bridge a capital gap; the injection is smaller than a previously projected $5.6 billion. It is the first such payout in a few months as the government looks to cut down on TARP expenditures. Other banks have already repaid some $175 billion.",
        "Caption": "US to Hand Ailing GMAC Another $3.5B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_120",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2008 12:06 PM CDT) GDP growth was higher than initially reported in the second quarter, the Wall Street Journal reports. Commerce Department revisions put the increase at a seasonally adjusted 3.3% annual rate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe original estimate was 1.9%. Businesses decreased their inventories less than previously thought. At the same time, exports rose more than thought, while imports fell more.",
        "Caption": "GDP Grew More in Q2 Than First Reported",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_121",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2012 8:43 AM CDT) Facebook may be dominating the headlines this week, but don't forget about the little guys\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor the no-longer-quite-so-little ones. Pinterest's valuation has jumped from $200 million to $1.5 billion thanks to a new $100 million round of financing. The Wall Street Journal notes that the news pushes the site into the exclusive but growing club of Silicon Valley venture-backed companies to pass the $1 billion mark. The reality check: Pinterest has no apparent business model, makes limited revenue, and is unprofitable. But investors seem to see a path forward, thanks to big brands' (the Journal cites Whole Foods as an example) use of the site. Right now, they do so for free, but that could change.",
        "Caption": "Pinterest Joins $1B Valuation Club",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_122",
        "News Article": "(Apr 25, 2014 11:07 AM CDT) The federal government's Vaccines for Children program, which provides free shots to kids who might otherwise be unable to afford them, has been a massive bargain for the country that will save hundreds of thousands of lives, the CDC boasts in its weekly report. Researchers looked at vaccination rates for the 20 years the program has existed, compared them to earlier rates, and estimated that it will prevent 731,700 premature deaths, USA Today reports. In the process it will save $295 billion in medical costs. As children fail to catch debilitating illnesses, researchers say they'll also put money back into society, to the tune of $1.3 trillion. But the CDC's glee has to be tempered, Medscape points out, by the current measles resurgence. As of April 18, there have been 129 cases this year, compared with 189 for all of 2014, a spike fueled in part by the anti-vaccine movement. A study in the same CDC report found that of California's 58 measles cases, about a third hit patients who declined vaccinations because of philosophical objections.",
        "Caption": "CDC: Vaccine Program Should Save 732K Lives",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_123",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2010 7:52 AM CDT) So it's not exactly zero, but the $388 billion the feds dumped into bailouts is going to end up with a final price tag of ... $29 billion, reports the New York Times. Most of Treasury's losses are focused in housing rescues ($46 billion) and the Detroit bailout ($17 billion), while other segments of TARP actually reaped profits\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike the $22 billion feds expect to pocket when they sell their stake in AIG. The much-maligned bank bailout was in fact the highlight of the Treasury report: Some 80% of loans made are back in federal coffers. Overall, $204 billion has been repaid\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust over half of what was doled out.",
        "Caption": "Final Bailout Tab: $29B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_124",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2010 12:14 PM) The confirmed death toll from Haiti's devastating earthquake has topped 150,000 in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area alone, the communications minister said today, with many more thousands dead around the country or still buried under the rubble. Communications minister Marie-Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue said the figure is based on a body count in the capital and outlying areas by a state company that has been collecting corpses and burying them in a mass grave north of Port-au-Prince. It does not include other affected cities such as Jacmel, where thousands are believed dead, nor does it account for bodies burned by relatives. The United Nations said yesterday the government had confirmed 111,481 bodies; all told, authorities have estimated 200,000 dead from the magnitude-7.0 quake, according to Haitian government figures cited by the European Commission. Nobody knows how many bodies are buried in the rubble\u00e2\u20ac\u201d200,000, 300,000? Lassegue said. Who knows the overall death toll?",
        "Caption": "Haiti: Death Toll Tops 150K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_125",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2009 8:59 AM CDT) Olympic leaders selected golf and rugby today for proposed inclusion in the 2016 Summer Games, rejecting bids from baseball, softball, and three other sports. The IOC executive board narrowed the field to two from a list of seven, which also included squash, karate, and roller sports. The board will submit golf and rugby sevens\u00e2\u20ac\u201da faster-paced version of the standard game\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor ratification by the full IOC assembly in October. The board also gave final approval to the inclusion of women's boxing in the 2012 London Olympics. Boxing had been the only summer Olympic sport without female competitors. Leaders of the seven sports bidding to be added to the 2016 Games made their cases to the IOC board in June and continued to lobby extensively. Tiger Woods and other top players have indicated they would play in the Olympics if golf gets the nod.",
        "Caption": "Olympic Board Backs Golf, Rugby for 2016",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_126",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2015 1:33 AM CDT) California health officials are investigating another possible case of plague in a tourist from Georgia who fell ill after visiting Yosemite National Park, the second case in less than a month. The California Department of Public Health says the presumptive positive case of plague occurred in a patient who visited Yosemite, the Sierra National Forest, and surrounding areas in early August. The federal Centers for Disease Control is testing the person, whose gender and age were not released, officials say. A child fell ill with the plague after camping with his family at Yosemite's Crane Flat Campground in mid-July. After the latest case, campers have had their reservations canceled at the 304-site Tuolumne Meadows Campground so insecticide can be sprayed into rodent burrow holes, according to the California Department of Public Health. Plague is carried by squirrels, chipmunks, and other small rodents and is spread by their fleas, but health authorities say transmission between people is rare and the risk to human health at Yosemite remains low. (Last week, two children camping in the park were killed by a falling tree branch.)",
        "Caption": "2nd Yosemite Plague Case Investigated",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_127",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2016 9:07 AM CDT) Authors Margaret Atwood and David Mitchell have wrapped up new works of fiction, but unless there are major strides in longevity in the near future, you won't ever get to read them: They won't actually be released for another 98 years. Such is the plan of the Future Library, which Wired describes as part working library, part conceptual art project, part investment in unborn generations of readers. Created by Scottish artist Katie Paterson in 2014, the library will ask an author to hand over a new work\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunread by anyone except the author\u00e2\u20ac\u201deach year until 2114. Only then will a vault at Norway's Deichman Public Library open for future readers, allowing the manuscripts to be printed on paper from 1,000 spruce trees specifically planted two years ago for that reason. The authors can write about anything and in a way, it's very pure, says Mitchell, author of 2004's Cloud Atlas and the second author to submit a work after Atwood in 2015. It was a bit tough, erasing it from inside the wastepaper bin on my laptop, but in a weird way, this work is safer than all of my other books put together. Chances are, no copies of Cloud Atlas will still be around 100 years from now, he says. Sjon, an Icelandic author who will present the third work next June, acknowledges that his language, now spoken by 330,000 people, might be gone by then, too. The project, therefore, is a game I look forward to playing with enthusiasm and earnestness, he tells the Guardian. This is an actual living thing, growing, waiting. (Books actually help you live longer.)",
        "Caption": "Authors Are Writing 100 New Books\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto Publish in 2114",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_128",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2012 6:56 PM CDT) A California mother who let her two young kids miss a huge chunk of school last year for no good reason is paying the price in jail. Lorraine Cuevas, 34, already has begun serving her 180-day sentence for violating the state's truancy law, reports KMPH. Kings County school officials say she ignored repeated warnings as her kids missed a combined 116 days, more than the 10% allowed under the law. The kids have good attendance so far this year with their mom in jail. Cuevas is at least the second parent jailed in the last two years on the charge in Kings County. It's a process that takes months to get to this point, says the local school superintendent. On average we're making 15 to 20 calls in dealing with these issues.",
        "Caption": "Mom Jailed 180 Days for Kids' Truancy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_129",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2014 12:34 PM CDT) There was a time when the giveaway of a new U2 album would have been a big deal in a good way, not in the PR-disaster way surrounding this month's Apple stunt. Most people, it seems, responded with a shrug or with annoyance that an album they didn't want suddenly showed up in their iTunes library. This is quite a comedown for a band who, just over a decade ago, could still call itself the biggest band in the world, writes Nico Lang at the Daily Dot. He recounts how U2 seems to have firmly established itself among the ranks of bands that got huge, only to become groups that no one likes \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthink Coldplay, the Dave Matthews Band, Weezer, and, of course, Nickelback. As someone who likes many U2 records and dislikes many others, their recent output isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t so much an issue of selling your soul to the man as much as deciding to be a certain type of band, one that might not please the Achtung Baby faithful, writes Lang. Take 2009's No Line on the Horizon, for example, filled with hippy-dippy lyrics about world peace that could play while you browse the aisles at Hobby Lobby. Achtung Baby may be brilliant, but that was 1991, and the band is now more about middling commercial jingles. It doesn't help that Bono continues to come off as holier-than-thou and pompous. He has spent the last three and a half decades trying to get everyone to like him, but the greatest PR coup he could ever pull is to finally stop caring. Click to read the full column.",
        "Caption": "How the Mighty Have Fallen: U2 Is a Punchline",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_130",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2016 12:50 PM) Three people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding two children\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere killed in an avalanche in the French Alps on Wednesday, and five more children are still missing, the BBC reports. The two children killed, one of whom is reportedly a 14-year-old boy, were part of a group of nine students accompanied by a teacher, according to the AFP. The BBC reports the third victim is a Ukrainian tourist who was not with the group. More than 60 people with dogs and four helicopters are searching for the missing children. According to the AFP, two other students and their teacher were seriously hurt. The teacher was found unconscious, and the two students were found in a state of cardiac arrest, the BBC reports. The avalanche occurred around 3:45pm local time at an area called Les Deux Alpes, the Guardian reports. The school group was on a black ski run\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe most difficult rating\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat the time of the avalanche. According to the AFP, the area was closed to the public. Prior to Wednesday's incident, four people had been killed in avalanches in the French Alps since the beginning of the month. The risk of avalanches is currently high due to warm temperatures followed by heavy snow.",
        "Caption": "2 Kids, Tourist Killed, More Missing in Alps Avalanche",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_131",
        "News Article": "(Nov 8, 2008 6:11 PM) Hurricane Paloma slammed into Cuba today after nearly 1 million people fled the country's southern coast, MSNBC reports. Fidel Castro warned that the Category 4 storm, roaring at up to 145 mph, would likely hobble roads and destroy crops planted after storms struck the island nation this summer. Paloma had already flooded low-lying regions and knocked out power in most of Grand Cayman Island.",
        "Caption": "1M Cubans Flee Hurricane Paloma",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_132",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2009 7:52 PM CDT) Yale University offered a $10,000 reward today for information leading to the whereabouts of a missing graduate student. Meanwhile, investigators reviewed security-camera footage and checked the blueprints of the building where Annie Le was last seen on Tuesday. Le, 24, was supposed to be married Sunday. More than 100 local, state and federal law-enforcement personnel were involved in the investigation, said Yale spokesman Tom Conroy. Investigators were examining footage from some 75 cameras on and around the building where Le was last spotted. They did not immediately find any footage of her leaving the building. There continues to be no evidence of foul play, Conroy added.",
        "Caption": "Yale Offers $10K Reward in Missing-Student Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_133",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2010 2:15 PM CDT) President Obama is trying to prove to skeptical Republicans that he's willing to get tough on border security. In exchange, he wants their help passing immigration reform this year. In a visit to Capitol Hill today, Obama told GOP lawmakers that he will deploy 1,200 National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border and seek $500 million in additional funds for related security, reports the Arizona Daily Star. Republicans have been reluctant to back immigration reform until the border is secure, writes Michael D. Shear in the Washington Post. Obama's offer, however, may not be enough: John McCain says he's going to push for 6,000 troops. The violence has crossed the border and escalated to a point where many Arizonans do not feel safe within their own homes, he and fellow Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl wrote to the president last week.",
        "Caption": "1,200 National Guard Troops Heading to Mexico Border",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_134",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2018 6:03 AM) Prince Harry won't be the only British royal to tie the knot this year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he'll share not just a calendar year but a wedding venue with his cousin. Princess Eugenie, 27, will marry longtime boyfriend Jack Brooksbank this fall, per a Monday statement from Buckingham Palace. Eugenie is the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, that is, Queen Elizabeth II's son Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. The BBC reports the princess will retain her title upon marrying and may choose to take Brooksbank's name if she wishes; she is currently eighth in line to the throne. USA Today reports the couple have been together for six years after meeting via friends while on a ski holiday in Verbier, Switzerland. The two got engaged in Nicaragua in January and will wed at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. The Daily Beast notes the palace seemingly [broke] with tradition in pairing the announcement with a casual photo of the couple that looks as if it was taken using a cellphone in a bar.",
        "Caption": "There Will Be a 2nd Royal Wedding in 2018",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_135",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2014 3:08 AM CDT) A Pennsylvania judge says he feels bad for a widow whose $280,000 home was sold at tax auction over an unpaid $6.30 bill, but he's not going to reverse the decision. Eileen Battisti had sought to reverse the 2011 sale of the home she still lives in, arguing that she hadn't received proper notifications about the sale or the $6.30 in late fees that led to it, the AP reports. The judge, however, found that there was no doubt that notification requirements had been met and she had actual receipt of the sale notification. In tax assessment laws, even if I feel sorry for her, I can't do anything to help her, he explained after the ruling. Everyone felt bad about it. It's bad\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe had some hard times, I guess her husband kind of took care of a lot of that stuff, says the county's chief solicitor, who believes the judge got the decision right. The house was sold for $116,000 and Battisti will get most of that money if further appeals fail. The widow, who has continued to pay taxes on the property during the legal process, says she plans to fight the case until her dying day. Yes, I had issues. I'm a widow. I'm raising three kids on my own, trying to put them through college, she tells the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Yes, it took me a while to get the bills, but I pay my bills. To steal a house for $6 is ludicrous. She says the man who bought the home at auction has told her she can buy it back\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor $260,000.",
        "Caption": "Judge: Widow's Home Can Be Sold Over $6 Tax Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_136",
        "News Article": "(Jul 17, 2015 5:37 PM CDT) Authorities looking into the life of Chattanooga shooter Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez haven't turned up any ties to terror groups, but they're taking a close look at a seven-month visit he paid to Jordan last year, reports the New York Times. Abdulazeez, a naturalized US citizen, had relatives in the country and had made the trip at least four times previously over the years. He had also visited Kuwait. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d take off for a month or two mostly during his college breaks, a high school friend tells the Washington Post. But if those trips radicalized him, nobody seemed to know about it. Muhammad was always happy go lucky, says the friend. The Tennessean reports that Abdulazeez, who had an engineering degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, had been working the last three months as a shift supervisor at a local tech company called Superior Essex Inc. Aside from his calling in sick the last few days he was supposed to work, he showed no signs of trouble there. The first hint of it appears to have come in a blog post just days ago in which he described life as short and bitter and urged submission to Allah. There's still no confirmation on how Abdulazeez died, but the FBI says evidence suggests the 24-year-old was killed by police bullets and did not take his own life, reports CNN. He had two long guns, one handgun, and a load-bearing vest that allowed him to carry extra ammunition.",
        "Caption": "Shooter Spent 7 Months Overseas Last Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_137",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2013 7:01 AM CDT) It's been a month, and that means confessed rapist Stacey Rambold is leaving prison today following a 30-day sentence that continues to fuel anger. The former teacher faces 14 years and 11 months of probation, CNN reports, and that may not be all: His short sentence, for the rape of a 14-year-old student who eventually committed suicide, has been appealed to the Montana Supreme Court. Prosecutors say the crime required a minimum two-year sentence. The judge who sentenced Rambold, saying the victim was as much in control as Rambold, has apologized after taking much heat. The victim's mom isn't having it. Meanwhile, activists are fighting to get Judge Todd Baugh off the bench. The National Organization of Women's chapters in Montana and Pennsylvania, along with other activists, have registered a complaint with the judicial review board; they've also gathered some 144,000 signatures, KTVQ reports. If we can't get him removed from this, there is something wrong with the system, and I know people in the state will work to not get (Baugh) re-elected (next year), says a NOW leader.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Teacher Leaving Jail After 30-Day Rape Sentence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_138",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2009 3:09 PM CDT) Stocks closed with small gains after spending the day mostly in the red on the news of a 25-year high in unemployment, the Wall Street\u00c2 Journal reports. Anticipating governments\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 stimulus plans will increase fuel demand globally, investors put their money into energy stocks. Tech also performed well after a strong earnings report from RIM. The Dow added 39.11 points to close at 8,017.59. The Nasdaq gained 19.24, settling at 1,621.87, and the S&P 500 rose 7.94, closing at 842.50. For the week, the Dow gained 3.1%, the Nasdaq added 5%, and the S&P\u00c2 500 grew 3.2%.",
        "Caption": "Energy, Tech Climb; Dow Up 39",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_139",
        "News Article": "(Aug 7, 2014 11:04 AM CDT) Tag-team hurricanes Iselle and Julio will thrash Hawaii in a one-two punch that starts tonight\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first time in 22 years the islands have been directly hit. Category 1 Iselle is expected to maintain 85 mph winds when it makes landfall on the Big Island tonight. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not a major hurricane, but definitely enough to blow things around, a meteorologist tells the AP; up to 8 inches of rain is expected. Iselle should weaken as it passes through the island's volcanic terrain into tomorrow morning. Just behind Iselle, Julio is a bit fiercer Category 2, with winds estimated at 100 mph; it'll pick up speed before weakening tonight and hit Sunday as a tropical storm, reports NBC News. The last hurricane to hit Hawaii was Iniki in 1992, which killed six people. Vacations are being disrupted by the storms. Island Air has canceled flights to Maui and Lanai, the Washington Post reports. Hawaiian Airlines will decide today whether to follow suit, adds the Hawaii Tribune-Herald; on the ground, state parks are closed and beachgoers are enjoying the last shreds of nice weather. One Boston resident booked his two-week Maui and Big Island vacation last year and has been eagerly watching weather reports. We're all optimists, so we'll make the best of it, he tells the AP. Weather officials had warned this season would be an active one in the region, with up to seven tropical storms\u00e2\u20ac\u201dprobably due in no small part to El Nino.",
        "Caption": "Rarely Hit, Hawaii Now Braces for 2 Hurricanes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_140",
        "News Article": "(NoneDate) On the last day of a G8 summit stymied on climate change and trade, leaders have pledged $20 billion to farms in poor countries in the fight hunger, Reuters reports. Some $3.5 billion will come from the US, which wants to focus on farm aid instead of food aid. There is no reason Africa should not be self-sufficient when it comes to food, said President Obama. In his call for the funds, Obama invoked his father, the AP reports. The telling point is when my father traveled to the United States from Kenya to study, he said. The per capita income of Kenya was higher than South Korea's. Today, South Korea has industrialized and is holding its own, while his relatives live in Kenyan villages where hunger is real.",
        "Caption": "G8 Pledges $20B for Farmers in Poor Countries",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_141",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2008 6:05 PM CDT) Birdie putts kept falling, one on top of the other, until the Americans finally secured a Saturday lead in the Ryder Cup for the first time since 1995 to set up a final day that finally matters. The US team leads 9-7 heading into tomorrow's matches, giving it a decent chance to end a nearly decade-long drought against the Europeans. The golf has been incredible, said captain Paul Azinger. My stomach is just churning. All that remains are 12 singles matches tomorrow to determine the winner. Robert Karlsson concluded a gripping afternoon at Valhalla with his seventh birdie in 10 holes as he and fellow Swede Henrik Stenson scratched out a halve against Phil Mickelson and Hunter Mahan. The Americans hung on for two key halves to split the afternoon fourballs session.",
        "Caption": "US Holds 9-7 Lead in Ryder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_142",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2015 1:16 PM) Two brothers playing with their dad's handgun ended with the younger accidentally dead at the hands of the older in a game of cops and robbers gone horrifically wrong. As the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports, 13-year-old Suhayb Jamal Hassan, his 15-year-old brother, and an 11-year-old sister were at their home in the Minneapolis suburb of Eagan on Sunday morning when the boys found their dad's unloaded 9mm pistol, with ammunition nearby. They began to play with the gun and sometime during the incident the gun was loaded and then believed to have been unloaded by one of the boys, an Eagan detective says, per KARE. The 15-year-old boy pretended to shoot Suhayb, but the gun was loaded and went off, striking Suhayb in the chest. The older boy called 911, telling them at first that Suhayb had accidentally fallen on a knife; he later admitted that he'd accidentally shot Suhayb. Emergency responders pronounced the boy dead at the scene. We do not anticipate any future arrests, says the city of Eagan in a statement. It adds that while an investigation is being conducted, the case appears to be a horrible accident. It's so sad, says a neighbor. You hear about this happening a lot ... kids playing with guns.",
        "Caption": "13-Year-Old Killed by Brother in 'Cops and Robbers'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_143",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2014 5:15 PM CDT) Today's this-must-be-Florida entry from the crime blotter comes from the city of Deltona, where police say a 500-pound man resisted arrest simply by sitting down and challenging deputies to move him, reports WKMG. They did manage to get 45-year-old Howard Hendrix out of the house, but then ran into another obstacle: He was too big to fit in the patrol car. Solution? A police transport van was summoned and brought him to the Volusia County jail. It gets a little stranger. When Hendrix's girlfriend originally called 911 to report that he was drunk and acting abusive, the dispatcher asked her for a description of his clothes, reports the Orlando Sentinel. Right now he's not wearing anything, she replied. He's nude? asked the dispatcher. Yes. Sure enough, Hendrix was naked when a deputy arrived, but he agreed to put on clothes. After being cuffed, however, deputies say he got belligerent and refused to budge. He's been charged with resisting arrest and battery, among other things.",
        "Caption": "500-Pound Suspect Can't Fit Inside Police Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_144",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2013 1:00 PM CDT) A federal grand jury has returned a 30-count indictment against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 17 of the charges could bring life in prison or the death penalty. Among them: using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a place of public use, resulting in death. Dzhokhar and older brother Tamerlan allegedly set off two pressure-cooker bombs at the Boston Marathon, killing three and injuring more than 260. They are also accused of killing an MIT police officer, and the indictment covers that case, too. The indictment also sheds more details on what the 19-year-old wrote on the inside of the boat in which he was captured. Among other things: The U.S. Government is killing our innocent civilians, 'I can't stand to see such evil go unpunished and We Muslims are one body you hurt one you hurt us all.",
        "Caption": "Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Indicted on 30 Counts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_145",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2012 1:31 AM CDT) Bad-mouthing casino mogul Steve Wynn has cost Joe Francis $20 million for the second day in a row. A jury awarded Wynn $20 million in punitive damages in his defamation lawsuit against the Girls Gone Wild founder yesterday, after awarding him $20 million in compensatory damages Monday, reports the Los Angeles Times. Wynn, who sued after Francis claimed he had threatened to have him killed over a gambling debt, plans to donate the money to charity, TMZ reports. Joe Francis represents a new kind of criminal type: the digital assassin. He takes advantage of the protection afforded by the Internet to issue intentionally destructive charges against someone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s reputation, Wynn said in a statement. Thank God for the justice system that finally sent a message: If you think you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re taking a cheap shot, it may be a lot more expensive than you had imagined.",
        "Caption": "Girls Gone Wild Founder Hit With Another $20M Verdict",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_146",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2016 9:25 AM CDT) Venezuela just cut its workweek once again, and not because someone has been reading Timothy Ferriss. Earlier this month, President Nicolas Maduro gave Fridays off to the public sector to minimize power usage in the ongoing energy crisis. Now, VP Aristobulo Isturiz has announced those same workers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnumbering about 2 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshould take Wednesdays and Thursdays off, too, effectively creating a two-day workweek, the BBC reports. There will be no work in the public sector on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, except for fundamental and necessary tasks, Isturiz proclaimed on national TV (though Forbes wonders why anyone in the bureaucracy [is] doing anything at all that is not a 'fundamental and necessary task' ). Maduro\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho said Tuesday that the revised workweek would last at least two weeks, per Reuters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas blamed the energy problems on erratic weather caused by El Nino, including a drought. We are requesting international help, technical and financial aid to help revert the situation, he said, per the BBC. We are managing the situation in the best possible way while we wait for the rains to return. Opposition members, though, blame mismanagement and corruption, CNN notes, and the New York Times reports an electoral panel has started the process to allow Maduro to be removed from office. Maduro says that 'we in government don't stop working for a second.' Of course. Except for Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays! an opposition newspaper columnist wrote. Venezuelans are enduring ever-increasing blackouts, spoiled food, problems getting running water, and uncomfortable temperatures. We can't go on living like this, a man tells CNN. We Venezuelan people deserve much better. And a shop owner started to cry when asked how difficult things have been, replying, This life is killing us.",
        "Caption": "Venezuela Is Now Down to a 2-Day Workweek",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_147",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2015 9:28 AM) There's a secret Santa in northeast Ohio who likes to celebrate the season every year in a special way. This year, he decided to spend it paying for other people's purchases, plying his philanthropy at two different Walmarts by contributing more than $106,000 to pay for the socks, big-screen TVs, and tons and tons of toys waiting for pickup in the stores' layaway sections, WEWS reports. When customers anonymously pay off others' layaway items, we're reminded of the amazing things people will do to support each other, Walmart said in a statement. We're proud to be a small part of these random acts of kindness. And the company isn't the only one gushing about the person WJW calls a layaway angel. It's such a blessing to know there are still people out there [who] care, a mom of four who had a Frozen bed on layaway for her 3-year-old at one of the Ohio stores tells WEWS. It's like \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 a real Santa to me. (Last year, this same holiday spirit hit Massachusetts.)",
        "Caption": "Layaway Angel' Pays Off $106K at 2 Ohio Walmarts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_148",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2015 6:10 PM) A Florida 911 dispatcher has been reprimanded and demoted for playing video games on the job. The Palm Beach Post reported Tuesday that 52-year-old Charles Morris was demoted from training officer to dispatcher. The paper reports that an internal investigation conducted by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office revealed Morris played hand-held video games instead of dispatching 911 calls for a shooting and for a hit-and-run crash in October. Sheriff's spokeswoman Teri Barbera says Morris was reprimanded in early November. Morris has been employed with the sheriff's office since 2004.",
        "Caption": "911 Dispatcher Demoted for Playing Video Games on Job",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_149",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2015 1:28 PM) ObamaCare generated positive headlines earlier this week when the White House announced that a better-than-expected total of 11.4 million people had enrolled through its exchanges. Today, not so much. The White House says that incorrect tax information got sent out to about 800,000 enrollees, who now must wait until the corrected forms arrive to file their returns. About 50,000 people have already filed using the bad info, and they'll now have to refile or amend their returns, reports AP. The error involves incorrect benchmark premiums, used to calculate enrollees' subsidies, on forms sent out by the government. The error by the federal insurance marketplace is similar to what would happen if an employer reported inaccurate information on wages paid to an employee, or a corporation reported incorrect information about dividends paid to a stockholder, explains the New York Times. Some taxpayers will take a hit, and some will actually owe less. In another ObamaCare development, the White House announced a special enrollment period, from March 15 to April 30. It's mainly for people who realize only while doing their taxes that they face penalties if they don't have health insurance.",
        "Caption": "800K ObamaCare Enrollees Get Bogus Tax Data",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_150",
        "News Article": "(Jul 1, 2009 11:34 AM CDT) Tommy Haas continued his surprising Wimbledon run today, with the 24th-seeded German upsetting fourth seed Novak Djokovic, ESPN reports. Haas beat Djokovic 7-5, 7-6 (6), 4-6, 6-3 to advance to a meeting with five-time champ Roger Federer, a winner over Ivo Karlovic. British favorite Andy Murray is in the other semifinal after beating Juan Carlos Ferrero; he awaits the winner of today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Andy Roddick-Lleyton Hewitt match.",
        "Caption": "No. 24 Seed Haas Cracks Wimbledon Semifinals",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_151",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2009 12:25 PM) Sydney welcomed 2010 a little early this year, with a 9pm fireworks display over the harbor for the family crowd. That hour in Australia happens to fall at midnight in Auckland, New Zealand, which usually lays claim to the first big celebration of the New Year, but appears to have been eclipsed by what many consider the best display in the world. Sydney set off still more fireworks when the year actually turned there, the Times reports.",
        "Caption": "Sydney Starts Off 2010 With a Bang",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_152",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2011 5:41 AM CDT) Remember how impossible it seemed that the government would pay $16 for a single muffin? Well, apparently it was so impossible that it didn't really happen. The inspector general of the Justice Department apologized yesterday for the original report in September, saying it was all a misunderstanding, reports the AP. As it turns out, $16.80 was the cost of a modified continental breakfast, which included pastries, juice, fruit, and coffee. We regret the error in our original report, said the inspector general's report. After discussions with the Capital Hilton and the Justice Department, we determined that our initial conclusions concerning the itemized costs of refreshments at the EOIR conference were incorrect. Skeptics had cast doubt on the original report almost from the get-go.",
        "Caption": "Oops: $16 Muffin Never Happened",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_153",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2014 5:01 PM CDT) An 89-year-old Philadelphia man may be headed back to Germany to face charges that he helped the Nazis slaughter Jews at Nazi death camps, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. Johann Breyer, a native of the former Czechoslovakia, was arrested yesterday at his home by federal authorities and now faces an extradition hearing. German prosecutors say he worked as a guard at Auschwitz and Buchenwald\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand more specifically that he worked in the Birkenau section of Auschwitz where prisoners were killed in gas chambers. He immigrated to the US in 1952 and worked as a tool-maker. The New York Times says this could be the last Nazi case on American soil, and both the Times and the Inquirer describe Breyer as appearing confused at times during his initial hearing. Breyer faces 158 counts of aiding and abetting the Nazis, one for each trainload of prisoners killed at Auschwitz between May and October of 1944, reports AP. Breyer, who joined the Nazis at age 17, has previously told the AP that while he worked at Auschwitz, it was not in the Birkenau section.",
        "Caption": "Philadelphia Man, 89, Held on Nazi War Crimes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_154",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2014 11:26 AM CDT) They were dubbed the forgotten souls \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe cremated remains of thousands who came through the doors of Oregon's state mental hospital, died there and whose ashes were abandoned inside 3,500 copper urns. Discovered a decade ago at the decrepit Oregon State Hospital, where One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was filmed, the remains became a symbol of the state's\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the nation's\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddark history of treating the mentally ill. A research effort to unearth the stories of those who moved through the hospital's halls, and to reunite the remains with surviving relatives, takes center stage today as officials dedicate a memorial to those once-forgotten patients. No one wants to be laid to rest without some kind of acknowledgement that they were here, that they contributed, that they lived, says a state official. Between 1913 and 1971, more than 5,300 people were cremated at the hospital. Hospital officials have been working for years to reunite the remains with surviving relatives. Since the urns were found by lawmakers on a tour of the hospital in 2005, 183 have been claimed. The 3,409 that remain and have been identified are listed here. I think it will be very difficult to forget them now, says a state administrator leading the hospital replacement project.",
        "Caption": "3.5K Dead and Forgotten Mental Patients Now Honored",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_155",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2016 9:06 AM) Two days after a powerful earthquake shook southern Taiwan, at least four more survivors have been pulled from the rubble of a collapsed 17-story apartment building in Tainan, the AP reports. A woman who called out Here I am! was found under the body of her husband, while rescuers also discovered a 42-year-old man and a 28-year-old Vietnamese woman. An 8-year-old girl was also pulled to safety. She is awake, but looks dehydrated, lost some temperature, the Tainan mayor says. I asked her if there's anything wrong with her body. She shook her head. The death toll is currently hovering at just under 40, but more than 100 people are still missing, per Reuters. So far, at least 170 survivors have been pulled from the wreckage of the building, which the Miami Herald says folded like an accordion during the 6.4-magnitude temblor. A rescuer tells the paper that it takes a few hours to complete a search for just one household and sometimes it takes two hours just to go forward \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 12 inches. Not many buildings were damaged in the quake, mainly because Taiwan holds high building standards. The government says it will investigate whether this building's construction was subpar, with both the outgoing and incoming Taiwanese presidents noting more work needs to be done to ensure building safety, per Reuters. Suspicions about this particular building were heightened by witnesses who say they spotted big commercial cans of cooking oil shoved into wall cavities as makeshift building materials. I told my son not to buy an apartment here; it was suspiciously cheap, a man who's trying to help rescuers find his young grandsons tells the Herald.",
        "Caption": "8-Year-Old, 3 Others Rescued 2 Days After Taiwan Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_156",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2012 9:03 AM) Police are still sorting out what happened at a Florida RV park last night, after a standoff that left three people dead and two others badly hurt. Police got a call about a shooting at the park just before 6:30pm, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. When they arrived, they found a man lying outside an RV. But before they could get close, a man inside the RV said he had a woman hostage, and would kill her if they approached. An hour later, a woman emerged unharmed, and said the suspect was inside with his wife and two sons. SWAT teams spent hours trying to contact him without success, until at around 1:30am they broke into the RV and found the suspect and a 9-year-old boy dead, and a woman and a 7-year-old boy badly hurt. The woman and boy were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The man lying outside the RV was also dead; police say he did not know the suspect.",
        "Caption": "3 Dead in Florida Hostage Standoff",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_157",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2008 6:35 PM CDT) JP Morgan has agreed tonight to buy Bear Stearns for a scant $2 a share, a bargain-basement price\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstock closed at $30 a share\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat demonstrates the urgency of staving off the collapse of the venerable investment bank and widespread panic in financial markets, the AP reports. The Bush administration and Federal Reserve have reportedly approved the all-stock sale, which was rushed today under federal oversight to avoid Stearns filing for bankruptcy, the New York Times reports. Stearns, which lost 47% of its value on Friday, was under pressure to sell before markets opened tomorrow; a sticking point was how much risk JP Morgan was willing to take on, the Wall Street Journal reports. JP Morgan wanted some Bear Stearns assets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dits prime brokerage business, which caters to hedge funds, is a hot item\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut sources say that JP Morgan CEO James Dimon sought protection for exposure, and the Fed offered it.",
        "Caption": "JP Morgan Buys Bear Stearns for $2 a Share",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_158",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2011 8:17 AM CDT) US Rep. Tom Graves is a Tea Party favorite and has argued for fiscal responsibility in Washington. But according to his attorney, he should not be held responsible for defaulting on a $2.2 million loan because the bank should never have issued it to him in the first place. The Georgia lawmaker and Chip Rogers, his business partner\/Georgia's state Senate majority leader, used the loan to purchase a motel they planned to refurbish, but the project went under. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution points to court documents filed in June, in which a lawyer for Graves and Rogers said the bank knew the pair could not repay the loan. (The politicians say they were not aware of that filing. The bank had them sign personal guarantees in order to 'have some skin in the game' presumably meaning a sense of personal obligation for the debts ... even though they clearly could not fulfill the obligation, the attorney said. Graves and Rogers were sued by the bank, but the politicians countersued, claiming the loan was improperly declared to be in default. Both claims were dismissed this week, and a spokesman for Graves says the case was fully resolved in an equitable and fair manner. Back taxes, penalties, and interest to the tune of $41,500 is still owed, but Graves and Rogers say they transferred ownership and aren't responsible; now officials may gut the building at an expense of more than $100,000 to taxpayers.",
        "Caption": "Tea Party Rep's $2.2M Default Is Bank's Fault",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_159",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2013 4:17 PM CDT) Fourteen slaves who petitioned the New Hampshire Legislature for their freedom during the Revolutionary War were granted posthumous emancipation today when the governor signed a largely symbolic bill that supporters hope will encourage future generations to pursue social justice. Slaves who had fought in the war submitted a petition to the New Hampshire General Assembly on Nov. 12, 1779, while the war was still being fought. They argued that the freedom being sought by colonists should be extended to them, as well, and maintained that public tyranny and slavery are alike detestable to minds conscious of the equal dignity of human nature. Their plea fell on deaf ears, Gov. Maggie Hassan said before signing the bill. It is a source of deep shame that our predecessors didn't honor this request. The original petition was found in state archives nearly 30 years ago, but supporters pushed lawmakers to pass the bill this year in part to bring attention to an African-American burial ground in downtown Portsmouth; the city is raising money to build a memorial park to commemorate the site. The remains of six African slaves were discovered at the site several years ago during routine street improvements. Excerpts from the 1779 petition will be etched in stone and be part of the park.",
        "Caption": "New Hampshire Finally Frees 14 Slaves",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_160",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2014 4:11 PM) It took an all-white jury in South Carolina all of 10 minutes to convict 14-year-old George Stinney in the murder of two white girls in 1944, and the black teen was executed in the electric chair three months later. Today, a state judge exonerated him, reports WLTX. Judge Carmen Mullen said it was all but certain that police officers coerced the youth into confessing that he fatally beat 11-year-old Betty Binnicker and 7-year-old Mary Emma Thames in the town of Alcolu. Mullen called it a truly unfortunate episode in our history, reports the Guardian. In vacating Stinney's conviction, Mullen wrote that she wasn't ruling on his guilt or innocence but on the unfairness of his prosecution and trial. At a hearing in January on the case, Stinney's sister testified that he could not have killed the girls because he was with her that day. She and two other siblings were nonetheless run out of town after their brother's arrest, reports Reuters. Writes Mullen: I can think of no greater injustice than a violation of one's constitutional rights, which has been proven to me in this case by a preponderance of the evidence standard.",
        "Caption": "Judge Tosses 1944 Conviction of Black 14-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_161",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2013 1:39 PM CDT) The Earned Income Tax Credit is that rare IRS feature popular with politicians, economists, and especially with the low-income families it helps, notes the Hill. No wonder: Turns out, the IRS is overly generous with the credit. An audit shows that it distributed between $11.6 billion and $13.6 billion in improper EITC refunds last year. That accounts for up to 25% of all such refunds. And it's no fluke: That amount is actually a marked improvement from previous years, reports the Washington Post. One of the big problems apparently is that rules surrounding the credit are so confusing that even professional tax preparers get bamboozled. Nor does it help that families might be eligible one year but not the next. Whatever the causes, the IRS is in violation of a 2010 law requiring that improper payments be reduced to a rate of 10% or lower. The agency says it's working on it.",
        "Caption": "IRS Gave Out $12B in Improper Refunds Last Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_162",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2012 10:56 AM CDT) It's a wonder anyone dares sit anymore, considering the avalanche of recent studies that have been telling us that doing so ups our risk of cancer and heart disease, makes us fatter, and turns meetings into awful experiences. And here's a new one to add to the pile: Sitting for three hours a day can take two years off of your life, reports the Wall Street Journal\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven if you exercise and eschew smoking, according to a new meta-analysis of five studies of 167,000 people. Couch potatoes have it even worse: Watch more than two hours of television a day and subtract another 1.4 years. Sedentary behavior is something we need to take note of beyond telling people to get 30 minutes of activity a day, says one of the study's authors. Several studies show that when you're sitting, your leg muscles are completely inactive. When you're sitting and completely inactive, this is when you run into trouble managing blood glucose. You can find the full study at BMJ Open.",
        "Caption": "Sit 3 Hours a Day, Die 2 Years Earlier",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_163",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2008 2:00 AM CDT) Legendary pro-wrestler Killer Kowalski, who founded a famous school for aspiring wrestlers, has died at the age of 81, reports the Boston Globe. Despite his villainous reputation in the ring, Kowalski was a religious vegetarian who enjoyed classical music, philosophy and photography. He might have remained a\u00c2 wrestling obscurity but for a 1954 incident when he accidentally severed an opponent's ear. My shinbone grazed his cheek. His ear went flying across the ring, Kowalski said of the incident decades later. The referee was yelling at me, but I was watching the blood squirting out of his head. The next week fans heckled him, calling Kowalski an animal and a killer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a new chapter in wrestling history was launched. Kowalski was inducted into wrestling's Hall of Fame in 1996.",
        "Caption": "Wrestling Legend 'Killer' Kowalski Dead at 81",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_164",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2015 10:25 PM) The Lebanese militant Hezbollah group fired a salvo of missiles at an Israeli military convoy in a disputed border area yesterday, killing two soldiers and triggering deadly clashes that marked the most serious escalation since the sides' 2006 war. The flare-up, which also left a UN peacekeeper dead, added to the regional chaos brought on by neighboring Syria's civil war. Hezbollah indicated the attack was in retaliation for a deadly Israeli strike on its fighters inside Syria earlier this month. Rocket and artillery fire continued on both sides of the border for hours after the initial attack. The clashes recalled the beginning of the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war, which was sparked by a Hezbollah attack on an Israeli military vehicle along the border, and the kidnapping and killing of two Israeli soldiers. Hezbollah, which has an arsenal of tens of thousands of missiles and rockets, is currently preoccupied with the war in neighboring Syria, where it is aiding Assad's forces. Israeli officials believe the Shiite militant group is not interested in opening a new front with Israel. Still, some analysts warned that Hezbollah would not shy away from engaging Israel in what could become an expanded conflict drawing in Syria and even Iran. This is the beginning of what could be a major confrontation, says the founder of the Center for American Strategic Studies in Beirut. My estimate is this is the beginning of redefining the new confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah, Syria and Iran.",
        "Caption": "Hezbollah Missiles Kill 2 Israeli Soldiers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_165",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2016 4:32 PM CDT) The reasons for losing one's virginity are as old and as myriad as humanity itself, but they usually have to do with being addled by some combination of love, lust, alcohol, or the vague desire to spread your DNA around the planet. Gentle reader, meet 20-year-old Katherine Stone of Washington state, who says she would like to lose hers so that she might rebuild her family's home, which burned down uninsured in 2014. And given that family homes aren't cheap, Stone is now selling her virginity to the highest-yet-still-at-least-not-totally-terrible bidder; bids are currently north of $400,000. People say you are supposed to do it for love, Stone tells CNN. But if you think about it, I am doing it because I love my family. To do it, Stone, who says she wants to be a lawyer, enlisted the help of brothel impresario Dennis Hof, who runs seven perfectly legal establishments of ill repute in Nevada. Hof, while acknowledging that helping Stone find a paying suitor is controversial, adds that it is her choice. I don't think it is a good idea for a girl to drink six tequilas and lose her virginity on the bathroom floor in a frat house. ... If she wants to (sell) it, I think that's great. Stone currently resides at Hof's Kit Kat Ranch while she waits for her knight in golden armor. I'm waiting for a man who I feel a connection with so that the experience can be special for both of us, she says. It's really not just about the money. It's unclear whether Hof is taking a cut of Stone's proceeds. But, he tells KSAT, she hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t found the right situation. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s had guys that she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s liked that didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have enough money and she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s had guys that had enough but she didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t like them. (This is not the first time that virginity lost in Vegas hasn't stayed in Vegas.)",
        "Caption": "20-Year-Old Is Selling Her Virginity for $400K, 'Love'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_166",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2015 2:59 PM CDT) Six thousand federal inmates from around the country will be released from prison between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2, the Washington Post reports. It's the largest mass release of federal prisoners ever. The inmates are drug offenders whose sentences are being cut short based on a US Sentencing Commission decision last year. The commission reduced potential maximum punishments for drug offenders and made that decision retroactive. The releases announced Tuesday are just the first of what could be up to 46,000 drug offenders released early under the sentencing changes. The overwhelming majority of more than 80,000 public comments received by the commission supported the change. The Justice Department says approximately one-third of the 6,000 inmates being released are foreign citizens who will be deported, the Post reports. The rest will transition to halfway houses or house arrest then supervised release. Inmates must petition for early release, and judges will review their petitions on a case-by-case basis. So far, judges are granting about 70 early releases a week. Some of those being released early have been in prison for decades, but the average reduction is from a 10.5-year sentence to 8.5 years. The Justice Department hopes the early releases will reduce the financial burden of overcrowding in prisons.",
        "Caption": "6K Federal Prisoners About to Be Freed Early",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_167",
        "News Article": "(Jan 18, 2009 12:27 PM) Barack Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s political efforts haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t run purely on grassroots fuel: almost 100 families that gave $100,000 or more made up an elite group of repeat donors over the past 2 years, the Washington Post reports. Current donation rules make whopping contributions possible if donors distribute funds among several committees. About a quarter of Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s political cash, meanwhile, came from donors of $200 or less. Big-time donors included Steven Spielberg and his wife, who gave $163,900, baseball great Ernie Banks and his wife, and the Rockefeller family. But while those with deep pockets might be rewarded with tickets to swank Inaugural galas, nothing has ever led any donor to believe they will have special access to President-elect Obama, said a spokeswoman.",
        "Caption": "100 Families Gave $100K to Obama",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_168",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2015 6:31 PM) Not a bad Internet success story: Step one: A 22-year-old creates a goofy website that allows you to have glitter sent to people you hate. Step two: It explodes in popularity, so much so that Australian Mathew Carpenter stops taking orders and pleads with people to please, God, stop asking him to handle glitter. Step three: Carpenter just sold the website, called ShipYourEnemiesGlitter, for $85,000, reports the Guardian. A decent result for sure, though Entrepreneur thinks Carpenter committed the eighth deadly sin of business by squandering a genuine opportunity: With more commitment and seriousness, Carpenter probably could have had an actual successful business on his hands. Before he bailed, Carpenter wrote that he had taken more than 2,000 orders at $7.99 a pop, and he estimated a profit of up to $6.50 on each one, reports CNBC. (A woman is accused of using a glitter bomb, among other things, to get back at her former boss.)",
        "Caption": "Glitter-Shipping Website Sells for $85K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_169",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2012 9:25 AM) Lance Cpl. Jacob Jacoby admitted to punching and kicking fellow Marine Harry Lew before Lew committed suicide, and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Jacoby, who pleaded guilty to assault, will also see his rank reduced to private first class. Prosecutors withdrew additional charges that Jacoby threatened and humiliated Lew, and the judge in Jacoby's court-martial says she saw no evidence that Jacoby's actions caused Lew's suicide. Two others who are accused in the hazing case also face court-martials, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "Marine Gets 30 Days in Hazing Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_170",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2013 7:55 AM CDT) Plants and animals aren't the only things that go extinct: Most words are replaced every few thousand years, with a maximum survival of roughly 9,000 years, say linguists. But in a new study published yesterday, four British researchers say they have found 23 words that have persisted for a staggering 15,000 years. These ultraconserved words include some that you might expect (you, me, mother, man), others you might not (spit, worm, bark), and at least one somewhat heartwarming entry (give). Over the centuries, the words have retained the same meaning and almost the same sound, the Washington Post reports. The team claims that's because they all come from an ancient mother tongue that was used toward the end of the last ice age, the Guardian reports. They assert that the ancient language eventually formed seven language families, which in turn formed the 700 modern languages used by more than half of the planet today. To find the ultraconserved words, linguists looked for cognates\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwords that have similar meanings and sounds in different languages, like father (padre, pere, pater, pitar)\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshared by all seven of the aforementioned language families. They then translated the cognates into what they believed the cognates' ancestral words (known as proto-words) would be, then compared those. They ultimately found 23 that were shared by at least four of the language families, including one (thou) that was shared by all seven. See all the words here.",
        "Caption": "These 23 Words Have Survived 15K Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_171",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2008 3:09 PM CDT) Thomas D\u00c3\u00b6rflein, the Berlin zookeeper who raised polar bear Knut after his mother rejected him, was found dead in his apartment today, Der Spiegel reports. He was 44. Authorities said there was no evidence of foul play; D\u00c3\u00b6rflein had been very sick. The keeper\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s contact with Knut was cut off almost a year ago when the cub became too big to safely play with. D\u00c3\u00b6rflein is survived by his partner and three children. He stepped in and took over care for Knut in late 2006, and spent many weeks in a cage with the cub. The two seemed to have a special bond, and became international celebrities together. D\u00c3\u00b6rflein was given an award for his surrogacy last year. Police say an investigation is ongoing.",
        "Caption": "Knut's Surrogate Dad Dead at 44",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_172",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2009 8:13 AM CDT) A bombing outside a church in the southern Philippines this morning killed five and injured 45, Reuters reports. The military blamed the attack on the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, a militant separatist group, the BBC notes. The rebels are getting desperate and they are no longer choosing their targets, an official said. They are now attacking even places of worship. A leader of the group denied the charge. Who needs a Christian-Muslim conflict? he told Reuters via text message. There's no religious conflict in the south. We're fighting for our right of self-determination. We're only defending our people and our communities.",
        "Caption": "Islamist' Bomb Kills 5 at Philippines Cathedral",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_173",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2014 3:32 AM) Some 3,000 birds were rescued and nine felony arrests were made in a huge cockfighting crackdown that officials in New York state called Operation Angry Birds. In a New York City raid, at least 70 NYPD officers accompanied by state troopers raided a basement cockfighting operation as spectators cheered a bloody fight, the New York Times reports. Scores of spectators were briefly detained and animal rescue officials took the birds, many of which were hanging in sacks on the walls, to safety. Investigators also raided a Brooklyn pet store and a farm upstate, where thousands of birds raised and trained for fighting were rescued. The farm is believed to have supplied birds to fighting rings in several states, reports the AP. The brutality that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s associated with this is shocking, says the president of the ASPCA, who was on hand for the basement raid. If you have a soul, if you have a conscience, you know very quickly that this is a vile, vile betrayal of what\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s right. These animals suffer horrifically.",
        "Caption": "3K Birds Saved in NY Cockfight Crackdown",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_174",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2013 12:39 PM CDT) Fans of 50 Shades of Grey have been imagining the cast of the upcoming movie version for months now, and many of them were less than pleased with yesterday's actual casting news. It seems at least 7,000 of them wanted Matt Bomer and Alexis Bledel to play the leads\u00e2\u20ac\u201das that's how many have signed a Change.org petition begging producers to replace actual leads Charlie Hunnam and Dakota Johnson with Bomer and Bledel. Outraged fans also took to Twitter, leading one producer to respond, according to the Hollywood Reporter. There is a lot that goes into casting that isn't just looks. Talent, availability, their desire to do it, chemistry with other actor, etc., Dana Brunetti tweeted. So if your favorite wasn't cast, then it is most likely due to something on that list. Keep that in mind while hating and keep perspective. Some of the craziest tweets came from people wishing for Brunetti's death; others included the hashtag #NoMattNoAlexisNoMovie.",
        "Caption": "50 Shades Fans Hate Casting Choices",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_175",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2015 12:33 PM CDT) The 9-to-5 workday has long been known as the daily grind. In the 1960s, working 9-to-5 was a symbol for the inauthentic life, a constant and pointless shuttling between the office and the television set, writes Carl Cederstr\u00c3\u00b6m in the Atlantic. But nowadays, the boundaries between work and leisure have effectively dissolved, and the 8-hour workday has made way for the 24\/7 workweek. That's why it's about time we embrace the 9-to-5, rather than considering it dull and boring, he writes. From 1870 to 1973, hours worked per year steadily decreased. But from 1973 to 2006, they increased by 180, thanks in large part to new technologies that allow people to work any time, anywhere. Employers hide behind the mantra of do what you love to exploit their workers (because, you know, you must be passionate about your job if you're waking up in the middle of the night to check work email, as 38% of remote workers do). All of these, Cederstr\u00c3\u00b6m concludes, are reasons to embrace the idea of the 9-to-5 workday, with its firm distinctions between work and not-work. Click for his full column.",
        "Caption": "9-to-5 Isn't the Grind Anymore, It's the Dream",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_176",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2010 10:52 AM) Suri Cruise\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s latest extravagant plaything: a $30,000 toy car. To be fair, there's a lot under the hood\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe car is a custom-made miniature of an Indianapolis 500 race car, reports Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s News Network. Days of Thunder star Tom Cruise bought his daughter the car because she's been mesmerized by auto racing on TV, a source tells the Telegraph, so he thought it would be fun for her to have her own little car to ride in \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stop there. If Suri truly takes to the sport, Tom plans on having a little race track installed at his LA property, the source continues. But for now she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll just be going up and down the family\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s long driveway.",
        "Caption": "Suri Cruise Gets $30K Toy Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_177",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2020 11:25 AM) Two strangers who live a world apart just made an unusual sandwich together. In New Zealand, 19-year-old Etienne Naude placed a slice of bread on the ground at a precisely calculated spot. In Spain, 34-year-old Angel Sierra did the same, reports the BBC. The result is an earth sandwich \u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo slices of bread placed on opposite sides of the planet with about 7,900 miles of earth between them, per the Guardian. See the resulting images for yourself via Reddit. (Sierra actually placed nine slices on the ground, to make extra-sure he hit his precise coordinate.) The men used longitude and latitude to figure out where to lay their respective slices of bread. Technically speaking, they placed the slices on antipodes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpoints opposite each other on the Earth's surface. We made sure to get the exact location with Google Maps, to get us within a few meters range, and then we used the actual image data on Google Maps to pinpoint ourselves even closer than that, Naude tells RNZ. His spot was relatively close to where he lived, but Sierra had to travel several miles. It's quite tough to find a spot which isn't water on the New Zealand end\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand where public roads or paths intersect in both sides, he says. They are not the first to make such a sandwich, with that honor going to American artist Ze Frank in 2006, notes the BBC. But this latest effort is drawing plenty of attention, in part because of a Reddit section that now allows people to find their own sandwich mates across the planet.",
        "Caption": "2 Guys Just Made an 'Earth Sandwich'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_178",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2009 5:18 PM) Philip Morris must pay $8 million to the widow and son of a 55-year-old lung cancer victim, a Florida jury says. Jurors in the closely watched case decided that the cigarette maker hid the health risks and addictive qualities of cigarettes, the Miami Herald reports. Stuart Hess smoked about two packs daily for 40 years, and the company says Hess was responsible for his own health. It plans to appeal. ''I just really hope that this can help all the thousands of other families who have also suffered,'' said widow Elaine Hess, who had sought $131 million in damages. The case is the first of 8,000 similar lawsuits to go to trial. All of them are offshoots of a 2000 class-action suit in Florida that resulted in an overturned judgment against tobacco companies but left the door open to future litigation.",
        "Caption": "Florida Jury Awards $8M to Smoker's Family",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_179",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2008 2:00 PM CDT) President Bush wants another $1 billion in economic aid for Georgia, the AP reports. An announcement is scheduled for later today, even as Vice President Dick Cheney is continuing a tour of former Soviet states that will take him to Georgia tomorrow. Meanwhile, a third US Navy ship entered the Black Sea today, with aid cargo destined for the region disrupted by recent fighting.",
        "Caption": "Bush Plans $1B for Georgia Ahead of Cheney Visit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_180",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2010 6:13 PM CDT) Two people were killed and at least 100 injured when a 7.2 earthquake struck Mexico and rocked southern California. The quake occurred before dawn and toppled buildings in the border town of Mexicali, in Baja some, 220 miles southeast of Los Angeles. It was the largest temblor on the peninsula California in 18 years, CNN reports. The area has seen numerous small quakes over the past year, and aftershocks as strong as 5.5 followed today's event, which was felt as far away as Arizona. Its southeast-to-northwest path meant southern California was on the receiving end of especially strong vibrations, said a Caltech seismologist.",
        "Caption": "2 Killed as Earthquake Rattles Baja, SoCal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_181",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2014 9:32 AM CDT) Some $35,000 has been withdrawn from the bank accounts of four passengers aboard the lost Malaysia Airlines Flight 370\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand no, authorities don't believe the passengers are alive and spending big. Malaysia's Star reports fraudsters funneled funds from three passengers' accounts into a fourth, then moved the money via Internet transfer to an account believed to be that of one of the suspects, police said. The culprits then made ATM withdrawals ... until the account was empty, an investigator said, adding we are now trying to trace the identity of the suspect who opened that account. A police chief's words seemed at odds with that statement yesterday, however. We have identified the suspects involved and are gathering more evidence before we take further action, he said. The investigator also noted he had not ruled out the possibility of an inside job. The identities of those targeted have not been released, but the Independent reports the crime went down in July, with withdrawals beginning mid-month, and all the accounts are believed to be with HSBC. The culprits could face 10 years in jail or a fine of about $50,000 under Malaysia's Computer Crimes Act.",
        "Caption": "Thieves Rip Off $35K From MH370 Passenger Accounts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_182",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2012 4:35 AM CDT) The London Olympics looks to be the biggest security operation in England since World War II, with nearly all 3,800 of Britain's MI-5 agents staff mobilized in the capital against potential terrorist attacks, reports the Independent. With 540,000 people and 120 heads of state expected to attend the international sports extravaganza in July and August, MI-5 estimates it will spend up to $1.58 billion on security for the Olympics. In addition, Britain's foreign security agency MI-6 and its electronic listening division GCHQ will be involved in security, along with 13,500 military personnel. There will even be surface-to-air missiles placed around London.",
        "Caption": "MI-5 to Put All 4K Agents on Olympic Watch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_183",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2009 10:44 AM) The GOP just can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t catch a break. Kit Bond, another senior Republican senator from a swing state, announced his retirement today, Politico reports. Bond joins Florida\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Mel Martinez, Kansas\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Sam Brownback, and, likely, Texas\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Kay Bailey Hutchison in a clutch of GOP Senate retirements. His decision not to run for reelection in 2010 is certain to prompt a tough race: Missouri went Republican by just 5,000 votes in November. The often-abrasive Bond seemed wistful, saying, In 1972, I became Missouri\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s youngest governor. Good friends: I have no aspiration of becoming Missouri\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s oldest senator. He added best wishes for the incoming president and gratitude to other actors on the political stage: I thank my political adversaries for keeping me nimble, and the media for keeping me humble.",
        "Caption": "GOP Stalwart Bond Will Leave Senate After 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_184",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2019 1:30 AM CDT) A man who fell to his death from a viewing point at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon Wednesday morning was the third visitor to die in the space of eight days. The Grand Canyon National Park Service says park rangers found the body of the 67-year-old man around 400 feet below the rim, the Arizona Republic reports. Last week, a man in his 50s from Macau fell to his death while taking photos at a viewing site on the Hualapai reservation. A day before that death, the body of a foreign national was found in a forested area near the South Rim Village area, CNN reports. Authorities say the death was not the result of a fall, but the cause is still being investigated. The latest visitor to die was a man from California who was visiting the park alone, spokesman Murray Shoemaker says. A witness who saw him fall alerted rescuers. Officials say the death has been initially ruled accidental, but the National Park Service and the Coconino County Medical Examiner are investigating, reports Reuters. Authorities say about a dozen deaths happen in an average year at the Grand Canyon, two or three of them from falling. Other causes of death range from heat, to drowning, to medical issues and more, says park spokeswoman Vanessa Ceja-Cervantes, per KTLA. High elevation plays a role in some of the fatalities.",
        "Caption": "3rd Visitor in 2 Weeks Falls to Death at Grand Canyon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_185",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2016 1:29 AM) A gun-rights advocate in Florida was hospitalized on Tuesday after apparently flouting gun, vehicle, and child safety rules. Police say 31-year-old Jamie Gilt was accidentally shot by her 4-year-old son while driving down a road in Putnam County, reports the Chicago Tribune. The boy had apparently found a loaded .45-caliber handgun on the floor of her pickup. She was shot through the seat and the round went through her back, a police spokesman tells the Florida Times-Union. There was a booster seat in the back of the vehicle, but ... the boy was not strapped in when the deputy got to them, he says. Gilt was rushed to the hospital and the boy was turned over to family members. Gilt has had a strong pro-gun presence on social media, including the now offline Jamie Gilt for Gun Sense Facebook page, where just hours before the shooting she boasted that her 4-year-old gets jacked up to target shoot. In a press release, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office says it has been unable to interview Gilt because of her injuries. The office says the gun was legally owned, but it is a misdemeanor for a person to store or leave, on a premise under his or her control, a loaded firearm in such a manner that it is likely a child can gain access to the firearm. Police are investigating and the Florida Department of Children and Families has also been notified.",
        "Caption": "Pro-Gun Mom Shot by Son, 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_186",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2020 3:26 PM) An Oklahoma police officer says he'd have run into a burning house to save anybody. But it wasn't just anybody who was trapped by flames on Friday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was his two children. Anthony Louie, a police officer in Seminole, was on duty when he got a call about a house on fire, USA Today reports. When he arrived, he ran through flames on the front porch to pull out his 14-year-old and 7-year-old sons. They weren't hurt, but Louie, 33, is hospitalized with burns to his face, head, and arms. He also suffered smoke inhalation. His wife, Lureena, said he's breathing on his own now after being intubated and could be released Tuesday if doctors decide against surgery for his burns, per the Washington Post. Their mother said the boys were calling for their dad as they tried to get out of the house. When they turned a corner, she said, he was standing at the door. That's when they saw Dad, she said. He was hollering and yelling for them. If he's released in time, he'll be able celebrate his birthday Thursday with his family while he recovers. If he had to do it all over again, he would, Lureena Louie said. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s what he told the kids. The local Fraternal Order of Police posted on Facebook that it's accepting donations to help the family; their landlord hopes to rebuild the house.",
        "Caption": "Police Officer Called to Fire Pulls His 2 Sons Out",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_187",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2014 2:22 PM) An alternative to the Keystone XL pipeline could pose a danger of its own, according to a State Department analysis. If, instead of the pipeline, trains were used to transport 830,000 barrels of oil per day, the vehicles could cause six new railroad fatalities and 49 additional injuries per year, Reuters reports. Rail would also result in the spillage of some 1,200 barrels of oil per year, the official report says, compared to 500 barrels for the pipeline. The assessment comes from a federal report that found little environmental reason not to move forward with the Keystone project. The State Department will give President Obama its final recommendation later this year. But the Association of American Railroads says the report isn't fair. It factored in casualties that are predominantly those of trespassers on railroad rights of way, unrelated to the hazardous commodities being transported, the group's president says. Meanwhile, John Boehner was quite clear on his pipeline stance today, NBC News notes. Complex? You think the Keystone Pipeline is complex? he asked a questioner. It's been under study for five years. We build pipelines everywhere in America every day. Do you realize there are 200,000 miles of pipelines in the United States? \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 There's nothing complex about the Keystone Pipeline. It's time to build it.",
        "Caption": "Keystone Alternative Will Kill 6 People a Year: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_188",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2008 7:51 AM) That $700 billion allocated in this fall's federal bailout sounded like a lot of money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut after a feeding frenzy led by Washington lobbyists, there's not much cash left over, reports the New York Times. Of the first tranche of $350 billion, only $60 billion remains uncommitted, and everyone from banks to insurers to a Hispanic plumbers' organization is angling for a piece. The lobbying effort worries bankers, who fear that the battle for Treasury funds will undermine the bailout's original intention\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstabilizing the financial system. What's more, Barack Obama has signaled that he might allow the floundering auto industry to apply for funding, further draining resources. But at Treasury the phone continues to ring off the hook, leading one official to lament, This must have been how the Politburo felt.",
        "Caption": "Lobbyists Gobbling Up $700B Bailout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_189",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2012 6:21 AM CDT) When a former employee emailed Jeff Bezos to ask for some cash to support a gay-marriage referendum in Washington state, she asked him to consider ponying up between $100,000 and $200,000. Instead, she landed $2.5 million for the cause. This is right for so many reasons, Bezos and his wife, MacKenzie, replied. The donation makes the Amazon founder one of the biggest donors to the gay-marriage cause in the country, the New York Times reports. The money goes to an effort to keep gay marriage alive in Washington as it faces an upcoming referendum. Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer have donated $100,000 each to the cause, but the $2.5 million donation doubles what gay-marriage supporters have raised so far. To get this from a straight, married couple sends a powerful message that marriage is seen as a fundamental question of fairness, says an activist.",
        "Caption": "Gay-Marriage Fight's Windfall: $2.5M From Amazon Boss",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_190",
        "News Article": "(Nov 28, 2011 6:51 AM) For the first time ever, the price of obtaining all the presents mentioned in The Twelve Days of Christmas has risen above $100,000. Taking home everything from the 12 drummers drumming right on down to the partridge in a pear tree\u00e2\u20ac\u201d364 items in total\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill cost you $101,119, the AP reports. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a 4.4% jump over last year, according to the annual Christmas Price Index assembled by PNC Wealth Management. Why? Partridges, pipers, drummers, swans, and turtle doves in particular have gone up in price. (The AP amusingly notes that the total cost does not include bird maintenance. ) Meanwhile, the gold rings actually cost $5 less than last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s estimate, and five other items remained stable. If you want to give just one symbolic item from the song, a partridge is the cheapest at $15, while the most expensive\u00e2\u20ac\u201dseven swans-a-swimming\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill set you back $6,300.",
        "Caption": "12 Days of Christmas' Gifts Now Top $100K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_191",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2020 6:07 AM CDT) Yet more grim numbers in the coronavirus pandemic: The US death toll topped 150,000 Wednesday evening, according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker. More than 1,400 coronavirus deaths\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor roughly one fatality for every minute of the day, as the Washington Post puts it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere reported across the US Wednesday; it was the highest daily death toll in two months. Some states saw their highest-ever daily tolls from the pandemic Wednesday, including Florida with 216 deaths and California with 197, far above the 159 record set in California last week, per CNN. The average number of daily deaths has risen week-over-week in at least 29 states, though daily reports of new infections are down slightly from last week. The current death toll is far above what had been predicted earlier in the pandemic by leading health experts including Dr. Anthony Fauci, who said in early April that deaths could stay below 100,000 so long as states didn't pull back too early on prevention measures, the New York Times reports. CNN notes the pace of the deaths since the first was reported in the US on Feb. 29: It took 54 days to hit the 50,000 mark, then 34 days to get to 100,000, and now 63 days to reach 150,000. It cites a report from Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security scholars who say a reset is needed and suggest 10 steps that should be taken, including a universal mask mandate and renewed stay-at-home orders for hard-hit locations.",
        "Caption": "On Wednesday, 2 Grim COVID Numbers for America",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_192",
        "News Article": "(Oct 31, 2011 3:02 AM CDT) Israel's freeing of a thousand Palestinian prisoners in return for one captured soldier must have sounded like a pretty good deal to Prince Khaled bin Talal. The Saudi royal, brother of billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, has added $900,000 to a prominent Saudi cleric's offer of $100,000 to anybody who captures an Israeli soldier, Reuters reports. I tell Sheik al-Qarani that I support you and I will pay $900,000 to make it $1 million to capture an Israeli soldier to release other prisoners, the prince, who holds no official government position, told a Saudi TV station. In Israel, extremists have offered a $100,000 reward to anybody who kills one of the 1,027 prisoners released in return for Gilad Shalit, if that prisoner had killed Israelis.",
        "Caption": "Saudi Royal Offers $900K for Capture of Israeli Soldier",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_193",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2015 4:59 PM CDT) Two parachutists were injured during a Chicago air show today after colliding in mid-air, reports WBBM. One of the two men then clipped the top of a high-rise apartment building before falling to the ground during the Chicago Air & Water Show. His legs caught the tip of the roof, and then he fell over, a witness tells the Chicago Tribune. It was horrible. That parachutist, a man in his late 20s who belongs to the Army Golden Knights team, remained in critical condition after surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. The second injured parachutist, who belongs to the Navy's Leap Frogs team, landed on North Avenue Beach and suffered a broken leg. The accident happened after about a dozen parachutists jumped from an aircraft and then formed a circle holding hands. They broke apart on purpose after about 15 seconds, and the two parachutists apparently collided at that point. The investigation is continuing. The annual two-day air show is headlined by the US Navy Blue Angels and draws thousands of people to the shoreline of Lake Michigan.",
        "Caption": "2 Parachutists Injured at Chicago Air Show",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_194",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2010 12:27 PM CDT) New York City is spending a whopping $27.5 million on ... wait for it ... a new street font. Its 250,000 signs will be replaced at $110 a pop within the next eight years, changing MADISON AVE. to Madison Ave. The city is doing it because the feds are requiring the combination of upper and lower case letters as part of a safety move; the Federal Highway Administration says signs written this way can be read more quickly, allowing drivers to spend more time watching the road (or their incoming text messages). The New York Daily News is quick to point out that many New Yorkers are PEEVED, but buried at the end of its tale of fiscal woe are these little gems: Apparently, the cost to the city will be marginal, since it gets state funding for routine sign repairs. Routine, you ask? Turns out signs are replaced every 10 years or so anyway.",
        "Caption": "NYC Spending $27.5M on ... New Street Sign Font",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_195",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2014 6:21 AM) The winter solstice officially occurred at 6:04pm EST yesterday, marking the first day of winter and the longest night of the year. But all longest nights aren't created equal, and the longest night in Earth's history likely happened in 1912. Here's why: The Earth's rotation has been slowing a little bit every year since the planet formed some 4.5 billion years ago, and we have a phenomenon known as tidal acceleration to thank. The moon's gravity pulls on our oceans, tugging the oceans that face it into a bulge (LiveScience digs into why there's a bulge on the other side, too). But as the Earth rotates, that tidal bulge is pushed to a position just ahead of the point of our planet that's directly below the moon. That causes the Earth to experience just a bit of friction from this bulge of water as it rotates, slowing it down slightly, explains Vox. And as a NASA article explains, as Earth slows, the moon is able to inch away from us. The effects of these things are so tiny it takes atomic clocks to spot them, but they're very gradually making our nights longer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmostly. In the long view, we're slowing, but geological factors (like ice melting at our poles, for instance) can impact the rotational speed, and as this University of California Observatories graph shows, the length of our day has gone infinitesimally up and down over the last century, but the peak\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand therefore the longest night in our history\u00e2\u20ac\u201doccurred in 1912. As far as the length of last night goes, it depends on where you spent it, notes the Washington Post. Washington, DC, saw about 9.5 hours of daylight yesterday, while Miami got almost 10.5, and Fairbanks, Alaska, saw less than four. (The 2010 winter solstice was remarkable for quite another reason.)",
        "Caption": "Last Night Was the Longest Since 1912",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_196",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2014 7:28 PM CDT) Actress Lauren Bacall, who shot to fame in the 1940s and remained a cultural icon, died at home today in New York City of a massive stroke, a family member tells TMZ. She was 89. The co-star of classic films like To Have and Have Not (1944), The Big Sleep (1946), and Key Largo (1948), she was also known for her low, provocative voice and famous marriages to Humphrey Bogart and Jason Robards, Entertainment Weekly reports. On stage, she won Tony Awards for her roles in Applause (1970) and Woman of the Year (1981), then garnered an Academy Award nod in Barbra Streisand's The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996) and won an honorary Oscar in 2010, says the Hollywood Reporter. Born Betty Joan Perske to a Jewish family in the Bronx in 1924, Bacall saw her film career launched by a Harper's Bazaar magazine cover at age 19. Told by director Howard Hawks that she would star alongside the likes of Bogart or Cary Grant, I thought Cary Grant, great, she said later. Humphrey Bogart\u00e2\u20ac\u0161 yuck. But her 11-year marriage to Bogart was one of Hollywood's most celebrated, ending with his death to esophageal cancer in 1957. Her stormy marriage to heavy-drinking Robards lasted from 1961 to 1969. In later years, she continued acting in films, used her voice for TV commercials, and even played herself in an episode of The Sopranos. She never got locked in any time warp, said director Robert Altman. Think about how many social and attitudinal changes that have occurred, and yet Bacall has always remained unique.",
        "Caption": "Lauren Bacall Dead at 89",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_197",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2014 6:21 AM CDT) The death toll is climbing and hit seven this morning after authorities say a suspected gas leak blew up two apartment buildings in Harlem yesterday, just minutes after a customer called to report the smell of gas. At least 63 are wounded, and more deaths could come as two survivors suffered life-threatening injuries and another nine are still missing, CNN reports. As authorities continue to sift through the wreckage, the fire commissioner tell ABC News that rescue dogs have not detected the scent of any other victims. A Con Ed rep confirmed a customer call came in at 9:13am and crews responded two minutes later; they arrived just after the explosion, the New York Times reports. One man said the utility company told him to leave his building, and he was in the lobby when he heard the blast. Pianos flew through the air in a store on the ground floor of one of the buildings, WABC reports. They flew off the ground and for me to get out I had to get around them, said a technician, who somehow escaped the building\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich collapsed into a pile of rubble before the Fire Department arrived around 9:33am\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith just scratches. Elsewhere, people were trapped in cars encased by debris. It felt like an earthquake had rattled my whole building, said a man nearby. There were glass shards everywhere on the ground, and all the stores had their windows blown out. Along with the piano store, the two buildings comprised 15 apartments and one church, the Times notes.",
        "Caption": "Death Toll Hits 7 in Harlem Blast; 9 Still Missing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_198",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2014 3:44 PM) The Oakland Raiders pay their cheerleaders what amounts to less than $5 an hour, according to a new lawsuit from one of the team's Raiderettes. The woman, identified only as Lacy T, says the team pays $1,250 per season, paid in a lump sum at the end. Not only is that less than minimum wage on its face, it's often reduced by fines for things like arriving late or bringing the wrong pom-poms, the LA Times reports. The suit says cheerleaders also pay travel costs themselves. I love the Raiders and I love being a Raiderette, but someone has to stand up for all the women of the NFL, the plaintiff said in a statement. Her lawyer wants to make the suit into a class action that other Oakland cheerleaders, past and present, could join, according to CNN Money. It's as if the Raiders' owners believe that the laws that protect all workers in California just don't apply to them, the lawyer says. (Click to read about another unusual lawsuit.)",
        "Caption": "Raiderette' Sues: I Make $5 an Hour",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_199",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2016 12:40 PM CDT) A swim team's trip to San Diego went horribly wrong Tuesday, and lifeguards ended up having to rescue almost two dozen high school students from the water at La Jolla Cove, NBC San Diego reports. The teenagers were in San Diego to compete in a long-distance swim, and 64 of them (plus three coaches) went in the water against the advice of lifeguards, says Sgt. Ed Harris of San Diego Lifeguards, explaining that it was windy at the beach, the waves were two to four feet high, and the water was about 59 degrees. When the group was about half a mile from shore, some swimmers started panicking, which triggered others to panic, and it just snowballed into a mass rescue, Harris says. Ultimately, 22 students were pulled out of the water by lifeguards on surfboards, jet skis, and boats, ABC News reports. A 16-year-old girl who had swallowed some water was unconscious and beginning to show signs of hypothermia; she was taken to a local hospital but was expected to be released, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. The teens attend Rancho Verde High School, about 88 miles north of La Jolla; a rep from the school district says they were briefed on ocean swimming by a lifeguard before entering the water, but the lifeguards say their advice was to delay the swim. You can be the strongest swimmer in a pool and not be used to chop in your face, not to be used to the cold water when you go from 76-degree pool to 59-degree ocean, a San Diego lifeguard explains.",
        "Caption": "22 Teens Pulled From Rough San Diego Waters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_200",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2013 2:13 PM) A suspect was taken into custody today following a report of a man near the University of New Haven campus with what appeared to be a rifle, the school said. After the report came in, the Connecticut university urged students and staff to stay inside. The university said that police were still searching buildings this afternoon and that people should continue to shelter in place. Afternoon classes were canceled, reports the New Haven Register. Kyle Gelinas, an 18-year-old freshman at the university, said he saw a person in handcuffs being questioned by police across the street from his dorm. He's just sitting on the railing. They're just talking to him like a casual conversation, Gelinas said. Everything is very calm. Several nearby public schools also put out shelter-in-place orders as a precaution.",
        "Caption": "1 in Custody After Report of Gunman at Conn. University",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_201",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2016 8:39 AM) Authorities say they've found some sign of the 2-year-old boy who disappeared in Tennessee a week ago while walking with his grandmother and sister. We have some leads that we have recovered in the woods behind his grandparents' home, Madison County Sheriff John Mehr said Wednesday, per the Jackson Sun. He wouldn't say what evidence was found, but he believes Noah Chamberlin is nearby. The search for the toddler was to continue Wednesday evening, but it will go on without volunteers due to severe weather. It's dangerous out there. In those hills, it's really muddy, and it's frozen overnight, a fire chief says. It's just so slick you can hardly walk through there. The Sun reports there are also large sinkholes in the search area. But we're not going to stop, another sheriff says. We still believe he's out there. The search area now includes some 1,000 acres in Pinson. We've expanded further out, and brought them back into the center area and rechecked the whole area, the fire chief says, though the search could slow in the coming days. With the weather that's coming in, supposedly, by Friday, we'll have to scale back the search, says Mehr, noting some equipment may be needed to respond to dangerous winter storm conditions. Mehr also shot down an apparent rumor that Noah's family was involved in his disappearance; Tucson News Now reports Noah's father was previously in trouble for drugs. We have thoroughly vetted all of that, Mehr said. The family are good citizens. A pastor who spoke with the family told Fox13 that they're still very hopeful, still very faithful, they believe Noah is going to be found.",
        "Caption": "Cops Find Sign of Missing 2-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_202",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2008 4:49 AM CDT) Grizzled actor Nick Nolte escaped with minor injuries from a fire that gutted the living room of his Malibu home, reports Reuters. The 67-year-old star of Tropic Thunder suffered smoke inhalation and scrapes when he tried to douse the flames with water from a garden hose. Fire inspectors believe the blaze was triggered by an electrical problem. Damage is estimated at $3 million. Nick Nolte was there with a water hose trying to extinguish the fire himself and of course we came to help him out, said a fire department spokesman. Nolte was was grateful to firefighters for their quick response and assistance, his attorney said.",
        "Caption": "Nolte Flees $3M Malibu House Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
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        "ID": "TRAIN_1_203",
        "News Article": "(May 5, 2010 4:00 AM CDT) Ernie Harwell, the only baseball broadcaster ever traded for a player, has died aged 92 after a long fight with cancer. The beloved sportscaster spent 55 years broadcasting major league games, 42 of them with the Detroit Tigers. The transplanted Southerner, rated as one of the best baseball broadcasters of all time, became known as the voice of Detroit during his decades of doing play-by-play for the Tigers, the Detroit Free Press notes in a glowing tribute. Harwell started out as a sportswriter aged 16 in 1934 and moved to sportscasting with the Atlanta Crackers. After a stint in the Marines during World War II, he ended up in the big leagues when the Brooklyn Dodgers acquired him from the Crackers for catcher Cliff Dapper. He moved to Detroit in 1960 and was still broadcasting the full 162-game schedule into his eighties. After learning he had just months to live, Harwell said death was just the next big adventure. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve had so many great ones, he said. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been a terrific life.",
        "Caption": "Beloved MLB Broadcaster Ernie Harwell Dead at 92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_204",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2010 11:06 AM CDT) Rue McClanahan died today, making Betty White the last living Golden Girl. The 76-year-old passed away at 1am this morning after suffering a massive stroke, her manager tells People. The actress who had a minor stroke earlier this year after her bypass surgery, had her family with her, her manager adds. She went in peace.",
        "Caption": "Rue McClanahan Dead at 76",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_205",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2014 9:17 AM CDT) Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will today sign a bill giving Detroit $194.5 million as part of a grand bargain designed to lift the city out of bankruptcy, the Free Press reports. That money, combined with $370 million from charitable foundations and $100 million from the Detroit Institute of Arts, should help the city restructure its debt and get out of bankruptcy, while protecting some benefits for pensioners and the Institute's collection. Snyder will sign the bill at the Globe Trading Co. building, a long-abandoned factory that's slated to be converted into a recreation center. The Globe building is a great representation of the comeback of Detroit, Snyder said. But it's too soon to pop the champagne, Daniel Howes at the Detroit News cautions, because pensioners still need to sign off on the deal, and that's no sure thing, no matter how strongly the state's powerbrokers want it to be. Retirees have until July 11 to vote on the matter; if they vote against the plan, all the money goes away.",
        "Caption": "Michigan Tosses Detroit a $195M Life Raft",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_206",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2008 1:28 PM CDT) Bollywood workers began an indefinite strike today, with roughly 150,000 actors, dancers, and cameramen refusing to work, according to the Hollywood Reporter. At issue are late payments, non-union labor, and notoriously poor working conditions. Many technical workers make 600 rupees per day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor about $12. It is within our rights to ask for better pay, said one union\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s chief.",
        "Caption": "150K On Strike in Bollywood",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_207",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2014 8:14 AM) Britax is recalling about 216,000 strollers because of a risk to partially amputate fingertips, break fingers, or cause severe lacerations, among other injuries, when pressing the release button while pulling on the release strap. Britax of Fort Mill, SC, has received eight reports of incidents including one partial fingertip amputation, one broken finger, and severe finger lacerations. The B-Agile, B-Agile Double, and BOB Motion single and double strollers were sold from May 2011 to June 2013 for $250 to $450. Consumers should stop using the strollers immediately and contact Britax for a free repair kit at (866) 204-1665, or visit www.britaxusa.com or www.bobgear.com. Another baby product recall: 200,000 pacifiers, over choking concerns. The Consumerist reports the Fred & Friends novelty pacifiers included in the recall are Chill Baby Artiste (features a mustache and beard), Panic (features a panic button), and Volume (features a volume knob). The concern is that parts can come loose, but no injuries have been reported yet. They were sold last year, from April through December. Fred & Friends has more information about how to get a refund, or you can call the company at (855) 346-6372.",
        "Caption": "216K Strollers Recalled Over Amputation Risk",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_208",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2015 12:47 PM CDT) A suicide car bomber attacked a NATO convoy traveling through a crowded neighborhood in Afghanistan's capital today, killing at least 12 people, including three American contractors. Early reports had another 70 or so injured. The Taliban quickly denied it was behind in the attack in Kabul's Macrorayan neighborhood, though the militants increasingly have been targeting Kabul in recent weeks and often don't claim attacks that maim large numbers of civilians. The attack struck near the private Shinozada hospital, the sound of the powerful blast roaring throughout the capital. The victims haven't been identified. The blast struck as schools were letting out for the day in Macrorayan, a Soviet-built housing estate lined with shops, hospitals and schools. Najib Danish, a deputy Interior Ministry spokesman, said the attack destroyed more than a dozen civilian vehicles parked in the street and passing by. At least one armored vehicle in the convoy had been destroyed by the blast.",
        "Caption": "3 US Contractors Killed in Kabul Car Bomb",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_209",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2015 9:38 AM CDT) The already crowded list of 2016 presidential contenders will grow by at least one this week: George Pataki is set to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination from New Hampshire on Thursday, reports the New York Post. Pataki, who left his post as New York governor in 2006, appears to be thumbing his nose at polls and pundits who say he doesn't have much of a chance, reports Politico. It will be a very stiff climb up a very steep mountain, but that hasn't stopped me in the past, Pataki tells the Post. The pro-choice moderate aims to make strides in New Hampshire before the first GOP debate in August; only the top 10 candidates based on polling will be invited.",
        "Caption": "2016 Gets a New Long Shot: George Pataki",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_210",
        "News Article": "(Jan 18, 2011 5:23 PM) Sargent Shriver, a Kennedy in-law who was the first director of the Peace Corps, is dead at age 95, CNN reports. He had suffered from Alzheimer's for years and had been hospitalized for the last several days. Shriver entered political life through his 1953 marriage to Eunice Kennedy after having worked for Joseph Kennedy, the family patriarch. Shriver served as JFK's campaign manager in 1960, then spearheaded the launch of the Peace Corps. JFK told me that everyone in Washington seemed to think that the Peace Corps was going to be the biggest fiasco in history, Shriver once said, and it would be much easier to fire a relative than a friend. After the Peace Corps, Shriver began a long record of service. He headed Lyndon Johnson's anti-poverty program, served as ambassador to France, and ran the Special Olympics. He also ran against Nixon as George McGovern's VP candidate in 1972. Click for more on his life.",
        "Caption": "Sargent Shriver, Founder of Peace Corps, Dead at 95",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_211",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2012 10:53 AM CDT) Angelina Jolie was moved by the story of Malala Yousufzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani education activist the Taliban shot last week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso she donated $50,000 to a charity that supports women and girls fighting for female education in Pakistan and Afghanistan, E! reports. As a response to Malala's bravery, girls across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the world are standing up and saying, 'I am Malala'\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand this is our opportunity to show the same solidarity, wrote Jolie and Daily Beast founder Tina Brown on Brown's Women in the World Foundation website. Jolie's charity, Education Partnership for Children of Conflict, donated the $50,000 to a new initiative started by Women in the World. Yesterday, Jolie wrote about Malala on the Daily Beast, explaining that when she told her children what happened, they couldn't comprehend a world where men would try to kill a child whose only 'crime' was the desire that she and others like her be allowed to go to school, she writes. As girls across Pakistan stand up to say 'I am Malala,' they do not stand alone. Mothers and teachers around the world are telling their children and students about Malala, and encouraging them to be a part of her movement for girls\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 education. Across Pakistan, a national movement has emerged to rebuild the schools and recommit to educate all children, including girls. This terrible event marks the beginning of a necessary revolution in girls\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 education. Click for Jolie's full column.",
        "Caption": "Jolie Charity Donates $50K in Malala's Honor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_212",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2010 8:40 AM CDT) A second House Democrat, Rep. Maxine Waters of California, could face an ethics trial this fall, further complicating the election outlook for the party as it battles to retain its majority. Waters, 71, has been under investigation for a conflict of interest involving a bank that was seeking federal aid. Her husband owned stock in the bank and had served on its board. Waters is a prominent member of the House Financial Services Committee. Waters came under scrutiny after former Treasury Department officials said she helped arrange a meeting between regulators and executives at Boston-based OneUnited Bank without mentioning her husband's financial ties to the institution. Waters defended her role in assisting minority-owned banks in the midst of the nation's financial meltdown and dismissed suggestions she used her influence to steer government aid to the bank. Waters, like Rangel, could settle her case by arranging a plea bargain with the ethics committee. So far she has decided instead to fight.",
        "Caption": "Waters Likely 2nd Dem Headed to Ethics Trial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_213",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2013 3:15 PM) The White House is releasing new data on the effectiveness of HealthCare.gov, and many of the figures aren't pretty. The Washington Post reports that the registrations of nearly 15,000 people who signed up for plans failed to arrive in insurers' inboxes, at least at first. Things have gotten better, however, since the start of this month, the administration says: Now, less than 1% of the registrations aren't getting to the firms. Still, officials don't actually have a list of names of those who suffered the problem. The so-called orphan files are just one of several issues highlighted in the Post and Wall Street Journal. In some cases, insurers got inaccurate data from the exchanges. Meanwhile, thousands of users were incorrectly assigned either to Medicaid or to private insurers, or their eligibility was wrongly denied; at their worst, these problems may affected up to a fifth of applicants, per an estimate cited by the Journal. Some legal immigrants in Illinois, for instance, were informed they'd get Medicaid coverage despite not having lived in the state long enough to qualify. An administration rep emphasizes that the vast majority of the (newly-released data) is retroactive.",
        "Caption": "15K Health Site Users' Data Didn't Reach Insurers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_214",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2016 8:22 AM) Brian Fox lost his $1 million Nashville home on Jan. 9. He nearly lost something much more precious. I thought, 'I'm going to lose two of my four children today,' recounts Fox, whose two elder children found themselves trapped on the home's second story after a hoverboard caught fire on the first floor. A Nashville Fire Department rep tells the Tennessean that Hailey, 16, and Matthew, 14, heard noises downstairs around 11:40am. Fearing a possible intruder, they hid upstairs, reports WKRN. Those noises turned out to be the hoverboard, and they soon found themselves trapped; Matthew tried to open a door only to burn his hand on the knob. He ultimately broke a bedroom window and escaped using a ladder Fox had retrieved after catching his daughter in his arms after she leaped from a bathroom window. The teens sustained minor injuries. The more than 4,000-square-foot house was destroyed by the toy, with the family only able to save a few pictures, reports NewsChannel 5. The Foxes bought the FITURBO F1 for their son for Christmas on the recommendation of friends, reports Nashville Public Radio; the friends' FITURBO F1 also caught fire, though it was a small blaze. After an investigation, the fire department believes the lithium batteries are at the root cause of these fires. A press release from the State Fire Marshal's Office advises owners to always be present when the device is charging and to not leave it charging overnight. (A hoverboard managed to get a priest in trouble.)",
        "Caption": "A Hoverboard Turned This $1M Home Into Rubble",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_215",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2011 7:51 AM CDT) Jaycee Dugard was Phillip Garrido's fifth victim\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso how did Garrido never become a suspect in her disappearance? That's what the El Dorado County District Attorney's office plans to look into. The DA's office yesterday released undistributed materials related to the case, including a map of Garrido's former victims, all four of whom were also attacked in South Lake Tahoe, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Garrido's known attacks include a 1972 rape and kidnapping and three more assaults in 1976, one of which led to his conviction on kidnapping and rape charges. He served 11 years of his sentence, was paroled in 1988, and abducted Dugard three years later in South Lake Tahoe, yet he was never a suspect. The DA's office will partner with a senator to look into the mistakes made in the case, with an eye on creating new laws to make sure the situation is not repeated. The newly released materials also included video clips taken by Nancy Garrido, which had been doused with a chemical agent and were restored after hundreds of hours of work. In one, taken sometime between 2000 and 2007, she films a parole agent searching the house; he never steps into the backyard. In another, she appears to be filming Garrido playing guitar, but the camera instead focuses on girls in a park in the background. Make it look like it's pointing at me, but it's going just by me, Phillip Garrido is heard saying, reports the Contra Costa Times.",
        "Caption": "Jaycee Dugard Was Garrido's 5th Victim",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_216",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2013 4:15 PM) A casino owner-turned-commercial developer is asking $7.85 million to sell a Las Vegas home, and he's willing to accept the online currency bitcoin for the deal. Jack Sommer says he got the idea to seek bitcoin for his 25,000-square-foot mansion from two of his sons, who've been involved in making and trading the currency. The advantage is that we're expanding our market and adding some notoriety, Sommer says. Sommer's sales agent says the home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes marble from China, Iceland and Brazil, a full basement, staff quarters with Jacuzzis, and a secret garden\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmay be the first in southern Nevada to be marketed formally around bitcoin. A Canadian man listed his Alberta home for the bitcoin equivalent of $405,000, and a Tesla recently sold for 91.4 bitcoin. Using the currency can streamline international business deals, says a bitcoin expert. There are a bunch of people who have bitcoins, and they're dying for a place to spend it, Julian Tosh tells the Las Vegas Review-Journal.",
        "Caption": "Vegas Mansion Could Go for $8M\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Bitcoin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_217",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2014 1:43 AM) A St. Louis woman's brutal mistreatment of her three children went far beyond the legal definition of child abuse to become systematic torture, prosecutors say. Lakechia Schonta Stanley, 34, has been sentenced to 78 years in prison for the abuse, which included whippings with electrical cords, beatings with blunt objects, and even waterboarding, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Stanley was arrested three years ago when one daughter, then 10, told a librarian she had pain in her arm. She revealed that she had been beaten with a baseball bat for not cleaning the kitchen quickly enough and her 8-year-old sister had been beaten for taking too long in the shower. Stanley's husband, 30-year-old Andrew Rui Stanley, was sentenced to 160 years in prison last year after pleading guilty to 42 felony counts relating to the abuse. Prosecutors say all three children in the home had severe physical\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand emotional\u00e2\u20ac\u201dscarring. Stanley was supposed to be their mother, the one person they could trust, a prosecutor wrote in a sentencing memorandum. Instead she became a symbol of betrayal and fear, using every tool at her disposal to beat and torture her own innocent children.",
        "Caption": "Woman Gets 78 Years for Waterboarding Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_218",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2008 10:00 AM) At least 40 people were killed today when a suicide bomber detonated an explosive vest amid a crowd of Shiite pilgrims during a trek south of Baghdad. A tent where the marchers stopped for food exploded in Iskandariyah in the second attack on Arbaeen, a day when millions descend on Karbala to honor the grandson of the prophet Muhammad, who is buried there. Earlier, three pilgrims were killed in a sniper-and-bomb attack in Baghdad. Some 40,000 police officers and military troops were deployed to protect the pilgrims from expected attacks by Sunni insurgents. The violence occurred as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki traveled to London for a second round of medical tests following an illness two months ago. A spokesmen described it as a routine examination that confirmed he was in good health.",
        "Caption": "40 Iraq Shiite Pilgrims Killed in Blast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_219",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2009 7:48 PM CDT) The Pacific warming effect of El Ni\u00c3\u00b1o could mean an unusually cold winter for the US East Coast, with temperatures as much as 10% below normal. Historically when you have that El Ni\u00c3\u00b1o on the weak side, it tends to correlate to colder weather in eastern North America, one forecaster tells USA Today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith another noting that the conditions also usually mean other parts of the country will be warmer than average.",
        "Caption": "Winter Likely 5-10% Colder for East Coast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_220",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2009 9:12 AM CDT) Housing construction plunged to the second-lowest level on record last month, providing a sobering sign that the worst housing slump in decades has not ended. Construction of new homes dropped by nearly 11% , the second-lowest construction pace in records that go back 50 years. The decline was worse than economists expected; February activity was revised lower as well. The Commerce Department figures are more evidence that the steep slump in housing\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich was a major factor triggering the current recession\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas yet to run its course. The report showed that applications for building permits, considered a good barometer of future activity, also fell lower than expected, dropping 9%. The biggest declines were in the Midwest and Northeast.",
        "Caption": "New Home Construction Down 11% in March",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_221",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2014 1:35 PM) Lone Survivor shocked Hollywood this weekend with a blistering $38.9 million debut\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe best of any war film since 9\/11, says the Hollywood Reporter. Analysts tell USA Today that the Mark Wahlberg drama, about a US military mission gone wrong, fared well in the heartland thanks to a patriotic ad campaign. Instead of focusing on the downer of a story, Universal's marketing has played up the movie's themes of courage and brotherhood, says an expert from Box Office Mojo. Filling out the top five are Frozen ($15.1 million), The Wolf of Wall Street ($9 million), newcomer The Legend of Hercules and American Hustle (both $8.6 million). Meanwhile the darkly comedic August: Osage County, starring Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts, expanded to 905 screens for about $2.2 million, Entertainment Weekly reports. The success of the film clearly speaks to the popularity of Meryl and Julia, said a Weinstein Company executive. The well-reviewed Her, about a writer who falls for his computer's operating system, grew to an extra 1,600 theaters and banked a soft $5 million. This isn't about today's particular result, it's about feeding the film for upcoming weeks, said a Warner Bros. executive about the company's Oscar strategy.",
        "Caption": "Lone Survivor: Best War-Film Bow Since 9\/11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_222",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2015 3:19 PM) A deepening slump in prices for oil, metals, and other commodities sent stock prices lower Thursday. The Dow and the Standard & Poor's 500 index are now negative for the year. The Dow sank 254 points, or 1.4%, to 17,448. The S&P 500 lost 29 points, or 1.4%, to 2,045 and the Nasdaq composite fell 61 points, or 1.2%, to 5,005. The downturn extended a slide that began early this month and has eroded some of the gains from a powerful rally in October. Crude oil fell below $42 a barrel, its lowest price since August, while copper, gold and silver reached six-year lows. Energy, mining, and metals companies fell. Caterpillar, Exxon Mobil and Chevron had the biggest losses in the Dow Jones industrial average.",
        "Caption": "Dow Falls 254",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_223",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2012 12:06 PM CDT) An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.6 struck today off Jan Mayen island in Arctic waters between Greenland and Norway, geological monitoring services said. No damage or injuries were reported. The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre and the US Geological Survey said the quake struck at 9:43am EDT, followed by a 5.2-magnitude temblor eight minutes later. The USGS said the stronger quake hit at a depth of 5.3 miles, 58 miles northwest of Jan Mayen, a Norwegian island with a research station but no permanent population. The quake could be felt on the island, but didn't cause any damage or injuries, said an electronics engineer at the research station. We watched the mountain as the loose stones and shale came sliding down, he said, adding that there are currently 44 people on the island involved in research and maintenance work. A Norwegian seismologist said Jan Mayen, about 370 miles east of Greenland, lies near a fault line and is often exposed to earthquakes, though he couldn't remember any previous temblors the size of today's.",
        "Caption": "6.6 Quake Hits Off Greenland",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_224",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2013 10:52 AM) Russian news reports say a passenger airliner has crashed while landing in the city of Kazan and all 44 passengers and six crew members aboard are believed to have been killed. The reports said the Boeing 737 belonging to Tatarstan Airlines crashed about 7:20pm local time today. There were no immediate indications of what may have caused the crash. Kazan is about 450 miles east of Moscow. The ITAR-Tass news agency quoted a local representative of the Emergencies Ministry, Irina Rossius, as saying preliminary information indicated all aboard had died. The flight originated in Moscow.",
        "Caption": "Russia 737 Crash Kills All 44 Aboard",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_225",
        "News Article": "(Apr 12, 2016 9:51 AM CDT) Thieves stole $280,000 in cash and valuables from a Brooklyn bank over the weekend. The most impressive part: They didn't even trigger an alarm. Police were only tipped off to the robbery at the HSBC branch in Borough Park when employees arrived on Monday and found a tunnel from the ceiling into the vault, reports the New York Times. Authorities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho found a hole in the roof, a ladder, and an opening in a chain-link fence behind the bank\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsay the bank was closed over the weekend, per the New York Daily News. No arrests have been made.",
        "Caption": "Thieves Tunnel Through Bank Roof, Steal $280K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_226",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2009 7:09 PM) As grudge matches go, this was worthy of the WWE, the AP\u00c2 reports. The Baltimore Ravens survived 13-10 against the Tennessee Titans today thanks to Matt Stover's 43-yard field goal with 53 seconds remaining. Two teams with an extreme dislike for each other never stopped pounding it out in the wind and rain. The difference: Baltimore forced three turnovers and never gave away the ball. And when Joe Flacco led a 51-yard drive in the dying minutes to set up Stover's winning kick, the Ravens (13-5) were headed to the AFC championship game. Led by the first rookie quarterback to win two playoff games, the Ravens will play at Pittsburgh or San Diego next week for the right to go to the Super Bowl.",
        "Caption": "Wild-Card Ravens Edge Titans 13-10",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_227",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2011 12:59 PM CDT) Rep. Peter King says his controversial hearings on Muslim radicalization in the US have uncovered some actual radicals. As the hearings resumed today, King declared that 40 Americans and 20 Canadians have signed up with Al-Shabab, a Somali insurgent group with ties to al-Qaeda, the National Post reports. We must face the reality that al-Shabab is a growing threat to our homeland, said King. US counterterrorism officials haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t confirmed King\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s figure, though the government has in the past said that at least 21 Americans are believed to have joined the group, according to the AP. King also berated the vacuous ideologues at the New York Times for a story criticizing his hearings in light of the Oslo massacre, which was allegedly the work of an anti-Muslim fanatic. There is no equivalency in the threat to our homeland from a deranged gunman and the international terror apparatus of al-Qaeda and its affiliates, he said.",
        "Caption": "40 Americans Have Joined Somali Terrorists: Peter King",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_228",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2015 6:03 AM) Bad news for Donald Trump in Iowa, where Ted Cruz last week stole his polling thunder\u00e2\u20ac\u201dregistering a five-point lead among likely caucusgoers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand is currently continuing to open up that spread in what a pollster calls a big shakeup. Cruz now has a 10-point lead in the latest Des Moines Register\/Bloomberg Politics poll out Saturday night, polling at a hefty 31% in what the Register notes is a 21 percentage-point leap that smashes records for upsurges in recent Iowa caucuses history. Cruz's dizzying rise came fast: He was polling at just 10% in October. His success comes at the expense of Ben Carson, who topped the October poll at 28% in October, and has since seen his support plunge 15 points. Time is finally beginning to run out, with the caucuses seven weeks away, notes Politico. Following Cruz in the poll: Trump at 21%, Carson at 13%, Marco Rubio at 10%, Jeb Bush at 6%, and the rest of the pack coming in at 3% or less. That's bad news for Rand Paul, who needed a 6% showing to keep him from being booted from the main stage at Tuesday's Republican debate in Las Vegas. But Cruz could keep climbing, notes the Register, with 20% of those polled naming him as their No. 2 choice, giving him 51% when first- and second-choice candidates are combined. It's certainly possible that he could win Iowa big\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvery big, an expert says.",
        "Caption": "Cruz Opens Up a Dizzying 10-Point Lead Over Trump",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_229",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2011 1:13 PM CDT) Doctors are so outraged over the scare story about the HPV vaccine that Michele Bachmann told this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand so sure it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s baseless\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re offering a hefty reward for anyone who can prove it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s true. In two interviews, Bachmann said a crying mother had approached her after Monday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s debate to say that her daughter had suffered mental retardation as a result of that vaccine, according to New York Magazine. Bachmann later backed off, saying she was just repeating what a woman told her. But that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not enough for University of Minnesota bioethicist Steve Miles, who has offered a $1,000 reward if the woman Bachmann spoke to can come forward with medical evidence to prove her claim, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. His old boss, the head of bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, jumped in and one-upped him, offering a $10,000 bounty. These types of messages in this climate have the capacity to do enormous public health harm, Miles explains. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an extremely serious claim.",
        "Caption": "Doctors Offer $11K for Proof of HPV Story",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_230",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2016 4:48 PM) A blowout at a natural gas well that gushed uncontrollably for 16 weeks and drove thousands of residents from their Los Angeles homes was plugged Thursday, a utility said. While the well still needs to be permanently sealed with cement and inspected by state regulators, the announcement by Southern California Gas Co. marked the first time the leak has been under control since it was reported Oct. 23. We have temporarily controlled the natural gas flow from the leaking well and begun the process of sealing the well and permanently stopping the leak, Jimmie Cho, a SoCalGas senior vice president, said in a statement. If the plug holds and all goes according to plan to seal the well, the upscale Porter Ranch community in the San Fernando Valley could begin to return to normalcy after schools were closed and about 6,000 families were uprooted as they complained of headaches, nausea, nosebleeds, and other symptoms as an intermittent stench wafted through the area. Public health officials blamed their woes on an odorant added to gas so it can be detected and have said they don't expect long-term health impacts. Some folks have said they don't want to move back, and many are concerned about what the incident has done to the value of their homes. The company is facing more than two dozen lawsuits, some of which seek class-action status.",
        "Caption": "16 Weeks Later, LA Gas Leak Has Been Plugged",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_231",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2009 6:01 PM CDT) New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said today that most of the top bonus recipients at AIG\u00c2 have agreed to return the money, amounting to more than $50 million, the Wall Street Journal reports. Fifteen of the top 20 beneficiaries of $165 million at AIG's Financial Products unit\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich played a critical role in crippling the company\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill give up the cash. They are doing the right thing, \u00c2 Cuomo said. About $80 million of the $165 million in bonuses that infuriated lawmakers and taxpayers alike went to Americans, Cuomo said, and he plans to recoup it. Some non-Americans, outside the legal reach of New York state, also returned bonus money, but some refused, the New York Times reports. Cuomo said he saw no public benefit in naming the AIG\u00c2 execs who agreed to return bonus money.",
        "Caption": "AIG Execs Repaying $50M in Bonuses: Cuomo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_232",
        "News Article": "(Oct 30, 2008 5:30 PM CDT) A study from a right-wing media watchdog says coverage of Sarah Palin on the big three TV networks has been overwhelmingly negative, Politico reports. NBC, CBS, and ABC broadcast 69 stories on Palin between September 29 and October 12, of which the Culture and Media Institute considered 37 negative, 30 neutral, and two positive. That adds up to a negative-positive ratio of 18-1. If the polls are accurate, the networks have successfully created a caricature of Sarah Palin that ignores her all-American appeal, intelligence, and accomplishments, a CMI spokesman says.",
        "Caption": "Palin Coverage Negative by 18-1: Study",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_233",
        "News Article": "(Oct 31, 2011 2:08 PM CDT) Good news\/bad news time, Germany. The bad news: Your accountants might be incompetent. The good news: Hey, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve got $79 billion less debt than you thought! An accounting screwup at FMS Wertmanagement\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe so-called bad bank set up to handle all the toxic assets from mortgage lender Hype Real Estate when it was nationalized\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas had Germany believing its debt was significantly higher than it actually was, der Spiegel reports. A finance ministry spokesman says FMS accidentally entered one figure twice in its calculations. That sure sounds like welcome news for a cash-strapped continent looking to Germany for relief. But Germany isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t celebrating. This is a very embarrassing mistake, one economic scholar said. Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble is reportedly furious, and many other politicians are calling for a full investigation. Not just one person reviewed this balance sheet, one high-ranking member of Angela Merkel\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s party says. One German newspaper summed it up thusly: As pleasing as the sudden bonanza might be, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s trumped by the breach of trust.",
        "Caption": "Whoops! Germany Finds $79B in Math Screwup",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_234",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2015 8:30 AM CDT) The US has spent more than $2.7 billion on the war against ISIS militants in Iraq and Syria since bombings began last August, and the average daily cost is now more than $9 million, the Pentagon said yesterday. Releasing a detailed breakdown of the costs for the first time, the Defense Department showed that the Air Force has borne two-thirds of the total spending, or more than $1.8 billion. The daily combat, reconnaissance, and other flights eat up more than $5 million a day. The data also provided a rare look into the often secret special operations costs, which totaled more than $200 million since August. Other total costs include $438 million for the Navy, including fighters and other ship support; $274 million for the Army, which has trainers and special forces troops on the ground; $16 million for military pay; $646 million for munitions; and $21 million for intelligence and surveillance operations. The release of the spending totals came as Congress debated and rejected legislation yesterday that would have banned spending on the combat operations until lawmakers passed a new war powers resolution.",
        "Caption": "We're Spending $9M a Day to Fight ISIS",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_235",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2011 7:17 AM CDT) Less than two weeks after three hikers were swept over Vernal Fall, another woman has died at Yosemite National Park. Hayley LaFlamme, 26, had reached the Half Dome summit\u00e2\u20ac\u201da treacherous hike that can take as long as 12 hours to finish\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was descending Sunday when she reportedly lost her grip on the summit cables and plunged 600 feet down the steep, almost vertical, slope to her death. LaFlamme is the 14th person to die at the park this year, an especially deadly one for Yosemite, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. On average, five to six people die between January and August, but record snowpack has contributed to especially dangerous conditions this year. LaFlamme's hiking group had ignored warnings to avoid the climb, which was made even more dangerous by wet weather and slippery granite after morning thunderstorms. Both a park ranger and posted signs warned visitors of the dangers of going up the summit cables, which are necessary to get up the last 400 feet of the extremely steep climb, but ultimately it is the visitor's decision whether they want to take that risk, says a park spokesperson.",
        "Caption": "Hiker Hayley LaFlamme Plunges 600 Feet Down Yosemite's Half Dome to Her Death in National Park's 14th Death This Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_236",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2015 12:01 AM CDT) One Marine was killed and the other 21 people on board were hospitalized after an MV-22 Osprey aircraft made what the military describes as a hard landing at Hawaii's Bellows Air Force Station Sunday morning. Witnesses tell Hawaii News Now that they saw three Ospreys, which were involved in training exercises, performing rotation maneuvers, and after all three of them moved toward the ground, only two came back up. The aircraft was from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is based at California's Camp Pendleton, reports the AP. It's tragic and our condolences go out to the families and the loved ones of the victim. But right now we need to investigate further and see what happened, a Marine spokesman tells Hawaii News Now. I can tell you that MV-22s have been a very reliable aircraft. We've provided aid and assistance in the Philippines. They're very reliable tilt-rotor aircrafts. The military, which did not provide details on the condition of the injured service members, says 21 Marines and one Navy corpsman were on board, the AP reports. (A Marine who ejected from an Osprey was the first US anti-ISIS casualty.)",
        "Caption": "1 Killed, 21 Hurt in Hawaii Osprey Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_237",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2011 7:01 PM) This is probably a little more special than anything your Average Joe has in the liquor cabinet: Three bottles of Mackinlays scotch whisky, which have sat beneath the Arctic ice since 1907, made their way home to Scotland today. The bottles are part of a crate of circa-1897 whisky found beneath a hut Ernest Shackleton used in his Nimrod expedition, reports the AP, and returned via private jet for, ahem, testing. The crate of whisky was found frozen solid last year, but researchers could hear the whisky in the bottles, unfrozen despite Antarctic temps as low as -22. But we'll never know what the bottles would have fetched on the market: A lab will get six weeks to test and taste the whisky, before it gets returned to its spot beneath Shackleton's hut.",
        "Caption": "100-Year-Old Scotch Back From Antarctic Depths",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_238",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2013 2:51 PM CDT) While the Syrian government and rebels argue over who is using chemical weapons on whom, and the US government weighs what, if anything, it should do about it, Doctors Without Borders (AKA Medecins Sans Frontieres) has added weight to the allegations that chemical weapons were indeed used in the attack. In a new release, the aid group says that on Wednesday morning, it received about 3,600 patients in three hours showing neurotoxic symptoms at the three hospitals it supports in Damascus. Of those, 355 have since died, reports the BBC. MSF can neither scientifically confirm the cause of these symptoms nor establish who is responsible for the attack, says the group's director of operations. However, the reported symptoms of the patients, in addition to the epidemiological pattern of the events ... strongly indicate mass exposure to a neurotoxic agent. While the US government still has no official decision on whether it believes the attacks were chemical, Chuck Hagel conceded to reporters it appears to be what happened\u00e2\u20ac\u201duse of chemical weapons, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "355 Dead, 3K Sick in Syria Chemical Attack: Aid Group",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_239",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2016 1:09 PM CDT) Chicago police superintendent Eddie Johnson recommended Thursday that seven officers be fired for their roles in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald, the Chicago Tribune reports. According to the AP, the officers are accused of violating Rule 14 against making false reports. Video released of the October 2014 shooting of McDonald shows McDonald holding a knife and walking away from officers prior to the shooting. Regardless, multiple officers at the scene reported that McDonald was walking threateningly toward them, and one officer even claimed McDonald swung the knife at them. The officers are accused of attempting to cover up what actually happened. Jason Van Dyke, the officer who shot McDonald 16 times, has been since charged with murder. In addition to recommending the seven officers be fired, Johnson also took away their police powers. These decisions were not made lightly, Johnson wrote in an email to police Thursday. Each officer will have their right to due process. The ultimate fate of the seven officers will be decided by the Chicago Police Board, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Earlier this week, a report from the inspector general recommended firing 10 officers, but Johnson decided there wasn't enough evidence against one. Two others had already retired. The inspector general will now investigate police brass and why the officers caught making false reports weren't put on desk duty pending investigation.",
        "Caption": "Top Cop Wants 7 Officers Fired in Laquan McDonald's Killing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_240",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2016 8:05 AM CDT) Three men in a car in Norfolk, Va., were ambushed and shot Tuesday evening, and the phone of one of the men streamed the entire incident on Facebook Live, USA Today reports. In the video, a man IDed as TJ Williams is seen hanging out with two other men, listening to music and smoking, when a few minutes into the clip shots start ringing out, continuing for about 20 seconds, WVEC notes; around 30 shots were fired. Williams dropped the phone onto the floor, where it continued recording for more than an hour afterward. Norfolk Police say they found three men, ages 27 and 29, with gunshot wounds, NBC News reports. The police later tweeted that all three men were taken to a local hospital, two with life-threatening injuries. A police rep confirmed the Facebook video was indeed tied to a Bainbridge Boulevard shooting being investigated, per the New York Daily News. A few seconds after the shooting (which can be partly seen in a brief WTKR news clip), a man's voice can be heard saying, Call the ambulance, please, and soon after that, another man can be heard comforting the victims. Stay relaxed, he says. Stay with me. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Keep your eyes open. Keep listening to my voice. Police aren't saying yet if they have a suspect or motive. Per the Hollywood Reporter, following last week's Facebook Live streaming of the aftermath of the shooting of Philando Castile, Facebook updated its guidelines for posting live video, noting that when people share violent or graphic images of events taking place in the real world \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 context and degree are everything. Williams' entire video can be viewed here (warning: graphic content).",
        "Caption": "3 Men Gunned Down on Facebook Live Stream",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_241",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2011 3:44 PM CDT) A handful of workers at Boeing's Ridley Park plant were apparently doing more than building military aircraft: The FBI today arrested 36 current and former employees, along with a 37th individual, who were allegedly involved in illegally distributing prescription drugs. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the arrests follow a four-year investigation, which began at the behest of Boeing officials. The 37 either allegedly sold drugs to someone working with the FBI, or bought drugs (in truth placebo pills) from that individual. US Attorney Zane David Memeger shared details: Most of those arrested ranged from their 40s to 60s in age, and were connected to prescription drugs like fentanyl, oxycodone, and Xanax. This wasn't an organized ring. It was a number of independent actors, he said. A number of independent sellers and no shortage of buyers were found by investigators. Meanwhile, in Illinois, word of another bust: The Illinois Tollway announced that it has pressed charges against a dozen employees who reportedly stole $25,000 in toll money, reports the Chicago Tribune.",
        "Caption": "37 Busted in FBI Raid on Boeing Plant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_242",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2009 11:34 AM CDT) A North Carolina man had his sperm frozen when he was 16, before leukemia treatment rendered him sterile. A record 22 years later, Chris Biblis and his wife conceived a daughter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been born healthy, the Times of London reports. From my life being saved to being able to create a life, words just can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t describe where we are now, Biblis said. The sperm was kept for 22 years in liquid nitrogen. After it thawed, 35% of the cells appeared potent. Doctors injected them into 10 eggs; seven were fertilized and a batch were put into storage in case the family wants more children. We had every reason to expect a perfect baby but are thrilled nonetheless, said a doctor. The previous such record was 21 years.",
        "Caption": "Healthy Baby Born 22 Years After Dad's Sperm Frozen",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_243",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2015 3:00 PM CDT) A Ferguson, Missouri judge first got in hot water when the Justice Dept. accused him of fixing traffic tickets and unfairly punishing residents over unpaid fees. But 70-year-old Ronald Brockmeyer has another problem: more than $170,000 in outstanding taxes, the Guardian reports. According to tax liens filed by the IRS, Brockmeyer's federal debts include tens of thousands in personal income taxes, and tens more in employer taxes for his law firm and a yearly tax bosses pay to support the unemployed. On the bright side, he recently paid off three unpaid bills that come to $64,599. The judge, who owns three properties around St. Louis, didn't respond to several Guardian phone calls and emails seeking comment. The Dept. of Justice says he's a top player in Ferguson's strategy of generating revenue through its municipal court\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is blamed for ruining relations between the city's mostly black residents and white officials. Brockmeyer's court has allegedly jailed poor people who couldn't pay fines, and he's admitted to inventing court fees that are often widely considered abusive and may be unlawful, investigators say. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that like others in St. Louis County's court system, Brockmeyer is a judge one day and prosecutor the next\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich some legal experts say creates a conflict of interest. But Brockmeyer, who makes $600 for each prosecuting session, says his judge work enables him to help defendants. I see both sides of it, he tells KSDK. I think it's even better.",
        "Caption": "Ferguson Judge Behind Fines Scheme Owes $170K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_244",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2015 2:00 PM CDT) Paul Prudhomme, the Cajun who popularized spicy Louisiana cuisine and became one of the first American restaurant chefs to achieve worldwide fame, died Thursday. He was 75. Tiffanie Roppolo, the CFO of Prudhomme's businesses, told the AP that he died early Thursday after a brief illness. Prudhomme became prominent in the early 1980s, soon after opening K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen, a French Quarter diner that served the meals of his childhood. He had no formal training, but sparked a nationwide interest in Cajun food by serving dishes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgumbo, etouffee, and jambalaya\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat were virtually unknown outside Louisiana. The distinctly American chef became a sensation at a time when the country's top restaurants served virtually nothing but European food. Prudhomme was known for his innovations. His most famous dishes used the technique he called blackening: fish or meat covered with spices, then seared until black in a red-hot skillet. Blackened redfish became so popular that Prudhomme lamented over customers who stopped ordering the traditional Cajun dishes that he loved (and commercial fishing of redfish was restricted, else it might have gone extinct, WWL reports). Prudhomme also invented turducken, a chicken stuffed into a duck stuffed into a turkey, Eater reports. Chef Paul was known for experimenting in the kitchen, often altering recipes with different seasonings and cooking processes. He particularly liked varying blends of three peppers: black, white, and cayenne; he has his own line of spices called Chef Paul Prudhomme\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Magic Seasoning Blends. Prudhomme's bearded face and oversized frame became familiar on television talk shows in the 1980s, where he encouraged Americans to spice up their meals; he also published bestselling cookbooks. Click for more on his life.",
        "Caption": "Chef Who Popularized Cajun Cuisine Dead at 75",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_245",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2012 10:09 AM CDT) Former New York Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger has died at age 86, and the Times has a lengthy obituary here about the man it says transformed the paper his grandfather bought in 1896. Sulzberger took over in 1964 and ran the newspaper for more than three decades, emphasizing both journalism and the need to make money to finance it. The Times says a defining moment for him was the decision to publish the Pentagon Papers in 1971, which led to a landmark Supreme Court case backing up freedom of the press. The AP's obituary says Sulzberger led the newspaper to new levels of influence and profit amid some of the most significant moments in 20th-century journalism. It notes that he improved the paper's finances by making it more reader-friendly with the introduction of color presses and sections devoted to topics such as science, food, and entertainment. His son Arthur Jr. runs the paper today.",
        "Caption": "Former Times Publisher Sulzberger Dead at 86",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_246",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2012 8:22 AM) It's already 2013 somewhere! Australia of course rang in the New Year first, with a typically brilliant firework display over Sydney Harbour at around 8am East Coast time. Since then, revelers have rung in 2013 across Asia, with notable celebrations in Singapore, Hong Kong, Beijing, Kuala Lampur, and more. Perhaps one of the coolest displays so far came in Taipei, where fireworks were shot out from the side of Taipei 101, the world's second-tallest building. Click through the gallery for a vicarious burst of early cheer, or see more examples of people entering the new year. (Click to read why Burma's NYE celebration is an unusual one.)",
        "Caption": "Australia Welcomes 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_247",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2008 3:30 PM) A KKK leader and one of his followers must pay $2.5 million in damages for the vicious beating of an American Indian teen in 2006, the Courier-Journal reports. Prosecutors hope the verdict in the civil trial will be economically devastating to the Kentucky-based Imperial Klans of America, the second-biggest Klan organization in the nation. A\u00c2 group of Klansmen brutally beat the 16-year-old victim at a country fair. Though IKA\u00c2 leader Ron Edwards was not present, jurors found him liable because of the hatred he instilled in his followers. They're not getting one penny from me, said Edwards, who defended himself. Said an opposing lawyer: If he is earning enough to put food to put in his mouth, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll get a piece of it. The IKA, meanwhile, may have to relinquish its 15-acre compound.",
        "Caption": "Jury Awards $2.5M to KKK Beating Victim",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_248",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2012 8:53 AM CDT) While the US has been trying to disgust smokers into giving up tobacco, New Zealand has been considering a more direct idea: raising the price of cigarettes to $100 a pack. The Ministry of Health wants a smoke-free NZ by 2025, and the $100 price tag\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich would be implemented by 2020\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis one of the ideas being discussed \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 although officials admit it is probably unrealistic. The plan seen as the most likely would make a pack of cigarettes a still-sizable $60 by 2025, Sky News reports. But, 3 News adds, Prime Minister John Key is concerned that higher prices may simply encourage a black market.",
        "Caption": "Coming to New Zealand: $100 Packs of Cigarettes?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_249",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2014 9:41 AM CDT) YouTube is on the verge of a $1 billion-plus deal to buy Twitch, sources tell Variety. If you're not nerdy enough to know, Twitch is a popular destination for video game fans, where top players (or anyone, really) stream video of their play sessions. The company boasts that it has more than 45 million monthly users, more than 1 million of whom stream content. During one week in April, it accounted for 44% of all US streaming traffic, according to Qwilt. Just how close the deal is to done is unclear; Variety says it is expected to be announced imminently, but the Wall Street Journal characterizes talks as at an early stage. YouTube is bracing for anti-trust objections, given how large its lead already is in the online video space. The Google unit has more than 1 billion monthly users, but its streaming service, YouTube Live, actually lags behind Twitch. Basically, Twitch users are engaged, while YouTube's aren't, a Qilt VP says, and engagement is what drives advertising.",
        "Caption": "YouTube Makes $1B Play for Game Streaming Site: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_250",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2019 1:28 AM CDT) President Trump is predicting that Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden will be the final two Democrats standing in the 2020 race against him, the AP reports. Looking ahead to his re-election campaign, Trump tweeted Tuesday that he believes it will be Crazy Bernie Sanders vs. Sleepy Joe Biden as the two finalists to run against maybe the best Economy in the history of our Country (and MANY other great things)! Sanders is leading the crowded 2020 Democratic presidential field in fundraising so far, raising $18 million. Biden hasn't yet entered the race but is widely expected to. Trump said: I look forward to facing whoever it may be. He ended his tweet with a cryptic May God Rest Their Soul!",
        "Caption": "Trump: These 2 Democrats Will Be Last Ones Standing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_251",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2008 5:10 PM CDT) A plan to give each of Florida\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Democratic delegates a half-vote and to split Michigan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s halved delegates evenly between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is gaining some traction in the right circles ahead of Saturday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s DNC meeting, Talking Points Memo discerns from an MSNBC report. The compromise would net Clinton 19 delegates and set a new magic number of 2,118. Talking Points also notes that while giving each delegate 0.5 votes would give Hillary 19 extra votes, halving the Sunshine State delegation (and giving each del a full vote) would net her only six. Meanwhile, a Clinton-backing Michigander called the idea of splitting his delegation fatally flawed. The state\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s party chairman continued to push an arbitrary 69-59 split for Hillary today.",
        "Caption": "Mich.-Fla. Plan, Net Gain of 19 for Clinton, Picking Up Steam",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_252",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2009 6:57 AM CDT) Two US troops were killed and six more Americans were injured early this morning in a rocket strike on a US air base in Afghanistan, the Los Angeles Times reports. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the 2 a.m. strike on the heavily fortified compound, which brings the American death toll in Afghanistan this year to at least 81, according to a watchdog group that tracks troop casualties. No injuries were reported among the Afghan communities that surround the sprawling base, which is the size of a small city. Attacks on the compound are rare, and today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s is only the third since January to penetrate the perimeter of the base. The current pace of US causalities in Afghanistan indicates 2009 may be the deadliest year yet in the nearly 8-year conflict, eclipsing last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s count of 155.",
        "Caption": "2 US Troops Killed in Attack on Afghan Base",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_253",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2008 5:53 PM CDT) Washington's terror suspect list has topped the 1-million milestone, Reuters reports. That adds up to 400,000 people, including duplicates, about 50,000 of whom are tagged with no-fly status. The American Civil Liberties Union slammed the list as poorly managed and too long to be effective. The ACLU has a convincing ally, the AP notes: a former Justice official with the same name as a terror suspect. If I were convinced that America is a safer place because I get hassled at the airport, I might put up with it, said former assistant attorney general Jim Robinson, who is mistakenly on the list. But I doubt it. Added an ACLU exec: It's unfair, out-of-control, a waste of resources (and) treats the rights of the innocent as an afterthought. A federal spokesman disagreed, calling the list one of the most effective counterterrorism tools that our country has.",
        "Caption": "US Terror Watch List Tops 400K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_254",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2013 7:24 PM) Two men were charged with murder today in the death of a 15-year-old Chicago honor student who was shot just days after returning from Washington, where she performed during President Barack Obama's inauguration festivities. The two young men, ages 18 and 20, were described by police as persons of interest when they were taken into custody early yesterday, a day after first lady Michelle Obama and other dignitaries attended the funeral of Hadiya Pendleton. CNN reports that the suspects are gang members. Chicago police spokeswoman Melissa Stratton said late today that both young men are now charged with one count of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, and aggravated battery with a firearm. Their names haven't been released. Pendleton, a popular high school majorette, was with a group of friends who took cover during a rainstorm under a canopy in a park about a mile from the Obama home on the city's South Side. Police said a man hopped a fence, ran toward them, and opened fire with a handgun. Pendleton was struck in the back and died later that day. Two others were injured. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "2 Men Charged in Killing of Chicago Teen",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_255",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2011 2:37 PM CDT) AT&T says it will buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $39 billion. The deal will combine the second-largest wireless carrier in the US with the fourth, notes the Wall Street Journal, which adds that it comes on the heels of AT&T's loss of its exclusive hold on the iPhone. The companies said that by combining, some spectrum shortage issues would be alleviated. The Journal reports that it's not yet clear whether or not regulators would OK a move that would reduce the number of US wireless carriers from four to three. The new entity would have about a third more subscribers than Verizon, and twice as many as Sprint.",
        "Caption": "AT&T to Buy T-Mobile for $39B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_256",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2009 9:36 AM CDT) Another face to watch for 2012: Haley Barbour. The Mississippi governor is traveling the country this week, appearing at Republican fundraisers and conferences in what many see as a warm-up for a 2012 run, CQ Politics reports. A Republican consultant says Barbour, 61, has a good shot in a year with no frontrunner. The consultant praised Barbour's record as governor, his conservatism, his ability to articulate a Reaganesque vision, \u00c2 adding, He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not tarred with the Bush brush at all. Barbour hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t said whether he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll run, but his long experience and connections in party politics give him a good shot\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he's saying the right things:\u00c2 Any Republican who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not focused on 2009 and 2010 doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have his eye on the ball.",
        "Caption": "Miss. Gov Tests Waters for 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_257",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2014 3:50 PM CDT) About 19,000 former NFL players are still alive, and nearly 6,000 of them can expect to develop Alzheimer's or dementia, according to league estimates. Those figures, released as part of negotiations with players over concussion lawsuits, mean that retired players would be stricken at higher rates than the rest of the population and at notably younger ages to boot, reports the New York Times. The league estimates that 28% of ex-players will develop at least moderate dementia, and that dozens more will get Parkinson's or Lou Gehrig's, reports AP. Not everyone is happy with the proposed monetary pool of $675 million for player awards. The family of Junior Seau, for instance, has opted out of the settlement. The former star linebacker committed suicide and was diagnosed after his death with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain condition. Still, this report paints a startling picture of how prevalent neurocognitive diseases are among retired NFL players, and underscores why class members should immediately register for this settlement\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s benefits, say the lead lawyers for retired players.",
        "Caption": "32% of Former NFL Players Face Dementia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_258",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2008 1:56 PM) A pair of earthquakes shook Rwanda and the Congo today, killing 39 and injuring 380, the AP reports. Congo was hit first, with a 6.0 blast early this morning. Rwanda was shaken scant hours later, with a 5.0 shock. I was at home when the earthquake hit, and the next thing I heard was the house falling down, said one injured woman. Rwanda took the heaviest casualties, accounting for 34 bodies so far, according to the country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Ministry of Health. Some of the dead were worshippers caught in a collapsing church when the quakes hit. Rescuers are still combing the wreckage for more victims. In the Congo, the quakes hit the lakeside city Bukavu, damaging schools, homes, and churches while killing five.",
        "Caption": "Quakes Kill 39 in Rwanda, Congo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_259",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2010 10:42 AM CDT) Republicans, are you ready to repeat the McCain-Obama showdown? No? Well, the National Republican Senatorial Committee figured it ought to check, just to be sure. The NRSC, which you would think would be busy working on 2010 Senate campaigns, sent a questionnaire to its supporters asking which presidential candidate they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d prefer for 2012. McCain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s name is one of a dozen options, along with dark horses like John Thune, Mitch Daniels, and Jeb Bush. You can see the entire survey on Talking Points Memo. It also includes a couple not-at-all-leading questions like, Do you think voters in your area are waking up to the real costs of letting Barack Obama, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi wreck this nation?",
        "Caption": "Senate GOP Quizzes Base About 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_260",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2009 9:14 AM CDT) A car bomb exploded near a crowded market in a mainly Shiite area of Baghdad today, killing as many as 20 people, Iraqi officials said, in the sixth major attack in Iraq this month. The blast occurred a day after the US military said overall attacks nationwide have fallen to levels equal to the early months of the war. The explosives-laden car was parked behind concrete barriers surrounding a private hospital near a bus stop and shops in the eastern Shaab district, the officials said. The recent uptick in bombings shows the resiliency of militants hit hard in US-Iraqi military operations and who appear to be choosing targets carefully to maximize casualties. I feel sad that violence is coming back after a recent period of calm security, said a witness.",
        "Caption": "Car Bomb Kills 20 in Baghdad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_261",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2016 1:24 PM CDT) Charlo Greene made headlines in 2014 when the then 26-year-old memorably quit her TV reporting gig on air while announcing her intention to push for the legalization of marijuana in Alaska: She said, F--- it, I quit, before walking out of view. But as the Guardian reports, her ensuing off-screen plight has been largely ignored, even though she faces more than a half-century in prison. That's because Greene, whose legal name is Charlene Egbe, isn't just a cannabis advocate but the owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, which she created on April 20, 2014, a full six months before Alaska voted to legalize the adult use of cannabis. In other words, she was receiving donations for marijuana through club memberships before it was legal to do so. Police raided the club twice and detectives made several undercover purchases, and though Greene wasn't directly involved in them, state prosecutors are charging her because the club is registered under her name. She's pleaded not guilty to charges of misconduct involving a controlled substance, and the original indictment listed eight offenses that amounted to a possible 24 years in jail. The Guardian broke the news to Greene that six offenses have since been added, raising the total to 54 years. In the Weed Blog, Greene calls this a modern-day lynching, and tells High Times that she hopes the cannabis community rallies behind her. I need help more than ever, she says. Now that I could lose the rest of my life because of cannabis, it feels like the people I fought for have abandoned me. (Alaskans can't smoke weed in public.)",
        "Caption": "She Quit on Air for Legal Pot. Now She Faces 54 Years in Jail",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_262",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2014 8:14 AM) Four months ago, Long Island boy Adam Lefkowitz was a healthy, happy kid who liked to play on monkey bars and climb trees with his friends. More than 15 strokes later, the 4-year-old is barely recognizable to his parents. Diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder called primary central nervous system vasculitis, Adam has not responded to typical treatments, stumping every doc who has looked at his case, reports the New York Daily News. The strokes have left the boy's legs limp and right eye closed, and he uses a catheter to go to the bathroom, while steroids have packed on 25 pounds. He's fighting and really trying, but it's weighing on him, Adam's father, Evan Lefkowitz, tells Today. He's stuck in a room and wants to go out on my shoulder like he always does. It's getting tough on him. While Adam battles the mysterious source of his illness in a Philadelphia children's ICU, supporters have set up an online fundraising campaign to help cover what could amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical care. As of yesterday, more than half of the $50,000 goal had been reached. (Check out why one family is more than six months into a self-imposed quarantine.)",
        "Caption": "Mystery Illness, Strokes Ravage 4-Year-Old Boy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_263",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2011 6:43 AM CDT) Andy Rooney, the curmudgeonly commentator who spent more than 30 years wryly talking about the oddities of life for 60 Minutes, died last night at age 92. Just a month ago, Rooney delivered his last regular essay on the CBS newsmagazine. The network said he died in New York from complications from a recent surgery. Rooney began his 60 Minutes commentaries in 1978 (see his first one in the gallery at left) and was still at it three decades later. (CBS has a best-of-collection on its site. Rooney, also a syndicated newspaper columnist, talked about what was in the news. But he was just as likely to use his weekly television essay to discuss the old clothes in his closet, why banks need to have important-sounding names, or whether there was a real Mrs. Smith who made Mrs. Smith's Pies. He won three Emmy Awards, including one for his story revealing there was no Mrs. Smith. I obviously have a knack for getting on paper what a lot of people have thought and didn't realize they thought, Rooney once said. And they say, `Hey, yeah!' And they like that.",
        "Caption": "Andy Rooney Dead at 92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_264",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2008 6:30 PM) Police today released 911 transcripts related to the recent tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo that reveal the terror and frustration of a young man frantic to get help for his injured brother, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. How long does it take? pleaded Kulbir Dhaliwal. The dispatcher repeatedly tells him that paramedics can't enter the zoo with the tiger still loose. How can they wait? My brother's on the ground out here, responds Dhaliwal, who stayed with his brother and eventually was attacked himself. They both recovered from injuries, but the tiger killed a third youth. Transcripts also show zoo officials initially skeptical. He's saying he was bitten by an animal, but there is no animal escaped\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe could just be crazy, one told the 911 dispatcher.",
        "Caption": "911 Calls Reveal Terror of Tiger Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_265",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2020 4:32 PM) The Geneva Motor Show was canceled as a result of the spreading coronavirus, but there was no rain on Bentley's parade. And it's a good thing since the company's new car doesn't have a roof, not even a cloth one. The 2021 Bentley Mulliner Bacalar was unveiled online Tuesday with a price tag of $1.9 million, plus the cost of customizations. Its name comes from a particularly beautiful lake, Laguna Bacalar on Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, per Car and Driver, which notes this continues Bentley's trend of naming cars after landmarks. Only a dozen of the cars will be made\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall of which have already been sold\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich makes sense considering the interior trim is made from trees felled some 5,000 years ago. Bentley says the wood was naturally preserved in the rivers, lakes and peat bogs of East Anglia in the UK, then carefully dried out to preserve its natural look and black tone. Another sustainable feature is the paint, which is made in part from rice husk ash, a byproduct of industrial rice production \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 that gives the paint its sparkle, per CNN. Customers will be able to customize certain features, including fabrics. Per MotorTrend, the two seats feature a quilt pattern that requires precisely 148,199 stitches per seat to complete. Customers will also have the option to purchase custom-made luggage from Schedoni, designed to fit snuggly behind the seats. The cars, powered by a 650 horsepower 12-cylinder engine, are to be delivered starting next year, per CNBC.",
        "Caption": "Bentley's New $2M Car Is Pretty Wild",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_266",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2016 5:33 AM) It's extremely likely that sea levels rose faster in the 20th century than at any other time in the previous 2,700 years and the rise over the last two decades has been even faster, scientists say. A new study\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbased on reconstructions of past sea levels from 24 areas around the world, plus tide gauges\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfinds global sea levels were steady for almost three millennia before they began to rise with the Industrial Revolution, reports USA Today. We can say with 95% probability that the 20th-century rise was faster than any of the previous 27 centuries, the lead author tells the Washington Post. Sea levels rose 5.5 inches from 1900 to 2000, or about 1.4 millimeters per year. NASA puts the current rate at 3.4 millimeters per year. Scientists expect sea levels to rise between 9.5 inches and 2 feet by 2100\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif we stick to the climate treaty agreed upon in Paris. But a high emissions scenario could see seas rise by more than 4 feet. Another study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences seconds that finding but notes researchers didn't consider the collapse of glaciers of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which is hypothesized to be already underway. There's no surprise why: Humans burned fossil fuels, which produced greenhouse gases, which melted glaciers and warmed ocean waters, scientists say. If not for humans, sea levels might not have risen at all and thousands of coastal nuisance floods in the US would have been avoided, according to Climate Central. (Some 316 US cities may be partially submerged by 2100.)",
        "Caption": "Seas Rising at Fastest Rate in Nearly 3K Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_267",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2012 8:41 AM CDT) Amid a buildup to the centennial of the Titanic's sinking that went on and on, the actual event arrived last night, with ceremonies from Belfast to the North Atlantic marking the disaster that claimed nearly 1,500 lives. The MS Balmoral, on a cruise retracing the doomed liner's first and final voyage, observed a moment of silence at the site of the sinking with passengers lining the decks, reports the AP. Three wreaths were tossed into the waters. It was just so eerily quiet, says the great-niece of one of the ship's victims. And then you look down over the side of the ship and you realize that every man and woman who was not fortunate enough to get into a lifeboat had to make that decision of when to jump or to stay with the ship, until the lights went out. Says another passenger aboard the Balmoral, You still get a chill just looking at that water, imagining you have to go into it. In Belfast, where the Titanic was built, a plague with the names of the victims was unveiled in the Titanic Memorial Garden, notes the BBC. Titanic hit an iceberg some 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland at 11:40pm on April 14, 1912, and sank a scant three hours later.",
        "Caption": "100 Years Later, Titanic Remembered",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_268",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2011 2:14 PM) Another dismal travel tale from the world of packed airplanes: A US Airways passenger flying from Anchorage to Philadelphia had to stand for nearly all of the seven-hour flight, reports the consumer advocacy blog Elliott.org. The problem? The airline booked a late-boarding passenger who weighed in the neighborhood of 400 pounds without requiring that he buy a second seat. Flight attendants were apparently sympathetic and acknowledged the gate agent's error, but couldn't do much because the plane was fully booked. It did not allow me to use my seatbelt during takeoff and landing as well as required me to stand in the aisle and galley area for most of the seven-hour plus flight, says the out-of-luck seatmate. US Airways offered him a $200 voucher for another flight, but he wants a full refund. The blog has taken up his case: This might be one of those rare cases when a full refund is in order, writes Christopher Elliott.",
        "Caption": "Passenger Has to Stand for 7-Hour Flight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_269",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2012 5:10 PM) So, you've heard that Americans typically wolf down more than 4,500 calories on Thanksgiving Day? That's what the Calorie Control Council says, but Tara Parker-Pope at the New York Times was skeptical. So she cooked up a highly indulgent Thanksgiving meal, including 6 ounces of turkey with crispy skin (299 calories), sausage stuffing (310), and a well-buttered dinner roll (310). Then came a fattening sweet-potato casserole (300), mashed with gravy and butter (140), and a few greens and cranberry sauce (208). Dessert was killer, naturally, with pumpkin pie (316), pecan pie (503), and whipped cream (100). But that came to just 2,486 calories. Sure, wine and a hefty breakfast could fill in the rest, but stomach size and nausea would make that a toughy. So the 4,500-count may well be an exaggeration that diet food companies would like us to believe, writes Parker-Pope. But make no mistake: Your heart and gall bladder will still suffer from indulgent eating. Click for Parker-Pope's full blog.",
        "Caption": "Thanksgiving Day: Really 4,500 Calories?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_270",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2011 9:18 AM) Jerry Sandusky will likely face six of his accusers at an open hearing Dec. 13, their first public confrontation with the former Penn State coach. Despite claims from Sandusky's defense team that some would recant their allegations, an attorney for Victim One tells Fox News that all six of the alleged victims who have been identified are expected to testify. Two other victims remain unidentified. Victim One, who initiated the investigation in 2008 and is now 18, is being prepared for the hearing, his attorney says. But Sandusky's attorney downplayed the testimony, telling Fox News, We believe there's a significant possibility at least one and perhaps two of the alleged victims may testify no sexual contact occurred between them and Jerry Sandusky. Sandusky could still waive his right to an open hearing, the Wall Street Journal notes.",
        "Caption": "6 Sandusky Accusers Expected to Testify",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_271",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2016 9:11 AM CDT) One of the original Beastie Boys\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the one said to have coined the hip-hop band's name\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas died at the age of 52, Rolling Stone reports. Guitarist John Berry died at a Danvers, Mass., hospice Thursday, his stepmother, Louise Berry, tells the AP, noting that he had suffered from frontal lobe dementia that had been intensifying in the months before his death. Per his dad, John Berry III, Berry helped found the group in the early '80s with Mike Diamond when they were both students at NYC's Walden School, joined afterward by Adam MCA Yauch and Kate Schellenbach. The group's first 7-inch EP was Polly Wog Stew, and Berry left the band shortly after its release; his departure was followed by Schellenbach's, and Adam Ad-Rock Horowitz came in to replace the two of them, per Billboard. Berry's dad tells the AP that as the band started hitting the big time, his son simply wasn't up for that rigor, which prompted his decision to leave. Billboard relays part of the Beasties' 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction speech, written by Yauch, in which it was revealed how Berry's dad would often burst into their early jam sessions, held in his loft, exclaiming, Will you turn that f---ing s--- off already?! In that same speech, Yauch acknowledged Berry's contributions to the band. Other bands Berry played in after his Beastie days included Even Worse and Big Fat Love. Berry's family says it's planning an autumn celebration of his life for the public. He's the second Beastie to pass: Yauch died of cancer in 2012 at the age of 47. The Inquistr explains how Berry came up with the band's name.",
        "Caption": "Beastie Boy Who Named the Band Dies at Age 52",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_272",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2020 10:05 AM) The White House Correspondents' Association dinner is back with a host. Saturday Night Live's Kenan Thompson will serve as master of ceremonies at the April 25 event at the Washington Hilton, while 2017 featured entertainer Hasan Minhaj will return to that role, per the New York Times. The outlet describes the event overseen by TV producer Bob Bain as a return to comedy after historian Ron Chernow was the featured speaker last year. The dinner has a serious message, but we also believe it is as important as ever to be able to laugh\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat ourselves, as well as at the people we cover, says Correspondents' Association President Jonathan Karl. Indeed, I'd argue that humor is more important now than ever. He describes Thompson and Minhaj as two of the most engaged and engaging entertainers in America, per NBC News. He adds that the 1914 founding charter of the Correspondents' Association, restored after it was rediscovered during a 2019 White House renovation, will be unveiled at the National Archives in the days leading up to the event, meant to celebrate the role of a free press in our democracy. It's unclear whether President Trump will end his three-year boycott, though it doesn't look good. No one from the White House attended last year's dinner, which came after 2018 host Michelle Wolf offended White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders as she sat at the head table. (Trump wasn't pleased.)",
        "Caption": "WH Correspondents' Dinner Will Have 2 Headliners",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_273",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2015 4:43 PM CDT) A 22-year-old man shot himself to death while on a ski vacation in Colorado, and his family is certain it knows why: It was 100% the drugs, the mother of Luke Goodman tells CBS Denver. It was completely because of the drugs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe had consumed so much of it. Kim Goodman is referring to the edible marijuana her son ate before his suicide. He and a cousin bought pot-infused candy from a legal shop Saturday, and the cousin says Goodman quickly put down four 10mg chews\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand soon a fifth when he felt no effects. Then things changed. He would make eye contact with us but didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t see us, didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t recognize our presence almost, says Caleb Fowler. He had never got close to this point, I had never seen him like this. Goodman's mother says her son likely didn't see a warning on the package that the drug's effects might be delayed for a few hours. He refused to leave the rental condo later when the family went out that night, then shot himself with a gun brought along for protection. He died Tuesday. The coroner agrees the death is suicide and is awaiting toxicology reports before weighing in on whether marijuana might have contributed. If the link is confirmed, it would be the second time since legalization in 2014 that a person committed suicide after consuming edible marijuana, notes the Denver Post. Goodman, a graduate of Oral Roberts University who lived in Tulsa, had no history of depression, says his family. (In the first fatal incident, a student jumped to his death while on spring break.)",
        "Caption": "Family Blames Edible Pot for 22-Year-Old's Suicide",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_274",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2011 5:38 AM CDT) President Obama has announced his reelection bid via web video\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough he doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say a word in it. Instead, it's a montage of supporters explaining why they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll back the president in 2012. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not leaving it up to chance, or assuming he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll win because he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the incumbent, notes a supporter from Nevada. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an election that we have to win. The video\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s title: It begins with us. Obama sent out an email to supporters saying that today, we are filing papers to launch our 2012 campaign. That means fundraising can begin, notes the Huffington Post. Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s campaign manager will be Jim Messina, his former deputy chief of staff; the operation will be based in Chicago. Obama-Biden stickers are now for sale on BarackObama.com; the site proclaims: 2012 begins now, and this is where you say you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re in, notes Politico.",
        "Caption": "It's Official: Obama Launches 2012 Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_275",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2013 2:02 AM CDT) Injury, it seems, is nothing new on and around the Six Flags roller coaster where a woman died last week. Between April 2008 and April 2013, the park reported 14 injuries tied to the Texas Giant, though three occurred before or after patrons rode it, the AP reports. The gravest injuries were apparently concussions and strained muscles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut with the park reporting the data itself, The numbers that we hear about are typically the tip of the iceberg, says a safety analyst. And while fatal roller coaster accidents are rare, Most times that you have death accidents, it was something either ignorant or human error, adds a safety inspector for amusement parks. Meanwhile, the coroner says Friday's victim received multiple traumatic injuries in her fall, the Dallas Morning News reports. Her name, officials say, was Rosa Ayala-Goana, not Rosy Esparza, as her family had said; Esparza is her husband's last name. Amid word that there may have been a problem with her harness, the inspector notes: At the end of the day, it comes down to whether or not the person fits ... If the harness locks normally, without forcing it, it's OK. And the final say is up to the ride operator to tell you, 'I'm sorry, you can't ride.'",
        "Caption": "Fatal Six Flags Coaster Saw 14 Injuries in 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_276",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2014 8:22 AM CDT) In a time meant for rejoicing\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith a 30th wedding anniversary and the births of two babies on the horizon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree women, now widows, are left to pick up the pieces after a freak accident claimed their husbands' lives. Doug Symiczek had planned to take his two sons-in-law, Kyle Parton and Jacob Griffiths, on a quick morning flight to a cafe near California's Corona Airport and then head back to Lake Elsinore to go boating. But their plane, a 1967 Piper PA28 that Symiczek has owned for more than two decades, turned sharply, hit a tree, and crashed into the mountains above the lake, according to witnesses. All three men died in the July 6 crash, reports the Press-Enterprise. (Doug) knew what was going on, and that he needed to land right away, one relative said of what has initially been pegged as a single-engine failure. If he hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t hit the tree, they would have landed safely. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s such a freak accident. Authorities say an initial report will be released soon, but that it could take a year to determine the cause of the crash. Symiczek and his wife Kim were about to celebrate their 30-year wedding anniversary, while Parton and his wife Breanna were expecting a baby girl that very day; Griffiths' wife Amanda is three months along with their first child. Griffiths' stepmother tells the OC Register that the couple had taken baby announcement photos the day before the crash. He kissed (Amanda's) belly and said 'I love you' and I'll see you in a little while, before leaving, she says. The men's memorial is scheduled for Saturday, reports ABC 7. Friends of the family have started a GoFundMe campaign here. (Another plane crash, one from decades ago, is back in the news.)",
        "Caption": "2 Expectant Dads Die in Freak Plane Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_277",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2014 5:59 AM) The town of Berkeley, Mo., is roughly 2 miles from Ferguson and today finds itself dealing with some Ferguson-like protests after a police officer shot and killed a black teen who was allegedly armed last night. Per a statement posted to Facebook by St. Louis County Police, the officer, doing a routine business check, approached two males who were standing outside a Mobil gas station at 11:15pm; the officer says one pointed a gun at him. Fearing for his life, the Berkeley Officer fired several shots, striking the subject, fatally wounding him. The second subject fled the scene. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that a woman at the scene identified the dead 18-year-old as her son, Antonio Martin. The body lay on the ground for at least two hours, as what KMOV describes as large crowds of protesters began to gather at the scene. Its reporters describe police in riot gear as being present and observed flashes of light. One reporter tells the BBC, As soon as I got there police started firing off flash bangs, which are used to, hopefully, disperse some of the crowd. KSDK reports things heated up around 2am, when protesters reportedly hurled rocks and bricks. About a dozen protesters remained five hours after the shooting. Though his mother tells KSDK that Martin did not have a gun and was just on his way to see his girlfriend, county police confirm they have recovered the deceased subject's handgun. The Post-Dispatch notes that it appears there are security cameras at the scene; police say they'll release that video at 8am EST.",
        "Caption": "Police Officer Kills Teen 2 Miles From Ferguson",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_278",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2013 11:44 AM) In the first detailed account of the Veterans Administration's psychosurgery program, the Wall Street Journal reveals the extent to which lobotomies were used on veterans in the 1940s and '50s, before antipsychotic drugs came on the market and public opinion dipped. Unearthed documents show how one of the most controversial figures in American medical history, Walter Freeman\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho made the ice-pick-through-the-eye, transorbital method famous and used lobotomies to treat practically everything from delinquency to a pain in the neck, one VA memo notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dswayed the organization in favor of the procedure, despite the fact that only a third of patients were able to lead a productive life afterward. After doctors saw Freeman perform a lobotomy in 1943, a VA report recommended the surgery be performed on veterans suffering from mental illnesses. The memo, which noted a lobotomy does not demand a high degree of surgical skill, was approved. The US government went on to lobotomize some 2,000 veterans with Freeman in the lead, the WSJ notes. And while many at the VA had their doubts\u00e2\u20ac\u201din one case, Freeman posed for a photo op during surgery and penetrated too far into the patient's brain, killing the patient\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe neurology division's chief wrote that if properly handed, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The full piece is worth a look.",
        "Caption": "2K US Veterans Lobotomized in '40s, '50s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_279",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2014 3:39 AM) One of the most valuable instruments in the world was stolen Monday by a robber who used a stun gun on the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster in a parking lot before making off his with his priceless Stradivarius violin. The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night, the city's police chief told reporters, estimating the 300-year-old instrument's value in the high seven figures, reports the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. The Lipinski Stradivarius, which was on indefinite loan from its anonymous owners, is wildly valuable only to a tiny slice of the art world, the police chief says. It can't be easily sold for even a fraction of its value. Police haven't ruled out the theft being a random street robbery, but they suspect it may have been stolen to order and are working with the FBI's art crimes unit. The orchestra's president says rare instruments like the Stradivarius, one of only around 600 in existence, are still in circulation because they need to be played to live on, NBC reports.",
        "Caption": "Armed Robber Snatches 300-Year-Old Stradivarius",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_280",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2010 9:31 AM CDT) Authorities in southern France have arrested 12 people in sweeps against suspected Islamic militant networks, including three men linked to recruiting fighters for Afghanistan. A national police official says the arrests were part of two apparently separate counterterrorism case files. Firearms were seized in at least one of the ongoing searches. In one case, two men were arrested in the southeastern city of Marseille and another in the southwestern city of Bordeaux on alleged ties to a Frenchman arrested in Italy last month who is linked to an Afghan recruiting ring. The official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said the other nine suspects were arrested in southern France. Reuters reports that those arrests involved weapons trafficking.",
        "Caption": "France Busts 12 in Terror Sweeps",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_281",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2009 4:56 AM) An American doctor faces charges of negligence and manslaughter in 13 patient deaths in an Australian hospital, AP reports. Dr. Jayant Patel, former head of surgery in a state-run Queensland hospital, failed to disclose disciplinary measures taken against him by medical boards in both New York and Oregon. Patel faces a life sentence if convicted of the charges against him, which include three counts of manslaughter. The unacceptable level of care on Patel's watch contributed directly to patient deaths, according to government documents. In one case, a woman's surgical wound fell apart, exposing her intestines. In another, a major blood vessel to a man's heart was cut during a basic procedure, causing him to bleed to death, according to authorities. Patel was extradited from his Oregon home for the hearings in Australia.",
        "Caption": "US Doc Faces Charges in 13 Aussie Deaths",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_282",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2016 5:30 PM CDT) A man nicknamed the Ninja Burglar who confessed to committing more than 100 break-ins over a decade accepted a plea deal with authorities in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut on Thursday, the AP reports. Robert Costanzo pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary, according to Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon. The statute of limitations had expired on many of the other cases. He is set to receive 25 years in prison and five years of post-release supervision. Costanzo, a convicted rapist and registered sex offender, stole more than $4 million in cash and valuables like jewelry and designer handbags, often brazenly entering houses in wealthy areas at night while the residents were home, authorities said. Costanzo admitted to more than 100 break-ins on Staten Island. Prosecutors said he had been linked to 160 in that borough and was responsible for upward of 200 overall in the three states. The burglaries, which occurred between 2005 and 2015, caused some neighborhoods to supplement police patrols with private security. The case took a major turn during an October 2014 law enforcement meeting when a detective from Saratoga Springs, in upstate New York, told New York City officers that her department was investigating a residential burglary pattern and that Costanzo was the main suspect. That led to surveillance and his eventual arrest. His reign of terror is officially over, McMahon said..",
        "Caption": "Ninja Burglar Linked to 200 Crimes Gets 25 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_283",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2014 4:16 AM CDT) A new setback for the Pentagon's costliest weapons program: The military's entire fleet of 97 F-35 fighter jets has been grounded while the military probes a runway fire on one of the jets last month, reports CNN. Additional inspections of F-35 engines have been ordered, and return to flight will be determined based on inspection results and analysis of engineering data, a Pentagon official says. Officials in Australia and South Korea say they haven't changed their plans to buy scores of the single-engine fighters, Reuters reports. The F-35 program, which has cost the military almost $400 billion, was grounded last year when a cracked engine blade was discovered.",
        "Caption": "US Grounds Entire F-35 Fleet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_284",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2014 12:45 AM) With a storm expected to dump more than a foot of snow on parts of the Northeast, cities throughout the region spent Thursday preparing\u00e2\u20ac\u201din one case with deadly consequences. A worker in a Philadelphia-area salt yard was killed yesterday afternoon after a 100-foot-tall rock salt pile collapsed on him. NBC Philadelphia reports that the unidentified man was moving the salt, which is scattered on roads to help keep them free of snow and ice, using a front-end loader. When the pile fell, it buried both the man and the machine. Emergency crews descended on the scene at the International Salt facility in Morrisville with shovels, but eventually found the man dead in his seat. The Inquirer reports that police say suffocation was the cause of death.",
        "Caption": "Worker Prepping for Storm Killed by 100-Foot Salt Pile",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_285",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2009 11:01 PM CDT) Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers are heading back to the NBA finals after dispatching the pesky Denver Nuggets with a 119-92 victory in Game 6 tonight. Bryant got plenty of scoring help from Trevor Ariza, Pau Gasol, and Lamar Odom as the Lakers shot 57.3% from the field to avoid having to play a Game 7 in the Western Conference finals back at the Staples Center. They will finally get some much-needed rest after playing every other day for a grueling 2 weeks. The Lakers will face either Orlando or Cleveland in the finals. The Magic lead 3-2 and can clinch the Eastern Conference finals on Saturday night at home in Game 6 and prevent the Kobe Bryant-LeBron James final that has basketball fans and corporate sponsors atwitter.",
        "Caption": "Lakers Crack Nuggets 119-92, Return to Finals",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_286",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2011 4:12 AM) A one-time Romania maid had no luck convincing her young daughter not to follow in her footsteps and get pregnant way, way too early. So now mom-of-two Rifca Stanescu, who had her first baby at the age of 12, is already a grandma at the age of 23. Yep. Her daughter, Maria, got pregnant at 11, reports the Sun. I am happy to be a grandmother but wished more for Maria, said granny Rifca as she cradled her new grandson. Rifca married her 13-year-old husband at the age of 11. Her daughter wed at 10. (In other family news, click to read about the man with the world's largest family.",
        "Caption": "World's Youngest Granny Just 23",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_287",
        "News Article": "(Nov 4, 2015 12:01 PM) Authorities say a man stabbed five people on a university campus in central California before police shot and killed him. It happened Wednesday morning at the University of California, Merced, campus. The Merced Sun-Star reports that the assailant is described as a male student in his 20s. The attack took place about 8am in the Classroom and Office Building and ended when UC officers shot the man. Two of the victims were taken by helicopter to hospitals for treatment and the other three were treated at the scene. The school remains on lockdown and classes have been canceled for the day. The rural school is about 120 miles south of Sacramento.",
        "Caption": "5 Stabbed at California College; Cops Kill Assailant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_288",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2015 5:30 PM CDT) Kaleigh Hansen must have the magic touch. The massage therapist at the Northern Lights Spa at Anchorage's Ted Stevens International Airport says she gave a Colorado man a basic one-hour massage on Sept. 27 as he waited for a flight back home after a hunting trip, per KTUU. But when he went to pay for the $120 service, he handed her a check for $5,000 as a tip. I grabbed the piece of paper and ... just looked at him, Hansen says. The man later assured her coworkers he didn't mistakenly add one to two extra zeros. Hansen says she plans to perform random acts of kindness with the money. Like if I'm getting coffee I'll pay for the person behind me, she says.",
        "Caption": "Guy Wows Woman With $5K Tip on $120 Massage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_289",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2008 4:13 AM CDT) The Environmental Protection Agency has quietly reduced the hypothetical value of a human life by almost a million dollars to $6.9 million, reports the AP. The figure is used in cost benefit analyses to weigh the life-saving potential of environmental protection policies. Placing a lower value on human life could be used to justify avoiding costly regulations. Critics charge that the Bush administration has manipulated the numbers to dodge environmental protections. It appears that they're cooking the books in regard to the value of life, says the director a group which represents local air pollution regulators. Those decisions are literally a matter of life and death. An EPA official says the adjustment was\u00c2 based on better economic studies reflecting consumer preferences. It's our best estimate of what consumers are willing to pay to reduce similar risks to their own lives.",
        "Caption": "EPA Cuts the Value of a Life by $1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_290",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2018 9:16 AM CDT) California's latest wildfire is only getting worse, and firenadoes aren't helping. That's the term used by a spokesman for the crews battling what is known as the Carr Fire in Shasta County, reports ABC News. Think winds of about 60mph fanning flames into a fire tornadoes that can overturn vehicles like toys, explains Scott McLean. And this all started in a mundane way: Authorities say a vehicle broke down Monday afternoon by Highway 299 in Whiskeytown, reports the Sacramento Bee, triggering a brush fire that soon spun out of control. The blaze worsened overnight, expanding to 75 square miles, or about 48,000 acres, reports the AP. Authorities say 500 structures have been destroyed and another 50,000 are in danger. Two people fighting the wildfire have been killed and three others injured, reports CNN. One of those killed was a firefighter from Redding, Jeremy Stoke, and the other was a private bulldozer operator, unidentified. The fire has forced the evacuation of nearly 40,000 people so far. (An arsonist is blamed for a different wildfire.)",
        "Caption": "2 Dead in Wildfire, and Now: 'Firenadoes'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_291",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2016 2:47 PM) Packaged salads produced at a Dole facility in Ohio are linked to one death in Michigan, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday. The CDC said 12 people in six states have been hospitalized in the outbreak since July after eating salads sold under the names Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple Truth, Marketside, The Little Salad Bar, and President's Choice. The CDC said it linked the outbreak to the Dole salads this month after Ohio agriculture officials found listeria in a bag bought at a retail location. The strain of listeria was highly related genetically to the listeria that had made people sick. The CDC said Dole had stopped all production at the Springfield, Ohio, plant and is withdrawing packaged salads on the market that were produced there. Consumers can identify the salads by the letter A'' at the beginning of the manufacturing code on the packages. The agency said that the illnesses were in Michigan, New York, Indiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Those sickened ranged in age from three years old to 83 years old. In a statement, Dole said its other facilities are not linked to the outbreak. The company said it is withdrawing the salads from sale in more than 20 states and three Canadian provinces.",
        "Caption": "1 Dead in Listeria Outbreak Tied to Packaged Lettuce",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_292",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2010 5:44 AM CDT) Four suspected al-Qaeda gunmen blasted their way into the intelligence headquarters of Yemen's second largest city yesterday, killing 11 people and managing to free several detainees. An eyewitness said the gunmen in military uniforms fired rocket-propelled grenades and threw hand grenades at the building's entrance before charging inside in a hail of bullets. In the course of the half-hour fire fight, said the witness, a number of the guards threw down their weapons and fled. The attack on the heavily protected security complex in an upscale neighborhood of government offices in Aden further bolstered US concerns that Yemen's weak central government may not be up to tackling an increasingly effective foe. We were hit where we least expected it, Yemeni Information's minister told the Al-Arabiya news channel. This is a serious escalation from these terrorist elements. US officials say insurgents, including Americans, are training in militant camps in Yemen's vast lawless spaces and allying with powerful tribes opposed to the government of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.",
        "Caption": "Yemeni Gunmen Kill 11 in Brazen Jailbreak",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_293",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2012 5:17 AM CDT) Norway is commemorating the 77 victims of a bomb and gun massacre that shocked the peaceful nation one year ago. Anders Behring Breivik, a 33-year-old far-right fanatic, has admitted to the July 22, 2011, attacks: a bombing of the government headquarters in Oslo, killing eight, and a shooting rampage that left 69 dead at the left-wing Labor Party's youth camp on Utoya island. In a wreath-laying ceremony today at the bomb site, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said Breivik had not succeeded in his declared goal of destroying Norway's commitment to being an inclusive, multicultural society. Stoltenberg said: The bomb and the gun shots were meant to change Norway. The Norwegian people answered by embracing our values. The perpetrator lost. The people won.",
        "Caption": "Norway Remembers Terror Victims on 1st Anniversary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_294",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2014 3:32 PM) A New Year's tragedy in downtown Shanghai: A stampede of people celebrating the arrival of 2015 has left 35 people dead and more than 40 injured, reports the BBC. It happened about 11:35pm local time in the city's Chenyi Square, according to China's Xinhua news service. The AP places the stampede more specifically at a riverfront area known as the Bund, which gets jammed with people during major events. It remains unclear what triggered the crush. There were really too many people! wrote one witness on the Chinese social media site Sina Weibo. Squeezed inside, you could not budge, and could only move with the crowd. Shanghai police had earlier posted that tourists had fallen over at the site, and asked people to leave in orderly fashion.",
        "Caption": "35 Dead in New Year's Stampede in Shanghai",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_295",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2013 9:22 AM CDT) The plot has thickened around not one but both of the scandals embroiling the IRS. In Ridiculous-Conference-Gate news, the agency has suspended\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand intends to fire\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo managers who violated ethics rules by accepting improper gifts. Among those gifts: $1,162 worth of free food, which was used to throw a lavish after-hours party in their hotel suites, the Washington Post reports. One of the managers is the director of implementation oversight for ObamaCare; the other is in the small business division. Meanwhile, in Tea-Party-501(c)(4)-Gate (we've got to get some better scandal names around here), two Cincinnati IRS employees are saying that the effort to single out Tea Party groups came straight from Washington. One man told congressional investigators that a local manager had told him to run a search for tea party because Washington, DC, wanted some cases, according to a transcript obtained by the Wall Street Journal. He handed those cases off to another woman, who testified that she asked DC for help\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand became essentially a front person for a Washington IRS official.",
        "Caption": "IRS Suspends 2 Over Ethically Dubious Party",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_296",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2011 10:40 AM) Celebrities tend to choose some very, er, interesting names for their offspring, but this year two names stood out: Bear Blu Jarecki, born to Alicia Silverstone, and Moroccan Cannon, born to Mariah Carey. Those two tied for the worst celebrity baby boy names of 2011 on a new BabyNames.com poll, ABC News reports. The worst baby girl name award went to Zuzu Audrey Peterson, daughter of a former Top Chef Just Desserts contestant. Poll respondents also didn't like the name Mirabella Bunny, daughter to Bryan Adams, or Kevin James' choice for his son, Kannon. But not all the names this year were terrible: Ne-Yo's son, Mason Evan Smith, was honored for having the best boy's name, while Pink's daughter, Willow Sage Hart, won on the girls' side. Moroccan Cannon's twin sister, Monroe, was also deemed to have one of the best names, the New York Daily News notes, along with Tina Fey's daughter, Penelope Athena.",
        "Caption": "And the Worst Celebrity Baby Name of 2011 Was...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_297",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2009 8:02 AM) Oh, to be a celebrity. Kiefer Sutherland recently racked up a $700 bar tab in just one morning\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyes, morning. After wrapping up a recent 24 shoot, Sutherland and the crew hit a California bar, where he bought drinks for all 30 people in the establishment from 7am to 1pm. The booze-only bill came to $500, and Sutherland\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho this time had a designated driver\u00e2\u20ac\u201dleft a $200 tip, TMZ reports.",
        "Caption": "Kiefer Racks Up $700 Bar Tab \u00e2\u20ac\u201dby 1pm",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_298",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2009 3:18 AM CDT) An Indian passenger train plowed into another near the Taj Mahal early today, killing 21 people and injuring more than a dozen. The rear car of the struck train, which was reserved for women and disabled passengers, took the brunt of the impact. Soldiers and villagers near the accident in Agra worked frantically to free passengers trapped in the twisted steel. We felt a massive jolt, said a passenger. People sleeping on upper berths fell to the floor. Authorities are investigating what caused the crash.",
        "Caption": "21 Killed in India Train Wreck",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_299",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2015 11:28 AM) Five suicide bomb attacks today hit in or near the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, killing at least 54 people and wounding 143. Four of the blasts occurred over four hours in locations from a busy fish market to a crowded bus station, said Police Commissioner Clement Adoda. The fifth explosion from a car bomb at a military checkpoint 50 miles outside the city wounded a soldier and two members of a civilian self-defense unit. The bomber apparently wanted to reach Maiduguri. In the deadliest blast, 18 people died when a suicide bomber blew himself up in a tricycle taxi at the entrance to the bustling Baga fish market, police said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks, but they bear the hallmarks of the Boko Haram extremist group. Maiduguri is the birthplace of Boko Haram, and the extremists have made it the target for many bombings since they were driven from their base there after a military state of emergency was declared in May 2013. Boko Haram has increased suicide bombings and village attacks in recent weeks as forces from Nigeria and Chad have driven the insurgents from a score of towns along Nigeria's border with Cameroon.",
        "Caption": "5 Separate Suicide Attacks Kill 54, Injure 143 in Nigeria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_300",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2015 5:20 PM CDT) Seven avid hikers in safety helmets, wetsuits, and climbing harnesses smiled for a group photo before heading into the mouth of a narrow canyon in southern Utah's Zion National Park. Within hours of them entering Keyhole Canyon, dark skies unleashed fierce rains that sent water surging through the chasm, sweeping the seven to their deaths Monday. Their bodies were found throughout the week, the last coming yesterday. All were from California or Nevada. Also yesterday, authorities recovered a 33-year-old man killed by flash flooding near the Utah-Arizona border, raising the death toll to 20 from the violent rainstorm.",
        "Caption": "7 Hikers Posed for Photo Before Floods Killed Them",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_301",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2009 7:52 AM CDT) The unemployment rate jumped to 9.4% in May, the highest in more than 25 years. But the furious pace of layoffs eased, with employers cutting 345,000 jobs, the fewest since September. If laid off workers who have given up looking for new jobs or have settled for part-time work are included, the unemployment rate would have been 16.4%, the highest on record dating to 1994. The Labor Department also says a total of 14.5 million people were unemployed in May. Job cuts were smaller than the 520,000 economists expected, while the unemployment rate was higher than the 9.2% forecast. Even with layoffs slowing, companies will be reluctant to hire until they feel certain that economic conditions are improving and that any recovery will last.",
        "Caption": "Jobless Rate Hits 9.4%, But Layoffs Ease",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_302",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2016 3:55 PM) German authorities raided the homes of three elderly men whom they suspect played a role in a massacre on French soil while members of the Nazi SS during WWII, NBC News reports. According to the AP, the men\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall around the age of 90\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmay have been involved in the 1944 killing of 86 people in Ascq, France. The men deny they were there. The raids took place this week, with investigators looking for old documents, photos, and personal handwritten notes, a prosecutor tells NBC. Authorities confiscated some materials, and the AFP reports officials will be combing those documents for clues. The men\u00e2\u20ac\u201dallegedly part of the 12th SS Panzer Division, known as the Hitler Youth division\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere linked to the massacre by recent eyewitness accounts, NBC reports. No charges have been filed, and authorities are not releasing the men's names. Even if enough evidence is found to charge the men, they may be too old to stand trial. Our aim is to shed light on what happened\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit is above all about establishing legal clarity on the Ascq massacre, the aforementioned prosecutor, who is leading the investigation, tells AFP. (A 95-year-old Auschwitz medic will stand trial.)",
        "Caption": "Homes of Suspected Nazis Raided Over 1944 Massacre",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_303",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2015 4:45 PM CDT) Country singer Lynn Anderson, best known for (I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden, has died in Nashville at age 67 of cardiac arrest. Before that early '70s smash, Anderson rose to national prominence as a regular on the Lawrence Welk Show in the late 1960s, reports the Tennessean. Anderson's other hits included Rocky Top, ''You're My Man, ''How Can I Unlove You, ''What a Man, My Man Is, and Top of the World, which the Carpenters made into a hit of their own. Though her popularity faded over the years, Anderson continued to record: She released a gospel album in June called Bridges that pleased the critics, and the Tennessean says she seemed poised for comeback after a string of DUI arrests. She did so much for the females in country music, says Reba McEntire. Always continuing to pave the road for those to follow. The AP recounts an interview with Anderson in which she recalls when Rose Garden rose on the country and pop music charts. It was popular because it touched on emotions, she said. It was out just as we came out of the Vietnam years and a lot of people were trying to recover. She added: This song stated that you can make something out of nothing. You take it and go ahead. It fit me well and I'll be proud to be connected to it until I die.",
        "Caption": "Rose Garden' Singer Lynn Anderson Dead at 67",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_304",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2008 1:48 PM CDT) It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not the horrors of Normandy that haunt Clifton Raynor these days; it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the horrors of growing old. Every day is a trying day for me, the 86-year-old says. Raynor is part of a dying breed who saw D-Day firsthand, and today, on the 64th anniversary of that fateful battle, Newsday sat down to talk with him about it. Raynor arrived on the third day, and what he remembers most are the bodies strewn through the hedgerows. Now, he and his fellow soldiers face another enemy. Of the 2.5 million World War II veterans yet alive, 945 die each day. Without what we went through, there wouldn't be any United States today, he said. We wouldn't be living in a free world.",
        "Caption": "On 64th Anniversary, a D-Day Vet Looks Back",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_305",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2009 3:20 PM CDT) A drop in retail sales reported today cooled off yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s post-Fed-meeting rally, the Wall Street Journal reports. Stocks ended with modest gains as the Commerce Department reported a 0.1% drop in July retail sales despite increased car sales under the Cash for Clunkers program. The Dow rose 36.58 points to close at 9,398.19. The Nasdaq gained 10.63, settling at 2,009.35, and the S&P 500 added 6.92 to close at 1,012.73.",
        "Caption": "Retail Sales Curb Rally; Dow Climbs 37",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_306",
        "News Article": "(Jan 18, 2015 7:17 AM) The Islamic State group released about 200 Yazidis held for five months in Iraq, mostly elderly, infirm captives who likely slowed the extremists down, Kurdish military officials said today. Almost all of the freed prisoners are in poor health and bore signs of abuse and neglect. Three were young children. The former captives were being questioned and receiving medical treatment today in the town of Alton Kupri. Gen. Shirko Fatih, commander of Kurdish peshmerga forces in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, said it appears the militants released the prisoners because they were too much of a burden. It probably became too expensive to feed them and care for them, he said. Tens of thousands of Yazidis fled in August when the Islamic State group captured the northern Iraqi town of Sinjar, near the Syrian border. But hundreds were taken captive by the group, with some Yazidi women forced into slavery. The militants transported the captives from the northern town of Tal Afar and dropped them off yesterday at the Khazer Bridge, near the Kurdish regional capital of Irbil. Their situation is very bad, especially the psychological condition, said a rep from the Irbil governor's office. Maha Faris Qassem, 35, was released with her two young sons, both of whom were covered from head to toe in bug bites which appear to be infected. I don't know the details of why they released us, said Gawre Semo, 69. They are very bad people. They took our children and they took the women. They did bad things with us. We've been humiliated by them.",
        "Caption": "They Did Bad Things:' ISIS Releases 200 Yazidis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_307",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2016 4:30 PM) The bizarre reason for a two-hour traffic delay during the morning commute in Houston Monday: a naked woman. The nude woman wandered into traffic on US-290 around 9am, a Harris County sheriff's deputy tells the Houston Chronicle; the situation caused a three-car pileup (some outlets imply that was due to her walking into traffic, while others say she may have been driving one of the cars). At some point the woman climbed on top of a 15-foot-tall big rig, where she occasionally danced and also yelled at authorities. (KCEN notes that she was seen twerking and gyrating at various points.) It's not clear exactly how she got on top of the 18-wheel truck. Authorities believe the woman was first involved in two separate hit-and-runs nearby, and entered the highway after allegedly fleeing those and ditching her clothes. The highway was shut down in both directions during the incident; firefighters finally got her down from the truck at 11am. The scene drew spectators, and one says that while the whole thing started out funny, it ended up kind of saddening. She was taken to a hospital for a mental health evaluation; it's not clear whether she will be charged with a crime.",
        "Caption": "Naked Woman Atop Semi Ties Up Traffic for 2 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_308",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2010 9:48 AM CDT) Vanity Fair\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 2010 International Best Dressed List is out, and it really is international: The top 10 includes three first ladies and a crown princess. Click through it in the gallery, or to see the complete list, which includes Alec Baldwin and Lady Gaga, click here. Or, if you'd rather see some worst-dressed celebs... click here.",
        "Caption": "2010's Best Dressed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_309",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2013 1:44 AM CDT) After a day and a half of searching, rescue teams in Yosemite National Park fear a notorious stretch of river has claimed yet another life. Aleh Kalman, 19, was swimming in the Merced River 150 feet upstream from Nevada Fall on Saturday afternoon when he was caught by the current and swept over the edge of the 594-foot waterfall, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The Sacramento teenager was visiting the park with a church group. Authorities say the river was running a very swift and powerful spring flow of water when he was swept over and they believe it would have been impossible to survive the fall, CNN reports. Two brothers, ages 6 and 10, died after being swept away in the same river last year, and the year before, three members of a church group died after being swept over another Merced River waterfall. It's not illegal to swim in the river, park authorities say, but there are signs warning of the danger.",
        "Caption": "Teen Swept Over 594-Foot Yosemite Waterfall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_310",
        "News Article": "(Feb 15, 2012 4:45 PM) Moshe Kai Cavalin is about to graduate from UCLA \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 at the age of 14. But it's not his first experience with higher education. At the age of 8, he enrolled at East Los Angeles Community College, earning the first of two degrees the following year with a 4.0 GPA, reports AP. People need to know you don't really need to be a genius. You just have to work hard and you can accomplish anything, says Cavalin. The wunderkind just published an English edition of his 100-page instructional book We Can Do, which encourages other young people to achieve exceptional feats by exercising total commitment and diligence. (The original is in Chinese.) I was able to reach the stars, but others can reach the Milky Way, he writes. After UCLA, the math major is heading to grad school.",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old Ready to Graduate UCLA",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_311",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2009 2:04 PM CDT) Russian police have removed a feral girl from the home where she was raised by cats and dogs, the Times of London reports. Natasha, 5, who mimics the animals rather than speaking, has never been outside her family's unheated apartment. Her grandparents and father also lived there, but she had little contact with humans. She understands Russian but only barks in response. Now in an orphanage, Natasha is receiving medical and psychiatric treatment for Mowgli Syndrome, a condition named after the Jungle Book character. Such children are more comfortable with animals than people and find the transition to human contact traumatic. Police have questioned the mother and are searching for the father as they investigate possible child abuse.",
        "Caption": "5-Year-Old Russian Girl Raised by Cats, Dogs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_312",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2012 3:20 PM) The Coast Guard kept up its search today for two crew members who vanished in yesterday's oil rig fire off the coast of Louisiana, the Times-Picayune reports. One 87-foot Coast Guard cutter replaced another at 4am this morning after an all-night search, and three helicopter crews and a fixed-wing aircraft crew are helping today. An officer said the Coast Guard would keep mum until the search is suspended\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand would keep looking until we've exhausted all resources trying to locate these personnel. Twenty-two workers were on board when the rig, owned by Black Elk Energy, caught fire yesterday. Eleven were taken to hospitals, nine were evacuated without injuries, and two went missing. No deaths have been reported so far. Of those who sustained injuries, four suffered extensive burns and four others were reported in stable condition.",
        "Caption": "2 Remain Missing in Oil Rig Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_313",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2008 3:56 AM CDT) Actress Sharon Stone consistently overreacted to what she saw as medical issues involving her young son and once planned to use botox injections in his feet to stop foot odor, TMZ reports. The bizarre behavior surfaced in a judge's ruling granting custody of 8-year-old Roan to his father, San Francisco newspaperman Phil Bronstein. As father appropriately noted, the simple and common sense approach of making sure Roan wore socks with his shoes and used foot deodorant corrected the problem without the need for any invasive procedure on this young child, the judge noted. Unfortunately, the problem caused by mother's overreactions is painfully real for this child.",
        "Caption": "Stone Planned to Botox 8-Year-Old Son",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_314",
        "News Article": "(Jun 2, 2016 8:17 AM CDT) Aitabdel Salem needed to hand over only $2 to bail himself out of Rikers Island, a fact he found out after a five-month stay. The 41-year-old Queens man was initially jailed on $25,000 bail for allegedly attacking an officer who arrested him on suspicion of theft at a retail store on Nov. 21, 2014, reports the New York Daily News. A week later, prosecutors couldn't get an indictment, and Salem was ordered released. First, though, he needed to pay $1 bail for each of two other charges of tampering and mischief\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he would have, had he been informed of the change. The Algerian native says his lawyer at the time, a legal aid defender, never told him that a $2 bill would be enough to set him free\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe equivalent of a slice of pizza in New York City, notes the Washington Post. Salem was shocked and dismayed and frustrated that his case was unconscionably mishandled, his new lawyers told a hearing. He was finally released in the spring of 2015, but he missed the police assault arraignment in May of that year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Salem blames that on another communication foul-up by his original attorney involving an errant address. Still, the mix-up led to charges of bail jumping, and Salem was sent back to jail with bail set at $30,000. He remains locked up. Salem's case is representative of New York City's broken bail system, writes a blogger at ThinkProgress. (A teenager who spent three years in Rikers for stealing a backpack killed himself last year, and a woman claims her nightmare experience there ruined her.)",
        "Caption": "He Sat in Rikers for 5 Months; $2 Would Have Freed Him",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_315",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2015 9:13 AM CDT) Kentucky authorities say two people were killed and three remain missing after the pontoon boat they were riding in hit the Clark Memorial Bridge and capsized in the Ohio River. Louisville Fire Chief Greg Frederick told WHAS-TV that nine people were aboard the boat and that four were rescued after the accident late last night. He said one of the three missing people is assumed to be child. Three victims were sent to Korsair Children's Hospital and are in stable condition. A fourth person was sent to University Hospital but their condition was not immediately known. Frederick says the current of the Ohio River was too swift to send dive teams into the water. Crews had to search for the missing on the surface of the water. (It's been a perilous week for boaters: A flying sturgeon killed a 5-year-old girl boating with her family in Florida.)",
        "Caption": "2 Dead, 3 Missing as Boat Hits Ky. Bridge, Capsizes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_316",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2019 12:03 AM CDT) At least 15 private boaters and around 50 firefighters are assisting the Coast Guard in the search for two firefighters who vanished after going on a fishing trip Friday. The Coast Guard says Brian McCluney and Justin Walker were last seen Friday morning when they left Port Canaveral on Florida's east coast, heading for the 8A Reef fishing spot, CNN reports. McCluney is a firefighter with Jacksonville Fire and Rescue and Walker is with Fire and Rescue in Fairfax County, Va. They were in a 24-foot Robalo center console boat. Family members contacted the Coast Guard around 6pm Friday after McCluney and Walker failed to return. The Coast Guard tweeted late Sunday that the search had covered more than 20,000 square miles from Florida to the Carolinas. The Coast Guard said it had investigated a civilian aircraft's report of seeing the boat 50 miles east of Jacksonville, but found only debris unrelated to the two men. McCluney's colleagues have been searching beaches in the area for clues that may have washed up, USA Today reports. His wife, Stephanie McCluney, thanked everybody involved in the search Sunday and urged people to remain positive. I have an army that is just holding me and bathing me in prayer, she said. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re holding prayer vigils, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re up all night.",
        "Caption": "2 Firefighters Went Fishing, Haven't Come Back",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_317",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2011 6:29 AM CDT) There's no second stimulus, but that didn't stop the federal deficit reaching $1.299 trillion last year, the second-largest in history, reports the Hill. That's slightly bigger than the $1.293 trillion from fiscal 2010, but less than the $1.412 trillion of 2009. While $1.299 trillion is a huge number, it is still $347 billion less than projected in February, thanks to better than expected revenues. The national debt is now $14.8 trillion, notes ABC News. White House officials called on Congress to pass Obama's budget proposals made last month, which they say would cut $4 trillion from the debt over 10 years. It follows a balanced approach: asking everyone to do their part, so no one has to bear all of the burden, said White House Budget Director Jack Lew. And it says that everyone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding millionaires and billionaires\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshould pay their fair share.",
        "Caption": "2011 Deficit Is 2nd-Largest in History: $1.299T",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_318",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2010 8:50 AM CDT) The government is handing out nearly $2 billion for new solar plants that President Obama says will create thousands of jobs and increase renewable energy sources. Obama announced the initiative in his weekly address today, saying the money is part of his plan to bring new industries to the US. We're going to keep competing aggressively to make sure the jobs and industries of the future are taking root right here in America, Obama said. The two companies that will receive the money from the president's $862 billion economic stimulus are Abengoa Solar, which will build one of the world's largest solar plants in Arizona, creating 1,600 construction jobs; and Abound Solar Manufacturing, which is building plants in Colorado and Indiana. Obama said that while it may take years to bring back all the jobs lost during the recession, the economy is moving in a positive direction. He placed some blame for the slow recovery on Republicans, saying they're playing the same old Washington games and using their power to hold this relief hostage.",
        "Caption": "Obama Unveils $2B for Solar Projects",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_319",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2010 1:20 AM CDT) Severe thunderstorms in the Southeast killed at least 15 people over the weekend as floodwaters destroyed homes and flooded roads. Tennessee was particularly hard hit, with at least 11 confirmed deaths, AP reports. In Mississippi, one man drowned as his car was submerged under the rushing waters, and 2 others died in a mobile home destroyed by heavy winds. The mobile home looked like you stuck 4 sticks of dynamite on it, and it just disappeared, said a local police officer. Gov. Phil Bredesen noted it could take days for floodwaters to recede, and said he'll take steps to have the catastrophe declared a federal disaster.",
        "Caption": "Storms Kill 15 in Southeast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_320",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2015 7:20 AM) It's both a New Year tradition and New Year killer: The Japanese eat an average of about 2 pounds of chewy rice cakes called mochi each year, most during the first week in January. And each year, a handful of people choke to death on them. This year's toll was especially severe as compared to recent years: AFP reports by way of local media that as of Friday nine people had died and another 13 were hospitalized; the last two years saw a total of six reported deaths by mochi. The Guardian reports that all but about 20% of the victims are typically elderly, and Japan Today earlier reported that the six people who were taken to Tokyo-area hospitals on Thursday ranged in age from their 50s to their 90s. The sticky rice cakes are generally added to ozouni soup over the holidays, but they can also be toasted and wrapped in dried seaweed. The country's police and fire services advise the elderly to cut the mochi into small pieces and never eat it alone. In a 2011 look at the silent killer, the Wall Street Journal explained why the elderly are more susceptible to mochi-related deaths, which it describes as the leading cause of food-related suffocation: Age chips away at their mastication abilities and saliva secretion, making it easier for a bite of the glutinous cake to get lodged in the throat. In advance of last year's new year, the Guardian reported that companies have been hustling to create a version that incorporates an enzyme that reduces the stickiness without sacrificing mochi's starchy flavor. (In the US, there were some New Year's-related deaths, too.)",
        "Caption": "9 Choke to Death on New Year Rice Cakes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_321",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2016 5:27 AM) Pat Conroy, the beloved author of The Great Santini, The Prince of Tides, and other best-sellers who drew upon his bruising childhood and the vistas of South Carolina and became one of the country's most compelling and popular storytellers, died Friday evening. He was 70. The Post & Courier frames his death as an ironic turn worthy of a novelist. Though Conroy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho had battled diabetes, high blood pressure, and a failing liver\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad lately taken serious steps to improve his health, he died less than a month after announcing that he had pancreatic cancer. His death came at home, among family and loved ones in Beaufort, South Carolina, reports the AP. The water is wide and he has now passed over, his wife, novelist Cassandra Conroy, said in a statement. His books sold more than 20 million copies worldwide, but for much of his youth he crouched in the shadow of his abusive father, Marine aviator and military hero Donald Conroy, who thundered out of the sky in black-winged fighter planes, every inch of him a god of war, as Pat Conroy would remember. The author was the eldest of seven children in a family constantly moving from base to base, a life readers and moviegoers would learn well from The Great Santini as the 1976 novel and subsequent film, which starred Robert Duvall as the relentless and violent patriarch. The Prince of Tides, published in 1986, secured Conroy a wide audience, despite uneven reviews for its story of a former football player from South Carolina with a traumatic past and the New York psychiatrist who attempts to help him. It was made into a hit 1991 film starring Nick Nolte and Barbra Streisand.",
        "Caption": "Prince of Tides Author Pat Conroy Dead at 70",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_322",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2014 12:14 PM) Before Mickey Mouse, there was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that guy's been hiding out for a long time in a Norwegian library near the Arctic Circle. That's what archivists at the National Library of Norway in Mo i Rana recently discovered during a digitization project, stumbling across two reels of a long-lost 1927 Walt Disney movie that was the company's first Christmas film, the Huffington Post reports. Empty Socks stars Oswald, a precursor to Mickey whose relation is obvious once you see the character is basically Mickey with rabbit ears. The only other footage that's known to exist of this film is a 25-second scrap of footage housed at NYC's Museum of Modern Art. The newly discovered reels had been kept all this time in a special room with controlled temps and humidity, AFP reports. At the beginning, we didn't know it was a lost cinematographic treasure, an archivist says in a statement. In fact, library staff thought the five-minute, 30-second flick (with one minute missing in the middle) was a Felix the Cat oldie. But after weighing in with an animation historian, they realized they had one of the earliest movies with Oswald, created by Disney himself and partner Ub Iwerks. The library has the original\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich was provided by the Norwegian Film Institute and probably originated with a private collector\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand sent a copy to the Walt Disney Company. But why did Oswald fall out of favor with Disney? Universal wrested rights to the character away during a contract dispute, forcing Walt and Ub to come up with someone else who stuck around a little longer: the most famous mouse in the world. (Walt Disney ranks as one of the 10 most popular Americans.)",
        "Caption": "Lost 1927 Disney Film Found Near Arctic Circle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_323",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2011 7:50 AM CDT) More than 2,050 people have been killed in Syria since the uprising began, according to the Syrian Observatory, and the army is continuing its crackdown on protesters. At least five civilians, including two children, were killed today around Hama, activists tell al-Jazeera. Also today, two civilian deaths were reported in a province that borders Turkey. Turkey's foreign minister is in Damascus, upping that country's pressure on President Bashar al-Assad and other leaders to end the violence. India, Brazil, and South Africa are also sending envoys to Syria to make similar appeals. Syria is seeing mounting pressures from the rest of the Arab world as well, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Bahrain, all of which recently recalled their ambassadors from the country. Qatar withdrew its ambassador last month, the Guardian notes, while the Arab League spoke out for the first time Sunday. The BBC adds that 14 people reportedly died in yesterday's assaults, mostly in Deir al-Zour, and more than 300 people are believed to have been killed in the past week.",
        "Caption": "Syrian Death Toll Rises Above 2K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_324",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2011 8:53 AM CDT) It's the anti-Prius: An Austrian company has essentially put a mini-mansion on wheels. The 40-foot-long Elemment Palazzo from Marchi Mobile has an en suite bedroom, underfloor heating, a 40-inch TV, a bar area, and a pop-out roof terrace, reports Time. Glow-in-the-dark paint is optional. But get ready to cough up: The futuristic-looking vehicle has a starting price of $3 million. Gizmag has more details. (Click to read about Beyonce's million-dollar mom van.",
        "Caption": "Luxe RV's Pimped Pricetag: $3M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_325",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2008 4:35 PM CDT) Last night\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s vice presidential debate drew 69.9 million viewers, shattering the record for such an event, Broadcasting & Cable reports. The 1984 encounter between VP candidates Geraldine Ferraro and George H.W. Bush drew 56.9 million; the record for a campaign debate is 80.6 million for the 1980 showdown between Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. The debate attracted 45% of households in top US markets, a far larger proportion than viewed the first presidential debate, according to preliminary Nielsen numbers. Baltimore led the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s major markets with almost 60% of households watching. The so-called overnight number of 45 dwarfs the 31.6 preliminary number for the first presidential debate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that one fell on a Friday.",
        "Caption": "VP Debate Draws Record 69.9M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_326",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2014 1:30 AM CDT) Australian power company SP AusNet hasn't officially accepted responsibility for a wildfire that killed 119 people near Melbourne in early 2009\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it has agreed to pay $470 million to survivors in the biggest class-action settlement in the country's history. Some 10,000 plaintiffs accused the firm of negligence after investigators determined that the fire began when an electricity line failed between two poles, causing a live conductor to ignite vegetation, the BBC reports. The ensuing fire was one of several wildfires that killed a total of 173 people and destroyed more than 2,000 homes on February 7, 2009, which became known as Black Saturday. The company says the settlement, which still needs court approval, is not an admission of liability, the AP reports. The conductor which broke and which initiated the fire was damaged by lightning, compromising its fail-safety design in a manner which was undetectable at the time, it said in a statement. It is a tragedy that the conductor eventually failed on one of the worst days imaginable. A lawyer for the plaintiffs says the settlement will bring a measure of justice and some real compensation to help ease the financial burden of their suffering. After the deadly fires, rescued koala Sam became a symbol of hope\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough he died of chlamydia later that year.",
        "Caption": "Power Company Pays $470M Over Fire That Killed 119",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_327",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2014 7:00 PM) If you've already conquered mud runs and you're able to guzzle down a Heineken in eight seconds or less, there's an adventure-racing category you might want to look into: the beer mile. This quirky quaff-and-run doesn't sound terribly demanding at first: Run 1 mile. Of course, there's a catch: You have to chug a 12-ounce beer every lap (for a total of four) without vomiting; if you lose your lager on the track, you have to do a penalty lap or be disqualified, the New York Times explains. More than 150 runners were competing today in the first world championship devoted to this imbibing endeavor in Austin, Texas, with competitors vying to beat the current beer-mile world record of 4:57 set by James The Beast Nielsen. Contenders can quaff any beer, as long as it contains at least 5% alcohol (according to Beermile.com, the most popular running brews are Bud, PBR, and Miller High Life). Jim Finlayson, a 42-year-old runner from British Columbia, tells the Times he trains for the sport\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is believed to have been started in either Canada, Indonesia, or US colleges in the '80s, Beermile.com notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby setting an alarm for the middle of the night, then gulping down a bedside container of carbonated water as fast as he can when it goes off; he'll also hold his breath for 60 seconds, then drink a pint before gasping for oxygen. The races are often held in the dark to flout local open-container rules and also\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinexplicably, the Times notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201din cold weather. Don't feel bad if this all sounds dreadfully horrible to you: Lance Armstrong dropped out after just one lap in a qualifying run, saying, That was not what I expected, as per the Times. (At least running with beer will probably produce less spillage than if you ran with coffee.)",
        "Caption": "Run 1 Mile While Chugging 4 Beers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJust Don't Vomit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_328",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2015 2:30 PM CDT) Jeanette and Alexander Toczko were each 8 years old when they became smitten with one another. They married in 1940 and were rarely apart in the decades since. They told their children they wished to die in each other's arms. And last month at their home in San Diego, just days before their 75th wedding anniversary, that wish was fulfilled. Channel 10 in San Diego reports that 95-year-old Alexander's health was failing rapidly after he broke his hip. His children put Jeanette in bed next to him. According to their daughter, Aimee Toczko-Cushman, after Alexander died, Jeanette said, Wait for me, I'll be there soon. The family left her alone and just hours later, Jeanette died too. The couple was buried Monday at Miramar National Cemetery.",
        "Caption": "Couple Married 75 Years Dies in Each Other's Arms",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_329",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2010 5:55 PM CDT) Sharron Angle raised a whopping $14 million in the three months between July 1 and September 30, the Washington Post reports. The bumper quarter shows both the power of Tea Party backing in the current environment and the headwinds faced by her incumbent rival, the Angle campaign said. This is a testament to the hatred of Harry Reid, the nation's disapproval of President Obama, and the unprecedented grassroots support for Sharron Angle, said the candidate's communications director. Nearly all of the donations came in amounts of $200 or less. A Reid spokesman says the number is meaningless without knowing how much the Angle camp spent on its aggressive direct mail campaign to reach that total. Reid hasn't released his third-quarter numbers. He had pulled in about $14 million in the first 6 months of the year.",
        "Caption": "Sharron Angle Raises $14M in 3rd Quarter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_330",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2009 3:57 PM CDT) Two Japanese citizens were detained last week after allegedly trying to take $134 billion in undeclared US bonds from Italy to Switzerland, Bloomberg reports. Both countries are investigating the incident. Italian authorities are in the midst of the investigation, and haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t yet confirmed the details, including whether they are Japanese citizens or not, a Japanese official says. Italian police apparently found the bonds, including 249 certificates worth $500 million apiece, hidden in the bottom of the suspects\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 luggage on a train near the Swiss border. If the bonds are real, the suspects could be fined up to 40% of their value for trying to sneak them out of the country.",
        "Caption": "Smugglers Caught Sneaking $134B in Bonds Out of Italy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_331",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2009 9:11 PM CDT) Ruth Madoff struck a deal with federal prosecutors today to forfeit nearly $80 million in assets and retain only $2.5 million in cash, the Wall Street Journal reports. The wife of swindler Bernard Madoff reached the agreement with the US attorney's office in Manhattan. Meanwhile, a US\u00c2 judge entered an order of forfeiture against the Ponzi schemer for more than $170 billion. The order empowers prosecutors to go after Bernie's real estate, vehicles, and investments, although they likely won't recover the whole amount. Documents released today showed that Ruth agreed to give up boats and vehicles as well as properties in Manhattan, Montauk,and Palm Beach, Fla. The deal may allow her to move on after months of being shunned at Manhattan establishments and crucified in the tabloids.",
        "Caption": "Madoff's Wife to Give Up $80M; Bernie Hit for $170B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_332",
        "News Article": "(Feb 12, 2009 3:25 PM) Stocks ended mixed today, recovering from sharp losses on reports that the Obama administration is planning a program to subsidize mortgage payments for some homeowners, the Wall Street Journal reports. Nonetheless, continued uncertainty over how the Treasury\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rescue plan will value the so-called toxic assets kept bank stocks in the red. The Dow closed down 6.77 points at 7,933. The Nasdaq rose 11.21 points, settling at 1,542, and the S&P 500 added 1.45 points to close at 835.",
        "Caption": "Stocks Mixed, Dow Down 6.7",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_333",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2009 5:53 PM CDT) A car bomb exploded today near several restaurants in a Shiite neighborhood of northwest Baghdad, killing 41 people and injuring more than 70. No group claimed responsibility, but the style and location of the attack suggested it was carried out by Sunni extremists, such as Al-Qaeda in Iraq, in an apparent bid to rekindle sectarian warfare as the US draws down forces in the capital. The blast appeared timed for maximum civilian casualties, going off about 7pm when many Baghdad residents take advantage of cooler evening temperatures for shopping and dining in outdoor kebab restaurants. It was the first major car-bombing in the capital since May 6, when 15 people were killed at a produce market, and the deadliest since twin blasts killed 51 people in Sadr City on April 29.",
        "Caption": "Car Bomb in Baghdad Kills 41",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_334",
        "News Article": "(Jun 22, 2012 3:45 PM CDT) A 223-year-old book once owned by George Washington has raked in nearly $10 million at auction. The 106-page leather-bound edition of The Acts of Congress was printed for the first president in 1789 and includes a copy of the Constitution and a draft of the Bill of Rights. Washington's handwritten notes can be spotted in the margins, and his signature and family crest are on the title page, reports Fox News. The volume sold for $9,826,500 at Christie's to the Mount Vernon Ladies Association, the proprietors of Washington's estate in Virginia. He clearly read it and annotated it to mark on his power, says the co-owner of a rare books company. It's almost as though he used this book as a guide.",
        "Caption": "George Washington's Book Sells for $10M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_335",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2015 6:00 AM CDT) Maybe they'll name this one East? (We were going to go with South, but apparently that's the joke everyone else is making.) Yes, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are expecting Baby No. 2, a little sister or brother for 23-month-old daughter North. I just got the blood test back, and I am pregnant! Kim said to sister Khloe in a preview clip after last night's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the New York Daily News reports. Kardashian has previously said this season of the family reality circus would include a focus on her attempts to get pregnant, E! notes. Despite the fact that most people seem to think the next Kimye spawn should be named South, the Washington Post notes that Twitter has weighed in with other possibilities, including the aforementioned East West and the similarly predictable West West, Wild West, Wild Wild West, or North By North West. Meanwhile, though Kardashian's family presumably already offered her their well wishes in person much earlier, they're now starting to weigh in publicly: Congratulations!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to meet your new little love bug!!!!! Sooooo happy for you guys!!!!!!!!!! wrote Kris Jenner on Instagram. (Click to hear Kim talk about trying for a second baby.)",
        "Caption": "Baby No. 2 Coming for Kim and Kanye",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_336",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2015 9:40 AM CDT) The latest celebrity in trouble with the IRS: Melissa Gilbert. The agency says the former Little House on the Prairie star owes $360,551 in federal income taxes. Like so many people across the nation, the recession hit me hard, the 51-year-old actress tells the Detroit News. That, plus a divorce and a dearth of acting opportunities the last few years, created a perfect storm of financial difficulty for me. Her current husband, Timothy Busfield, adds\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a quote that will remind you celebrities are not exactly just like us\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat the debt is not a big deal and is simply a product of what happened with the economy ; it dates to the 2011-2013 period. Gilbert says an installment payment plan is in place. California, where the current Michigan resident previously lived, has also filed $112,527 worth of tax liens against Gilbert in recent years. (She's not alone; check out more stars with tax troubles.)",
        "Caption": "IRS: Melissa Gilbert Owes Us $360K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_337",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2014 10:06 AM CDT) America has seen its 28th death of a child left in a hot car this year, according to the Kids and Cars nonprofit, with the latest death occurring on Saturday in Phoenix. In that case, 3-year-old Hayden Nelson was allegedly left in a car outside Abundant Life Church for several hours by a family friend. Police explain the timeline, via the Arizona Republic: The child, mother Tiffani Nelson, and an 8-year-old sister spent the night at Courtney Arnold's home. Arnold and Nelson both had choir practice to attend; because Nelson had to get there early, Arnold, 27, agreed to bring her own daughter, along with Nelson's kids, later. AZFamily.com reports that Arnold arrived around 11am. In an emailed statement, police say indications are the suspect was a bit late and she and the other children exited the car. The suspect went immediately into the church for practice. Hayden was somehow left behind and spent three hours in the vehicle before his mother and churchmembers began searching for him. Outside temps at the time were as high as 96 degrees. The boy had stopped breathing, and died Sunday in the hospital. Prosecutors are still considering whether to bring charges against Arnold, though Officer James Holmes paints it as a tragic accident: It's obvious that the 27-year-old forgot that the child was in the car. She was in a hurry. She had something that she had to do, and she didn't take a minute to make sure.",
        "Caption": "3-Year-Old Left in Car During Choir Practice Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_338",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2013 7:43 AM CDT) Tobias Summers, the recently released prisoner suspected of abducting a 10-year-old LA girl last week, has been charged with 36 counts of sexual assault, kidnapping, and first-degree burglary, the LA Times reports. A second man, Daniel Martinez, who is believed to have driven the getaway car, according to the AP, has also been charged with kidnapping and burglary. The full details of what cops are calling an unspeakably traumatic attack by Summers, who remains at large, have been released\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou can read the full 34-page complaint at the LA Weekly (though you may not want to). Police believe that Summers broke into the girl's home with the intent of burglary. Instead, he kidnapped her at knifepoint and took her to a nearby vacant house where the complaint alleges he committed a number of sex acts and took nude photos of the girl. She was found in a parking lot 10 hours later, bruised, barefoot, and disoriented. Both Summers and Martinez have long criminal histories, but neither is a registered sex offender; cops say Martinez left before Summers attacked the girl. Summers was released from prison last July as part of a program to reduce overcrowding.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Con Hit With 36 Counts in LA Girl's Kidnapping, Sex Assault",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_339",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2008 4:00 PM CDT) A Marine who endured burns on 97% of his body with good humor and hope has died during routine surgery, USA Today reports. Hit by a roadside bomb in Iraq, Sgt. Merlin German walked, talked, and even danced during his 3-year recovery. Undergoing more than 100 surgeries, he became a symbol of resilience and started a charity for burned kids called Merlin's Miracles. Early on, he thought, 'This is ridiculous. Why am I doing this? Why am I working so hard? ' said Lt. Col. Evan Renz, German's friend and surgeon. But every month or so, he'd say, 'I've licked it.' He was amazingly positive overall. He never complained. He'd just dig in and do it.",
        "Caption": "Miracle Marine' Dead After 3-Year Struggle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_340",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2015 8:08 AM CDT) There are an estimated 16,000 different tree species in the Amazon rainforest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfar more than in Europe and the US combined\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's just a small fraction of them that do most of the carbon-capturing that's vital to the planet's health, according to new research. Just 182 species lock up more than half of the carbon stored in the vast forest, a study published in the journal Nature Communications finds. An earlier study found that 227 hyperdominant species make up more than half the Amazon's 390 billion or so trees, the BBC notes, but the top carbon-storers include some especially big and long-lived species, as well as the most common ones, Scientific American reports. The Brazil nut tree, which can grow to be more than 100 feet tall, played a major role in carbon uptake despite its rank as only the 243rd most common species, Scientific American notes. So could the world deal with its greenhouse gas problem by simply planting huge numbers of the most carbon-hungry trees? Not a great idea, a study co-author says. Given the amount of changes that are occurring in tropical regions, such as with the climate and with land-use changes, in the future there might be different species that become more important, she tells the BBC, explaining that only a very diverse forest is properly equipped to deal with a changing environment. Still, says an ecology professor not connected with the research, if you were managing these forests, you would leave these trees. (A major Amazon nutrient source: long-dead African fish.)",
        "Caption": "1% of Amazon's Tree Species Suck Half the Carbon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_341",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2010 4:50 PM) Robert Mosbacher, a legendary GOP fundraiser who served as George HW Bush's commerce secretary, died of cancer today in Houston. The multimillionaire oilman was 82. Mosbacher, an influential NAFTA proponent, was the shrewdest dealmaker I ever knew, Bush, a friend of half a century, said in a statement. As good as he was at political fund raising\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he was certainly the very best at that\u00e2\u20ac\u201dBob meant so much more to us. The New York native befriended fellow Texas transplant Bush in the 1960s, when Mosbacher was establishing a reputation for fundraising that led to a prominent role in five Republican presidential campaigns. He really had an uncanny ability to persuade people to participate, to put their money where their mouth was, James Baker, secretary of state under Bush 41, tells the Houston Chronicle. He made friends somewhat easily. But he was not someone you would like to cross.",
        "Caption": "Top GOP Fundraiser Mosbacher Dead at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_342",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2016 3:40 PM CDT) Ben Smith overcame years of bullying, depression, and two suicide attempts, so running 401 marathons in 401 days was no sweat. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve sat on my bed and tried to take my life, Smith tells BuzzFeed. I got through that, so I feel like nothing can stop me. Smith started The 401 Challenge on Sept. 1, 2015; he finished his 401st marathon, completing a feat no one had ever done, on Wednesday. Along the way he spoke to more than 100 schools about bullying, sexuality, and mental health while raising more than $315,000 for charities who help kids bullied because of their sexuality. The 33-year-old Smith tells the Guardian he wants to make sure that what happened to me doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t happen to anyone else. Smith took up running at 29 after suffering a ministroke\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe was 230 pounds overweight, had unhealthy habits, and couldn't even run for a bus \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand found it helped his mental health, as well. Smith came out as gay at 30 after 20 years in the closet. I knew I was gay, Smith tells BuzzFeed. But because I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d gone through school being bullied about it, I felt it was wrong. Running 401 marathons\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than 10,500 miles\u00e2\u20ac\u201din 401 days is no easy thing. Smith lost more than 80 pounds, got tendonitis, and lost feeling in his foot. He broke his back on day 284, requiring him to take 10 days off to rehab his fractured vertebrae. He made it up by running super-marathons when he came back. More than 300 people joined Smith for his final marathon Wednesday, and hundreds more greeted him at the finish line, the BBC reports.",
        "Caption": "Man Runs 401 Marathons to Help Bullied LGBT Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_343",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2008 5:40 PM CDT) A Hindu guru charged with groping two underage girls will be permitted to leave the country, despite 20 counts of indecency, after a follower put up $10 million to guarantee his return. Given how much money's involved, the arrangement to allow Prakashanand Saraswati\u00e2\u20ac\u201dknown as Swami Ji\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpassage to India is unprecedented, legal experts told the Austin American-Statesman. The 79-year-old Saraswati leads a popular temple in Austin called Barsana Dham, and the abuse allegedly took place there between 1993 and 1996. The wealthy donor behind the $10 million is Peter Spiegel, who made his money through infomercials with products such as Abflex. He's one of the temple's executives. The district attorney fought the move to let the guru go. We oppose anybody leaving the country who's out on a felony bond.",
        "Caption": "$10M Bond Allows Guru to Leave US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_344",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2010 2:40 PM CDT) Alex Duncan forced his 6-year-old son to kneel with his arms raised for 8 hours, chest boxing him repeatedly whenever he slipped, until the boy suffered a seizure and died, say Houston police who've charged Duncan with murder. Tekerrious TK Jackson's death\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwitnessed by the father's girlfriend, who stopped the beating only long enough to show Duncan how to whoop the child properly\u00e2\u20ac\u201d was the culmination of 2 weeks of abuse while TK was visiting his father for the summer. Duncan told police he caught the boy not sleeping after his 7pm bedtime Saturday, setting off a flood of violence aimed at getting TK to man up that ended only when the boy died. The saddest thing is, that because of the unconditional love he had for his father, the child would often tell him, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcI love you daddy,\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 one cop tells the Chronicle.",
        "Caption": "Man Charged With Beating Son, 6, to Death for Not Sleeping",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_345",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2013 12:37 PM) If you thought you were annoyed when you heard Warner Bros. was turning a 300-page children's book into three epic movies, well, you're probably not quite as annoyed as the Weinstein brothers. In fact, Bob and Harvey are suing Warner over the decision to make three Hobbit movies, the BBC reports. They sold their Miramax rights to the story to New Line (a Warner company) in 1998, with an agreement that they would be paid for the first motion picture. Now the Weinsteins say the studio decided to make the story into a trilogy solely to deprive them of any money from the second and third installments. They want at least $75 million, claiming that Warner Bros. set out to keep 5% of the gross receipts from films two and three from them. They insist the case is about greed and ingratitude, but a rep for Warner Bros. has a different take on the situation, per Reuters: This is about one of the great blunders in movie history. Fifteen years ago Miramax, run by the Weinstein brothers, sold its rights in The Hobbit to New Line. No amount of trying to rewrite history can change that fact. The second installment of the series is out tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "Weinsteins Sue Warner Bros Over 3-Part Hobbit Film",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_346",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2009 8:33 AM CDT) A New York woman faces criminal charges for allegedly putting a sexually suggestive ad on Craigslist giving the name and home phone number of a 9-year-old girl who argued with her daughter, the New York Post reports. Prosecutors say dozens of men rang the child's home in response to Margery Tannenbaum's ad, which read, I need a little affection. I'm blond, I'm cute and I'll be waiting. Tannenbaum, a social worker, is accused of placing the ad in the website's casual encounters section as revenge on the girl. She has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated harassment and endangering the welfare of a minor. The victim's mother said she was horrified by the woman's actions. It's scary to think that someone would take any issue and attack your child, she told CNN.",
        "Caption": "Woman Targets 9-Year-Old Girl With Sex Ad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_347",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2016 11:23 AM) If you hate crowds, a train station in southern China might just be your idea of hell. China's Lunar New Year celebrations begin Feb. 8, and those trying to travel home ahead of the holiday via the main Guangzhou Railway Station on Monday found themselves\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand at least 100,000 other people, reports the Guardian\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstymied by winter weather. With 23 trains delayed by rare snow elsewhere in the country, passengers found themselves stuck inside and around the station, where the BBC reports more than 5,000 officers were dispatched to keep an eye on them. The Wall Street Journal reports a crowd of 34,000 was still stuck there as of Tuesday morning. It cites a mind-boggling estimate from China's Xinhua News Agency: that as many as 2.9 billion trips will be made to and from home, via road, railway, air, and water, between the 40-day period that runs Jan. 24 to March 3; it's typically framed as the largest annual human migration on the planet. Shanghaiist points out it's not the first time the station has been a scene of misery: Some 80,000 people were stuck there in 2013 due to a landslide. (This has been called the largest human gathering in history. )",
        "Caption": "When 100K People Get Stuck at One Train Station",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_348",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2014 8:18 PM CDT) A powerful magnitude-8.2 earthquake struck off Chile's northern coast tonight, and officials ordered an evacuation of coastal areas before an expected tsunami; waves measuring almost 6.5 feet already were striking cities on the coast, and authorities said a tsunami was expected to come ashore later. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage from the tremor, which also shook buildings in parts of nearby Peru and Bolivia, and local TV images showed residents evacuating calmly. The US Geological Survey said the quake struck 61 miles northwest of Iquique at 8:46pm, hitting a region that has been rocked by numerous quakes over the past two weeks. US officials say they've found no imminent threat of a tsunami along the coasts of Hawaii, Alaska, California, Oregon, or Washington. Paul Whitmore, the director of the National Weather Service's West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center, says the greatest potential threat is to Hawaii, but analysts aren't yet issuing a watch or warning. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says if tsunami waves are generated, the earliest they'd hit Hawaii is 3:24am Hawaii Standard Time.",
        "Caption": "6-Foot Waves Hit Chile After 8.2 Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_349",
        "News Article": "(Aug 27, 2019 9:37 AM CDT) I've never seen anybody get Tased and not fall down immediately, let alone fight back with a police officer and take his vehicle. That's exactly what a witness described seeing Monday in Dayton, Ohio, before a crash that killed two children and left 10 others injured, per WHIO. Police say the chaotic incident began as a man accused of stabbing a woman crashed a pickup truck into a tree in Riverside just after 7pm. A responding officer exited his SUV, only to have the suspect hop in the passenger seat and lock the doors, says witness Jonathan Poston. The suspect refused to get out of the vehicle, even after the doors were unlocked and he was hit with a Taser. Video footage at WHIO then shows the SUV reversing away from the officer before whipping around a corner. Around 7:20pm, another vehicle hit the SUV at an intersection, then spun and hit cars parked near the Dayton Metro Library, witness Tiffany Hamiel says, per USA Today. There were car parts flying all over the street, she adds. A witness tells the outlet that seven children were inside a van involved in the crash. At least one other child was reported to have life-threatening injuries. The conditions of the stabbing victim and unnamed suspect, who was hospitalized, have not been released.",
        "Caption": "2 Kids Dead in Crash Involving Stolen Police SUV",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_350",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2011 10:03 AM CDT) A suicide bomber struck a mosque in a Pakistani tribal region during Friday prayers, officials said, killing at least 40 people and wounding 85 others in the deadliest attack in the country in recent weeks. Some 300 people had gathered for prayers this afternoon in the Sunni mosque, and many were on their way out when the explosion occurred. All the evidence we have gathered confirms that it is a suicide attack, a local official said. TV footage from the scene showed a heavily damaged building. Prayer caps, shoes, and green prayer mats were scattered across a blood-splattered floor, while ceiling fans were twisted and walls blackened. No group immediately claimed responsibility, but the Taliban and other Islamist militants have previously targeted mosques. The attack came during the holy month of Ramadan, a time of fasting, sharing, and heightened community spirit for Muslims.",
        "Caption": "40 Dead in Pakistan Suicide Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_351",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2008 2:48 AM) The toll of child victims in an Afghanistan suicide bombing yesterday has risen to 14, reports the Guardian. An exploding truck in eastern Afghanistan killed the children as they walked home from the last day of school for the year. There's no doubt the driver spotted the kids before detonating the bombs, apparently intended for a meeting of tribal elders, said officials. Bloodied textbooks and small shoes lay among the carnage. The explosions also killed a guard and soldier, and injured 58.",
        "Caption": "Kid Toll Hits 14 in Afghan Bombing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_352",
        "News Article": "(Dec 27, 2018 4:05 AM) Two Michigan environmental regulators implicated in the Flint water scandal pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor Wednesday in exchange for more serious charges being dropped, bringing to six the number of officials who have agreed to such deals. Stephen Busch pleaded no contest to disturbing a public meeting, and Michael Prysby pleaded no contest to a count of violating Michigan's Safe Drinking Water Act. They had been charged with felonies, but those charges and others were dismissed under the terms of their deals, which also require them to testify against others, if needed, the AP reports. A no contest plea is not an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing purposes. Their sentencings are scheduled for Jan. 23.",
        "Caption": "2 Regulators Take Plea Deals in Flint Water Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_353",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2009 2:11 PM CDT) Dusty Rhodes, the free-spirited outfielder whose pinch-hitting heroics helped the New York Giants to the 1954 World Series title, died yesterday at 82, the Daily News reports. Called the worst fielder who ever played in a big league game by one manager, Rhodes had a reputation for enjoying the nightlife; he died after battling illnesses including emphysema and diabetes. Dusty was the kind of buffoon who kept a club confident and happy, Leo Durocher added of Rhodes in his autobiography. And boy could he hit! (Rhodes drove in 7 runs in the '54 Series sweep with a legendary string of clutch hits.) He retired in 1959 after just seven seasons, and he wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t shy about his love of alcohol. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s funny, I was never sick a day in my life until I quit drinking, he told the Daily News last year.",
        "Caption": "Dusty Rhodes, NY Giants Series Hero, Dead at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_354",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2015 10:06 AM) Showering our pets with affection no longer cuts it. A new National Retail Federation survey finds that a record 21.2% of Americans plan to buy their pet a Valentine's Day gift. The individual estimated spend isn't huge at an average of $5.28. But all told, that means we'll be dropping an estimated $703 million to show our furry friends that Cupid's arrow hath struck. If that figure sounds ridiculous, it actually amounts to a mere fraction of the whole: The survey finds that total V-Day spending could hit $18.9 billion this year. Americans plan to spend $142.31 on average this holiday, which is up roughly $8 from last year. According to the survey of 6,375 consumers, which has a margin of error of 1.3 percentage points, roughly half of consumers plan to buy candy (total spend here: $1.7 billion), and about a third flowers, in a year where total projected spending is higher than it's been since 2007, reports Reuters. The biggest chunk of change will be spent on jewelry: One in five say they'll buy something shiny for their love, with the total spend estimated at $4.8 billion. As far as the gender breakdown goes, men plan to spend an average of $190.53 to women's $96.58. (Oreo is out with a Valentine's Day offering.)",
        "Caption": "Putting a Price on Our Love for Our Pets: $5.28",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_355",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2014 10:23 AM CDT) Here's a phrase you never thought you'd read: Per ABC News, there's a vast conspiracy of horn honking going on in Hubbard, Ohio, and one man says he's had quite enough. In the beginning, it was 100 times a day, says Rick Krlich, who explains drivers have been honking their horns as they drive past his house so often\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome 5,000 times over the last seven years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe can tell an import horn from a domestic horn. According to Krlich, the honking started when he sued the town's then-fire chief in an attempt to buy the house next door, which had been in John Clemente's family for generations. Krlich failed, Clemente moved in, and the horn-honking started, at Clemente's urging, Krlich alleges. But Clemente says he never instigated the honks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough his son's friends do honk as a means of saying goodbye. Krlich went on to train surveillance cameras on the street, and says he has caught a fireman and a police officer blaring their horns. (He has also started a website proclaiming it a case of small town terrorism. ) Now, he's suing at least 40 alleged honkers. Says Clemente's wife, Just a regular beep or just to beep at the neighbors across the street, he'll take you to court. ABC will have more on the case on tonight's 20\/20; it notes it invited the whole town to a Peace and Reconciliation Barbecue. Vindy.com talked to attendees, who didn't report much in the way of reconciliation.",
        "Caption": "Man Sues 40 People Over 5K Horn Honks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_356",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2012 7:48 AM CDT) The Americas weren't initially populated in one sweeping migration across the land bridge from Siberia, but in three distinct waves, according to a new DNA study. By comparing genetic markers on 52 modern day Native American populations and 17 Siberian ones, they've concluded that while the Americas were mostly populated in an initial wave 15,000 years ago, two smaller subsequent migrations brought the Eskimos, Aleutians, and the Na-Dene speaking peoples, the Wall Street Journal reports. The three-migration theory was first put forth by linguist Joseph Greenberg in 1987, and has been hotly debated ever since, the New York Times explains. The DNA study is the most comprehensive yet on the topic. This is monumental work, says one anthropologist, praising the enormity of the database and the global approach. The study largely vindicates Greenberg, but whereas Greenberg imagined three completely distinct groups, the study shows that later waves intermingled with the first; Eskimos, for instance, inherit about half their genes from first-wavers.",
        "Caption": "First Americans Arrived Via Land Bridge in 3 Waves",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_357",
        "News Article": "(Oct 28, 2008 11:47 AM CDT) Some 15% of female Iraq or Afghanistan veterans seeking medical care report suffering sexual trauma, including harassment or assault while on duty, a study finds, with more than half suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. The study by the Department of Veterans Affairs surveyed more than 125,000 in 2001-2007, USA Today reports; the Pentagon plans to bolster prevention efforts. Another recent study found that the programs don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t always work and that more than half of victims don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t report the abuse. A typical scenario for a victim is it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s either a supervisor or someone at her level, in the same military unit, says a counselor, noting that less than a third of victims she sees have told the military.",
        "Caption": "15% of Women Vets Report Sexual Abuse: Study",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_358",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2013 10:36 AM CDT) Spain's annual running of the drunken thrillseekers, er, bulls, kicked off today, as thousands crowded the storied streets of Pamplona to test their mettle against the beasts. The end result was four injuries (one American, one Aussie, one Brit, and one native of Pamplona, for those keeping score at home), but mercifully zero of those were gored, reports the AP. It's tremendous how many people there are here today, said Pamplona's mayor of crowds that were swelled because the run fell on a weekend. For the uninitiated, on each morning of the nine-day Fiesta de San Fermin, six bulls and six steers race the streets from a holding pen to a central bull ring where matadors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand near-certain death\u00e2\u20ac\u201dawait. Bulls have killed 15 people since 1924. The first feeling while you're running is just surviving, says one American participant. I feel very fortunate that the people of Pamplona should share all this with us.",
        "Caption": "4 Hurt as Pamplona Kicks Off",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_359",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2013 9:15 AM CDT) Frank Lautenberg, the New Jersey Democrat who was the oldest sitting member of the United States Senate, died this morning of viral pneumonia at the age of 89, reports the Record. Lautenberg, who had been diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2010, had been in ill health since late last year and said in February he would not run for re-election in 2014. Gov. Chris Christie will appoint his temporary replacement and schedule a special election; Cory Booker has not been shy about his intention to run for the seat. A few notable facts, by way of the Record, AP, and Washington Post: Lautenberg was New Jersey's longest-serving senator ever, the chamber's last World War II vet, and the author of the bill that banned smoking on domestic airline flights.",
        "Caption": "NJ Sen. Lautenberg Dead at 89",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_360",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2009 8:30 AM) A NATO airstrike in the western province of Badghis mistakenly hit a joint base housing coalition troops and Afghan security forces, killing four Afghan soldiers and three policemen, Afghan officials said today. An Afghan army commando unit, district police members and foreign forces were in the base in the Bala Marghab district at the time of yesterday's airstrike, which also wounded 15. The Afghan defense ministry said NATO and Afghan authorities were investigating the incident and would issue a report soon. Also yesterday, more than 25 members of NATO and Afghan security forces were injured during a search for two US paratroopers missing from a resupply mission since Wednesday. Local police said the two Americans were swept away by a river in the western province of Badghis when they tried to retrieve supplies that had been airlifted and had accidentally fallen into the water.",
        "Caption": "NATO Airstrike Kills 7 Afghan Soldiers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_361",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2008 3:46 PM CDT) Two decades after its founding, al-Qaeda's golden years are over, argues Peter Bergen in the Washington Post. Osama bin Laden's plan has largely backfired: 9\/11 neither resulted in US withdrawal from the Middle East, or in the defeat of impious Middle Eastern regimes. But while al-Qaeda discredited itself in Iraq and jihadists are less centralized than in 2001, the organization still poses a threat to the West. Most alarming is al-Qaeda Central's hold on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, and the number of Muslim foreigners who have been traveling there. And while European Islamists are seldom linked to al-Qaeda, disenfranchised immigrants remain fertile ground for new recruits. Plus, bin Laden is still on the loose, effectively raising calls to arms in the media. The legacy will endure, even after al-Qaeda is defeated, writes Bergen.",
        "Caption": "At 20, al-Qaeda Is in Decline",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_362",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2013 4:04 AM) A million people have now fled Syria to avoid the war raging there\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand half of them are children, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees reported today. Syria is spiraling towards full-scale disaster, commissioner Ant\u00c3\u00b3nio Guterres said. We are doing everything we can to help, but the international humanitarian response capacity is dangerously stretched. The defections have accelerated dramatically this year, with more than 400,000 fleeing since January. The UN hadn't expected to pass the 1 million mark for three more months, the BBC reports. The influx has put a real strain on neighboring countries; Lebanon, for instance, has seen its population swell as much as 10%, while Turkey has spent $600 million on refugee camps. Jordan and Iraq have also been sharing the load. Jordan's king yesterday urged other countries to help carry the tremendous burden, and Guterres echoed that call. These countries should not only be recognized for their unstinting commitment to keeping their borders open for Syrian refugees, he said, they should be massively supported.",
        "Caption": "Syria's Refugee Tally: 1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_363",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2009 4:02 PM) At its best, U2\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s latest album has the band both pushing forward with a dense, atmospheric sound courtesy of producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut in other moments, Bono and company are content to lazily rehash their stadium-pop formula, critics say.",
        "Caption": "U2's Latest Good, Not Great",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_364",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2013 6:59 AM) When described by his parents, Jose Reyes doesn't sound like a killer: He kissed them every day, worked at the family restaurant and saved his money, then used it to buy dinner for his parents or presents for his two younger sisters. Yet the 12-year-old shot two students and killed a teacher at Sparks Middle School in Nevada last month before turning the gun, taken from his parents' home, on himself. We did not know Jose was angry or upset about conditions at school, the boy's father, also named Jose Reyes, tells the Reno Gazette-Journal in the family's first interview since the shootings. He had never complained about any particular teacher or student, the elder Reyes continues. We knew that he had been teased and that he was trying to work through a speech problem that he had. Several students have indicated Jose was bullied at school; others have said he was shy but did have friends. Jose's father and mother, Liliana Reyes, also expressed sincere condolences to the family of Michael Landsberry, the teacher who was killed. They said their daughters, ages 7 and 8, miss their brother. The 8-year-old said the only thing she wants for Christmas is for her brother to be here, Liliana Reyes says.",
        "Caption": "Parents of Nevada Shooter, 12: He Kissed Us Every Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_365",
        "News Article": "(May 30, 2009 7:25 AM CDT) Dozens of pilot whales beached this morning near the storm-lashed tip of South Africa, prompting a massive rescue operation. Six bulldozers were deployed to push the 55 whales back into the water, but as soon as we put them back into the sea, they swim back to the beach again, said a spokesman for the rescue effort. It's not a very easy situation. One whale has died, and high winds and rough seas were frustrating the rescue attempts. Hundreds of volunteers and onlookers flocked to the beach at Kommitjie, near Cape Point, and were blocking the main approach road.",
        "Caption": "55 Whales Beach on S. African Shore",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_366",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2019 12:38 AM CDT) A California judge declared a mistrial Tuesday on the remaining charges against former NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr. after a jury convicted him of raping a 58-year-old homeless woman but could not break a deadlock over two counts of rape involving a 54-year-old hitchhiker and an unconscious teen. Prosecutors did not immediately say whether they would retry the eight undecided charges but agreed to return to court Friday to discuss that option and possibly set a new trial date. Winslow, who played for Cleveland, Tampa Bay, New England, and the New York Jets, currently faces up to nine years in prison and must register as a sex offender, the AP reports. The jury on Monday found him guilty of an attack last year on the homeless woman in his picturesque beach community of Encinitas, north of San Diego.",
        "Caption": "Mistrial Declared on 2 Rape Counts Against Ex-NFL Player",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_367",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2010 5:00 AM) The niece of Britain's defense minister has been sentenced to 15 years for fatally slashing a man she picked up at a bar for sex. I do not even dare ask forgiveness from Olivier\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s family,\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Jessica Davies told a French court yesterday, referring to her 24-year-old victim. What I did terrifies me. I will never again touch a drop of alcohol. Investigators believe the murder in a French apartment may have been inspired by the gruesome stabbing death of Meredith Kercher in Italy just days earlier. The prosecutor said yesterday that Davies, who has the devil's beauty, was in the habit of using men as pure sex objects on which to inflict her distress. Psychiatrists had reported that Davies has a troubled, borderline personality. She claimed to only have a spotty memory of slashing her lover's throat, then stabbing him in the chest. I wanted to cut him a bit and it went right in, she told police. She was sentenced to a year longer than the term requested by the prosecution.",
        "Caption": "Sex Slasher Gets 15 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_368",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2010 7:03 PM) Isabelle Caro, a French actress and model whose emaciated image appeared in a shock ad campaign against anorexia, has died at age 28. A friend said she didn't know the cause of death but that Caro had been sick for a long time, referring to her anorexia. Caro was featured in a campaign called No Anorexia in 2007 for an Italian fashion house. Images across newspapers and billboards showed Caro naked, with her vertebrae and facial bones protruding. She weighed about 60 pounds at the time. Caro said on her blog and in interviews that she had suffered from anorexia since she was 13. She wrote a book published in France in 2008 titled The Little Girl Who Didn't Want to Get Fat. Caro also spoke out about her anorexia and her efforts to recover, and the menace of eating disorders on the fashion industry. Click here for more, including a video interview with her.",
        "Caption": "French Model in Anti-Anorexia Campaign Dead at 28",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_369",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2008 5:30 PM CDT) Starbucks will offer its customers 2 hours of free Wi-Fi a day starting next week, its latest effort to snap out of a sales slump, USA Today reports. Those eligible need a Starbucks Card and must register online with the company's rewards program. Critics say the move isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t the severe re-imagining the firm needs, but Starbucks argues the Internet access will pump up the already successful Starbucks Card program They are desperate to keep the traffic going in their stores, says a branding expert. But free Internet access won't get you there. Starbucks needs to fundamentally rethink the environment of its stores.",
        "Caption": "Starbucks Offers Free Wi-Fi for 2 Hours a Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_370",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2008 1:41 PM) After beginning the day with a slight deficit, Al Franken has opened up a 250-vote lead over incumbent Norm Coleman in Minnesota\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s ongoing Senate race, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. While the race appears to be tipping Franken's way, don't expect any resolution until after the new year, given the complexity of the recount and its various legal challenges. While varying headlines and a flurry of different numbers will continue, we encourage everyone to just hang on until the process is finished, said a statement from the Coleman camp. When it is finished, Norm Coleman will still lead. Franken's camp says its foes look desperate and panicked.",
        "Caption": "Franken Takes Lead by 250 Votes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_371",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2015 9:44 AM) A Heisman Trophy that OJ Simpson won in 1968 has been recovered more than 20 years after it was stolen in a burglary at the University of Southern California, police said last night. The trophy and a Simpson jersey were stolen in a burglary at Heritage Hall, home to USC's athletic department, on July 28, 1994. At the time, Simpson was awaiting trial for the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman, who were killed the previous month. He was ultimately acquitted in 1995. The trophy was recovered last month by detectives assigned to the LAPD's Art Theft Detail, the department said in a statement. The recovered Heisman is the duplicate that's given to the university of the winning player, not the one given to Simpson himself in 1968, police said. It remained in police possession, and USC athletic officials had no immediate comment last night. Police would give no further details on where or how they found the trophy, saying the investigation was still open. They're seeking the public's help with further leads in the probe and any word on the location of the jersey, which remains missing. Simpson's own trophy was seized under a $33.5 million judgment after a civil court found him liable for the deaths of his ex-wife and Goldman.",
        "Caption": "Stolen OJ Simpson Heisman Found, 20 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_372",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2009 12:47 PM CDT) Apple is in talks about developing an iPhone for Verizon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s wireless network\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith possible deployment next year, USA Today reports. Currently, the iPhone is only available on AT&T\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s GSM network, which is incompatible with Verizon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s CDMA operation. AT&T has exclusive US rights to the iPhone into 2010, and analysts expect AT&T to try to retain them for at least another year. Breaking the (iPhone) exclusivity with AT&T is a huge thing, one analyst said. AT&T signed up 1.6 million iPhone customers in the most recent quarter, 40% of them new to AT&T, and its mobile data revenue was up nearly 40%. But the opportunity for Apple to tap into Verizon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 80 million users is huge; very few are thought to also own an iPhone.",
        "Caption": "Verizon May Get iPhone in 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_373",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2008 6:10 PM) NPR\u00c2 will take two shows off the air and lay off 64 employees\u00e2\u20ac\u201d7% of its workforce\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto close an unexpected $23 million budget shortfall. Shows getting the ax are Day to Day and News and Notes, both of which sought to diversify NPR's audience. The layoffs are the first organization-wide job cuts in 25 years, the Washington Post reports. All funding sources have taken a hit, particularly corporate underwriting. And because of declining investment values, NPR\u00c2 won't receive any income this year from a $230 million endowment it received in 2003 from Joan Kroc, widow of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc. The Post sees the cutbacks as a retreat from NPR's attempts to lure younger listeners and minorities.",
        "Caption": "NPR Lays Off 7% of Staff, Cuts 2 Shows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_374",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2012 7:22 AM CDT) About 300 people observing the anniversary of Occupy Wall Street marched to tiny Zuccotti Park in New York's lower Manhattan, the birthplace and headquarters for the protest movement. Police patrolled the crowd yesterday and took at least a dozen people into custody near Trinity Church, which borders Zuccotti Park. Police confirmed that they made arrests, mostly for disorderly conduct, but they did not have a total number. Protesters marched from Washington Square Park and headed south down Broadway to Zuccotti Park, chanting as they went. The group later thinned out. The march came on the first of three days of planned events. The official anniversary date is tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "300 Mark Occupy's 1-Year Anniversary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_375",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2013 3:54 PM CDT) It looked like a normal plate of spaghetti marinara, perfectly edible by school cafeteria standards. But when a Chicago high school student bit into it, he got a rude awakening. Someone had spiked a jar of the school's marinara sauce with Da Bomb hot sauce, a brand that prides itself on its near toxicity, ABC News reports. One variety, Final Answer Hot Sauce has almost as many Scoville units as pepper spray. The student complained to cafeteria staff, who investigated. The result? Three of the staffers wound up in the hospital from inhaling the fumes of the stuff. Police and school officials have just now revealed the May 14 incident, saying they've arrested the student they suspect perpetrated the prank. He'll be charged as a juvenile with misdemeanor battery.",
        "Caption": "Hot Sauce Prank Sends 3 to Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_376",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2015 10:47 AM CDT) Laverne Minnick vividly remembers learning that her older brother had been reported missing in action during the Korean War some 65 years ago when she was just 17. When I got up the next morning and looked at my dad, his hair was gray. It was brown the day before, says Minnick, now 82. Many people say that's not possible, but that's what I remember. That's how upset we were. One by one, Robert V. Witt's family members died not knowing what exactly became of the 20-year-old Army corporal from Bellflower, Calif. Should Minnick ever meet them again, she can finally put the mystery to rest. Found in North Korea and identified last month, Witt's remains were returned to Minnick early last week and will be buried with full military honors at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier on Friday, reports the Long Beach Press-Telegram. Witt, a soldier with Task Force Faith, was among those attacked by Chinese forces at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in November 1950. US troops adjusted their position on Dec. 1, and Witt was reported MIA a day later. US soldiers returned in POW exchanges in 1953 told officials that Witt had been captured and died of malnutrition around Jan. 31, 1951, but his remains weren't returned after the war. Around 2000, however, US and North Korean officials uncovered remains near Hwaong-Ri Village. Among the bones recovered, plus those found in 208 boxes sent to the US from 1990 to 1994, were two femur bones with DNA matching samples supplied by Witt's mother and brothers. My mom didn't think she would be alive to hear the news, says Minnick's daughter. I am so happy, Minnick adds. He's going to be home, where he belongs, with his family.",
        "Caption": "Korean War Vet's Remains Return, 65 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_377",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2010 6:37 PM) France's campaign to stop illegal downloads is well under way, with the program nicknamed Big Brother sending out warning emails to 100,000 people so far, reports the Guardian. Repeat offenders\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhose details are gleaned through service providers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dface fines and banishment from the web for a year. It's a pet program of President Nicolas Sarkozy and his singer wife Carla Bruni as a way to protect artists, though critics say it's a violation of civil liberties and ineffective to boot. The French newspaper Le Figaro has published replies from some of those caught so far, including this gem: It's true, I downloaded an episode of this [unnamed] series. I had no choice, I'd followed the whole season, I was hooked. ... I won't do it again, but please just let me download the last episode of the series.",
        "Caption": "France Warns 100K Illegal Downloaders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_378",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2009 8:50 PM CDT) Rihanna wants a Gucci gown and $1.4 million in jewelry back from the LAPD, E! Online reports. The singer filed a motion in Los Angeles this week for their return, so she can give them to companies that loaned them to her on Grammy night. The LAPD seized the dress, hoop earrings, and metal rings as evidence when they arrested Chris Brown for allegedly beating Rihanna in February. If the DA doesn't need the items, and the LAPD doesn't need the items, there's no reason why they shouldn't be returned, Rihanna's lawyer tells People. The Brown and Rihanna legal teams say pictures of the evidence will suffice, but city officials are yet to respond. According to Rihanna's filing, an LAPD\u00c2 detective has ignored requests for the items' return.",
        "Caption": "Rihanna to Cops: Return My $1.4M Bling",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_379",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2014 1:00 PM) The murders of NYPD officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu may have just happened over the weekend, but for Jim Dwyer, the killings were eerily reminiscent of the early 1970s. Writing for the New York Times, Dwyer describes the Macombs Dam Bridge he used to walk across as a boy, and how it was the site of a May 1971 ambush shooting of NYPD officers Joseph Piagentini and Waverly Jones. He recalls four other NYC police officers viciously attacked (two of them, Gregory Foster and Rocco Laurie, died) over the next year, noting that in an instant this weekend, it seemed as though 43 years had not passed, and that it was 1971 again. Ramos' and Liu's deaths shocked New York, which hadn't seen an officer fatally shot on duty since 2011, or partners die together since two auxiliary officers were gunned down in 2007, per the New York Daily News and the Officer Down Memorial Page. Dwyer touches upon the differences between the NYPD of his day and the current NYPD\u00e2\u20ac\u201dspecifically, the more diverse makeup of today's officers, men and women from 50 countries who speak scores of languages to create a Police Department [that] looks more like the city than ever. And yet, he sadly notes, that diversity isn't bulletproof: To the person who killed Officers Liu and Ramos, just as to the people who killed Officers Jones and Piagentini, Foster and Laurie, the only color that mattered was blue. All of them, with skin tones that ran from black to white, got bullets to the head. But while Dwyer laments how the vitriol on social media is a river of rage that shows contempt for racial [and] political others, he ends with the words of Ramos' aunt, who told reporters Sunday she hopes we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful coexistence. Click for the full piece.",
        "Caption": "NYC Cop Killings Recall 1971-72",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_380",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2016 1:35 PM CDT) Prince was apparently battling opioid addiction when he died\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand when he did die, he lay in an elevator for at least six hours before being found, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Sources close to the investigation say Prince had suffered an opioid overdose on April 15 and received treatment from a Twin Cities physician to help battle opioid-addiction withdrawal. But Prince grew agitated in the following days and went to a local hospital for intravenous treatment on April 20. At some point Prince's staff contacted environmental and labor activist Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, who had worked with Prince, and Ellis-Lamkins reached out to Howard Kornfeld, an addiction and pain specialist in California who then sent his son Andrew to Paisley Park. Two associates of Prince led Andrew into Paisley Park on April 21 and began screaming when they discovered the singer's body in an elevator, sources say. A paramedic said Prince had been dead for six hours or more. Soon another doctor, Michael Schulenberg, showed up and told investigators he had given Prince treatment twice in April, including on April 20, and was only at Paisley Park to show the singer his test results. So are any doctors at fault? Well, Andrew Kornfeld went to Paisley Park carrying a dose of Suboxone, which contains buprenorphine, an opiate-addiction drug he wasn't licensed to administer, People reports. A lawyer says Kornfeld only happened to have the drug, but possession alone could get him a $10,000 fine and up to 5 years in prison.",
        "Caption": "Prince Lay Dead in Elevator for 6 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_381",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2009 8:52 PM CDT) Scary thought of the day: Ashton Kutcher has about 860,000 followers on Twitter. Kutcher himself says he's a little startled by the number\u00e2\u20ac\u201d that's a little crazy \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich makes him No. 3 in terms of followers. Nevertheless, he's issuing a challenge to No. 1 CNN (about 923,000) and says he'll be the first to 1 million, ABC\u00c2 News reports. If he wins, he promises a doorbell prank on CNN\u00c2 founder Ted Turner. The sleeper at No. 2? Britney Spears.",
        "Caption": "Kutcher Racing CNN to 1M Twitter Followers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_382",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2013 6:46 PM) One consequence of Chicag's rising murder rate: City police are now responding to fewer 911 calls in person to focus on gun violence. Dispatchers will reroute calls deemed less serious\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcar thefts, for example\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto desk officers who will deal with them entirely by phone, reports the Wall Street Journal. The city hopes to handle about 151,000 police reports, about 30% of the total, over the phone this year, double last year's total. The shift to the controversial strategy, already employed to some degree by other big cities around the nation, comes as Chicago defied the national trend by racking up more than 500 homicides last year and more than than 40 in January of this year. The latter total includes the high-profile shooting of a teen girl who had performed at President Obama's inauguration.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Cops Cut Back on 911 Responses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_383",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2010 12:32 PM) At least 30 people were killed and dozens more hurt in four suicide attacks in the Afghan city of Kandahar. A local official\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe half-brother of President Hamid Karzai\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays a main target of the attacks was a prison, but no prisoners escaped. It may have been an attempt to duplicate a blast in 2008 that freed hundreds of suspected insurgents. Other explosions occurred near the police headquarters and at a wedding hall.",
        "Caption": "4 Suicide Attacks Kill 30 in Afghanistan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_384",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2008 12:28 PM CDT) The Defense Department cannot show that nearly $6 billion the US has sent to Pakistan since 2001 has been used, as intended, to fight terrorism. In a report yesterday, the Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t properly tracked the funds, CNN reports, blindly signing off on questionable charges\u00e2\u20ac\u201dleading critics to charge that Pakistan bolstered its own defense capability at US expense. A case in point was $200 million spent on air-defense radar, though the Taliban and al-Qaeda have no known air forces. The Pentagon acknowledges the money problem, but says Pakistan has also paid a high price in the war on terror, losing roughly 1,400 soldiers.",
        "Caption": "US Can't Be Sure Pakistan's $6B Went to Fight Terror",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_385",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2009 3:52 AM) The Delaware pediatrician linked to horrific sexual abuse of patients as young as 3 months old assaulted as many as 100 children, investigators believe. Earl Bradley was arrested after a toddler complained to her mom that the doctor had hurt her. Police found videotapes Bradley had filmed of himself assaulting his patients in his gaily decorated examination rooms and a renovated garage next door as their parents were told to wait outside, reports the News Journal. Bradley currently faces charges of sexual assault on nine girls, including an infant, but those charges will likely be expanded. Bradley was doctor to many children in the small town of Lewes, population 3,000. It makes me sick, said a parent. I've worked with little toddlers and babies. I can't imagine anybody hurting any of them. Authorities are basing their estimates of victims on flash drives of video recordings recovered from Bradley's office. The community is in shock, said a local pastor. We're praying for everyone affected by this.",
        "Caption": "Pediatrician Molested Up to 100 Kids: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_386",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2009 11:39 AM CDT) Conservative Chicago Sun-Times columnist Robert Novak died this morning at 78, after a year-long battle with brain cancer, the Sun-Times reports. Known, to his delight, as the Prince of Darkness, Novak\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Inside Report column has been syndicated since 1963. He was at the center of the Valerie Plame scandal, identifying her as an operative in his column. He was someone who loved being a journalist, loved journalism and loved his country and loved his family, said Novak's wife. We at the Sun-Times will remember Bob as a generous friend and colleague, a tireless workhorse, an innovator in journalism, and an example of how to practice our profession, the paper said in an editorial.",
        "Caption": "Robert Novak Dead at 78",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_387",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2008 12:52 PM CDT) Hedge funds have fallen an average of 0.75% in the first half of 2008, the worst yearly start for the industry since Hedge Fund Research began collecting data in 1990. Even 2002, the only year on record in which the $1.9 trillion industry lost money, was sunnier. Investors are showing less patience than before to live through the bad times, one analyst tells Bloomberg. Underperforming funds are the hardest hit, as those with capital seek out fund managers with proven track records in a down market. But so far, Bloomberg notes, the money is staying in the industry. We don't see investors pulling the plug across the board and putting their capital into cash, one manager said.",
        "Caption": "First Half of '08 Worst Ever for Hedge Funds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_388",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2010 12:45 PM CDT) A 3-year-old girl underwent surgery today to repair a skull fracture suffered when a line drive screamed into the Dodger Stadium stands. Dodgers catcher Russell Martin smacked the ball past third base at about 5:30 last night, the LA Times reports. Her father was seen carrying her unresponsive body to a first aid station, while a tearful Martin looked on and shook his head. He has offered to pay the child's medical expenses. As soon as it hit, I heard the sound, I knew it wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t a good sound. And then I saw him grab her, it didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t look like she was moving, so that was scary, Martin said. I mean, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve hit somebody before, but not where they had to be rushed to the hospital.",
        "Caption": "Line Drive Fractures 3-Year-Old's Skull",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_389",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2014 1:03 AM) A small Swiss museum is ready to take on a huge collection of art looted by the Nazis\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the mammoth task of finding the rightful owners of the paintings. Insiders tell the Wall Street Journal that the Kunstmuseum Bern is preparing to accept the $1.3 billion collection of Cornelius Gurlitt, who died in May\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot long after his hoard was discovered at his Munich home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand unexpectedly made the museum his sole heir. If the museum does accept the collection, heirs of Holocaust victims could receive restitution in a matter of days. Gurlitt, the son of Hitler's art dealer, made a deal with German authorities to return art known to have been looted to present-day heirs. Sources say Gurlitt decided to leave the collection, much of which had been deemed degenerate by the Nazis, to the Swiss because he was unhappy about how he was treated by German authorities. But the German government, which has been under pressure to return stolen artwork, will be glad to see the scandal end, the Journal notes. One potential hiccup could be a psychiatric report that found Gurlitt was in no fit state to make a will\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe was paranoid and believed Nazis had been hunting him since the 1960s to recover the art, according to reports in the German press\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's not likely to be an issue unless the museum decides against taking the collection, causing the art to be distributed among Gurlitt's distant relatives, Deutsche Welle reports.",
        "Caption": "Museum Ready to Take $1.3B in Nazi-Looted Art",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_390",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2008 8:40 AM) Ford is slashing its stake in Mazda by nearly two-thirds, joining other struggling US automakers in a fire-sale of prized assets to stay afloat. Ford, which owns 33.4% of Mazda, will sell about a 20% stake, the companies said. The sale would net Ford $540 million based on Mazda's closing price today, barely a quarter of what it would have been worth a year ago.",
        "Caption": "Ford Sells 20% Stake in Mazda to Raise Cash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_391",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2011 12:30 AM) Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam has broken another record. The former billionaire, who received the longest-ever prison sentence for insider trading last month, has been ordered to pay the largest-ever Securities and Exchange Commission civil penalty for insider trading, reports the New York Times. The $92.8 million penalty, combined with the fines and forfeitures ordered last month, means Rajaratnam will have to pay a total of $156.6 million. The judge said the huge penalty was appropriate because it sends the message that insider trading should be a money-losing proposition, and because Rajaratnam's fortune considerably exceeds the earlier fines. When to this is added the huge and brazen nature of Rajaratnam's insider trading scheme, which, even by his own estimate, netted tens of millions of dollars and continued for years, this case cries out for the kind of civil penalty that will deprive this defendant of a material part of his fortune, the judge said.",
        "Caption": "Galleon Founder Slapped With $92.8M Civil Penalty",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_392",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2014 6:30 AM) Details are coming to light in yesterday's shooting spree north of Philadelphia, as police search for the suspect and communities in Montgomery and Bucks counties hunker down. Bradley William Stone, a 35-year-old former Marine reservist who spent a few months in Iraq and is said to have PTSD, is suspected of killing his ex-wife and five of his former in-laws, CNN reports. The first 911 call came in around 4:30am yesterday, and police found Stone's former mother-in-law and former grandmother-in-law dead in a house in Lansdale. Shortly thereafter, a neighbor of Stone's ex-wife, Nicole, also called 911; police found Nicole Stone, 33, dead at an apartment in Lower Salford. The couple's two daughters, believed to be around 8 and 5 years old, lived with Nicole Stone, but they were unharmed; Stone dropped them off with one of his neighbors in Pennsburg around 5:30am. The Stones divorced in 2009 and were said to be in a bitter custody dispute. Around 8am, police found Nicole Stone's sister, her husband, and their 14-year-old daughter dead in their home in Souderton; their 17-year-old son was wounded and is being treated in a Philadelphia hospital. Before the teen was taken out of the house on a stretcher, SWAT teams had surrounded the home and Stone was believed to have barricaded himself inside, ABC News reports. But upon entering the home after firing a diversionary device, officers did not find Stone, NBC Philadelphia reports. A man resembling Stone and wearing fatigues attacked a man in Doylestown, in neighboring Bucks County, last night, demanding his car keys; the man had a gun and fired shots at the suspect, who was last seen running into the woods. We do not know where he is, says the district attorney, who noted that officials have his vehicle, so it's not clear how he's traveling. Schools in Upper Perkiomen have closed today as a precaution.",
        "Caption": "Pa. Gunman on the Loose After 6 Killed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_393",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2008 3:30 AM) United Technologies is bidding $3 billion for Diebold, one of the largest manufacturers of ATMs and voting machines. The unsolicited bid is $40 per share, a 66% premium over Diebold\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s closing stock price Friday of $24.12, reports the New York Times. The deal would provide an opportunity for United Technologies to expand its electronic security business. Last year, the company bought Initial Electronic Security Systems for some $1.2 billion. Diebold has faced both internal and external problems recently. Last week the company said it plans to cut 5% of its workforce due to an anticipated drop in demand for ATMs. The market value of the Ohio-based company was $1.6 billion as of Friday.",
        "Caption": "United Tech Makes $3B Bid for Diebold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_394",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2010 10:49 AM) The Supreme Court is blocking a broadcast of the trial on California's same-sex marriage ban, at least for the first few days. The high court today said it will not allow video of the trial to be posted on YouTube.com, even with a delay, until the justices have more time to consider the issue. It said that the order will be in place at least until Wednesday. The federal trial is scheduled to begin later today in San Francisco. It will consider whether the Proposition 8 gay marriage ban approved by California voters in November 2008 is legal. Opponents of the broadcast say they fear witness testimony might be affected if cameras are present. Justice Stephen Breyer said he would have allowed cameras while the court considers the matter.",
        "Caption": "No Broadcast for Prop 8 Trial: Supreme Court",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_395",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2013 5:04 PM CDT) That the US killed American citizens in drone strikes isn't exactly news, but today marks the first time the White House is officially acknowledging it, reports the Washington Post. One day before President Obama gives a speech related to US drone strategy, attorney general Eric Holder sent a letter to Congress acknowledging that the US has killed four Americans in such strikes. That includes the highly publicized killing of US-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen in 2011. He was the only one of the four directly targeted, and Holder said the move was justified because Awlaki had planned\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was continuing to plan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dspecific attacks on the US. In particular, Holder cited the failed plot to blow up an airliner on Christmas Eve in 2009. (You can read the letter via the New York Times. The other three were Samir Khan, who was killed in the Awlaki attack; Awlaki's 16-year-old son, who was killed in a subsequent strike on another target; and Jude Kennan Mohammad, a native of Florida who later lived in North Carolina. Mohammad was apparently killed in Pakistan in 2011, and his death had been the subject of unconfirmed rumors since, reports the Times. He had been on the FBI's Most Wanted List for his links to terror groups, reports NBC News.",
        "Caption": "US Admits Killing 4 Citizens in Drone Strikes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_396",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2013 1:03 PM CDT) The divide between the Republican establishment and the Tea Party is growing wider, analysts say. Case in point: Politico reports that eight of the 20 most ardent members of the House pro-shutdown faction haven't given a red cent to the National Republican Congressional Committee, though midterm election are looming. These members ... talk until they are red in the face about how this shutdown effort will somehow help Republicans in 2014, says a party aide, but none of them have stepped up to the plate to make sure the party has the resources it needs to actually win races. They include congress members like Michele Bachmann, Idaho's Raul Labrador, and Texas' Louie Gohmert, all of whom have plenty of political cash on hand. At the Hill, a top Republican tells Juan Williams of a total split between $30 and $30,000 party donors; the former are Tea Partiers while the latter are big businesses, who opposed the shutdown over fears of its economic impact. Indeed, with five Senate incumbents seeing primary challenges, an analyst is comparing the party's divide to the French Revolution, notes Business Insider\u00e2\u20ac\u201d when the Committee for Public Safety became more and more radical, beheading the moderates, until the revolution imploded.",
        "Caption": "As GOP Eyes 2014, Tea Partiers Sit on Wallets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_397",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2016 4:52 AM CDT) Police in Fort Myers, Florida, are searching for suspects after at least two people were killed and about 14 hurt in a shooting outside a nightclub hosting an event for teenagers. Police responding to reports of shots fired in the parking lot of Club Blu around 12:30am found victims with injuries ranging from minor to life-threatening, WBBH reports. Three people remained hospitalized, two of them with serious injuries, reports WINK. Three suspects were taken into custody as police searched two other scenes, including one a few blocks away where houses and a car were shot at. Witnesses say there were at least 30 shots from multiple guns fired outside the nightclub, which was hosting an event called the Swimsuit Glow Party. No age ID was required for entry. It was a young teen event, witness Tatianna Nouhaioi tells ABC News. There were kids. The kid I was holding in my lap, he was 14 years old that got shot. And then there was a little girl who also got shot and she was 13. One of the security guard's daughter got shot, so I mean there was kids 13, 14, 15, 16. It was a young kids event. Those injured range in age from about 12 to 27. Details about the two people killed were not released, but both were males. The shooting comes about a month after the shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead, Up to 14 Hurt in Florida Nightclub Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_398",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2015 3:13 PM CDT) The suspect in this morning's on-air killings had apparently been trying to pitch a story to ABC News over the past few weeks, the network reports. This morning, he faxed a manifesto to ABC after the shooting (a fax the network shared with authorities), and later called to confess. He said authorities were after me before hanging up. The 23-page faxed document, which he calls a Suicide Note for Friends and Family, says his name is Bryce Williams, legal name Vester Lee Flanagan II, and that it was the Charleston church shooting sent me over the top and led to today's shooting. The church shooting was the tipping point\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6but my anger has been building steadily...I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been a human powder keg for a while\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6just waiting to go BOOM!!!! he wrote. Flanagan, described as a disgruntled former employee of the station for which the slain journalists worked, also listed grievances at work including racial discrimination, bullying, and sexual harassment; he says he was attacked for being gay and black. Yes, it will sound like I am angry...I am, he says in the letter, which also expresses admiration for the Virginia Tech mass killer and the Columbine High School killers. And I have every right to be. But when I leave this Earth, the only emotion I want to feel is peace....",
        "Caption": "On-Air Shooting Suspect Left 23-Page 'Suicide Note'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_399",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2014 3:35 PM CDT) Beverly House, in Beverly Hills, has a storied past: Not only was it once home to publishing giant William Randolph Hearst and actress Marion Davies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was also a honeymoon destination for Jackie and John F. Kennedy. Perhaps less appealingly, it's the site of the famous Godfather scene in which a horse head turns up in a bed. It also appeared in The Bodyguard, agents Hilton & Hyland note. Now, Beverly House is on the market for $135 million. Alternatively, you can lease it for $600,000 per month, the Los Angeles Times reports. The seller is attorney and investor Leonard M. Ross, who previously sought $165 million for the home. It's a six-acre property, and the house itself is 50,000 square feet. Designed by Gordon Kauffman, the home includes a 50-foot entry hall and 22-foot ceilings in the living room. There are three pools, a tennis court, and a terrace that can seat 400. Beverly House was built in the 1920s by a banker named Milton Getz, the Times notes.",
        "Caption": "JFK, Jackie O's Honeymoon Home: Yours for $135M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_400",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2008 6:26 PM CDT) The Army may pay $150,000 to US soldiers who speak Arabic if they agree to stay in the service, the Christian Science Monitor reports. The Army also is ramping up its program to recruit and train Arabic speakers, both in the US and abroad. If the retention bonus is approved, it would put Arabic-speaking soldiers and translators on par with members of the Army's elite Special Forces. The Army is looking to boost its numbers in a time of tight competition from other military services, private contractors, the FBI, and the CIA. It currently has about 600 such linguists, whose military job designation is known as the 09 Limas. To help with recruitment, the Defense Department is offering an expedited green-card process for qualified candidates.",
        "Caption": "Army May Pay $150K Bonus to Arabic Speakers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_401",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2012 4:17 AM CDT) Seventeen years after a sarin gas attack in Tokyo killed 13 commuters and sickened thousands, one of the two remaining fugitives has been caught, reports the New York Times. Formerly a top member of the religious group Aum Shinrikyo, 40-year-old Naoko Kikuchi is accused of making the sarin gas. Police received a tip that someone resembling Kikuchi was living in a house 20 miles west of Tokyo. She did not resist when police picked her up. The man Kikuchi was living with has also turned himself in to police, reports AP. Hiroto Takahashi, 41, had been living with Kikuchi for six years.",
        "Caption": "Fugitive of 1995 Tokyo Gas Attack Arrested",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_402",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2011 8:19 AM CDT) A full 86% of US adults approve of interracial marriage, a new Gallup poll shows\u00e2\u20ac\u201dquite a change from the 4% who approved in 1958. UPI touts the high number, noting that approval is at its highest point yet, with the nation on the verge of unanimity on the topic. But, as Margaret Hartmann notes on Jezebel, that number also implies that more than one in 10 people are against two people loving each other because of the color of their skin. African Americans approved of interracial marriage at a higher rate of 96%, while 84% of whites approved. Approval is also somewhat lower among Southerners, Republicans, conservatives, and those with less education. The least approving? The elderly, of whom just 66% approved.",
        "Caption": "86% of Americans Are OK With Interracial Marriage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_403",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2012 7:30 AM CDT) Good advice for young entrepreneurs or another sign that Mitt Romney can't relate to ordinary Americans? Romney told Ohio college students yesterday that if they wanted to start a business, they should just borrow $20,000 or so from their parents, as a friend of his did. (Jimmy John of sandwich franchise fame, notes the New York Times.) We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve always encouraged young people: Take a shot, go for it, take a risk, get the education, borrow money if you have to from your parents, start a business, he said at Otterbein University, notes the progressive blog ThinkProgress. The advice fits right into the characterization that Romney is \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcout of touch\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 with regular people, writes Annie-Rose Strasser. Most students don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have parents with $20,000 in disposable capital sitting around to give to their kids to start a business.",
        "Caption": "Romney to Go-Getters: Borrow $20K From Parents?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_404",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2008 4:49 AM CDT) A bomb that exploded on a bus in Lebanon's second-largest city killed at least 18 people and wounded 40. At least seven of the dead were soldiers, reports the Times of London. The attack took place in the port town of Tripoli, where a sect of Shiites associated with the Syrian president has clashed with the local Sunni population.",
        "Caption": "Bus Bomb Kills 18 in Lebanon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_405",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2011 11:01 AM) Rupert Murdoch unveiled The Daily, his new iPad-only tablet today, promising that it would set the standard for digital newspapers. The much-hyped paper will cost 14 cents a day, or 99 cents per week, according to TechCrunch. An Apple executive was also on hand to confirm that the launch will also ring in the iPad\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s new one-click subscription service; users can sign up for a weekly 99-cent subscription, or a yearly $39.99 one. New times demand new journalism, Murdoch told reporters. The iPad demands that we completely rethink our craft. He promised that the paper would incorporate 360-degree photographs, HD video, and more. The Daily is not a legacy brand moving from the print to the digital world. We have license to experiment. We believe The Daily will be the model for how stories are told. He added that Steve Jobs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabsent, despite earlier rumors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas been a champion of The Daily since day one.",
        "Caption": "Murdoch Unveils The Daily, at Price of 14 Cents a Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_406",
        "News Article": "(Dec 26, 2019 1:13 AM) A Christmas Day tragedy in Boston: Authorities say a woman and two children under five were pronounced dead in a hospital after they were found unconscious on a sidewalk next to a parking garage around 1:30pm, CNN reports. The woman's vehicle, with the children's car seats inside, was found on the top level of the eight-story garage, which is adjacent to the Ruggles transit station. Boston Emergency Medical Services Union President Michael MacNeil said 15 first responders worked to give them the best possible care we could provide, but it was not enough to save their lives, the Boston Herald reports. The thoughts and prayers of the men and women of Boston EMS are with the families experiencing this unspeakable tragedy on this holiday, he said. We will do everything in our powers to find out everything we can in this death investigation, Boston Police Commissioner William Gross said. He said he would not rush to conclusions about the deaths, though he noted that there have been suicides at the Renaissance Park Garage in the past, CBS Boston reports. The investigation is being led by Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins. On Christmas and the holiday season where many people are celebrating, it can be a challenging and difficult time, she said. I feel it imperative that we let people know that there is help, Rollins added, urging people in distress to call the statewide Samaritans hotline at 877-870-HOPE.",
        "Caption": "Woman, 2 Young Kids Die in 'Unspeakable' Boston Tragedy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_407",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2008 6:04 PM CDT) More than 6,000 students are embroiled in a cheating scandal that could cost them their place at one of the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s business schools, BusinessWeek reports. The prospective MBA students were members of ScoreTop.com, a test-prep site that featured current GMAT questions. Test publisher GMAC sued the company, later winning $2.3 million, its domain name, and access to key data. GMAC vowed to cancel the scores of offending test-takers, bar them from retaking the exam, and notify schools, many of whom require students to take the GMAT. Rejection for applicants and expulsion for current students could result. I am extremely stressed out, said one ScoreTop user. Others have threatened to sue GMAC, but they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re unlikely to prevail, BusinessWeek says.",
        "Caption": "6K Nabbed in GMAT Cheating Scandal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_408",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2010 10:34 AM CDT) Floodwaters that rose as swiftly as 8 feet an hour rushed into a remote Arkansas valley early today, killing at least 20 people, many of them campers who became trapped by a devastating wall of water. Dozens more are missing and feared dead. Around dawn, floodwaters barreled through a campground in the Ouachita National Forest that was packed with vacationing families, who were probably still asleep when their tents began to fill with water. Two dozen people were hospitalized. Authorities rescued 60 others. Heavy rains had caused the normally quiet Caddo and Little Missouri rivers to climb out of their banks during the night. Water poured through the valley with such force that it overturned RVs, peeled asphalt off roads, and swept away tents and their occupants. The waters quickly began to recede, and anguished relatives pleaded with emergency workers for help finding missing loved ones. We don't know who was in there last night, a state police spokesman said. This is a very wide area.",
        "Caption": "Arkansas Flash Floods Kill at Least 20",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_409",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2012 11:05 AM CDT) A man with an ax attacked children at a day-care center in southwestern China today, killing three and injuring 13 others. The official Xinhua News Agency said the man in Guangxi province burst into the center this afternoon and attacked the children. A police officer in Pingnan county says the assailant has been caught but offered no other details. China has experienced a string of rampage attacks at schools, at retirement homes, and on city streets that have left dozens dead and scores more wounded since the start of 2010. The attacks have prompted calls for more attention to mental illnesses and concern over rising stress in Chinese society.",
        "Caption": "China Cops: Man With Ax Kills 3 Kids at Day Care",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_410",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2012 10:41 AM CDT) Pharmacies are required by law to provide over-the-counter emergency contraception to 17-year-olds without a prescription, but a new study in Pediatrics journal found that one out of five drugstores does not comply. Boston University researchers contacted all the pharmacies (943 total) in five big cities twice, posing as a 17-year-old once and as a doctor the second time. The supposed 17-year-old girls, upon requesting Plan B and giving their age, were denied access by 19% of the drugstores, the New York Daily News reports. When the supposed doctors called the same pharmacies, just 3% told them the so-called morning after pill was not available to 17-year-olds. The 17-year-olds were also put on hold twice as often as the doctors, suggesting pharmacies were uncertain about the guidelines. Drugstores in low-income neighborhoods have been found to be more likely to give teens incorrect information than those in wealthier neighborhoods, Time notes.",
        "Caption": "19% of Pharmacies to 17-Year-Olds: No Plan B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_411",
        "News Article": "(Oct 19, 2011 2:25 PM CDT) Herman Cain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 9-9-9 plan has come under a lot of fire, but Arthur Laffer, of the Laffer Center for Supply Side Economics, thinks it will right the wrongs of our federal tax code. These days we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re mired in ever-more arcane tax codes that seek not just to raise revenues but to redistribute income and encourage and discourage various industries and behaviors, he writes in the Wall Street Journal. The whole purpose of a flat tax, a la 9-9-9, is to lower marginal tax rates and simplify our tax code. With marginal rates down, Laffer thinks both the demand for and the supply of labor and capital will increase. Output will soar, as will jobs. Tax revenues will ultimately increase, thanks to all that economic growth. Individuals and businesses could spend less hiring lawyers and accountants to navigate tax law, and will thus actually pay their taxes instead of ducking them. Some tax revenues at low rates is a heckuva lot better than no tax revenue at high tax rates.",
        "Caption": "Cain's 9-9-9 the Cure for a Convoluted Tax Code",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_412",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2016 10:28 AM) A Playboy model and social media sensation known as the Queen of Snapchat has died at age 34, TMZ reports. Katie May, who also modeled for dozens of other websites and magazines including Sports Illustrated and who had nearly 2 million followers on Instagram, had recently sought treatment for neck pain, her family told TMZ. On Monday, she was hospitalized after suffering a stroke in LA caused by a blockage in her carotid artery. She never recovered, and was taken off life support Thursday night. Her family has set up a GoFundMe campaign to support the 7-year-old daughter May leaves behind.",
        "Caption": "Playboy Model Dead of Stroke at 34",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_413",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2013 8:41 AM) Expect a Democratic divide in 2016: There will be the party elites, who, though they back stimulus and big unemployment benefits, see a giant financial sector as integral to the economy. The majority of Democratic voters, on the other hand, have grown more populist and want less Wall Street power. The icon for that latter group: Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who continues to make a name for herself battling big banks. And therein lies the rub for Hillary Clinton, who may find it difficult to extricate herself from Wall Street ties, writes Noam Scheiber in the New Republic. Warren has three key qualities that make her a threat to Clinton: First, she's a woman, and Democrats want to make history again. Second, she can easily raise cash. And third, she can awaken in Democratic voters an almost evangelical passion. Some criticize her for apparently focusing on her image, but it's not that she wants stardom: She's just relentlessly, perhaps ruthlessly, maybe even a bit messianically, focused on advancing her policy agenda, Scheiber notes. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hard to look at the Democratic Party these days and not feel as if all the energy is behind Warren \u00e2\u20ac\u201deven if many doubt she'd run against Clinton. Click for Scheiber's full column.",
        "Caption": "Biggest Threat to Hillary 2016: Elizabeth Warren",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_414",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2015 1:12 AM CDT) In a move that US Attorney Steven DeBrota says he has only seen once before in his 25 years of dealing with child porn cases, prison-bound former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle has paid restitution to most of his victims before sentencing. DeBrota tells the AP that $100,000 checks from Fogle have been delivered to 10 victims or their parents in recent weeks. He says the money is intended for health care and counseling and will help the victims go on with their lives and put them where they should have been had none of this happened. DeBrota says so far, three adults and seven minors have received checks and that the other four victims should have their money by the time Fogle is sentenced next month. Fogle will be going to prison no matter how much he pays out: Under a plea deal, the prosecutors say they'll seek no more than 12 1\/2 years in prison\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Fogle will not ask for a sentence of less than five years. Fogle's lawyer says he fully recognizes that such monetary contribution will not undo the harm he has caused but hopes it can help these individuals as they try to move forward with their lives, the New York Daily News reports. Seattle attorney Carol Hepburn, who has helped child porn victims seek restitution, tells the AP that Fogle's ability to pay large amounts of compensation shouldn't affect his sentence, and she hopes justice is equal for those who have money as well as those who don't. (Subway has admitted that it failed to act on a serious complaint about Fogle.)",
        "Caption": "10 Jared Fogle Victims Get $100K Checks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_415",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2016 6:43 AM CDT) It's been a rocky road of late for biotech company Theranos and its beleaguered founder, Elizabeth Holmes, and a new major roadblock has now emerged, the Wall Street Journal and AP report. Per a press release issued Thursday evening, the company announced it received a notice from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and it wasn't good news: In response to a 2015 review of Theranos' lab in Newark, Calif., sanctions have been issued, including an undisclosed financial penalty, no more Medicare or Medicaid payments for lab services, and revocation of regulatory approval\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes a ban on Holmes owning, operating, or directing a lab for at least two years. We accept full responsibility for the issues at our laboratory in Newark, Holmes says in the release, noting Theranos has already started comprehensive remedial actions, including rebuilding the Newark lab from the ground up. Holmes adds the company is disappointed by the feds' decision but is committed to fully resolving all outstanding issues. The revocation won't take place for another 60 days, but the Newark lab won't be doing patient testing during that period; its Arizona lab, however, will still be open for business. The Journal notes the sanctions could be put off if Theranos appeals the CMS decision, though it adds that such appeals have rarely been won. (This just weeks after Theranos got dumped by Walgreens.)",
        "Caption": "Theranos Chief Banned From Running Labs for 2 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_416",
        "News Article": "(Dec 25, 2011 1:04 PM) One might think that Mike Huckabee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalong with any other red-blooded Republican who ever had presidential aspirations\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwould regret having sat this race out. Not so, says Huck, calling the 2012 political environment so toxic and negative that it's not a water I'm ready to jump into right now. If I ran it would be because I wanted to bring some ideas to the race. I realize that's not really going to be the focus. It's how mean can a person be. That's not what drives me, he told Fox News Today. In further blasphemy, Politico reports that Huckabee called President Obama a decent patriotic American, albeit one who loves America differently. Looking nine days ahead to the Iowa caucuses, 2008 winner Huckabee thinks it's probably Romney's to lose, though if the weather is bad and it's real tough to get out, Ron Paul will win. But make no mistake: Ron Paul is not going to be elected president, Huckabee says, calling Paul's foreign policy views anathema. And don't discount Rick Santorum, who's greatly underestimated. I believe he will be the surprise candidate, not necessarily to win it, but to be in the top three or four when people don't expect him to be.",
        "Caption": "Huckabee: 2012 Too 'Toxic'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_417",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2016 2:23 AM CDT) Administration officials insist that a $400 million cash payment to Iran on the same day Tehran released US prisoners was not a ransom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut sources tell the Wall Street Journal that it was certainly treated like one. Officials and other insiders say the US held onto the cash until a Swiss Air Force plane left Iran with the freed Americans. Only then was an Iranian cargo plane with the cash allowed to take off. One official says that Iranian officials in Switzerland were allowed to take custody of the money only when the other plane was wheels up on its way to Geneva. The administration says the payment was part of a $1.7 billion settlement over a failed 1979 arms deal and that the other $1.3 billion has now been paid. One of the released prisoners, pastor Saeed Abedini, tells the Journal that the prisoners were kept waiting overnight for what Iranian authorities told them was the movement of another airplane, though administration officials say the plane was delayed because they were searching for the wife and mother of Jason Rezaian, another released prisoner. Republican leaders are planning to hold hearings on the payment this fall. It's time for the Obama White House to drop the charade and admit it paid a $400 million ransom to the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement Wednesday that accused Obama of putting a price on the head of every US citizen overseas, reports the Hill.",
        "Caption": "Sources: US Kept $400M Until Iran Freed Prisoners",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_418",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2009 10:24 AM) Of the 8,200 stock mutual funds in the United States, only one\u00e2\u20ac\u201dForester Value\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmanaged to turn a profit in 2008. With a gain of just 0.4%, Thomas Forester has become a minor celebrity in the financial world, and brokers are suddenly eager to sell his tiny fund to investors. It's a welcome turnaround for Forester, who nearly shuttered the fund last year, reports the Wall Street Journal. Forester trailed the S&P\u00c2 through 2007, and his wife told him he would have to close the fund unless he beat the index by 10 points last March. He came in 9.5 points ahead\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgood enough for Mrs. Forester\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand stayed in the black through the end of the year. Although he's basking in glory now, the obsession with yearly results may soon knock him off his perch; Forester Value is down 13% so far in 2009.",
        "Caption": "Only One Fund Manager Made Money in 2008",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_419",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2015 2:23 AM) A US shipment of much-needed groceries and other astronaut supplies rocketed toward the International Space Station for the first time in months on Sunday, reigniting NASA's commercial delivery service. If the Orbital ATK capsule arrives at the space station Wednesday as planned, it will represent the first US delivery since spring. Santa is on his way! tweeted Tory Bruno, president of rocket maker United Launch Alliance. To NASA's relief, the weather cooperated after three days of high wind and cloudy skies that kept the Atlas V rocket firmly on the ground. Everything came together on the fourth launch attempt, allowing the unmanned Atlas to blast off with 7,400 pounds of space station cargo, not to mention some Christmas presents for the awaiting crew. The space station astronauts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo of them, including commander Scott Kelly, deep into a one-year mission\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave gone without US shipments since April. Two private companies contracted for more than $3.5 billion by NASA to replenish the 250-mile-high lab are stuck on Earth with grounded rockets. Orbital ATK bought the United Launch Alliance's rocket, the veteran Atlas V, for this supply mission. Orbital's previous grocery run, its fourth, ended in a fiery explosion seconds after liftoff in October 2014. SpaceX, the other supplier, suffered a launch failure in June on its eighth trip. Russia also lost a supply ship earlier this year. But it picked up the slack and has another resupply mission scheduled just before Christmas; Japan has chipped in as well. NASA normally likes to have a six-month stash of food aboard the space station, but it's down to a couple of months because of the three failed flights. (In August, astronauts chowed down on the first meal grown in space.)",
        "Caption": "After 4 Tries, 'Santa on His Way' to Space Station",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_420",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2012 11:54 AM) A major snowstorm is expected to hit Seattle tonight, dumping as much as a foot by tomorrow evening. And it looks like things will get worse: Weather.com is predicting up to 18 inches in parts of the Seattle area within 48 hours; MSNBC notes that is three times the city's average annual snowfall of 5.9 inches. Other sections of Washington could see even more\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand as much as 3.5 feet could hit the Cascades. In Portland, where the average annual snowfall is 2.4 inches, up to 8 inches of snow are expected. One meteorologist predicts it will be the biggest snowstorm in years, and another warns of very adverse, hazardous winter conditions. Mountain driving has already turned dangerous, and other travel could become dangerous or impossible, says another meteorologist. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes that conditions are similar to a highly destructive 1996 storm that caused landslides when the snow turned to rain, as this snow may do tomorrow or Thursday. MSNBC adds that this could be the biggest Seattle snowstorm since 1985.",
        "Caption": "Worst Snowstorm Since 1985 Headed for Seattle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_421",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2012 9:00 AM) When two men started breaking into her Oklahoma mobile home on New Year's Eve, 18-year-old widow and new mom Sarah McKinley blocked the door with a couch, grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun and a pistol, and asked the 911 dispatcher, Is it OK to shoot him if he comes in this door? The dispatcher stopped short of giving McKinley permission, but said, You have to do what you have to do to protect your baby. After 21 minutes, 24-year-old Justin Shane Martin made it inside, brandishing a 12-inch hunting knife, and McKinley promptly shot and killed him. She will not be charged since she was acting in self-defense, prosecutors say, but Martin's alleged accomplice\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho fled after hearing the gunshot and later turned himself in\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddoes face a first-degree murder charge. The two men were high on prescription painkillers and police say they may have been looking for more in McKinley's home, because they knew her husband had recently died from lung cancer. However, NewsOK paints an even more disturbing picture, noting that McKinley feared she was being watched for weeks, that someone may even have been entering her home, and that her dogs may have been poisoned in the days after her husband entered the hospital. She'd had previous run-ins with Martin: Her mother says he had followed her at a rodeo two years ago, and she had also run into him at a convenience store recently, CBS News reports. He showed up at her house the week before the break-in, on the day of her husband's funeral, ABC News adds, but McKinley did not let him in.",
        "Caption": "911 Operator to 18-Year-Old: Protect Your Baby",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_422",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2011 8:21 AM CDT) More than 9,000 pieces of human remains from the World Trade Center attacks remain unidentified and unclaimed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut some relatives of the 9\/11 victims aren't happy with their proposed final resting place, the AP reports. The plan is to house the remains seven stories underground at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, behind a wall bearing a quote from Virgil, but the families here today say no, their attorney said yesterday. They believe that the remains should be placed in a respectful and accessible location, such as something akin to the Tomb of the Unknowns above ground and separate from the museum, he continued, adding that the families do not currently plan to sue but may consider legal action in the future. At least two mothers who lost sons say the families were never consulted about the plan, but another woman who lost her husband and works as a liaison disagrees. The outreach we did on this is voluminous, she says. They wanted them placed as close to bedrock as possible. Click for more on the museum's controversy.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Families: Do Not Bury Remains at Museum",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_423",
        "News Article": "(Nov 14, 2010 3:14 PM) If ever you had a desire to buy a pair of Bernie Madoff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s cuticle scissors \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 you missed your chance. More of the Ponzi schemer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s stuff, including, yes, cuticle scissors, was auctioned off yesterday. The sale grossed more than $2 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dquite a bit more than the $1.2 million that was predicted. Among the thousands of belongings that hit the auction block: Ruth\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s engagement ring ($550,000) and diamond earrings ($135,000), a vintage Rolex watch ($67,500), and a leather bull foot stool ($3,300\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though the tail broke off). The US Marshals Service also put together lots of somewhat stranger items, including everything from slippers, pantyhose, and monogrammed boxer shorts (11 pairs for $1,700!) to bed linens, socks, and shampoo. The first Madoff auction, held last year, made $1 million. The third and last auction will be held in Florida, the AP reports. Proceeds from all the auctions as well as the sale of his yacht, boats, $5.5 million Palm Beach home, and $8 million Manhattan penthouse will go to the more than 3,000 victims of his Ponzi scheme. For more on the auction, click here.",
        "Caption": "Madoff Auction Makes $2M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_424",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2011 2:14 PM CDT) Officials in Uganda say a recent spate of lightning strikes has killed 15 people in one week. Several police officials across the East African nation cited incidents. In all, they said 52 people have also been inured by the strikes. A strike last week killed three school children who were playing soccer outside and wounded 10 more, a police official said. He says another strike three days later killed one child and injured six others. A meteorologist says the lack of lightning conductors on buildings doesn't help.",
        "Caption": "Uganda Lightning Strikes Kill 15 ... in One Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_425",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2009 6:25 AM CDT) Federal prosecutors in New York and Virginia are fighting for the chance to put Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four of his co-conspirators on trial, the Washington Post reports. Justice Department sources say offices in Alexandria and Manhattan have been lobbying hard to prosecute the self-proclaimed 9\/11 mastermind, both stressing their experience in trying high-profile terror cases. Files on around 30 Guantanamo Bay detainees have been sent to US attorney's offices in Alexandria, New York, and Washington, DC, the sources say, and prosecutors have been asked to determine which suspects can be tried in federal court. Officials expect each district to be given its share of the high-profile cases. There's competition on all of these guys, and that's to be expected, a Justice Department official says. These are big cases.",
        "Caption": "Prosecutors Compete for 9\/11 Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_426",
        "News Article": "(Jul 2, 2008 8:42 AM CDT) US jobs are eroding and they're unlikely to rebound until late 2009, reports the New York Times. May\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 5.5% unemployment rate is a point higher than a year ago and the 9.7% underemployed rate is up from 8.3% in May 2007, reports the Labor Department\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich tomorrow releases a report expected to show a decline of 60,000 jobs in June. Losses in June would be the sixth consecutive month of decline, causing economists to worry that the US is caught in a slow motion recession. In a normal recession, things kind of collapse and get so weak that you have nowhere to go but up, says one economist. But we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not getting the classic two or three negative quarters. Instead, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re expecting two years of sub-par growth. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s kind of a chronic rather than an acute pain.",
        "Caption": "Tough Job Market May Last Through Late 2009",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_427",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2015 10:13 AM) Chris Brown was performing at a crowded San Jose nightclub early yesterday when gunshots rang out inside, causing the crowd\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Brown, TMZ reports\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto panic. Five people were injured, all of whom are expected to survive, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Brown was at the Fiesta as part of a VIP birthday event for which tickets cost anywhere from $50 to $2,500. The singer was hosting a private party along with a local radio personality or DJ, a spokesperson for the SJPD tells People. It wasn't a scheduled performance. It was a birthday celebration, and they rented out the nightclub. It's not clear what exactly happened, but Entertainment Weekly reports that an altercation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich caught Brown's attention from the stage\u00e2\u20ac\u201dled to the shooting.",
        "Caption": "5 Shot During Chris Brown Nightclub Appearance",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_428",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2015 11:13 AM) In her 56 years, Lisa Swinton McLaughlin racked up more accomplishments than most who live decades longer manage to do: A Creighton University law school grad, she worked for 13 years as a Nebraska special assistant attorney general\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbefore heading to medical school and ultimately becoming executive medical officer with the American Red Cross in Baltimore. As a 2009 press release explained, McLaughlin specialized in child abuse and neglect cases. Her exposure to the medical issues of these children led her to apply to medical school. But there remained one void: children of her own. McLaughlin married husband Mike in 1999, and spent a decade undergoing various fertility and in-vitro procedures. And then, last year, she became pregnant with twins. She gave birth to premature boys, both healthy, on Dec. 27, reports the Omaha World-Herald. Sons Jordan, 3 pounds and 3 ounces, and Dylan, 3 pounds, remained in the hospital when McLaughlin headed home four days later. Mike says she was in pain but attributed it to the cesarean section incision. Though she was able to hold the babies and stroke them and love them, McLaughlin died of a bowel obstruction on Jan. 4. Death wasn't even in her vocabulary, Mike tells the World-Herald. The 67-year-old plans to move back to his native Nebraska so that family members can help him raise the boys. (A Phoenix woman died before she could hold her newborn quadruplets.)",
        "Caption": "Woman, 56, Dies Week After Having Longed-For Twins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_429",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2015 3:27 PM CDT) There's a reason Floyd Mayweather sits atop the Forbes list of highest-paid athletes, and tomorrow night's pay-per-view fight against Manny Pacquiao provides a good example of it. The AP estimates that Mayweather will take home $180 million for one night's work, while Pacquiao's team can expect $120 million. Mayweather, whose history of domestic violence makes endorsements all but impossible, gets the bigger payday in part because of the unprecedented financial enterprise he's set up in which he acts as his own promoter, writes Annie Lowrey at New York. (The piece is headlined Floyd Mayweather's Financial Genius. In some sense, then, Mayweather looks less like a top-earning athlete than he does like a top-earning touring musician\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially if you think of the pay-per-view watchers as being ticket holders, writes Lowrey. He stages his own shows and then takes a fat cut of the revenue from those shows. In the Philippines, meanwhile, an official at an electric company is pleading with people to turn off major appliances during the fight so residents will have enough juice to watch native son Pacquiao fight for the welterweight title, reports AP.",
        "Caption": "Genius' Mayweather Will Make $180M for One Fight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_430",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2011 2:55 PM) Icing may have played a role in the crash of a small plane today on a New Jersey highway. All five people aboard were killed: Two New York City investment bankers, plus the wife and two children of one of the men, reports the Star-Ledger. The pilot, one of the bankers, had spoken briefly to an air traffic controller just before the crash about icing, though it's unclear as yet whether he was reporting a problem or making a general inquiry about conditions, notes AP. The plane took off from Teterboro Airport bound for Georgia but crashed into Interstate 287 about 15 minutes later. Something was breaking off the plane as it was coming down, a witness tells the New Jersey newspaper. It was coming down fast. It looked like the right wing was breaking off. The two investment bankers were identified as Jeffrey Buckalew, 45, and Rakesh Chawla, 36, of Greenhill & Co. Buckalew's wife and children also were killed. Nobody on the ground was injured.",
        "Caption": "Family of 4 Dead After Plane Hits Highway",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_431",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2015 5:20 AM) The attacks in Paris have prompted the governors of several US states to declare that Syrian refugees aren't welcome. The governors of Alabama and Michigan each issued statements Sunday to that effect, reports the Washington Post. And on Monday, the governors of Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Ohio, Wisconsin, Georgia, and New Hampshire said the same, notes the Daily Beast. The issue is resonating particularly strongly in Michigan, which already has accepted about 200 and is home to what the Detroit Free Press calls one of the biggest Mideast populations in the nation. Michigan is a welcoming state and we are proud of our rich history of immigration, said Gov. Rick Snyder. But our first priority is protecting the safety of our residents. He said the state would suspend its push to bring in refugees until the Homeland Security department conducts a review of procedures in the wake of the Paris attacks. In Alabama, Gov. Robert Bentley said he intends to keep the number of Syrian refugees to zero. After full consideration of this weekend's attacks of terror on innocent citizens in Paris, I will oppose any attempt to relocate Syrian refugees to Alabama through the US Refugee Admissions Program, he said. As your Governor, I will not stand complicit to a policy that places the citizens of Alabama in harm's way. One of the State Department's refugee processing centers is in Alabama, and it isn't clear how Bentley plans to stop Syrians from being resettled in the state, NBC News reports. Indeed, the Post notes that states have limited power when it comes to the relocation of refugees, and President Obama has said the US plans to take at least 10,000 from Syria.",
        "Caption": "16 States Say No to Syrian Refugees",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_432",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2020 4:25 AM CDT) The Justice Department is moving to drop charges against two Russian companies that were accused of funding a social media campaign to sway American public opinion during the 2016 election. Prosecutors said they concluded that a trial, against a corporate defendant with no presence in the United States and no prospect of meaningful punishment even if convicted, would likely expose sensitive law enforcement tools and techniques, potentially undermining their effectiveness, the AP reports. Concord Management and Consulting LLC and Concord Catering were among three companies and 13 individuals charged in 2018 by special counsel Robert Mueller in a conspiracy to spread disinformation on social media during the 2016 presidential race.",
        "Caption": "Feds Dropping Case Against 2 Firms in Mueller Probe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_433",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2012 10:38 PM CDT) Pablo Sandoval made this one easy for the San Francisco Giants. He hit three home runs in his first three at-bats as the Giants cruised to an 8-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers in Game One of the World Series tonight. Sandoval is just the fourth player in history to homer three times in a championship game\u00e2\u20ac\u201dAlbert Pujols last year, and gents by the name of Reggie Jackson and Babe Ruth before that. He added a single later to go 4-for-4. Bleacher Report has more on his feat, and it notes that Sandoval had just 12 homers in the regular season.",
        "Caption": "Sandoval Slams 3 HRs as Giants Win Game 1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_434",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2010 2:45 PM CDT) Five major carriers agreed today not to follow the lead of a small Florida airline that plans to charge for carry-on bags. Their commitment comes just in time to keep travelers from running for the exits during the peak summer flying season, but it is doubtful that it marks a change in strategy. The promise to Sen. Charles Schumer from American, Delta, JetBlue, United, and US Airways comes even though some of the carriers are expected to report first-quarter losses next week. Baggage fees, reservation change fees, and other miscellaneous charges that allow airlines to bolster their revenue stream while keeping base fares lower have been piling up. For US carriers they totaled $1.95 billion in the third quarter of 2009, roughly 36% higher than for the same period a year earlier. Carriers just don't feel passengers will tolerate losing their sacred free carry-ons\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat least not right now. We believe it is something that's important to our customers and they value, and we will continue making that available to them at no charge, an American Airlines rep said.",
        "Caption": "5 Airlines Agree Not to Charge Fee for Carry-On Bags",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_435",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2009 1:20 AM) On the eve of the Copenhagen climate change summit, 56 newspapers from around the globe have published a joint editorial urging that world governments act to curb climate change. Aware that the summit cannot produce a full, binding treaty, the papers call for politicians to agree on a framework\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith rigorous multilateral monitoring, fair rewards for protecting forests, and a credible carbon offset market\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand to work toward creating a treaty by June. Kicking our carbon habit within a few short decades will require a feat of engineering and innovation to match anything in our history, state the papers. The changes will be costly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough less than the global financial bailout\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the cost of doing nothing is higher, the editorial warns. The leaders at Copenhagen need to decide how history will see the current generation: as one that rose to a challenge, or one so stupid that we saw calamity coming but did nothing to avert it, the statement warns.",
        "Caption": "56 Newspapers Call for Climate Change Action",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_436",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2012 8:29 AM CDT) NATO forces in Afghanistan have killed al-Qaeda's No. 2 leader in the country, in an airstrike in eastern Kunar province, the coalition said today. Sakhr al-Taifi, also known as Mushtaq and Nasim, was responsible for commanding foreign insurgents in Afghanistan and directing attacks against NATO and Afghan forces, the alliance said. He frequently traveled between Afghanistan and Pakistan, carrying out commands from senior al-Qaeda leadership and ferrying in weapons and fighters. The airstrike that killed al-Taifi and another al-Qaeda militant took place Sunday in Kunar's Watahpur district, the coalition said. A follow-on assessment of the area determined that no civilians were harmed, it said. Most of al-Qaeda's senior leaders are now believed to be based in Pakistan, where they fled following the US invasion. The terrorist organization is believed to have only a nominal presence in Afghanistan.",
        "Caption": "Airstrike Kills al-Qaeda's No. 2 in Afghanistan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_437",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2008 8:07 AM CDT) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks, will be arraigned today at a special military tribunal at Guant\u00c3\u00a1namo Bay, reports the Washington Post. Five years after his arrest in Pakistan, the detainee and four others will appear in a specially designed, $4 million courtroom to face charges of terrorism and murder in violation of the law of war. The Pentagon has flown in 60 journalists to the Cuban military base to witness the trial of the most high-profile prisoner now held in US custody; critics contend that the proceedings are designed to produce a conviction rather than a fair trial. Evidence obtained via torture is considered inadmissible, but material gleaned from waterboarding\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich Mohammed was subjected to\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfaces no prohibition.",
        "Caption": "Alleged 9\/11 Leader Faces Gitmo Tribunal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_438",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2016 9:54 AM CDT) Seven hackers tied to the Iranian government were charged Thursday in a series of punishing cyberattacks on a small dam outside New York City and on dozens of banks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dintrusions that reached into American infrastructure and disrupted the financial system, federal law enforcement officials said. The hackers were charged in indictments unsealed and announced at a Justice Department news conference in Washington, reports the AP. The case stems in part from a 2013 cyber intrusion in which hackers targeted the Bowman Avenue Dam, a small flood-control structure in Rye Brook, about 20 miles north of New York City. The indictment calls those charged experienced computer hackers who performed work on behalf of the Iranian Government, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reports the New York Times. Though the individuals are not in American custody, officials said the goal is to put cybercriminals on notice that they cannot act with impunity. The message of this case is that we will work together to shrink the world and impose costs on these people, so that no matter where they are, we will reach them, FBI Director James Comey said. It's the latest instance of the Obama administration publicly blaming foreign nations for damaging cyberbreaches, though the Times notes it is the first time the White House has taken action against Iran for a string of cyberattacks that date back to 2011. The Justice Department in May 2014 indicted five Chinese military officials suspected of hacking into several major American companies and stealing trade secrets.",
        "Caption": "Feds Indict 7 Iranians in Hacks on US Banks, Dam",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_439",
        "News Article": "(Nov 14, 2010 5:14 PM) A powerful explosion believed to have been caused by an accumulation of gas killed six people and injured 15 today at a resort hotel on Mexico's Caribbean coast, authorities said. Four of the dead have been tentatively identified as Canadian tourists, including a nine-year boy, said an official. The blast occurred on the ground floor of one of a dozen or so buildings that make up the sprawling 676-room Grand Riviera Princess hotel in Playa del Carmen, located in Quintana Roo state south of Cancun. Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade could not immediately confirm the report of Canadian casualties. The official said the other two dead were Mexicans; it was unclear whether they were employees of the hotel or tourists. Eight of the injured are Canadians, two are Americans and five are Mexicans, he said. Officials said the initial investigations suggest the gas that exploded beneath the building was apparently not for cooking, but rather a mix of gases from a nearby swamp and possibly sewage.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Hotel Blast Kills 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_440",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2013 12:39 PM CDT) Call it an emergency of the heart: Police have cited a 42-year-old Pennsylvania woman for disorderly conduct after she called 911 requesting a divorce and police assistance to make her husband leave. Troopers say the woman called just after 1am Saturday asking that officers be sent to her home in Girard Township in northwestern Pennsylvania. Police say they explained to the woman, whom they are not identifying, that a divorce is a civil matter and that they could not make her husband leave the residence because no crime had been committed. Instead, police have cited the woman for disorderly conduct and misusing the Erie County 911 system.",
        "Caption": "Woman Calls 911, Asks for Divorce",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_441",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2010 6:45 AM) Mexico kicked off 2010 with a grim record: On Saturday the violence-plagued country tallied 69 murders in a single day. As drug cartels stepped up retaliation against the government's war on trafficking, Saturday's count included 26 murders in the border city of Ciudad Juarez and 13 in Mexico City. Murders are also becoming increasingly grotesque: Last week one victim's face was peeled off and sewn to a soccer ball, and yesterday the remains of a slain police officer were found in two separate ice chests. The escalating violence has many Mexicans living in fear. I'm afraid to take to the streets every day because of the violence, and I no longer want to excel economically because it could make me an easy target for a kidnapping, a Monterrey woman told the AP. Observers say the killings are jeopardizing Mexico's international reputation, but some expect the tide of violence to recede within six months as one cartel emerges as dominant, reducing power struggles.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Tallies 69 Murders in Single Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_442",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2008 9:33 AM) Dow Chemical Co. will slash 5,000 full-time jobs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 11% of its total work force\u00e2\u20ac\u201dclose 20 plants, and sell several businesses to rein in costs amid the recession, the company announced today. One of the largest chemical makers in the world, Dow expects the moves to save about $700 million per year by 2010. Dow also will temporarily idle 180 plants and prune 6,000 contractors from its payroll. We are accelerating the implementation of these measures, said CEO Andrew Liveris. We must adjust ourselves to the severity of this downturn. But the company denied it will suspend dividend payments as a way to conserve cash. In a conference call today, Liveris said Dow has paid a dividend each quarter for nearly 100 years, and has no plans to stop that trend. We will not break that string...not on my watch, he said.",
        "Caption": "Dow Chemical to Slash 5,000 Jobs, Close 20 Plants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_443",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2009 12:42 PM CDT) The number of women charged with driving under the influence has increased nearly 30% during the past decade, Transportation Department officials said today, while the number of men fell 7.5% in the same period. The department says the number of impaired women involved in a fatal crash increased in 10 states from 2007 to 2008.",
        "Caption": "DUI Arrests of Women Up 30% in Decade",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_444",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2016 2:03 PM CDT) A Wisconsin police officer has resigned after it was revealed last month that he had sex 98 times while on duty and spent four to six hours per work day on personal calls using his Hudson Police Department phone, the Hudson Star-Observer reports. Back in April, a woman filed a complaint against officer John Worden, claiming the two had been seeing each other romantically for weeks while Worden was on duty. According to WSAU, the relationship had ended and the woman was thinking about filing a restraining order against Worden. The police department launched an internal investigation into Worden, who claimed the woman was stalking him. The investigation revealed something quite different. In addition to nearly 100 instances of on-the-job sex\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich the woman claimed regularly happened inside Worden's police SUV\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand improper use of his department phone, the investigation found Worden falsified his work logs 146 times, lied to his supervisor, and didn't meet performance expectations (the department's, not the woman's). This behavior apparently affected his police work, as Worden only made 27 arrests and gave 25 tickets in the entirety of 2015 while earning $63,000. Worden resigned May 3 after eight years with the department and believes he'll never work in law enforcement again. I screwed up, he tells the Star-Observer. It's ruined my life. But he says it's unfair that someone went to the media with the details of his resignation.",
        "Caption": "Cop Had Sex Nearly 100 Times While on the Job",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_445",
        "News Article": "(Oct 31, 2014 7:43 AM CDT) Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially one in an arranged marriage in which her husband has rejected her. An Indian bride filed charges in Bangalore this month, claiming that not only was her husband cheating on her, but that he violated a colonial-era law that bans carnal intercourse against the order of nature with a man, woman, or animal, the New York Times reports. The activity in question was her husband having sexual relations with another man\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand she had the footage to prove it. The woman knew something was wrong right after their nuptials last November, One India reports: Her husband, a software engineer, wouldn't touch her; when she complained to his parents, they became hostile, the Times notes. The wife suspected either impotence (he refused to see a doctor) or adultery. The camera she set up in their home recorded him having a sexual encounter with a man\u00e2\u20ac\u201da violation of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. He was arrested. Not many people have been prosecuted under this 1861 law, but conviction could mean life in jail; meanwhile, a lighter charge of simple adultery would only result in a max of five years in jail, India's Telegraph reports. This case has reinvigorated the debate not only about the continued stigma against homosexuality (a lower court in 2009 legalized gay sex by striking down the colonial-era law; last December the Supreme Court reinstated it), but also about arranged marriage itself. Had [the arrested man] been comfortable enough to talk about his sexuality, he probably would not have been forced into a marriage like this, an activist tells the Times. (Read one woman's story of the complexities of her arranged marriage.)",
        "Caption": "Man Arrested Under 1861 Sex Law",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_446",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2015 5:17 AM) In 1971, the middle class made up 61% of the US population. That figure has now plummeted to just below half, and analysts are worried about the breakdown of what the Los Angeles Times calls a pillar of the US economy. A Pew Research Center report released Wednesday culled data from the Census Bureau, Labor Department, and Federal Reserve to determine that 120.8 American adults are in middle-class households, while 121.3 million are in the lower- or upper-class tiers. Pew defined middle class as any household making two-thirds to twice the overall median income; for a family of three, that range is $42,000 to $126,000. What's led to what Pew calls a thinning in the middle and bulking up at the edges : more low-skilled immigrants to bolster the lower class, and more women in the workforce and increased college enrollment on the upper end. All of the tiers suffered during and after the Great Recession, but the middle class saw the financial gains it had reaped over the last quarter-century virtually wiped out: The median wealth of a middle-class household in 1983 was $95,879, a number that rose to $161,050 by 2007. But after the recession, median wealth for this group was back down to $98,000 in 2010 and remained at that number until at least 2013, the Pew report notes. A recent Gallup poll also shows that people's perceptions are in line with what the Pew report shows: In 2008, 63% of Americans identified as being part of the middle class, while the poll given this spring shows that number has dropped to 51%. (Plug in your own numbers to see where you fall on the income spectrum.)",
        "Caption": "Middle Class Plummets to Less Than 50% of US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_447",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2012 2:44 PM CDT) There are hot dogs, and then there are hot dogs. The Texas Rangers will be serving the latter this season. The Boomstick has a $26 price tag, reports Yahoo Sports, but there is an upside. For all that dough, you get a lot of ... well, bun and meat. It's a two-foot-long, one-pound hot dog, and it's apparently designed to feed four. (No word on whether you're supposed to take turns taking bites...) It comes topped with chili, cheese, and onions, and according to team president Nolan Ryan, we're getting some kind of exotic bread flown in from France. Yahoo Sports reports that there's some silly drama going on over the name: Buy one in the stands, and you'll be ordering a Boomstick, which happens to be the nickname for Nelson Cruz's bats. But emerge from the masses and dine on one in the Captain Morgan Club, and you'll be eating a Champion Dog. The Dallas Morning News notes that the ballpark may also serve Asian food ... but only when Yu Darvish is pitching.",
        "Caption": "Texas Rangers Would Like You to Pay $26 for a Hot Dog",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_448",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2014 10:36 PM) Lottery officials in Florida pulled a photo of the latest jackpot winner from their website after learning that he is a convicted sex offender. Timothy Poole, 43, served time in prison after being accused of sexually battering a 9-year-old boy in 2001 and has been arrested more than 10 other times for offenses including grand theft and forgery, reports the Orlando Sentinel. He won $3 million on a Super Millions scratch-off ticket and took home a lump sum payment of $2,219,807 this week. We chose to not draw additional attention to this particular winner after learning of his past, a lottery spokeswoman says. Poole\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho now works as a driver for a taxi firm his mother owns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dserved 13 months on a plea deal for the 2001 offense and was later sent back to jail for three years after failing to attend mandatory sex offender counseling sessions. He was required to register as a sexual predator but continues to maintain his innocence and has had no legal problems since his release from prison in 2006, reports WKMG, which notes that Florida doesn't allow the lottery to withhold payments from winners based on their criminal records. (In Alaska a few years ago, a convicted sex offender won a lottery that benefited sex-assault victims and suffered a severe beating in the street a few days later.)",
        "Caption": "Sex Offender Wins $3M Florida Jackpot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_449",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2011 1:47 PM) A Philadelphia doctor who gave abortions to minorities, immigrants, and poor women in a house of horrors clinic was charged with eight counts of murder in the deaths of a patient and seven babies who were born alive and then killed with scissors, prosecutors said. Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 69, made millions of dollars over 30 years, performing as many illegal, late-term abortions as he could, prosecutors said. Gosnell induced labor, forced the live birth of viable babies in the sixth, seventh, eighth month of pregnancy and then killed those babies by cutting into the back of the neck with scissors and severing their spinal cord, said DA Seth Williams. Patients were subjected to squalid and barbaric conditions at Gosnell's Women's Medical Society, where he performed dozens of abortions a day, prosecutors said. He mostly worked overnight hours after his untrained staff administered drugs to induce labor during the day, they said. Bags and bottles holding aborted fetuses were scattered throughout the building, Williams said. There were jars, lining shelves, with severed feet that he kept for no medical purpose. Nine of Gosnell's employees also were charged.",
        "Caption": "Philly Abortion Doc Charged With 8 Counts of Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_450",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2013 12:51 AM) Almost 400 people have signed up to help Florida take on the Burmese pythons squeezing native wildlife out of the Everglades. People from all over the US have joined the monthlong 2013 Python Challenge, which offers prizes including $1,000 for the longest python killed, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports. But with no hunting licenses required, some fear that native snakes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand some of the participants\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmay be in as much danger as the pythons. Going out into the bush in Florida is a potentially dangerous thing to do, a prominent Everglades scientist says. This is very, very rough terrain. Getting stuck out there without enough water could be a life-terminating experience. But he hopes the challenge is a success, because the pythons could radically change the composition of the species that we find in the Everglades, and the Everglades have enough threats without the snakes. I think extreme measures are extremely appropriate. (And out of Australia, a terrifying python story...)",
        "Caption": "400 Flock to Everglades for Mass Python Hunt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_451",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2015 6:30 PM) Have skeletal remains lying around at home? Yeah, that's a bit of a problem\u00e2\u20ac\u201das Amador Medina learned when police accused him of keeping five disinterred bodies at his Hartford, Conn., apartment. Medina, 32, allegedly paid someone to dig up the three adults and two children for use in the Afro-Cuban religion of Santeria, the Hartford Courant reports. According to police, Medina is a Santeria priest who arranged the bodies into shrines with candles and statues. Some bodies were taken apart while others were mostly whole, kept in trash bags with holes ripped to show the skulls. Seems they were removed earlier this year from a mausoleum in Worcester, Mass., where they'd been for around 71 years, the Republican reports. No relatives have yet been found. The age of the deceased, as well as how long they have been deceased, is relevant in how they use those remains in their medicinal value in Santeria, a Hartford police deputy tells NBC Los Angeles. But Imna Arroyo, a professor at Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic, tells WTNH that the Medina case casts a very negative light on Santeria. She says the religion, which blends West African and Catholic beliefs, does use chickens during ceremonies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut only Medina can explain the use of human bodies. Medina will be charged with five counts of conspiracy to disinter bodies, disinterment of bodies, and accessory to breaking and entering with felony intent.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 5 Dead Americans Stolen for Arcane Religion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_452",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2009 2:05 AM) An Oklahoma City doctor is being held without bail over the first-degree murder of his 9-year-old son. The boy was found dead when police arrived at Dr. Stephen Wolf's home in response to 9\/11 calls. A knife was removed from the home and the boy's mother is being treated in a local hospital for wounds investigators believe she received while trying to protect her son, CNN reports. Investigators are attempting to determine what triggered the attack.",
        "Caption": "Doc Busted in Death of Son, 9",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_453",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2009 3:15 PM) The stock market saw losses today as ugly earnings reports and continued uncertainty over the banking sector soured investor confidence, the Wall Street Journal reports. Bank of America, off 10.6%, was that sector\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s big casualty; a grim forecast pushed Costco down 6.8%. The Dow fell 121.70 to 7,956.66. The Nasdaq lost 1.25, to 1,515.05, and the S&P 500 dropped 6.28 to close at 832.23.",
        "Caption": "Retail Drives Dow Down 122",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_454",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2011 1:43 PM CDT) Senate Democrats today proposed a 5% surtax on all income above $1 million as a way to pay for President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s jobs bill\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthrowing out Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s more intricate suggestion for eliminating various tax deductions for the wealthy, oil companies, and other businesses. The surtax would hit all income, including dividends and capital gains, and would be enacted permanently, the Wall Street Journal reports. Harry Reid hopes to bring the new bill to the floor next week. Charles Schumer said the move was aimed at millionaires, rather than everyone in the $200,000-plus-a-year tax bracket, because many of those households are not rich, and it would be hard to ask more of them. The move is designed to appease the Democrat holdouts on the bill, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s unclear whether it will. Ben Nelson has pledged to oppose all tax increases, and Joe Manchin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s issues with the bill were on the spending side, not the funding side. Even if all Democrats join him, Reid still would need seven GOP votes to fend off a filibuster.",
        "Caption": "Senate Dems Float 5% Millionaires' Tax",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_455",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2014 6:07 PM) Does AOL CEO Tim Armstrong have an issue with pregnant employees? Well, that's what Valleywag is wondering. To recap, Armstrong caused a stir last week by shifting the company's 401(K) payment schedule to a year-end lump sum\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause, he said, AOL has had to pay big bucks to two AOL-ers that had distressed babies. He undid the changes Saturday amid a shockwave of bad press, but it seems Armstrong's issues with pregnancy go back the days when he was Google's VP of national sales. In a 2005 lawsuit, former Google worker Christina Elwell alleged that Armstrong fired her after medical issues with a pregnancy prevented her from traveling for a few weeks. Armstrong had promoted her to a top sales-director position and publicly praised her work, but in the month she lost two unborn children, Armstrong demoted her. He then fired her and rehired her for a lower-level position that she hated, and she was discharged from Google, according to the suit, the Wall Street Journal reports. Elwell apparently got a decent settlement from the company via arbitration that left both parties unable to discuss the matter publicly. See her lawsuit at Valleywag.",
        "Caption": "Lawsuit: AOL's CEO Fired Worker When She Lost 2 Babies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_456",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2015 12:02 PM CDT) The high-octane Furious 7 peeled out of the gates in its opening weekend, picking up a stunning $143.6 million from 4,004 locations to easily top the domestic box office, according to studio estimates today. The expectation-shattering sum is a franchise best for the $190 million Universal Pictures film. Furious 7 also unseats previous April record-holder Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which opened to $95 million on the same weekend last year. As the most ambitious release in Universal's history, Furious 7 opened on 10,500 screens in 63 territories internationally as well. Dedicated to the late Paul Walker, the film has the roads to itself until Disney and Marvel's The Avengers: Age of Ultron hits theaters on May 1.",
        "Caption": "Walker's Final Furious Scores Monster $143.6M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_457",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2009 4:25 AM CDT) An iconic image of a tongue-wagging Albert Einstein went for $74K at a New Hampshire auction, reports WCVB Boston. The photo is from a 1951 birthday celebration for the physicist at Princeton University. While Einstein may look playful in the picture, he intended the irreverent image as a statement against McCarthyism, said the auctioneer. The winning bidder owns a scientific book store in New York.",
        "Caption": "Iconic Einstein Pic Fetches $74K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_458",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2013 2:05 PM) Kevin Bacon's wife says she knew it all along. Actress Kyra Sedgwick and her Hollywood-star husband were filmed for the PBS show Finding Your Roots, which traces family backgrounds, and learned that they're actually cousins\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalbeit ninth cousins, the Independent reports. Sedgwick looked mortified at first: See, she said. I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! I knew it! But she calmed down, saying that as long as we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not first cousins, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fine. Host Henry Louis Gates Jr also told Bacon that he is 13th cousins twice removed from Brad Pitt and 12th cousins three times removed from President Obama. No kidding, said Bacon. I knew I wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t getting enough respect. Bacon confessed that initially he didn't like the Six Degrees game that linked him to nearly all famous actors: I wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t in the headspace to take it as flattery, he said. I kind of felt like it was a joke at my expense, you know. But he now considers the linking a beautiful concept. ... It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fun to be at the forefront of that idea.",
        "Caption": "6 Degrees' Kevin Bacon Learns Wife Is ... His Cousin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_459",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2016 9:08 AM CDT) An eBay sale of a 1970 US quarter may at first glance appear routine, but a closer look reveals what its seller calls one of the most fascinating and intriguing proof mint errors ever discovered \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a sky-high price to match. Woman's World says AOL.com first brought notice to this numismatist's dream, a 46-year-old US coin that was actually formed over a 1941 Canadian quarter. Eagle eyes will spot a faint upside-down 1941 mark on the back of the quarter, right above where the word dollar appears; a blown-up photo on the eBay page points out the hard-to-see 1941. Mike Byers, the eBay seller who's trying to dump the coin (and an expert at finding such currency flaws), reveals the backstory for this particular sample, which he has listed on eBay for $35,000. His terms of sale explain he sometimes accepts offers below list, though it depends on whether it is a unique piece, as he elsewhere asserts this coin is. It turns out the 1941-turned-1970 quarter was part of a collection containing a small group of press mistakes, originally checked out and released by the Secret Service to the state of California, which then auctioned off the entire collection. But while Country Living encourages everyone to rummage through their couch cushions and piggy banks in the hopes of finding a coin like this, the website Snopes suggests that would be a wasted effort: It confirms the odd quarter to be legit, but notes that as a proof coin, it never entered circulation. It's not clear why the quarter was struck over a Canadian one in the first place. More typical mistakes often include off-center and double-strike samples\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen a planchet (the round metal disk that's struck to become a coin) doesn't eject properly and gets struck more than once. (Uzbekistan boasts the world's least valuable coin\u00e2\u20ac\u201dworth just 1\/1999th of a penny.)",
        "Caption": "1970 Quarter Selling for Thousands on eBay",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_460",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2012 7:47 AM CDT) Details are beginning to emerge about the still-unnamed soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians yesterday. An official who spoke to the New York Times says the Army staff sergeant was part of a village stabilization operation in the rural Panjwai district of Kandahar, in which Green Berets forge close ties with communities in an attempt to track down Taliban leaders. Other soldiers support the Green Berets in such operations, and an official says the suspect himself was not a Green Beret. Another official tells the Times the suspect has been in the Army 11 years; a third says he is 38, married with two children, and served three tours in Iraq before being deployed to Afghanistan for the first time in December. The suspect's unit is based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, near Tacoma, Wash., one of the country's largest military installations\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand one that has been plagued by violence recently, the AP notes. Four soldiers from the base were convicted of thrill-killing three Afghan civilians in 2010; a military newspaper called Lewis-McChord the most troubled base in the military that year. It has also seen a high number of suicides among returning soldiers; a former soldier linked to the base shot a police officer in 2010; and a veteran linked to the base killed a Mount Rainier National Park ranger this year. Relatives of the Afghan victims have vowed revenge for yesterday's killing spree.",
        "Caption": "Soldier Suspected in Afghan Killing Spree Is Dad of 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_461",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2020 12:25 PM CDT) People who think they might have COVID-19 now have two new locations to go to for confirmation: CVS Health drive-thrus in Georgia and Rhode Island. Per CNBC, the company hopes to handle up to 1,000 tests daily, using Abbott Laboratories' new rapid-testing kits, at the sites in Atlanta and outside of Providence\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough patients will have to preregister and prequalify online to snag an appointment. CVS says patients won't have to pay for the tests, as the initiative is being funded by the feds, per Reuters. Our providers will be able to test large numbers of people in these states and make real-time decisions about treatment, says Dr. Troyen Brennan, CVS Health's CMO. A CVS Health release notes that the Abbott test, which was recently given emergency authorization by the FDA, can show negative results in 13 minutes and positive results in five. Reuters notes that expanded testing is seen as a key component in getting people back to work and restarting the economy. Per Business Insider, drive-thru testing not affiliated with CVS has cropped up in most other states, though sites are limited. Brian Kemp, Georgia's governor, says his state is grateful to CVS for the unique, public-private partnership that will help to keep the virus from spreading, while Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo calls the development a giant leap forward. Brennan notes that these two new sites, plus one already up and running in Massachusetts, are a test-drive so officials can gauge volume and open more sites like this. Up to four more locations are expected to follow, with the next opening set to be announced Tuesday in a new state.",
        "Caption": "In 2 States, a 'Giant Leap Forward' in Virus Testing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_462",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2009 10:56 AM CDT) Former Chicago mob hit man Nicholas Calabrese was sentenced to 12 years in prison yesterday, enraging family members of victims who wanted him jailed for life, the Tribune reports. Calabrese admitted to whacking 14 people, but his testimony in the so-called Family Secrets trial put away three top mob leaders. At word of the light sentence, one victim\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s widow collapsed, and had to be carried out on a stretcher. None of this happened without Nicholas Calabrese, the judge explained. Calabrese could be out in as little as 4 years, but the judge thinks he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll get his comeuppance eventually. The organization whose existence you testified to will not forgive or relent in their pursuit of you, he said. One victim\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s son had another take: If he believes in God, he knows what he has coming.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Mob Snitch Gets 12 Years for 14 Murders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_463",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2016 8:24 AM) Pearl Jam has stepped up to help people affected by the Flint water crisis and the grunge band is calling on fans and the rest of the music industry to do the same. The band has pledged $125,000 to the United Way's Flint Water Fund and secured another $175,000 from partners including Ticketmaster and record label Republic Records, bringing the total to $300,000, reports the Detroit News. The band has also started a CrowdRise campaign that has raised more than $15,000. Rappers Meek Mill and Big Sean have also made donations to help Flint, and Cher donated 80,000 bottles of water last week, reports Rolling Stone. I am devastated by the water crisis that has put the entire city of Flint in a state of emergency, Detroit native Big Sean said in a statement. It is my hope that we can help by raising the money needed to ensure that the children who have been hit the hardest receive the care that they need today and well into the future. He has also started a CrowdRise campaign, which has so far raised more than $18,000 to help children affecting by lead poisoning. (Anonymous has promised that state officials will not go unpunished. )",
        "Caption": "Pearl Jam Gives $125K to Fight Flint Water Crisis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_464",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2009 1:44 AM) A Brazilian 2-year-old boy is in intensive care after his stepfather pushed up to 40 sewing needles in him as part of a black magic rite, authorities say. The man has confessed, telling investigators that his mistress ordered him to kill the boy to take revenge on his wife through a macabre ritual, the BBC reports. The toddler's condition is improving, and surgeons hope to be able to remove most of the needles from his neck, torso, and legs, although some are lodged inside vital organs. The boy's mother says she found items associated with black magic inside the home she shared with his stepfather and six other children. She rushed her son to the hospital when he complained of stomach pain and vomited. The case is being treated as an attempted homicide.",
        "Caption": "40 'Voodoo' Needles Found in Brazilian Toddler",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_465",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2016 2:50 PM CDT) Three Nevada men have been questioned by investigators about vandalism in an environmentally fragile area of Death Valley National Park that may have killed one of the rarest fishes on earth, the AP reports. No arrests have been made in the April 30 intrusion while authorities continue to investigate what could be a federal crime, Nye County Sheriff's Sgt. David Boruchowitz said. The men may be held responsible for the death of at least one critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish, Boruchowitz said, along with conspiracy, trespassing and damage to habitat charges. Investigators determined the three had been shooting rabbits in the area before they climbed a fence into Devils Hole, a protected sanctuary just east of Death Valley National Park, Boruchowitz said. Police say they fired at least 10 shotgun blasts in the preserve, hitting a motion sensor and shooting the locks off of two gates. The National Park Service said they left beer cans and vomit, and one man waded into Devils Hole, leaving his boxer shorts in the water. Boruchowitz said two surveillance cameras and several signs also were damaged. On Monday, one of the pupfish was found dead, the Park Service said. Just 115 of the inch-long fish were found in a periodic count last month in their hot spring-fed pool. Biologists closely monitor the rare species, which numbered more than 500 in the 1970s.",
        "Caption": "Sheriff: Vandals May Have Killed 1 of the World's Rarest Fishes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_466",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2009 11:49 AM CDT) GOP Rep. Mike Castle just made Delaware\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 2010 senatorial election interesting, writes Nate Silver. The former governor threw in yesterday against hypothetical opponent Beau Biden for his father\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s open seat, and the odds are decent it will change hands. Though the popular moderate Republican could run into the right wing of his party and the White House campaign apparatus, Silver thinks his chances are somewhere north of 55%-60%. A Rasmussen poll released before Castle\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decision\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand remember, Biden hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t yet declared\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas him 5 to 8 points ahead of Biden, the state's attorney general. Castle\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s age of 70\u00e2\u20ac\u201dBiden is 40\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcould work against him, though his opponent\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s name could be a fundraising magnet for Republicans as well as a rallying cry for Democrats. Still, Delaware notwithstanding, some of the gloomier analysis predicting a rout of Democrats nationally is overwrought, Silver writes at FiveThirtyEight.com.",
        "Caption": "Delaware Now the 2010 Senate Race to Watch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_467",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2020 6:33 AM CDT) Dr. Dre's wife of 24 years is demanding a whole lot of dough as part of divorce proceedings. Nicole Young, who filed for divorce in late June, is requesting $1,936,399 per month in temporary spousal support\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan amount that's staggering, even for the uber-wealthy, per TMZ. She also wants $5 million to cover legal fees. Sources tell TMZ that Dre, worth an estimated $800 million, will put up a fight since Young still enjoys a lush lifestyle. She reportedly continues to live at the couple's Malibu home, alongside personal chefs, housekeepers, and security guards. But her attorneys say spousal support is necessary for her to continue to enjoy the lifestyle she enjoyed during marriage. They say she's having difficulty paying her bills with Dre exerting financial control, per Entertainment Tonight. Young claims she played an important role in Dre's career and was integral in the naming of his record label, Aftermath, per ET. She signed a prenuptial agreement upon their marriage in 1996 but argues it is now void. Firstly, she says she unwillingly signed it under extraordinary pressure and intimidation from Dre, whose real name is Andre Young. Secondly, she claims Dre felt guilty two years later and tore up multiple copies of the agreement in front of me. From that time, both agreed the agreement was null and void, she says, per TMZ. Dre, on the other hand, says the prenup was never destroyed and remains valid. The couple's assets include five Los Angeles homes, a private jet, and numerous cars. They also have two adult children, a son named Truice and a daughter named Truly.",
        "Caption": "Dr. Dre's Wife Wants $2M in Spousal Support—Per Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_468",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2015 4:20 PM CDT) The push for a higher minimum wage just got a major boost courtesy of Los Angeles. The city council has approved raising it to $15 an hour by 2020, reports the Los Angeles Times. Under the plan, the rate will rise from $9 to $10.50 in July 2016, then tick up annually to $12, $13.25, $14.25, and $15. Businesses with 25 or fewer workers will get an extra year to phase it in. Though a handful of other cities have voted for a $15 rate, including Seattle, Los Angeles is the biggest city to do so. The move doesn't become official until the city attorney's office drafts an ordinance and sends it back to council members for their approval, but once it does, it's going to affect a lot of people, notes the New York Times. The newspaper cites one study showing that about 40% of workers in the city make less than $15 an hour. The city's chamber of commerce predicts layoffs as a result. It's simple math, says one official. There is simply not enough room, enough margin in these businesses to absorb a 50-plus percent increase in labor costs over a short period of time. But one longtime McDonald's worker, a mother of two now making $9.05 an hour, tells the Guardian that the move is overdue. My life would be completely different if I were paid $15 an hour, she says. I could afford groceries without needing food stamps, my family could stop sharing our apartment with renters for extra money, and I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d be able to provide my daughters with some security.",
        "Caption": "Los Angeles Raising Minimum Wage to $15",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_469",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2012 11:32 PM CDT) Marvel Comics' gang of mismatched superheroes are quite the draw. The Avengers crashed the billion-dollar mark just 19 days after hitting theaters, scooping up $103.2 million here and in Canada for Disney this weekend, and another in $95.4 million overseas, reports Bloomberg. Dark Shadows came in second with $28.8 million in its opening weekend. The hungry crowds make it likely movie studios will top 2009's record receipts of $10.6 billion. Sales are up 18% so far, and attendance has grown 20% over last year. The Avengers is the first film ever to post back-to-back weekend takes of more than $100 million (besting Avatar's $75.6 million over weekend No. 2). The film remains the must-see movie of the weekend, said an editor at Boxoffice.com There is a great deal of positive word of mouth, and the must-see factor is definitely there. Disney is far from finished getting every buck it can out of the franchise: It has big plans to spin off other movies featuring the Marvel heroes, Disney CEO Robert Iger told investors last week.",
        "Caption": "Avengers Busts $1 Billion Mark",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_470",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2015 9:36 AM CDT) Two people are missing after a terrifying gas explosion at a Motel 6 in Bremerton, Wash., destroyed a quarter of the building and sent a gas company employee to the hospital in critical condition, reports NBC News. KING 5 News reports officials are combing through debris after a gas leak last night quickly turned into a gas explosion. The hotel manager, a former firefighter, began evacuating guests minutes before the blast went off, reports the AP. It shook our house, cracked our windows and tossed me out of bed, says a neighbor. It was the scariest thing I've ever felt. A third person thought missing was found safe at another location today.",
        "Caption": "2 Missing After Gas Blast at Wash. Motel 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_471",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2011 7:56 AM CDT) Fresh woes for NATO: The Libyan government yesterday claimed that a NATO strike on the residence of one of Moammar Gadhafi's officials killed 19 civilians, including members of the official's family. This comes on the heels of NATO's admission Sunday that nine civilians were killed in another strike due to a weapons system failure. Reuters reports that Libyan officials took reporters to the scene yesterday before leading them to a hospital where the bodies of seven adults and two children, along with body parts, were shown to them. NATO said it bombed a legitimate military target \u00e2\u20ac\u201d a command and control node ; it neither confirmed nor denied the deaths. Reuters notes that if these civilian casualties are confirmed, it will be another blow to the NATO-led military alliance, which is starting to sag under the strain of a campaign that's turning out to be more expensive and time consuming than expected. Libyan officials say NATO has killed more than 700 civilians, a figure NATO denies.",
        "Caption": "Libya: 19 Civilians Killed in Another NATO Strike",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_472",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2011 10:26 AM CDT) The only good thing to say about today's stock market is that it's finally over. The Dow fell a staggering 513 points, or 4.3%, to close at 11,384. It's the worst point drop since December 2008 and the worst percentage drop since February 2009, reports MarketWatch. The S&P 500 plunged 60, or nearly 5%, and NASDAQ dropped 137, about 5%. All three major indexes are now in the red for the year. You've got a weak economy, the aversion of a debt crisis but not a solution, and you've got the rest of the globe starting to implode in a lot of areas, especially Europe, one expert tells the Wall Street Journal. It's natural that people would react with fear.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plummets 513",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_473",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2012 6:55 PM CDT) One of Saturday Night Live's first writers, Tom Davis, has died of throat and neck cancer at age 59, reports TMZ. On SNL, he teamed with Al Franken\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey actually filled one writer's slot and shared the $350 weekly salary\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand had a hand in creating classic skits such as the Coneheads. But it's his teamwork with now-Senator Franken for which he's most remembered, notes AP. He helped shape Mr. Franken\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s comedy, and vice versa, from the time they entertained students with rebellious, razor-edged humor at high school assemblies in Minnesota, writes Douglas Martin in the New York Times. The two had a falling out in 1990, apparently over Davis' drug use, but reconciled about 10 years later.",
        "Caption": "Al Franken Comedy Partner Tom Davis Dead at 59",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_474",
        "News Article": "(Nov 4, 2013 2:17 PM) One benefit of being an Olympic athlete: You can eat tons of Chicken McNuggets and not feel guilty about it, since you need a lot of calories to fuel your intense training. Just how many McNuggets could you get away with? In Usain Bolt's case, as many as 100 per day. In his upcoming autobiography, Bolt estimates he gobbled down 1,000 McNuggets during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, during which he won three gold medals. He started eating them because he found Chinese food odd. That means the then-22-year-old was eating around 5,000 calories of McNuggets per day, the Independent reports. In case it somehow wasn't already obvious that you should not try this yourself, Medical Daily helpfully points out that, well, you shouldn't. (In addition to all those calories, Bolt also ingested 4,000 grams of fat over the 10 days he was in Beijing, and 2220mg of sodium per day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfive times the recommended daily intake.) The New York Post has more revelations from Faster Than Lightning. One particularly interesting anecdote: After winning gold in the 4x100 relay during the 2012 London Olympics, Bolt wanted to keep the baton. The race official wouldn't let him, even though the Games were over, and after a wild argument, the official threatened to disqualify Bolt if he wouldn't give up the baton. Another official intervened, however, and let the runner keep the souvenir.",
        "Caption": "I Ate 1K McNuggets During 2008 Olympics: Usain Bolt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_475",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2008 4:01 PM CDT) The Philadelphia Phillies found plenty of power to go with their pitching, right in time for the NL championship series, the AP\u00c2 reports. Pat Burrell broke out of his slump in a big way with two homers, one a three-run shot, and Jimmy Rollins and Jayson Werth added solo drives today to lead the Phillies to a 6-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers that clinched their first trip to the NLCS since 1993. Overshadowed by the offensive barrage was a gem by midseason addition Joe Blanton, who held the Brewers to one run after an eight-day layoff. Rollins got the Phillies started with a lead-off shot and Philadelphia won the best-of-five series three games to one, earning another crack at the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS. Game 1 is Thursday in Philadelphia.",
        "Caption": "Philly Powers Into NLCS With 6-2 Win Over Brewers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_476",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2008 11:51 AM) The Navy's attempt to shoot down a malfunctioning spy satellite will cost up to $60 million, CNN reports. Three Navy ships are preparing for the mission, which could take place next week, but only after the space shuttle Atlantis returns. The Navy hopes to destroy the satellite, which has half a ton of toxic fuel aboard, before it crashes to Earth in the next few weeks. The Navy's been working on the plan since January, modifying the ships' missile-defense systems to hit the satellite in low orbit. It's a bit of an imprecise science at this point, admitted one. One scientist put the odds of a successful hit at 50\/50. Six emergency teams have been placed around the US ready to act if the satellite crashes, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "Satellite Shootdown May Cost $60M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_477",
        "News Article": "(Apr 13, 2009 3:19 PM CDT) More bankruptcy rumblings from General Motors sent stocks down early today, but the blow was cushioned by good news from the financial sector, the Wall Street Journal reports. Citi and Bank of America had double-digit gains ahead of what are expected to be solid earnings reports. The Dow finished down 25.57 at 8,057.81; the Nasdaq rose 0.77, to 1,653.31; and the S&P 500 gained 2.17 to 858.73.",
        "Caption": "Banks Rally, But Dow Falls 26",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_478",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2009 4:33 PM CDT) Ford today made 4.5 million vehicles eligible for what is already its biggest recall ever. The move involves a faulty switch, an automatic cruise control deactivator made by Texas Instruments, that has been linked to at least 550 fires, mostly while the vehicles were turned off. Ford has now recalled 14 million vehicles over the last 10 years because of the problem. The 4.5 million vehicles added today include 1.1 million 1995-2003 Windstars, along with Explorers, Econoline vans, and Super Duty Trucks. Ford\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s safety analysis decided that only the Windstars were at risk for fires, but the company decided to include the other vehicles to head off consumer concerns, the Detroit News reports.",
        "Caption": "Ford Recalls Another 4.5M Vehicles Over Fire Hazard",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_479",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2011 5:28 PM CDT) At least 11 people were killed at one Joplin nursing home by the tornado that devastated the southwest Missouri city, the home's operator said today. Bill Mitchell, who operates Greenbriar nursing home on the city's south side, said 10 residents and a staff member were among the victims when four cars got tossed into the building. The overall death toll has now climbed to 122, making it the single deadliest tornado since the National Weather Service began keeping records in 1950. City Manager Mark Rohr said more than 750 people were injured. Nine people also have been recovered from debris, and authorities say the search and rescue is continuing. At one site, emergency crews drilled through concrete at a ruined Home Depot, making peepholes in the rubble in hopes of finding lost shoppers and employees. The NWS said the twister appeared to be a rare multivortex tornado, with two or more small and intense centers of rotation orbiting the larger funnel. It was a highest-rated EF5 storm, with winds greater than 200 mph. Click to see video.",
        "Caption": "Joplin Tornado Killed 11 at Single Nursing Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_480",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2015 9:10 AM CDT) A 31-year-old New York man has admitted he had sex with an 11-year-old girl and fathered her child. Newsday reports Jeffry Rosales pleaded guilty to first-degree rape yesterday, and a judge is expected to sentence Rosales to 17 years in prison as part of a plea agreement. Newsday describes overwhelming evidence regarding the child's paternity: a DNA test, as well as calls made from jail to the girl, now 13, and her family in which Rosales identified himself as the baby's father. On Tuesday, prosecutors dropped a separate murder charge against Rosales. He was charged in June 2013 with the shotgun killing of another Long Island man. The charge was dropped after federal authorities arrested someone else who took responsibility for the crime. A defense attorney says his client is satisfied with the plea deal, relieved the murder charge has been dropped, and is glad to see the truth come out.",
        "Caption": "Man, 31: I Fathered 11-Year-Old's Baby",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_481",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2012 10:00 AM CDT) Twenty-five years ago, 300,000 people swarmed San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge to celebrate the landmark's 50th anniversary. Urban legend has long held there were so many people on the bridge that day, it nearly collapsed. Then it got kind of scary, because we realized we were trapped, says a local resident who was on the bridge that day. We were standing there, and then I said to my friend, 'Dude, this bridge is moving.' But although it did sag some 7 feet from the incredible weight, there actually was little danger of the bridge collapsing, reports the San Jose Mercury News. It was probably the biggest load the bridge had ever seen, said an engineer. But it did not exceed the design load capacity of the bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge is designed to handle about 5,700 pounds per foot; people blanketing the bridge can add up to around 5,400 pounds per foot, but engineers say they typically over-engineer to allow for 150% of the maximum. Today is the 75th anniversary of the iconic bridge, and, despite all the engineer assurances, this time city officials are not permitting pedestrians to swarm it again. It's just not wise, says the district chief engineer.",
        "Caption": "Golden Gate Turns 75 in Shadow of Near-Collapse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_482",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2013 5:05 PM CDT) Raids on a kidnapping operation in China has resulted in the rescue of 92 abducted children, a state-run media organization reports. The kids were rescued along with two women, while 300 gang members were arrested, reports the Xinhua news agency, per AFP. Kidnappers stole children in Yunnan and Sichuan provinces, then handed them off to deliverymen who would take them to other regions to be sold, according to the report. The bust happened two weeks ago, with local cops simultaneously hitting 11 different locations, but was only announced today. A gender imbalance due to China's one-child policy means kidnapped women are often sold in remote areas where men are unable to find wives, Reuters reports. The policy also means some families will pay money for a male child if they can't conceive one on their own, reports Al Jazeera. Other kids may be sold to international adoption agencies. The news comes amid increasing public outrage over kidnappings, notes AFP, but Al Jazeera says even a big bust like this one may not put a dent in the trade: some humanitarian agencies say as many as 70,000 Chinese kids may be abducted every year.",
        "Caption": "92 Abducted Kids Rescued in China",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_483",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2011 8:45 AM CDT) Nearly 10 years after the 9\/11 terror attacks, another victim has been identified, reports the New York Daily News. Ernest James, a 40-year-old risk manager who worked at the Marsh & McLennan brokerage, was identified from a DNA sample, the medical examiner announced yesterday. Of the 2,753 people killed in the World Trade Center collapse, only 1,629 have been identified, most of those by DNA evidence. (In other wrenching 9\/11 news, more 9\/11 cops have now died from cancer than died in the attacks.",
        "Caption": "10 Years Later, Ground Zero Remains ID'd",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_484",
        "News Article": "(Feb 22, 2011 12:17 AM) The devastating earthquake that hit Christchurch today killed at least 65 people and the death toll is expected to rise, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key warns. The 6.3-magnitude quake struck just before 1pm local time, causing widespread destruction. Many people are still trapped in buildings and a state of emergency has been declared, the BBC reports. The city center, where several large buildings have collapsed, has been cordoned off and the roads are jammed with people leaving the city as instructed. The quake, the biggest disaster to hit New Zealand in decades, struck just 6.2 miles south of the city at a relatively shallow depth of 3.1 miles. (There were no fatalities in September's 7.1-magnitude quake.) It's an absolute tragedy for this city, for New Zealand, for the people that we care so much about, Key said. We may be witnessing New Zealand's darkest day. Troops have been deployed to help emergency workers. There are people fighting for their lives at the moment but there are also people fighting for them, said Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker, who was among many people injured when the quake shook the city council building. Click for more on the quake, which resulted in 30 million tons of ice falling from a nearby glacier.",
        "Caption": "65 Confirmed Dead in NZ Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_485",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2016 5:45 PM CDT) Seven people have died\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand nearly two dozen others have been hospitalized\u00e2\u20ac\u201din California's Sacramento County after overdosing on fentanyl, reports CBS Sacramento. Fentanyl is a painkiller much stronger than morphine and can produce a euphoric high, reports the Los Angeles Times. According to the Sacramento Bee, it's been causing deaths on the East Coast, but this appears to be its first appearance in Northern California. We hoped it would never come here, one San Francisco-based DEA agent says. But it was only a matter of time. Fentanyl is often disguised as other drugs, and the California victims likely thought they were taking the prescription painkiller Norco, KCRA reports. The federal government is calling fentanyl a serious health threat, and the DEA is investigating the overdoses in Sacramento County. I've never seen a substance like this, an addiction specialist of 20 years tells KCRA. Fentanyl can be fatal within minutes, and the victims\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho were in their 20s through 50s and purchased it on the street\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmay never have known they were taking it. It is very worrisome when you hear the stories of people taking one or two pills and suddenly they collapse, a public health officer tells KCRA. (Heroin laced with fentanyl was believed to be responsible for 74 overdoses in 72 hours last October in Chicago.)",
        "Caption": "Super-Strong Painkiller Kills 7 in Northern California",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_486",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2011 3:16 PM CDT) Newt Gingrich\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s campaign woes keep piling up: Now two top members of his finance team have departed. Fundraising director Jody Thomas and fundraising consultant Mary Heitman follow 16 other aides who left this month. His press chief says the campaign is as committed as ever and spins the departures this way to CNN: Newt 2012 continues its reorganization to achieve a grassroots-driven, substantive-solutions-orientated campaign. The exodus began about two weeks ago.",
        "Caption": "Election 2012: Newt Gingrich's Top Fundraisers Quit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_487",
        "News Article": "(Jun 2, 2016 2:07 PM CDT) An Arizona woman stabbed her three young sons to death and put their bodies in a closet before she tried to kill herself at their home, police said Thursday. The woman's brother called 911 after returning to the northwest Phoenix home late Wednesday and finding she had locked him out, Sgt. Trent Crump said. The brother eventually entered the home and found his 29-year-old sister with self-inflicted stab wounds, the AP reports. While he was getting towels for her bleeding, she tried to drown herself in a bathtub, Crump said. Officers searched the home and found the dead boys\u00e2\u20ac\u201dages 2 months old and 5 and 8 years old\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a closet. The youngest boy's body was in a case of some kind in the closet, Crump said. It was an absolutely horrific scene for the officers and the brother, he said. The mother was hospitalized in critical condition with neck and abdomen wounds, he said. She is expected to survive. She will be in the hospital for some time with some very serious self-inflicted injuries, Crump said. It's a murder investigation at this point. No identities were released. When the woman initially spoke with her brother in the garage after he returned home, she talked about what she had found in life or what she needed in life, Crump said. Beyond that, the woman's family members have no answers and don't know what set this off, Crump said. The woman and her children live with her brother and the siblings' mother, Crump said. There's no father in the picture. Crump said police had unconfirmed information that the woman might have been pregnant. It may have been a reason why she had self-inflicted stab wounds in the abdomen, he said. He said police were unaware of any documented history of mental illness.",
        "Caption": "Police: Phoenix Mom Kills 3 Young Sons, Stabs Herself",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_488",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2014 10:13 AM) Dr. Autumn Klein died of cyanide poisoning in 2013; her husband, Dr. Robert Ferrante, was convicted of her murder last month. Cyanide poisoning is rare, killing just seven people in the US in 2012\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is why it's especially strange that five days after Ferrante's conviction, another doctor at the hospital where Klein worked also died of cyanide poisoning. Nicole Kotchey, 35, was found unconscious near her desk at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center on the morning of Nov. 12 and died less than four hours later, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Now, investigators are trying to determine whether her death was a homicide, a suicide, or an accident, the Guardian reports. To have one\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlet alone two\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis extraordinarily unusual, says the Allegheny County chief medical examiner, who adds that he doesn't know why his office would perform such an obscure test for cyanide on Kotchey, but assumes it was because of what happened to Klein. In fact, Klein's colleagues were initially stumped by her sudden and mysterious illness, which lasted three days before she died; they finally ordered everything including the kitchen sink, the medical examiner says, and the cyanide test was part of that kitchen sink. In her case, Ferrante ordered the chemical and gave it to his wife in a drink he said would help her conceive, but investigators are stumped as to what happened to Kotchey, a molecular biologist. It is possible to ingest, inhale, or absorb via skin a lethal amount of cyanide, but a molecular biology professor says people who work with cyanide are obviously very aware of its risks \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's not even clear whether Kotchey did work with cyanide. Cyanide purchases are scrutinized, the professor adds, so investigators are likely looking to see if anyone has purchased it recently. Click for more on Klein's murder. (One man who died of cyanide poisoning last year ate it in a courtroom after he was convicted of a sex offense.)",
        "Caption": "In Strange Case, Hospital Sees 2nd Death From Cyanide",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_489",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2016 7:14 AM) When a 35-year-old man went to the hospital twice in a matter of weeks for intractable hiccups that lasted more than two days back in 2014, he was given an antipsychotic drug that has helped relieve symptoms in similar patients. The drug didn't help, but eventually the hiccups stopped both times\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil they hit a third time with a vengeance, lasting five days and causing vomiting as well. Strangely, the man was also experiencing tingling and numbness in his left arm, and doctors ordered up MRI scans of his brain and spinal cord, reports Live Science. That's when they discovered the highly unusual cause of the hiccups: a large tumor in his neck that was pressing against his phrenic nerve, they report in the journal BMJ Case Reports. The kind of tumor, a grossly orange hemangioblastoma, as IFLScience.com notes, is rare, typically benign, and slow-growing, first forming in the blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord. The tumor was pressing on the roots of the nerves in the cervical spine\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe same nerve roots that eventually coalesce into the nerves that go to the diaphragm and trigger hiccups, says lead author Dr. Mark Goldin. The problem it causes is simply because of its size, what is called the mass effect.... Physically cutting it out will get rid of the problem. And so far, it has. The man was discharged just four days after surgery to remove the tumor, and his MRIs have been clean with every subsequent visit. And no, no more debilitating bouts of hiccuping. (See why this girl can't stop sneezing.)",
        "Caption": "Cause of Man's 5-Day Bout of Hiccups: a Tumor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_490",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2016 10:13 AM CDT) A few months after suffering a stroke, George Rodriquez died July 5 with his high school sweetheart and wife of 58 years grasping his hand. Three hours later, Ora Lee Rodriquez was dead, too. It's like something out of The Notebook, daughter Corina Martinez tells Fox 29. I just can't believe something like this would ever happen, she says. They were in their hospital beds, right beside each other. They were holding hands. The pair\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho met while George was working at a San Antonio butcher shop\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmarried on June 1, 1958, and raised three daughters. And though both suffered from dementia in later life, they never left the family home, where they both died. Georgia Perez says her mom even predicted that the couple would die together. It was their way with everything. It did happen, she says. We didn't think it would, but it did. (This couple also died holding hands.)",
        "Caption": "Couple Married 58 Years Die Hand-in-Hand",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_491",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2008 4:21 AM CDT) A student at an Orange County high school faces 69 felony charges and a possible 38 years in prison for a scheme to alter grades, the Los Angeles Times reports. The locked-up 18-year-old is accused of breaking into his school repeatedly, hacking into computers, and changing test scores and records for himself and 12 other students. Prosecutors say he emailed copies of tests to dozens of others. One other student has been charged and police say more could follow. School district officials were sad and disappointed that charges had been filed against the students, said a spokeswoman. The academically well-regarded school, Tesoro High School, is\u00c2 attended by the children in the reality television series Real Housewives of Orange County.",
        "Caption": "High School Test Cheat Could Face 38 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_492",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2015 8:27 AM) A convicted murderer has been recaptured 37 years after he left a dummy in his bed and sawed through cell bars to make his getaway from Ohio's Marion Correctional Institution. Oscar Juarez, 66, who was just three years into a life sentence for the shooting death of a Toledo man when he escaped, was arrested in Saint Paul, Minn. on Thursday, reports WKYC. Authorities say Juarez moved to new cities and created new identities during his decades on the run\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand dodged recapture by quickly posting bond after arrests under fake names in Texas and California in the '80s\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut had apparently settled down in St. Paul, where he had been living under the name of Eleasor Morales Moreno, a woman who died in 1992, reports the Star Tribune. Residents of the apartment building where Juarez had lived since at 2006 tell KARE-11 he was a pleasant, quiet, helpful man who worked delivering the Star Tribune. You just never know, his landlord tells Fox 8. Kinda kept to himself, never had a complaint about him. When he moved in, everything checked out fine. He was tracked down by the Cold Case Unit of the US Marshal's Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force, which is apparently on a roll: Authorities say Juarez is the eighth uncatchable fugitive to be tracked down by the squad since it was created earlier this year, reports WKYC. (After 45 years, cops in El Paso say they have cracked the city's oldest cold case.)",
        "Caption": "Prisoner Who Escaped in 1978 Is Caught",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_493",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2011 1:38 AM) J. Paul Getty III, grandson of oil tycoon and notorious miser J. Paul Getty, has died at the age of 54. Getty was best known to the public for his misfortunes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmost notably, he was kidnapped as a teen in Italy in 1973, the Los Angeles Times reports. His grandfather\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddeclaring then that If I pay one penny now, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll have 14 kidnapped grandchildren \u00e2\u20ac\u201drefused to fork over the ransom for several months. He finally relented and settled for a reduced figure only after the kidnappers sent the boy's severed ear to a Rome newspaper. Getty became addicted to drugs and alcohol in the years after his ordeal. In 1981, he suffered a drug-induced stroke that left him partially blind and confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Getty, the father of two and grandfather of six, taught us how to live our lives and overcome obstacles and extreme adversity, and we shall miss him dearly, his son, actor Balthazar Getty, said in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Kidnapping Victim J. Paul Getty III Dead at 54",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_494",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2019 8:12 AM) Tuesday brought another historic milestone in the impeachment process against President Trump. Nancy Pelosi and Democratic leaders unveiled two articles of impeachment against the president\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabuse of power and obstruction of Congress, reports the Hill. Trump, meanwhile, lashed out in a morning tweet. To Impeach a President who has proven through results, including producing perhaps the strongest economy in our country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s history, to have one of the most successful presidencies ever, and most importantly, who has done NOTHING wrong, is sheer Political Madness! he wrote. In Tuesday's news conference, House Judiciary Committee chairman Jerry Nadler said Trump brought this on himself by using the powers of his office to seek a personal benefit, a reference to Trump's dealings with Ukraine. He endangers our democracy, he endangers our national security, said Nadler, per the AP. The 2020 election is at risk, he added, and that is why we must act now. Next steps: The judiciary panel is expected to approve the articles of impeachment as early as Thursday and send them to the full House for a vote next week.",
        "Caption": "Democrats Draft 2 Articles of Impeachment Against Trump",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_495",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2013 11:02 AM CDT) Two seventh-grade girls in New Jersey are in trouble after allegedly making a YouTube video threatening to kill 10 to 12 girls from their school, reports WNBC News. In the 20-minute video, which has since been taken down, they boasted of being good assassins and wanting to stab several classmates, authorities say. I have special killing thingies for different people, says one girl in a clip obtained by WNBC. The trouble started Tuesday when one of the girls allegedly wrote down the names of several students she wanted to kill and started reading the names out loud in class. One girl mentioned on the list fled to a bathroom, where she called her mother, crying. The girl making the threats was interviewed by a doctor and allowed to return to school the next day, but that's when the YouTube video was discovered, and both girls were removed from school. You can't finish the video, you're so shocked this girl's actually talking this way, says the mother of the threatened girl.",
        "Caption": "7th-Graders Named 12 Girls to Kill in Video: Police",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_496",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2013 4:10 PM CDT) Five Indonesian men have been trapped up a tree since Thursday, when they accidentally killed a tiger cub and were subsequently chased up the tree by Sumatran tigers. A sixth member of the group was killed by the tigers, the BBC reports. The group was in a national park looking for agarwood, a rare wood used to make incense, which can be sold for around $505 a kilogram. They were trying to trap deer for food, but one of the traps caught a tiger cub instead; adult tigers came to investigate and attacked the men. Those who escaped up the tree used cellphones to call for help. Local villagers tried to rescue them, but were scared off by the four large tigers still circling the tree. Thirty members of a search and rescue team arrived at the Gunung Leuser jungle Saturday, but the police chief says it could take as long as three days for the team to reach the men. If the tigers remain under the tree, we may have to shoot or sedate them, he adds. (The Jakarta Globe indicates he's talking about shooting them with an anesthetic.) Another group had to be rescued from a similar situation recently.",
        "Caption": "Tigers Have Trapped 5 Men in Tree ... Since Thursday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_497",
        "News Article": "(Dec 23, 2011 3:45 AM) After a meticulous, year-long survey of graves at the Arlington National Cemetery, Army investigators have discovered some discrepancy with 65,000 of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201done quarter of all the graves at the military site. Many problems may be minor, including typographical errors in paperwork, reports the Washington Post. Some of them may be linked to more serious issues, such as misplaced bodies, but how extensive the problem is won't be known until the daunting study is completed. An accounting of each grave was ordered by Congress after an Army probe found mismarked or unmarked graves, unearthed urns, and a mysterious mass grave. Now each gravestone has been photographed and cataloged, and investigators are matching the details to some 500,000 paper records scanned into the survey's computer system. Certain older sections of the cemetery are proving to be especially problematical. A map of an area for slaves and black Civil War soldiers, for example, shows 70 graves that don't currently exist. Historically the records and grounds in these sections were not maintained to the same standards as the rest of the cemetery, the survey report states. The final review is expected to take months.",
        "Caption": "65K Arlington Graves May Have Problems: Army",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_498",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2010 8:09 PM) The latest detail to trickle out about initiatives President Obama plans to serve up in Wednesday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s State of the Union address is one aimed at cutting the $1.4 trillion federal budget deficit. Obama will announce a 3-year freeze on $447 billion in spending, a measure that could save $250 billion in the next decade. About 17% of the budget will be affected, the Wall Street Journal reports, with much discretionary spending untouched, including defense and entitlement programs like Social Security.",
        "Caption": "Eying Deficit, Obama Plans $447B Freeze",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_499",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2011 7:48 AM CDT) Good news, Texans: Soon you might not need to restrain yourselves to a mere 80mph. The Texas House has passed a bill that would raise the speed limit for certain stretches of highway from 80mph to 85mph, Fox News reports. If the bill passes the Senate and becomes law, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll once again give Texas the highest speed limit in the country\u00e2\u20ac\u201da designation it held until Utah tied its 80mph speed limit in 2009. Of course, not everyone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s on-board with the change. The two things that contribute most to traffic accidents are speed and alcohol, said the president of the Southwest Insurance Information Institute. The higher the speed limit, the more accidents there are. But a Texas Department of Transportation representative says they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not worried. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re looking at the 85th percentile of what people are actually traveling on that road, she says.",
        "Caption": "Coming to Texas: 85mph Speed Limit?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_500",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2012 2:22 PM CDT) The Obama administration today finalized a major upgrade to America's fuel economy standards that will force new cars and trucks to average 54.5 miles a gallon by 2025. The final rules rolled out today are essentially the same ones proposed last year, the Detroit News reports, but they are no less impressive for all that, representing a doubling of the standards in place when Obama took office. What's more, automakers are largely on board with the deal. The administration negotiated the deal with automakers, and 13 of them, including Detroit's big three support it. Only two, Germany's Daimler and Volkswagen, have come out against it. We've come a long way in five years, a Pew Clean Energy researcher tells the Washington Post, noting that in 2007, lawmakers hotly debated whether to mandate a 30 mpg by 2025. We expect the rules to be tough, a GM exec said, but we have a strong history of innovation.",
        "Caption": "New Rules for Autos: 54.5 MPG by 2025",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_501",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2013 6:09 AM CDT) US officials lost track of a pair of known or suspected terrorists \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe New York Times dubs them former terrorists \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho were in the witness protection program. The good news: They are now accounted for, per a Justice Department rep, who says they left both the US and the program years ago. The bad: In a review of the program, the department's inspector general's office found that the number of missing terrorists may not be complete and may continue to evolve, CNN notes. And, actually, it found the DOJ did not definitively know how many known or suspected terrorists were even in the program to begin with. And that may not be the worst of it: The DOJ wasn't sharing the new identities these witnesses were operating under to officials who build US watch lists, the Times notes. Therefore it was possible for known or suspected terrorists to fly on commercial airplanes in or over the United States, the IG report says. The IG warned top Justice officials about the flight problem early last year, and it has been remedied. Fewer than 1% of those who have ever been in the witness protection program are terror-linked figures, and only two such people have joined in the past six years. But House Judiciary Committee head Robert Goodlatte plans a hearing on the outrageous problem.",
        "Caption": "Witness Protection Program Lost 2 Terrorists",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_502",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2014 2:15 PM CDT) Frank Sinatra's first New Jersey driver's license has sold for $15,757 at auction. The yellowed, text-only 1934 license was issued, typo and all, to Francis Sintra, 841 Garden Street, Hoboken, New Jersey. The license was signed by the then-19-year-old a year before Sinatra got his first big break in the music industry. His eyes, of course, are recorded as blue. His weight was 130 pounds. Boston-based RR Auction did not disclose the buyer. The deal also included a 1940 letter to the state Commissioner of Motor Vehicles from the lawyer of a man who'd been involved in a car crash with Sinatra, insisting Sinatra's driving privileges be revoked until he pays up. (Sinatra is the world's most important person, by one metric.",
        "Caption": "Teenage Sinatra's License Sells for $15K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_503",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2014 9:10 AM CDT) A New Hampshire woman who called police after stopping in a highway median to help some stranded ducklings plans to fight a $100 ticket. Hallie Bibeau of Newfields tells WMUR-TV she was driving east on Route 101 on Friday when she had to slam on her brakes to avoid hitting the ducklings. She says their mother and several of the ducklings were hit by a car, and the mother died. Bibeau called 911, got out of her car, and captured the two surviving ducklings, but a state trooper issued her a ticket for stopping in the median. Police say median stops are for emergencies, and they didn't consider this to be one. Officials say the ducklings were taken to a wildlife rescue in Maine.",
        "Caption": "Driver Stops to Help Ducklings, Gets $100 Ticket",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_504",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2013 4:50 PM) Days before returning to the nuclear bargaining table, Iran says it has found more raw-uranium deposits and plans to build 16 new nuclear power stations, Reuters reports. A state news agency said the new deposits exist in southern coastal areas and triple Iran's estimated amount of raw uranium. The announcement comes after Western experts concluded that Iran, which has few uranium mines, had likely drained its native supply. But a former Israeli official says Iran is just trying to gain leverage before nuclear talks with US, Russia, France, Germany, and China starting Tuesday. It seems that Iran is trying to raise the bidding price and to enter negotiations from a position of strength, Danny Ayalon tells the Jerusalem Post. He called it a negotiating pattern which is common in the Persian bazaar. Iran said its upcoming power stations were for electricity only and conformed to international standards. Iran has also announced the installation of new centrifuges that enrich uranium faster at its site in Natanz\u00e2\u20ac\u201da move Washington called provocative.",
        "Caption": "Iran: We Have More Uranium, Will Build 16 New Plants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_505",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2015 9:17 AM) A surrogate hound gave birth to seven half-pound puppies on July 10, an everyday occurrence save that the squirmy furballs were the first dogs ever conceived in a test tube. We each took a puppy and rubbed it with a little towel and when it started to squiggle and cry, we knew we had success, said Dr. Alexander Travis, who runs the lab at the Baker Institute for Animal Health at Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine. The seven puppies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe survivors of 19 embryos implanted in the mother, notes the Guardian\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare a mix of beagle, Labrador, and cocker spaniel and are now healthy 5-month-olds. All were adopted except for one female who's being kept by the lab to have her own litter. The lab kept track of the puppies by painting their nails with different color polish. Travis adopted two, still known by their nail polish names, Red and Green. In vitro fertilization has been possible in humans since 1978, but IVF efforts with dogs repeatedly failed until now. The biology of the dog is really, really different than humans, says a reproductive physiologist for the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, which works with Cornell, hailing the birth as a huge breakthrough. Dog pregnancies last only two months and females go into heat just once or twice a year, releasing immature eggs instead of mature eggs needed for IVF. To compensate, researchers left eggs in the dogs' oviducts a day longer than normal, notes the Guardian, allowing them to mature. The lead author of the PLoS ONE paper on the feat says that doggy IVF could prove useful in everything from conserving endangered species to removing deleterious traits from breeds, and could extend to models for human disease as well.",
        "Caption": "Meet World's 1st IVF Puppies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_506",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2015 8:00 AM CDT) Oliver Sacks, the acclaimed neurologist who scientifically parsed the mysteries of the human brain while simultaneously embracing the intricacies of the human spirit, has died today at the age of 82, reports the New York Times. Sacks had suffered terminal cancer, and unflinchingly and poignantly confronted his own death in a February op-ed in the New York Times. I cannot pretend I am without fear, he wrote of his diagnosis. But my predominant feeling is one of gratitude. I have loved and been loved; I have been given much and I have given something in return; I have read and traveled and thought and written. A prolific author, Sacks first gained prominence in 1973 for Awakenings, his book about patients at a Bronx hospital who had essentially been locked inside themselves for years; the book was later made into an eponymous movie starring Robin Williams. The Times notes Sacks' many contradictions: candid and guarded, gregarious and solitary, clinical and compassionate, scientific and poetic, British and almost American. He studies hallucinations later in life, notes NPR, inspired by his youthful dalliance with LSD. I'm strongly atheist by disposition, but nonetheless when this happened, I couldn't help thinking, 'That must be what the hand of God is like,' he told Terri Gross in 2012. Even as cancer consumed him, Sacks remained active, with his longtime assistant noting earlier this month that he is still writing with great clarity. We are pretty sure he will go with fountain pen in hand. Meditating again on the end of his life, he wrote two weeks ago in the Times: I find my thoughts drifting to the Sabbath, the day of rest, the seventh day of the week, and perhaps the seventh day of one\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s life as well, when one can feel that one\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s work is done, and one may, in good conscience, rest. Rest, Dr. Sacks; his full obituary is here.",
        "Caption": "Oliver Sacks, Explorer of Human Brain, Spirit, Dies at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_507",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2015 12:07 PM) Through Nov. 12, Facebook's Safety Check feature had been activated only in the event of four natural disasters, the first being April's Nepal earthquake. In the five days since, it has been twice deployed for human disasters. CNN Money reports that the feature was turned on Tuesday following a bomb blast in Yola, Nigeria, that, as of the AP's latest report, killed 34 people and injured 80. After the Paris attacks last week, we made the decision to use Safety Check for more tragic events like this going forward, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post Tuesday. (CNNMoney notes some 4 million people identified themselves as safe in Paris.) As for what more means, we're now working quickly to develop criteria for the new policy and determine when and how this service can be most useful.",
        "Caption": "After 2nd 'Human Disaster,' Facebook Safety Check On",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_508",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2009 11:16 AM CDT) Still learning the ropes of microblogging, Oprah Winfrey posted her first tweet this morning, the Chicago Tribune reports. In her first tweet\u00e2\u20ac\u201d HI TWITTERS . THANK YOU FOR A WARM WELCOME. FEELING REALLY 21st CENTURY \u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe committed the Twitter faux pas of writing in all caps and using the wrong term for Twitter adherents, or Tweeple. Nonetheless, her feed already has 103,000 followers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the number is climbing by the second.",
        "Caption": "Oprah Tweets, 103K Follow",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_509",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2011 10:29 AM) A website calling itself a dating service managed to launch with a whopping 250,000 profiles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby scraping data from public Facebook profiles. Lovely-Faces.com took names, images, and locations from thousands of users and used an algorithm to place them in categories like Easy Going, Smug, and Funny. But those behind the site say it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not a business: It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an art project. Facebook, an endlessly cool place for so many people, becomes at the same time a goldmine for identity theft and dating\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunfortunately, without the user\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s control, the site\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s creators say in a statement. If we start to play with the concepts of identity theft and dating, we should be able to unveil how fragile a virtual identity given to a proprietary platform can be. Lovely-Faces is one several prank sites they've made; others have targeted Google and Amazon, Wired reports. Facebook says it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s investigating and will take appropriate action.",
        "Caption": "Dating Site' Lifts 250K Facebook Profiles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_510",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2012 5:39 PM CDT) With Ireland's first-ever abortion clinic set to open next week, social conservatives are outraged and clinic officials are hoping for a little public support, the AP and Salon report. Initiated by an NGO called Marie Stopes International, the Belfast clinic will offer non-surgical procedures for women pregnant for less than 9 weeks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif doctors agree the pregnancy would threaten her mental or physical health. But social conservatives say hospitals already offer abortions for women whose life is at risk. What is the need for this clinic? asked a Protestant lawmaker. There must be an ulterior motive to try and push the boundaries. Dawn Purvis, director of the new clinic, says it will provide a safe, caring, sensitive environment for integrated family planning in Northern Ireland for the first time. Abortions that save a woman's life have been legal in the British territory since 1992, but lawmakers have never issued clear legal guidelines for doctors.",
        "Caption": "Conservatives Outraged by Ireland's 1st Abortion Clinic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_511",
        "News Article": "(Nov 29, 2019 9:27 AM) Two K-pop stars will spend the next several years behind bars\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpunishment for raping women who were too drunk to resist. Jung Joon-young, a singer-songwriter who rose to fame on a TV talent show, and Choi Jong-hoon, a former member of the boy band FT Island, burst into tears Friday as they were sentenced to six and five years in prison, respectively, reports the New York Times. The accused perpetrated sexual crimes against multiple women, degrading women and treating them as mere tools of sexual pleasure, judge Kang Seong-soo said from Seoul Central District Court. He also said Jung filmed [the victims] nude and having sex, then spread it on a group chat, per the BBC. Police came across the videos while investigating another participant, K-pop star Seungri, charged earlier this year with supplying prostitutes to business investors. The judge said 30-year-old Choi did not feel remorse after mass-raping drunken victims in 2016. The 30-year-old Jung, who withdrew from the music industry after admitting to his actions in March, described great remorse in a final statement. I deeply regret my foolishness, he said. Both Jung and Choi are additionally required to complete 80 hours of sexual violence education and are prohibited from working with children. Still, they apparently maintain a fan base. In describing a culture of shaming victims, the BBC points to a chat-room reaction reading, This is rather too much for this type of crime. These women were not kidnapped on the street, but followed the handsome singers. However, the Guardian reports most online commentators said the penalties were too lenient. (The news follows the death of a female K-pop star.)",
        "Caption": "2 K-Pop Stars Imprisoned for Rape",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_512",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2015 8:43 AM) At least five different videos\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding the disturbing dashcam video that shows Laquan McDonald being shot 16 times by Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave emerged in the 17-year-old's killing, but some important footage is missing, a Burger King district manager tells the Chicago Tribune. Jay Darshane says he was trying to help the police with their investigation when officers showed up right after the Oct. 20, 2014, shooting at his restaurant, which WGN notes is located about 50 yards from where the fatal shots were fired. Darshane says the BK's assistant district manager called him that night to tell him there were four or five officers asking to review the eatery's surveillance video. Darshane gave the OK, and cops holed up with the tape for nearly two hours, he says\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut when they left, there was an inexplicable 86-minute gap, from 9:13pm to 10:39pm, that included when Laquan was shot, the Tribune notes. I didn't know they were going to delete it, Darshane says, adding that he testified about the missing video earlier this year in front of a grand jury. But State's Attorney Anita Alvarez has said there's no forensic evidence to back up claims the tape was erased on purpose, and Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy says those claims are absolutely untrue and that there were apparently technical difficulties. The Tribune notes that the surveillance camera probably wouldn't have had the vantage point to show Laquan's shooting, but it may have depicted some of the teen's movements right before. And an attorney for Laquan's family poses a question. It is curious, he says. If [the officers] got there and turned it on and found that there was no video, what were they looking at for two hours? (A protest against Laquan's shooting tried to halt Black Friday shopping.)",
        "Caption": "Burger King Manager: 86 Minutes of Laquan Video Is MIA",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_513",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2010 9:37 AM CDT) Mackenzie Phillips is finally happy, and she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s displaying her inner peace outwardly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith a new $50,000 face. The former child star, last in the spotlight for alleging incest at the hands of father John Phillips, debuted her Botox, Restylane, laser treatments, dental work, and hair extensions yesterday on Good Morning America. I've no desire to erase anything, she says. I'm really happy. Phillips also discussed her incest claim and the curse of the child star: There are a bunch of us who have had addiction problems, she says. As for her half-sister Chynna Phillips, who recently spent a weekend in rehab, she had little to say: I would stop short of saying that this is why Chynna ended up in rehab for anxiety. I love Chynna. And I support her recovery as she supports mine.",
        "Caption": "Mackenzie Phillips Debuts $50K Face",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_514",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2008 7:51 AM) With the holiday shopping season on track to be the worst in decades, more struggling retailers like Toys R Us, Macy's, and Wal-Mart are opting to keep their doors open 24 hours the last few days, hoping to entice last-minute shoppers and night-owls, reports the Wall Street Journal. In this kind of environment, you do whatever it takes, says one economist. Analysts say retail sales are down 2% from a year ago for the 6 weeks to Dec. 13, and this past weekend, which usually brings in 11.5% of the season\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sales, is shaping up to be woeful. So gambling on the 16% of people who say they like late hours is logical\u00e2\u20ac\u201d People would be surprised at how little it costs to stay open, says one industry watcher.",
        "Caption": "Desperate Retailers Offer 24-Hour Shopping",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_515",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2014 1:45 AM CDT) The small town of Hearne, Texas, is mourning a 93-year-old woman shot dead outside her home by a police officer Tuesday. The city attorney says Pearlie Golden was shot by Officer Stephen Stem, who was responding to a 911 call about a woman waving a firearm around and had asked her to drop the gun at least three times, CNN reports. She was shot at least twice. A few days earlier, the Texas Department of Public Safety had refused to renew Golden's license. Her nephew called 911 when she threatened him with a gun after he tried to take her keys away, reports KBTX. Local residents describe Golden as a sweet woman. Even if she did have a gun, she is in her 90s, a neighbor says. They could have shot in the air to scare her. Maybe she would have dropped it. I don't see her shooting anyone. The city attorney says the city government is saddened and disappointed by the shooting. Now, the investigation is out of our hands, he says. It's under the Texas Rangers, which is where we want it to be. Stem, who has been with the police department since 2012, was cleared of wrongdoing after another fatal shooting a few months after he joined the force.",
        "Caption": "Texas Cop Shoots, Kills Woman, 93",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_516",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2012 3:46 PM) Dick Van Dyke is a married man again: The 86-year-old wed 40-year-old makeup artist Arlene Silver at the end of last month, he tells RumorFix. The two met six years ago, and a smitten Van Dyke hired her to do his makeup. The last couple of years we kind of fell in love, he says. I found the perfect one. The actor's first marriage ended in divorce, and he later lived with partner Michelle Triola for more than 30 years before her death, notes People.",
        "Caption": "Dick Van Dyke, 86, Weds Girlfriend, 40",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_517",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2015 7:00 PM CDT) Parents with lots of kids running around doing God knows what, be thankful\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou're the lucky ones. According to a new study in Australia, parents with at least four children get the most satisfaction out of life despite the chaos and higher expenses, the Daily Signal reports. With large families, we think they have social support within the family, study lead Bronwyn Harman tells ABC News Australia. The kids are never bored, they have someone to play with and they get independence quite early on. She interviewed 950 parents over a 5-year period to evaluate their happiness level, Yahoo reports, and asked them about self-esteem, social support, and resilience. While parents with big families did have issues\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike people asking if the kids had multiple fathers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey were still the most satisfied. Harmon thought they'd be stressed out, but they said that they had planned a large family, it was a joyful experience for them, the house was often full of laughter, and there were many reasons to celebrate, she says. Second-happiest (by a razor-thin margin of 0.25%) were LGBT parents, who also planned their families and went the extra mile of getting kids by surrogacy, IVF, or adoption. These children are not accidents ... so the child is very much desired, says Harmon. The least happy in her still-unpublished study were single dads, who she says are often seen as lesser parents and struggle to play a role in their childrens' lives. There is this perception that mothers are the real parents and fathers just sort of help, Harmon tells the Sydney Morning Herald. (Now see what 53,000 children have to say about happiness.)",
        "Caption": "Want Satisfaction? Have at Least 4 Children",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_518",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2011 7:23 AM) Thirty-five animals at a zoo in the northern Mexico state of Chihuahua have frozen to death during the region's coldest weather in six decades. Serengeti Zoo owner Alberto Hernandez says 14 parrots, 13 serpents, five iguanas, two crocodiles, and a capuchin monkey died. He said today that power failures cut off electrical heating at the zoo in the town of Aldama. Temperatures have dropped to 9 degrees Fahrenheit in the area, the coldest weather in 60 years. Power outages have affected much of northern Mexico, forcing factories and businesses to close. Dozens of people are in shelters. Schools have been closed in Chihuahua state but are expected to open Tuesday as the weather warms.",
        "Caption": "35 Zoo Animals Freeze to Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_519",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2015 2:45 PM CDT) In what might be the most incredible iPhone testimonial ever, a Texas man has revealed that his iPhone still works\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan iPhone that happened to fall out of an airplane and tumble 9,300 feet into a pasture. Ben Wilson, 74, explains that he was en route from Houston to Kickapoo Airport midday Monday when a pressure change affected a door latch on the Beechcraft Bonanza plane. He saw his Wall Street Journal fly out the gap; when they landed, he realized his phone was MIA. The Find My iPhone app revealed it was alive and well some 90 miles away outside of Joplin, and Wilson\u00e2\u20ac\u201downer of Gas Corp. of America\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand his VP of sales (who is also his stepson) set off from Wichita Falls to retrieve it on Tuesday. Their journey took them down a ranch road, over a fence, past a friendly donkey, and to a mesquite tree, reports the Times Record News. Beneath that tree was the phone, in one piece, scratched a bit on the corners but it still worked, says Wilson. He tells NBC News the screen wasn't shattered, and only one element was missing: a protective case that contained an external battery. Wilson says he confirmed the distance his iPhone fell thanks to another bit of technology: the flight-tracking site FlightAware, which provided his altitude. (Another odd iPhone-related story: A man was arrested earlier this month for charging his iPhone on a London train.)",
        "Caption": "This iPhone Fell 9K Feet From Plane, Still Works",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_520",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2012 12:04 AM) A 5.0 earthquake and several aftershocks hit Hawaii late this afternoon, but there were no immediate reports of serious damage or injury. The tremblor struck Kae'na Point in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island. Nearby resident Joe Lopez, 70, felt a pretty good jolt, he told the Honolulu Star Advertiser. The quake shook his home and sent books plunging to the floor. No tsunami warning was issued.",
        "Caption": "5.0 Quake Rattles Hawaii",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_521",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2014 8:58 AM CDT) A woman is dead and six people are injured after an elderly man drove an SUV into a crowd of people waiting outside an ice cream parlor in LA last night, the AP reports. It looked like the guy put his foot on the gas pedal instead of the brake, a man who was eating inside tells CBS Los Angeles. There were three people sitting on that bench\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe just went straight into them and crushed them up against the window. Another witness tells KTLA, Literally people were sitting on the bench and their heads were up against the window and the car wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t come off them. The 81-year-old driver was leaving Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour with his wife at the time, police say, and it appears he went forward when he meant to reverse. Police say he appeared disoriented when questioned; neither he nor his wife were injured, and the investigation is ongoing. The 73-year-old woman who was killed got pinned between the car and a gate outside the restaurant, police say, and though witnesses tried to free her from under the car, she was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The other victims, who suffered minor to moderate injuries, include at least three children, ages 11, 12, and 13, and an adult male and female.",
        "Caption": "SUV Plows Into Crowd at Ice Cream Shop, Kills 1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_522",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2016 11:55 PM CDT) Five police officers have been killed and at least six injured in what Mayor Mike Rawlings calls a heartbreaking moment for the city of Dallas. Police say the officers were shot ambush-style by at least two snipers in elevated positions during a march to protest police shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota, ABC News reports. Some of the officers were shot in the back, and a witness says the snipers were strategic. It was tap tap pause. Tap tap pause. Around 2am, police announced that a fifth officer had died from his injuries. The AP reports that Dallas police say one suspect is now in custody and a person of interest whose photo was circulated has surrendered. Earlier, the Dallas Morning News reported that one suspect had been cornered in a parking garage. Four Dallas police officers and one Dallas Area Rapid Transit officer were killed in the shooting, which happened just before 9pm Thursday as demonstrators made their way through downtown. Police say the suspect now in custody was arrested after a shootout and that a suspicious package found nearby is being dealt with by the bomb squad, the Guardian reports. Public transport has been suspended and authorities have urged people to leave the downtown area. I ask everybody to focus on one thing right now and that is Dallas police officers, their families, those that are deceased, those that are in the hospital fighting for their lives, Mayor Rawlings says. Let's all come together and support our police officers.",
        "Caption": "11 Cops Shot, 5 Killed During Dallas Protest",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_523",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2008 3:25 PM CDT) The markets rallied late in today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rollercoaster session, keying on a $360 billion plan to shore up money markets and reports that the Fed might form a government body to absorb firms\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 bad credit bets, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Dow gained 410.03 to close at 11,019.69. The Nasdaq closed up 100.25 at 2,199.10, while the S&P 500 rose 50.01, settling at 1,206.40. AIG gained 18.7% in the wake of its $85 billion government bailout, although it will be removed from the Dow\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 30 components in favor of Kraft on Monday. Washington Mutual rose 37.8% on reports it is seeking a buyer. Bearish sentiment moves from one stock to the next and nobody knows what they're going to, one trader said. They're just hitting them now and I don't know what turns them around.",
        "Caption": "Late Rally Lands Dow Up 410",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_524",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 11:30 AM CDT) The bison was designated our new national mammal this week, and those who are feeling especially patriotic (and don't feel like getting loaded on America beer) can cast their lot to own one. A Texas family is looking for a new home for Bullet, an 8-year-old, 1,000-pound beast whose owner wants to place her in larger digs so she can enjoy her golden years, WFAA reports. I just think she deserves better\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbetter space, bigger grassland, Karen Schoeve tells the station. I just think it's best for her. Per a Dallas Craigslist ad, Bullet, who's said to be tame and housebroken, is up for grabs for about $6,000, as long as the purchaser allows her to continue interacting with humans. And that requirement is because right now, Bullet is basically part of the Shoeve family, even coming inside the house when she feels like it. When she is hot and sweaty, she'll come in, Schoeve tells WFAA. She watches the fish tank for a while. She doesn't mess up a thing, and walks around very neatly like she belongs in the house. Shoeve notes in the ad that Bullet also loves to chase and spar with her rider lawn mower and truck, just like a precious gigantic dog \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough Shoeve does issue a caveat that Bullet shouldn't be left in the house by herself or alone with kids: She is still a buffalo, after all. So far, a camp for autistic kids is mulling over the purchase, and Shoeve and her family are enjoying their final days with their bison buddy. (If you end up buying Bullet, you may not be able to take a selfie with her, per the Washington Post.)",
        "Caption": "Got $6K? Buy Bullet the Potty-Trained Bison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_525",
        "News Article": "(Aug 21, 2016 1:39 PM CDT) The lawyers who helped bring the song Happy Birthday into the public domain will be handsomely rewarded. A judge this week awarded the legal team $4.6 million after last year's successful copyright lawsuit, reports Courthouse News Service. The money will come out of a $14 million class-action settlement being paid by music publisher Warner\/Chappell. In the case, documentary filmmaker Jennifer Nelson sued the company after it charged her a $1,500 licensing fee for including the song in her film about its origins. A federal judge ultimately concluded that Warner\/Chappell's claim on the copyright of the famous tune was dubious. US District Judge George King ruled this week that her lawyers deserved $3.85 million for their work, plus a bonus of sorts. Given the unusually positive results achieved by the settlement, the highly complex nature of the action, the risk class counsel faced by taking this case on a contingency-fee basis, and the impressive skill and effort of counsel, we conclude that a 1.2 multiplier is warranted, wrote King, per Ars Technica. Most of the research into byzantine copyright law was done by attorney Randall Newman, who clocked 2,193 hours at $640 per hour. He and his team are now pushing to free up other songs, including This Land Is Your Land.",
        "Caption": "Happy Birthday' Lawyers Score $4.6M in Fees",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_526",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2016 7:36 AM CDT) For one Canadian family, enough is enough. The house they've lived in since 1971 has been hit by a car at least nine times\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsix since the early '90s, though retiree Maureen Noble tells CTV News, You kind of lose track after awhile. They live close to a sharp curve on Route 101 in Tracy, New Brunswick, and because they say people seem to be driving faster these days, they've thought about moving, but Noble points out the obvious catch: In order to move we'd have to sell the house and do you think anybody's going to buy the house? Instead, as their insurance company is rebuilding for the ninth time a section of the house closest to the road that used to be a post office back when Noble was the village postmaster, they're petitioning the province to install anything that might help slow cars down, including a yellow flashing light, a guardrail, or rumble strips. So far all they've gotten is a sign, Noble tells the CBC: Obviously it's not doing the job. A Department of Transportation and Infrastructure spokesperson says they're reviewing the situation. Noble says in addition to avoiding parts of the house and yard, each crash takes an emotional toll, too. It's such a terrible feeling because you think, 'What are we going to find when we go out? Are they going to be hurt? Are they going to be killed?' (One man crashed his $300,000 car 10 minutes after it was delivered.)",
        "Caption": "Family in Fear After Home Hit 9 Times by Cars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_527",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2012 6:16 PM) Still pining for Carrie Bradshaw? The New York City brownstone that served as her original home on Sex and the City is up for sale for $9.65 million, reports the Daily News. The West Village townhouse has 4,100 square feet, four stories, five bedrooms, six fireplaces, and a steady stream of annoying tourists stopping by the stoop. Which may be why the person who bought it in November for $9 million is bailing already. Curbed has photos, while Noreen Malone of the Daily Intel blog wrestles with all the weighty questions in pitch-perfect Carrie fashion.",
        "Caption": "Sex and the City Brownstone: Yours for $9.65M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_528",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2012 2:30 PM) Police in Canada say three people have been arrested in connection with a massive maple syrup heist from a Quebec warehouse, which put a dent in the global supply. Authorities never disclosed the exact amount of maple syrup stolen in August, but the warehouse contained Quebec's maple syrup reserves\u00e2\u20ac\u201destimated at 10 million pounds with a value of $30 million. Quebec produces up to 80% of the world's maple syrup. Those arrested face charges of theft, conspiracy, fraud, and trafficking in stolen goods.",
        "Caption": "Cops Arrest 3 in Massive Maple Syrup Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_529",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2016 1:35 PM) A charter bus flipped on its side on Interstate 95 in Connecticut Monday, leaving about 30 people injured, including six critically, reports AP. The state Department of Transportation says the accident happened about 12:30pm Monday in Madison during a snowstorm. NBC News reports that the bus was en route from New York to the Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut, and that other buses in the group were sent back to New York. Exactly what happened is unclear, but the bus could be seen on its side off the right shoulder of the highway surrounded by emergency vehicles. Police say about 70 passengers were on the Dahlia charter bus, and Yale-New Haven Hospital was told to expect 30 patients, six of whom were critically inured.",
        "Caption": "30 Hurt When Bus Overturns in Connecticut",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_530",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2016 11:41 AM CDT) Those of you who figured 27-year-old Jessica Lowndes (star of the 90210 reboot and a number of TV movies) and 58-year-old Jon Lovitz couldn't possibly be engaged were correct, Entertainment Weekly reports. The odd couple appeared to reveal a secret relationship in a series of odd social media posts over the weekend, People reported; on Instagram, Lowndes posted a shot of a noticeably older hand on her thigh, overlaid with the words There's a new man in my life... and the caption His hands are wise and tell a thousand stories... #smitten #hatersgonnahate. There was also a reference to a sugar daddy, a picture of what appeared to be an engagement ring, a video of Lowndes in bed with what sounds like Lovitz's distinctive voice in the background, and Lovitz's own tweet featuring a photo of him and Lowndes captioned, Easter with my bunny, @jessicalowndes !!! Many, many headlines were made, though skepticism ran rampant from the get-go. As Uproxx pointed out, it just seems strange being that Lovitz has never been married or in a public relationship before, to the point that his Wikipedia page literally does not even have a 'personal life' section. Mashable rounded up tweets from some of the wary readers. Example: I only have 30 mins free wifi at the airport but I'm making the most of it by reading Jessica Lowndes\/Jon Lovitz conspiracy theories. JustJared's sources claimed the relationship is actually a publicity stunt for a music project Lowndes is working on, and they were right: Per EW, Lowndes admitted in an Instagram video Monday that the whole thing was a prank meant to draw attention to her new music video, which stars Lovitz. The two apparently became fast friends while guest-starring on Hawaii Five-O last year.",
        "Caption": "Odd Coupling: 90210 Star, 27, and Jon Lovitz, 58",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_531",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2012 7:37 AM) Apple has quantified its effect on the US economy in a new study. Its analysis says its products create or support 514,000 US jobs, ranging from the Kansas employees who manufacture glass for the iPhone to the UPS driver who brings that iPhone to your home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that's a complicated claim, experts tell the New York Times. The entire business of claiming \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcdirect and indirect\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 job creation is disreputable, says an economics professor: Most of Apple's purported workers would have found other work if the Cupertino firm didn't exist, he says. But of course, they might not have been as well paid or gratified with their work. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll never know. To figure out the company's job-force impact, consultants working for Apple ran the amount it spent on US goods and services last year through a government formula known as an employment multiplier. Among the final figure's assumptions: that 45% of existing work in the app world can be tied to Apple devices, and that every 40 packages it ships daily through UPS equals one job. Trouble is, if you say, 'If there had been no Apple, those people would not have jobs,' that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not true, notes a business professor. If a customer hadn't spent $500 on an iPad, she'd likely have spent it on something else, and it's nearly impossible to say if that would have been a better or worse move. Apple directly employs 47,000 US workers, but has created more jobs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome 700,000 of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201doverseas.",
        "Caption": "Apple Claims It Supports 514K US Jobs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dDoes It?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_532",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2010 2:00 AM CDT) The body of the Abu Dhabi royal who oversaw the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund has been pulled out of a Moroccan lake four days after his glider vanished. Sheik Ahmed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, head of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and younger brother of the emirate's ruler, was ranked 27th in Forbes' most recent list of the world's most powerful people, the Telegraph notes. The 40-year-old prince had no deputy director at the $650 billion fund, which invests Abu Dhabi's oil revenue. Experts believe his death is likely to spark a power struggle within the emirate's royal family. The sheik wasn't part of the powerful clique controlled by his nephew, the crown prince, who is now expected to attempt to gain control of the fund and consequently control of virtually all of Abu Dhabi's economy.",
        "Caption": "Sheik Who Ran $650B Fund Found Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_533",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2013 9:56 AM CDT) An orchid used to be a rare and pricey thing. Not so these days, reports the Wall Street Journal: Orchids have now taken the crown from poinsettias as the No. 1 potted-plant moneymaker in the US, and you can buy them at Lowe's for $5.48. Why the change, and how? We have Taiwanese entrepreneurs to thank, and the Journal likens their approach to the energy and methods applied to making consumer electronics. The industry is based around the Phalaenopsis, or moth orchid, and dates to the 1980s, when a government-owned company switched from producing sugar to growing orchids after realizing there was more money to be had. Sugarcane fields were razed to make way for greenhouses, and an intricate orchid-production chain formed, with small groups of independent growers overseeing various steps, from producing seedlings to repackaging the flowers as they grow over 12 to 18 months. But it's actually the Netherlands that makes the most money off orchids, though Taiwan is the world leader in exports. One Dutch rival has greenhouses in the US, and interacts directly with retailers; most growers in Taiwan, however, care for the orchid during just one stage of its development, and play no role in the ultimate sale. And they've become so efficient at what they do that margins keep shrinking as growers continually work to drive down costs. An orchid is no longer worth what it used to be, says one grower. We learned how to grow them too well. Click for the Journal's full piece.",
        "Caption": "Why You Can Buy This Flower for $5 at Lowe's",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_534",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2008 7:54 AM) Six 9\/11 suspects detained at Gitmo could be executed at the controversial prison compound if found guilty, legal experts say. Military regulations used to require that executions take place at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas, but that rule was amended two years ago to allow prisoners to be executed in other places. The creation of a Guantanamo Bay execution chamber would keep the men largely out of the reach of US courts, experts believe. I think that's the administration's idea, to use Guantanamo as a base to not be under the umbrella of the federal district courts, said a former Navy attorney. US officials have announced that they will seek the death penalty against the suspects. Any executions would be certain to cause international outrage, although the AP reports that US diplomats have been instructed to remind critics that Nazi war criminals were executed after the Nuremberg trials.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Executions Could Take Place in Gitmo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_535",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2010 8:13 AM CDT) The US and much of the western hemisphere are likely to face drought conditions worse than anything seen in modern times over the decades to come, scientists warn. National Center for Atmospheric Research scientists, working with climate models and greenhouse gas predictions, believe that severe drought will affect areas including two-thirds of the US, southern Europe, and much of Latin America beginning in the 2030s, LiveScience reports. If the projections in this study come even close to being realized, the consequences for society worldwide will be enormous, one of the scientists says, although he cautions that many variables exist, including natural climate cycles and emission reductions. In what may be a small taste of things to come for the American West, Lake Mead, the country's biggest reservoir, has fallen to its lowest level since it was filled 75 years ago, the New York Times notes. Experts believe it may vanish completely by 2021.",
        "Caption": "Scientists Predict Extreme US Drought by 2030s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_536",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2008 12:00 AM CDT) Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th career homer last night to join Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, and Sammy Sosa as the only players to do so. Griffey connected off Mark Hendrickson in the first inning of the Cincinnati Reds' 9-4 victory over the Florida Marlins, the AP reports. The 38-year-old slugger hit a 3-1 pitch 413 feet into the right-field seats with Jerry Hairston on third and one out. I was just trying to get a pitch I could hit and be as patient as possible, Griffey said. And I was fortunate enough to get a curveball I could drive. \u00c2 Griffey started the season with 593 home runs despite numerous injuries in recent years\u00e2\u20ac\u201denough to make a lot of people wonder how many homers he could have had if he had stayed relatively healthy. I don't think about that, Reds manager Dusty Baker told the AP. I appreciate where he is right now.",
        "Caption": "Griffey Slams 600th Homer Against Marlins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_537",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2008 10:35 AM CDT) Matthew McConaughey landed a $3 million deal with OK! magazine for the first photos of son Levi, TMZ reports, a deal which includes photos of the tyke\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s first Christmas. But all were not happy with baby's first payday: His publicist begged him not to work with [OK!] because he's considered an A-lister, an insider told the New York Post. But Matthew hired money man Todd Shemarya, who brokered the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie $4 million People deal. The weekly also reportedly secured first rights to wedding photos should the Hollywood hunk marry his babymama Camila Alves.",
        "Caption": "McConaughey Lands $3M for Baby Pic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_538",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2012 4:39 AM) Fox News has plenty of critics\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it also has more viewers than its two closest rivals combined, according to the latest Nielsen Ratings. The figures show that Fox is the most-watched cable news channel for the 10th year in a row, averaging 1.86 million viewers in prime time, while MSNBC had 775,000 and CNN had 689,000, the New York Daily News reports. Fox beat CNN to the top spot five years after its launch in 1996, and has been there ever since. At the outset, Fox News chief Roger Ailes promised to make the network No. 1, recalls anchor Shepard Smith. No category leader had ever been dethroned in cable. He had a plan and he said if we stick with it, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d be OK, says Smith, who predicts years of Fox dominance ahead. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know why it can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t last, he says. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lasted 10 years.",
        "Caption": "Fox News Tops Rankings for 10th Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_539",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2010 6:18 AM) A strong 6.1 aftershock rolled through Haiti at 6:03am today, says the US Geological Survey, a mere 35 miles from Port-au-Prince. The quake struck at a depth of 13.7 miles, but was thought to be too far inland for any risk of tidal waves. AP reporters on the scene said screaming survivors streamed out of what buildings were left standing from last week's 7.0 temblor. The aftershock came as the country's prime minister tells CNN that officials have recovered and buried at least 72,000 bodies from the initial devastation, though the real toll is thought to be closer to 200,000.",
        "Caption": "6.1 Quake Shakes Haiti, 72K Bodies Buried",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_540",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2014 7:40 AM CDT) Even if you're a proud consumer of five servings of fruits and vegetables daily, you're not getting enough, an extensive British study suggests. And steer clear of the canned stuff. University College London researchers reviewed the diets of 65,000 people; they found that those who ate more fresh fruits and vegetables tended to live longer, and the magic threshold seemed to be seven-plus servings every day. Those who hit that level reduced their risk of death from all causes by 42% as compared to those who ate less than one portion daily, the Guardian reports. More specifically, those big on fruits and veggies saw a 31% lower risk of heart disease and a 25% lower risk of cancer. Hitting five is, of course, still beneficial: Eat three to five portions, and overall risk drops 29%, while five to seven means a 36% lower risk, Time reports. In the US, the standard slogan when it comes to fruits and vegetables is more matters, but the best advice is Australia's, says a researcher; in that country, the advice is go for 2+5, or two servings of fruits and five of vegetables. From our study it looks like vegetables are better than fruit, she says. Be warned: Canned and frozen fruit, the study finds, may actually increase heart disease, stroke, and cancer risk, the Guardian notes. Researchers are cautious about that finding, however, suggesting it could be because canned fruit is often smothered in sugary syrup. (So eat more veggies ... but maybe run less.)",
        "Caption": "5 Servings of Fruit, Veggies Don't Cut It",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_541",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2008 9:12 AM) Soci\u00c3\u00a9t\u00c3\u00a9 G\u00c3\u00a9n\u00c3\u00a9rale has not named the trader responsible for the largest bank fraud in history\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich caused the bank to announce a $7.16 billion writedown today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the Telegraph reports that his responsibilities were modest. He took out plain vanilla futures on the European equities markets, betting against other traders to hedge risk. Instead he started to buy his own positions, then constructing fictional transactions to hide losses. Normally traders with such a small remit have strict limits on the amount they can trade, but SocGen suspects his experience with the bank's security system allowed him to override them. The trader, based in the Paris office, had intimate knowledge of the bank's computer system because he was initially employed in an administrative role. SocGen has indicated the trader's supervisors will be asked to leave the bank.",
        "Caption": "SocGen Fraud: How Did One Man Lose $7B?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_542",
        "News Article": "(Sep 9, 2011 1:32 AM CDT) Power company officials believe a worker moving a piece of monitoring equipment in an Arizona utility substation likely turned off the lights yesterday for a massive 6 million customers stretching through southern California and Mexico. This was not a deliberate act. The employee was just switching out a piece of equipment that was problematic, said a spokesman for Arizona Public Service. Searing San Diego took the brunt of the shutdown: All flights from the city's airports were canceled and police stations switched to generators so they could answer emergency calls. Two nuclear generators went offline after power shut down and the US-Mexico border was plunged into darkness. Power was restored last night for about a dozen cities in San Diego and Orange counties in California, reports AP. But most people affected spent the night without power. It feels like you're in an oven and you can't escape, said an official working in California's baking eastern desert. Officials are investigating why a problem in Arizona spread to such a large area. They have ruled out terrorism.",
        "Caption": "Worker 'Moving Equipment' Plunged 6M Into Darkness",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_543",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2016 11:28 AM CDT) The US will deploy more than 200 additional troops to Iraq\u00e2\u20ac\u201dupping the number from 3,870 to 4,087\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand send Apache helicopters for the first time into the fight against ISIS in Iraq, the first major increase in US forces in nearly a year. The uptick in US forces\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the decision to put them closer to the front lines\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis designed to help Iraqi forces retake the key northern city of Mosul, and help retake Raqqa, the extremist's group self-proclaimed capital in Syria, the AP reports. Last June the Obama administration announced hundreds of troops would be deployed to help the Iraqis retake Ramadi\u00e2\u20ac\u201da goal accomplished at the end of the year. Of the extra troops, most will be Army special forces, who've been used throughout the anti-ISIS campaign to advise and assist the Iraqis. The remainder will include some trainers, security forces for advisers, and maintenance teams for the Apaches. The advise-and-assist teams\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmade up of some dozen troops, each accompanied by security forces\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill embed with Iraqi brigades and battalion, likely putting them closer to the front lines. The proximity to the battlefront will allow the US teams to provide more tactical combat advice as Iraqis move toward Mosul, still under ISIS control. Until now, US advisers have worked with the Iraqis at the headquarters level, well back from the front lines. A senior defense official told reporters that while Iraqi leaders have been reluctant to have a large number of US troops in Iraq, they also need certain capabilities that only more American or coalition forces can provide. Iraqi leaders back the addition of more US troops if their work is coordinated with Iraqis and directed toward retaking Mosul. Anonymous US officials have said that the number of special operations forces in Syria would be increased at some point, but Defense Secretary Ash Carter, speaking to US troops in Baghdad, didn't mention that.",
        "Caption": "US Sending Choppers, 200 Troops to ISIS Fight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_544",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2011 1:12 PM CDT) A Dutch appeals court has convicted a Rwandan Hutu man of war crimes and sentenced him to life in prison for taking part in a massacre of Tutsis sheltering in a church during his country's 1994 genocide. The Hague Court of Appeal reversed Joseph Mpambara's acquittal by a lower court, saying his offenses were among the most serious crimes judged by a Dutch criminal court since the Second World War. Though it acquitted him on the massacre, the lower court had sentenced Mpambara to 20 years after convicting him of torture for his involvement in the slaying of two Tutsi mothers and at least four of their children who were hauled out of an ambulance. The appellate panel's written ruling said the life sentence should act as an international deterrent. The judges said there was sufficient evidence to convict him on charges that he took part in the massacre in which victims were almost literally butchered by a mob of machete-wielding Hutus.",
        "Caption": "Rwandan Gets Life Sentence in 1994 Massacre",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_545",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2013 11:13 AM CDT) Trump University just took a hit from the School of Hard Knocks: New York's attorney general yesterday sued the Donald and his eponymous school for a hefty $40 million for defrauding students. Trading on his celebrity status, Mr. Trump personally appeared in advertisements making false promises to convince people to spend tens of thousands of dollars they couldn't afford for lessons they never got, said Eric Schneiderman in a statement that accuses Trump of a bait and switch. Trump wasted no time in swinging back, blasting the suit as politically motivated (Schneiderman is a Democrat; Trump is decidedly not) and Schneiderman himself as a lightweight who is trying to extort me with a civil law suit. Team Donald says that 98% of students rate Trump University as excellent, adds the AP. The attorney general has been angry because he felt that Mr. Trump should have done much more for him in terms of fundraising, says a lawyer for Trump. This entire investigation is politically motivated and it is a tremendous waste of taxpayers' money. It's not the first lawsuit; CNN notes that students filed a class-action lawsuit against the school in 2010, accusing it of being like an infomercial that doesn't deliver on its guarantees of success.",
        "Caption": "Trump U Sued for Fraud, $40M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_546",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2012 9:58 AM) Like many Americans, Mary Kantorowski has been ordered to leave her home, but it's not a bank telling her to get out\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit's her own son. Kantorowski, 98, is locked in a legal battle with her eldest son, Peter, 71, who wants to sell the house she's lived in since 1953. Mary has been living here happily paying all the expenses, her court-appointed lawyer tells the Connecticut Post, and now her son, Peter, comes along and is telling her, 'Get the hell out,' so he can sell it. In 1996, Mary gave a trust administered by Peter control of the house on the condition that she could live in it until she died. But after some legal maneuvering, Peter moved the house to another trust he controls in 2005, making him the owner. And in December Peter gave his mom an eviction notice, and soon after put the house\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvalued at $333,410\u00e2\u20ac\u201dup for sale. A probate court intervened, ruling that Peter had abused his mother's power of attorney. Peter insists he's only evicting Mary because he thinks she'd be better off in a nursing home with people her own age. But his younger brother is siding with his mom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand says Peter once told him their mother had lived too long.",
        "Caption": "Man Tries to Evict His 98-Year-Old Mom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_547",
        "News Article": "(May 10, 2013 10:45 AM CDT) Suri Cruise infamously wore heels at age 4, so perhaps it's no big surprise that she's now rumored to be launching a fashion line ... at age 7. Sources tell the Sun that the collection, dubbed Suri, will launch this fall in an NYC department store; the deal is said to be worth about $2.3 million, and both mom Katie Holmes and Holmes' stylist, Jeanne Yang, are said to be involved. Apparently, the initial idea was for Suri to blog about fashion (yes, again, at age 7), but the plan changed after she started sharing her fashion ideas. Says a source, This is a nice hobby for her. ... Most girls dream of being able to make their own clothes, this just means her drawings will now become a reality.",
        "Caption": "Suri Cruise, 7, Launching Fashion Line",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_548",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2011 4:45 AM CDT) The oldest known American survivor of World War II's infamous Bataan Death March has died at the age of 105\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter living 55 years longer than doctors said he could expect to. Army captain Albert Doc Brown was among 78,000 American and Filipinos forced to trek 65 miles to a Japanese prisoner of war camp in the Philippines, enduring brutal treatment along the way. Some 11,000 died, but Brown survived both the march and three horrific years in a labor camp afterward, AP reports. At the end of the war, the 6-foot Brown weighed just 90 pounds and was nearly blind. His injuries prevented him from resuming his pre-war career as a dentist. But he rebuilt his life, moving to California, returning to college, and eventually renting out apartments to some of the era's biggest Hollywood stars. Doc\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s story had as much relevance for today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s wounded warriors as it did for the veterans of his own era, says the author of Brown biography Forsaken Heroes of the Pacific War: One Man\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s True Story. The underlying message for today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s returning veterans is that there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hope, not to give in no matter how bleak the moment may seem. You will persevere and can find the promise of a new tomorrow, much like Doc had found.",
        "Caption": "Bataan Death March Survivor Dies at 105",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_549",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2016 10:59 AM CDT) Big whispers in both the celebrity and business realms: Unilever is considering the acquisition of Jessica Alba's Honest Co. for more than $1 billion, sources tell the Wall Street Journal. Those sources say discussions regarding a deal are happening; the Journal notes that the amount being discussed is significantly less than the $1.7 billion Honest was valued at during last year's fundraising round. An IPO isn't off the table, though, one source says. In June 2015 (so before that last round), Forbes put Alba's share of the company at between 15% and 20%. Unilever makes, among other things, Dove soap and Axe body spray. Honest, founded in 2011, sells honestly safe diapers, cleaning products, and beauty\/personal care products, though not without controversy. For more on all things Honest and Alba, check out this Vanity Fair profile.",
        "Caption": "Jessica Alba's Company May Have a $1B Buyer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_550",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2009 3:30 AM CDT) Experts believe Iran could be only 6 months away from having enough weapons-grade material for a nuclear bomb, CNN reports. While there's no indication Iran is preparing to build a bomb, the status of the country's nuclear program remains largely unknown, and its uranium stockpile has the potential to destabilize the region, said a Senate report released yesterday. Many nations in the region already fear an ascendant Iran, \u00c2 the report said. Simply producing a large enough stockpile of low-enriched uranium for weapons could confer on Iran new leverage over the critical region. It also could motivate some of its neighbors to seek their own nuclear capability.",
        "Caption": "Iran 6 Months From Nuke-Ready: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_551",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2013 11:23 AM) Today in the Wacky World of Vladimir Putin, the Russian president is now rumored to have a second love child with former Olympian Alina Kabaeva. Putin has long been linked to the 29-year-old rhythmic gymnast, and the two were already believed to have a 3-year-old son together. The new child, a daughter, was born in November, a source tells the New York Post. Russian media have never officially named Putin and Kabaeva the parents of the boy, and she's called him her nephew in the past. The Russian media has, however, reported Putin and Kabaeva were engaged in the past, though the newspaper that did so quickly retracted the story and was then shut down. Putin's wife, Lyudmila, hasn't been seen in public in quite some time and the Chechen president recently referred to her as Putin's first wife. For more in wacky world leaders, click for Silvio Berlusconi's thoughts on Mussolini.",
        "Caption": "Rumor Mill: Putin Has Love Child No. 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_552",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2016 12:30 AM CDT) A disgruntled soldier is suspected of gunning down eight other soldiers and three civilians Tuesday at a military barracks in Cape Verde, the West African country's government says. The suspected soldier is missing, but there are strong indications he was behind the slayings, the former Portuguese colony's government says in a statement on its website. The statement notes personal motives inspired the attack, ruling out an attempted coup or any connection with violence associated with drug trafficking that has recently plagued the archipelago. People are advised to remain calm and serene, the statement says. A policeman discovered the bodies around midday, Cape Verde Television says, per the AP. The three civilians killed included two Spanish technicians on assignment in Cape Verde, according to the government. The dead were all men aged between 20 and 51. The government says authorities are investigating what happened at the barracks that housed soldiers protecting a hilltop communications hub where the Spaniards and a Cape Verdean were reportedly working on repairs. The government placed security forces on red alert at the international airport in Praia, the capital, and at the island's ports after the attack.",
        "Caption": "Cape Verde Soldier Kills 11, Disappears",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_553",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2009 9:02 PM CDT) Cannes opened in an unusual way tonight\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the animated 3-D film Up from Pixar. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the first time either an animated movie or a 3-D flick got the honored spot, and Timothy M. Gray of Variety reports an enthused response from both audience and critics. The movie\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout a cranky old guy voiced by Ed Asner who floats his house to South America\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis a nice fit for this year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s toned down festival, which despite global worries, boasted a shy aura of hope, writes Gray. Attendance and schmoozing is down. Pessimists see this winnowing of the crowds as a glum omen, but optimists see it as a necessary rebalancing of the film biz, writes Gray. The fringe people who were attempting to enter the industry in the past few years have disappeared, but the important global companies, the key indies and studios' specialty divisions are more in evidence than ever because they are still spending money.",
        "Caption": "Pixar's 3-D Up Opens Cannes on Cheery Note",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_554",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2010 7:04 PM CDT) The papa bear of all domain names\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsex.com\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis selling for $13 million, reports tech news site the Register. Current owner Escom LLC is bankrupt and has agreed to fork over the name to Clover Holdings, about which little is known. The domain sold in 2006 for about the same price, which was widely thought to be the most expensive ever paid. The name has a crazy history, notes the Register, once getting hijacked by a conman who raked in $500,000 a month in advertising before fleeing to Mexico to avoid a $65 million court judgment. He ended up getting arrested and going to prison. Six months ago, PETA made headlines when it asked Escom to donate the domain for its vegetarians are sexy campaign, notes Mashable.",
        "Caption": "Domain Name Sex.com Sells for $13M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_555",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2011 7:35 AM) More bad Solyndra press for the Obama administration: Emails released yesterday show that the Energy Department pushed the struggling solar company to delay announcing employee layoffs until after the 2010 midterm elections. On Oct. 25 of that year, Solyndra\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s CEO sent the agency an email explaining that layoffs would be announced in three days because the story was starting to leak and journalists were asking questions, the Washington Post reports. But on Oct. 30, a Solyndra investment adviser sent an internal email noting that the Energy Department was pushing very hard for a delay to Nov. 3. Oddly they didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t give a reason for that date, he wrote. Of course, Nov. 3\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen the news that it was laying off 40 workers and 150 contractors and shuttering a factory was ultimately made\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas the day after the elections. The CEO\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s original email made its way to the Energy Department's loan program director, then to the Energy Secretary\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s chief of staff, then to the White House climate change czar and a Joe Biden aide. But a rep says the climate change czar did not push the Energy Department to ask for the delay, and an Energy Department spokesperson would not identify who might have urged it. The emails were released in a House Energy and Commerce Committee memo in advance of the Energy secretary\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s testimony before the committee tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "Energy Dept. Pushed Solyndra to Delay Layoff Announcement Until After 2010 Midterm Elections",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_556",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2015 3:22 PM CDT) A rally in energy stocks wasn't enough to lift the broader market, leaving indexes mostly lower at the closing bell Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average edged up 13 points, less than 0.1%, to 16,790. It jumped 304 points the day before. The Standard & Poor's 500 fell seven points, or 0.4%, to 1,979. The Nasdaq composite fell 32 points, or 0.7%, to 4,748. Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and other energy companies rose sharply as the price of crude oil jumped 5%. DuPont soared 8% after its embattled CEO said she would retire. Biotechnology companies had another tumble. Investors are worried about pushback the industry's drug pricing practices. Bond prices rose. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.03%.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_557",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2009 9:10 PM CDT) The trustee digging up Bernard Madoff's assets has uncovered another $75 million in a Gibraltar bank account, pushing the total above $1 billion, the Wall Street Journal reports. In a civil hearing today, Assistant US Attorney Barbara Ward discussed the pursuit of other Madoff assets, saying France will likely seize a $1 million property in Cap d'Antibes to reimburse French Madoff victims. US attorneys are working on the Madoff case with British organized crime police, Ward said. There may be criminal implications, she explained during arguments over the trustee's right to claim a London firm's stock, listed by Madoff as an asset, Reuters reports.",
        "Caption": "Madoff Assets Top $1B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_558",
        "News Article": "(Dec 26, 2008 2:23 AM) The number of homegrown Islamic militants in the US is expected to increase sharply over the next 5 years, according to a Homeland Security assessment obtained by AP.\u00c2 A pool of terrorist wannabes will be recruited online and used to carry out attacks, including sophisticated cyberattacks for which al-Qaeda currently lacks the expertise, experts believe. The assessment warns that foreign terrorists may also seek to enter the US by posing as refugees. The threat of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks remains the department's highest priority, and officials predict that the danger will increase as terrorists gain expertise. The other side is going to continue to learn more about doing things, director Michael Chertoff warned earlier this month.",
        "Caption": "Terrorists Up to Dangerous New Tricks Next 5 Years: US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_559",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2010 9:31 AM CDT) Gunmen wearing Iraqi military uniforms raided homes in a Sunni village south of Baghdad, killing at least 24 people, including five women, in execution-style attacks. Many of the dead were members of local Sahwa, or Awakening Councils\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of several names for the Sunni fighters who changed the course of the war when they revolted against al-Qaeda in Iraq and joined the Americans in late 2006 and 2007. An army official said many of the victims were brutalized beyond recognition. At least seven people were found alive, bound with handcuffs. It's not uncommon for Awakening Councils members to be targeted for revenge by al-Qaeda, but the scope of this killing is unusual.",
        "Caption": "Uniformed Men Execute 24 Sunnis in Baghdad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_560",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2011 11:07 PM) Sick and getting sicker, Social Security will run at a deficit this year and keep on running in the red until its trust funds are drained by about 2037, according to bleaker-than-previous estimates from congressional budget experts. The massive retirement program has been suffering from the effects of the struggling economy for several years. It first went into deficit last year but had been projected to post surpluses for a few more years before permanently slipping into the red in 2016. This year alone, Social Security will pay out $45 billion more in benefits than it collects in payroll taxes, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said. That figure nearly triples\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto $130 billion\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen the new one-year cut in payroll taxes is included. The projected deficits add a sense of urgency to efforts to improve Social Security's finances. For much of the past 30 years, the program has run big surpluses, which the government has borrowed to spend on other programs. Now that Social Security is running deficits, the federal government will have to find money elsewhere to help pay for benefits.",
        "Caption": "Social Security to Be Drained by 2037",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_561",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2009 5:20 PM CDT) Chrysler, which has received $4 billion in federal money for its manufacturing operations and $1.5 billion for lending, wants another $1.5 billion for its loan arm, the Detroit Free Press reports. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve gone to Treasury and said we need to re-up that amount, Chrysler\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s CEO told CNBC. The initial money boosted sales by allowing the company to offer 0% financing, said Bob Nardelli. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m not suggesting we go back to where we were in this country, said Nardelli, referring to the days of too-easy credit. But the pendulum has swing dramatically the other way. Our consumers could not get financing. They have had to put from 5% to 15% cash down.",
        "Caption": "Chrysler Wants $1.5B More for Auto Loans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_562",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2019 7:20 AM CDT) The health departments of two new states put up sobering notices this week. Both Florida and Georgia announced their first vaping-related fatalities, bringing the recorded national death toll to 11, CNN reports. There's scant info on the Florida death, but the death in Georgia\u00e2\u20ac\u201da state that so far claims nine cases of vaping-associated illness, including this fatality\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays the deceased patient had a history of heavy nicotine vaping (none noted for THC). Fox News reports the patient was a 35-year-old male. The Georgia DOH goes on to note that those nine patients were mostly male, range in age from 18 to 68, and were all hospitalized and eventually got pneumonia with no known infectious cause. Other states reporting deaths tied to vaping include California, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, and Oregon. Some 530 lung injury cases said to be linked to vaping have been documented, per the CDC, which will have updated stats available Thursday. On Wednesday, members of Congress grilled the acting commissioner of the FDA, looking for answers on why it opted in 2017 to push the deadline for starting its review of the vaping industry to 2022. I firmly believe that many aspects of the youth vaping epidemic could have been addressed if the FDA had moved forward with reviewing all e-cigarettes on the market when it first had the chance two years ago, Frank Pallone Jr., head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said at the hearing, per CNBC. (Rhode Island joins Michigan and New York in this vape-related ban.)",
        "Caption": "2 More Vaping-Tied Deaths in 2 New States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_563",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2009 5:30 PM CDT) Allen Klein, the bare-knuckle Beatles manager whom many blame for splitting up the group, died today after battling Alzheimer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s disease, Reuters reports. The former New Jersey accountant, who also managed the Rolling Stones, became a legend in his own right, known for his gangster-like business style in a career spanning more than 50 years. He was 77. In the mid-1960s, he alienated Mick Jagger by snapping up ownership of the Stones\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 recordings and copyrights. He later managed the Beatles at the behest of John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand against the opposition of Paul McCartney. Survived by his wife and three adult children, Klein will be remembered Tuesday at a funeral in New York.",
        "Caption": "Ex\u00e2\u20ac\u201cBeatles Manager Klein Dead At 77",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_564",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2012 10:46 AM) Thirty people, most of them homeless, have died of hypothermia in recent days in Ukraine, part of a surge of deaths across eastern Europe as the region grapples with an unusually severe cold spell. In all, at least 58 people have died from the cold in Europe over the last week. Of the victims in Ukraine, 21 were found frozen on the streets, five died in hospitals and four died in their own homes, according to Ukranian officials. More than 540 others have been hospitalized with hypothermia and frostbite, health officials said. Heavy snowfalls and icy roads also caused traffic jams in southern Ukraine. Temperatures plunged to -10\u00c2\u00b0 F in the capital of Kiev and elsewhere in Ukraine, as schools and nurseries closed down and authorities set up hundreds of heated tents for the homeless. In Poland, five people died of hypothermia in the last 24 hours, bringing the death toll from the cold to 15 in the last four days, the national police said. Two others died in Romania over that span, and one in Russia.",
        "Caption": "58 Dead in European Cold Snap",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_565",
        "News Article": "(Nov 26, 2014 7:25 AM) Cleveland police said earlier this week they had no plans to release the surveillance video that shows Saturday's shooting of Tamir Rice, but those plans have apparently changed. A police department spokesman now says that the video documenting what happened between officers and 12-year-old Tamir, as well as audio evidence, will be made public today during the police chief's 1pm EST investigation update, the AP reports. The names of the officers involved will also be released. WKYC writes that the video is said to clearly show what went down between the boy and police as he sat in a park outside a rec center with a toy gun. The city had previously indicated it wasn't going to release the video to be sensitive to Tamir's parents and the families of the officers, but Tamir's parents yesterday sent a letter to the mayor and police department in which they requested the complete video be released. Representatives from Tamir's family reportedly viewed the video on Monday, according to WKYC. We feel the actions of the patrol officer who took our son's life must be made public, they write. (Read their entire letter in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.) The officers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho say Tamir reached for the airsoft-style gun in his waistband after they asked him to raise his hands\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere put on a three-day administrative leave and are due to begin non-patrol duty today. City officials describe the officer who shot Tamir as distraught.",
        "Caption": "Cleveland: We'll Release Video of Shot 12-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_566",
        "News Article": "(Mar 21, 2012 3:49 PM CDT) Tim Tebow will, in fact, suit up for the New York Jets next season. The Jets announced the deal this afternoon, but things nearly fell apart afterward over a $5 million clause in Tebow's contract. After last-minute talks, the Jets agreed to pay half the amount to Tebow's now-former team, the Denver Broncos, reports ESPN. Tebow himself reportedly weighed in to help cinch the deal, saying he wanted to go to New York, writes Adam Schefter. Tim Tebow deserves an enormous amount of credit for what he accomplished and how he carried himself during his time with the Broncos, said Denver exec John Elway, who now has Peyton Manning as his QB. From taking over a 1-4 team and leading it to the playoffs to energizing our fans and this community, Tim left an extraordinary mark on this organization. Click for more on how the deal unfolded.",
        "Caption": "Tebow-to-Jets Trade Hits $5M Snag",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_567",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2010 4:01 PM) The House today passed a $15 billion jobs bill that gives tax breaks to companies that make new hires. The scaled-down measure passed 217-201 on a mostly party-line vote and now heads back to the Senate. The bill also includes $20 billion for road and bridge construction. Democrats characterized the bill as much smaller than they would have liked but as a necessary first step. If that's the only thing that I can vote on ... I'll vote for it, obviously, said Rep. Bill Pascrell. We've got to get something moving. We've got to get something done.",
        "Caption": "House Passes $15B Jobs Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_568",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2008 12:29 PM) The Miami Dolphins have fired coach Cam Cameron after less than a year, the Miami Herald reports. Most of his coaching staff is gone, too, after a 1-15 season that also cost the general manager his job. We needed someone in place who shared the same philosophical compatibilities we shared, said new GM Jeff Ireland. We weren't completely sold that he did.'' The decision follows meetings Tuesday and today between Cameron and Bill Parcells, the successful former coach recently enlisted to run football operations. The team may now be considering Cowboys assistant head coach Tony Sparano and Arizona running backs coach Maurice Carthon. We'll have a broad range of candidates. We'll look into every possibility, said Ireland, who was hired yesterday.",
        "Caption": "Dolphins Sack Cameron After 1-15 Season",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_569",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2009 11:00 AM CDT) Commercial real-estate borrowers are defaulting on their loans at an ever-faster pace, and experts now believe the crisis could match or exceed the early-1990s slump, the Wall Street Journal reports. That catastrophe killed off 1,000 banks and savings institutions, with lenders taking $48.5 billion in charges. This time, one firm estimates, as much as $250 billion could be lost, resulting in more than 700 bank failures. Since September, the delinquency rate on about $700 billion in securitized commercial loans has more than doubled, to 1.8%. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a bit shy of the \u00e2\u20ac\u02dc90s rate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough not bad compared to home delinquencies. In just seven months, we've gone from the best of times to the worst of times, said Deutsche Bank\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s head of commercial mortgage securities.",
        "Caption": "Commercial Real Estate Crisis May Rival '90s Disaster",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_570",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2009 7:45 PM CDT) Vogue's editor-in-chief gave Oprah Winfrey some advice before she graced the mag's cover in 1998:\u00c2 Lose some weight, babe. Like 20 pounds. It was a very gentle suggestion, said Anna Wintour in an unaired portion of her 60 Minutes segment last night, Us reports. I said simply that you might feel more comfortable. She was a trouper! Oprah totally welcomed the idea \u00c2 and hit the diet trail before the shoot, Wintour said. And it was one of our most successful covers ever. In her 60 Minutes interview, Wintour also defended the use of Photoshop on Vogue cover models and said the mag was aware of obesity. We need to spend money, time and education on teaching people to eat, \u00c2 she said.",
        "Caption": "Vogue Editor Tells Oprah: Lose 20 Lbs!",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_571",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2009 3:33 PM CDT) Stocks barely eked out gains today, as positive reports on housing and durable goods orders failed to excite investors, the Wall Street Journal reports. New-home sales rose 9.6% in July, beating expectations, while inventories dropped to the lowest level since April 2007. The Dow closed up 4 points at 9,544. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 were flat, closing at their opening values of 2,024 and 1,028, respectively.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 4 Despite Strong Housing Data",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_572",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2014 10:53 AM) Tragedy in China, where an 8-year-old was killed by a circus tiger at an amusement park Friday, Shanghaiist reports. Visiting the park in Chongqing with her family, the girl was apparently able to make her way into the enclosure undetected; the Daily Mail, giving the girl's name as Juan Niu, suggests a tiger may have pulled her in, though it's not clear exactly how she ended up in the cage. Park visitors saw the animal attack her, the Mail reports, noting that it was in a temporary holding pen set up for visiting circus animals. State media called the area an animal training site, AFP reports via the Japan Times. The girl died of her injuries in a hospital, CRI reports. Nothing terrible like this has ever happened before, and we take the safety of our visitors very seriously, says a rep for the Leheledu Amusement Park. We will pay all compensation necessary to the family and will make sure it's not possible for anything similar to ever happen again.",
        "Caption": "Circus Tiger Kills Girl, 8, at Amusement Park",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_573",
        "News Article": "(Sep 23, 2008 6:58 AM CDT) Congress and the Bush administration are edging closer to an agreement on a bailout for financial firms\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut several major sticking points remain, the New York Times reports. Progress has been made on oversight for the $700-billion fund, but lawmakers are pushing for taxpayers to get an equity stake in firms they bail out, and the White House wants flexibility. Some are demanding a cap on the pay of top executives whose firms are rescued. Others want bankruptcy judges to be granted leeway to cut homeowners' mortgage payments. Meanwhile, anger over the cost to taxpayers, doubts about the scheme's success, and pressure to speed it through Congress have injected rancor into the negotiations, as some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle see a parallel to the administration's full court press leading to the war in Iraq.",
        "Caption": "Wrangle Over $700B Bailout Heats Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_574",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2012 10:11 AM CDT) Americans' confidence in the economy surged last month to the highest level in nearly five years, as many were encouraged by an improving job market. The Conference Board says its consumer confidence index increased in October to 72.2. That's up from 70.3 in September and the highest reading since February 2008, two months into the Great Recession. Consumers were more confident after seeing better job growth, the report noted. Hiring in July and August was stronger than first thought, and employers added a modest 114,000 jobs in September, the government reported last month. The survey is watched closely because consumer spending drives nearly 70% of economic activity. But the reading is still below 90, the level that indicates a healthy economy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich we last reached in December 2007. Click for a better-than-expected ADP jobs report, ahead of tomorrow's big report.",
        "Caption": "Consumer Confidence Soars to Almost 5-Year High",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_575",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2008 6:28 PM CDT) Flames engulfed an apartment complex in Norwich, Conn., today and left more than 100 residents homeless, the Norwich Bulletin reports. The fire had already consumed two buildings when firefighters showed up at 1:30am, and they scrambled to get 105 of 150 tenants out in time. The rest are accounted for; the rubble remains too hot for corpse-sniffing dogs. Officials haven't identified a cause, but say flames spread quickly through a roof system devoid of fire stops. A lack of sprinkler systems didn't help either. For now, tenants have gone to stay at a nearby school. When you looked inside the courtyard it was what you pictured hell to look like, one said.",
        "Caption": "Nearly 50 Missing After Conn. Blaze",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_576",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2014 11:44 AM) Lisa N. Quam had never purchased a Powerball ticket before Thanksgiving. But that day, when she went to the store for pumpkin spice, she picked up two tickets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcalling herself a special occasions lottery player, according to KING 5\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it turns out to have been a really good decision. The Washington state woman and husband Everett ended up winning $90 million. I am not a lucky person, Quam insists. I think I won tickets to a concert or something on a radio station once. And I won $100 once. My husband says it's just dumb luck. The couple has been married 32 years and has two kids; Quam says her first priority is to take care of her family. We have student loans just like every family, house repairs. Maybe we'll buy a house for one of the kids, she said, according to NBC News. She also plans to buy a Subaru Forrester; both husband and wife will retire from their jobs at Boeing and then plan to travel, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "Woman Goes to Store to Buy Spice, Wins $90M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_577",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2009 7:50 AM CDT) At least 17 people were killed and dozens injured when a powerful car bomb exploded in central Kabul today, rattling buildings up to a mile away. The bomb went off across the road from the Afghan Interior Ministry and the Indian embassy, which is believed to have been the target. The embassy building sustained some damage but no staff members were injured, officials told Reuters. The blast, believed to have been the work of a suicide attacker, destroyed vehicles and a market building. It was rush hour. There were lots of workers cleaning the street\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmost of them have been killed, a witness told the BBC. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, and the Afghan government charged that it was was planned and implemented from outside of Afghan borders, in Pakistan, also blamed for an attack on the Indian embassy last year that killed dozens of people, including senior diplomats.",
        "Caption": "Blast Kills 17 Outside Indian Embassy in Kabul",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_578",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2008 9:08 AM CDT) Ford Motor Co. lost $8.67 billion in the second quarter and will retool two more North American truck and SUV plants to build small, fuel-efficient vehicles, the company announced today. The net loss includes $8.03 billion in writedowns due to a decline in the value of its truck and SUV inventory, as well as Ford Motor Credit Co.'s truck-heavy lease portfolio. Even excluding those items, Ford lost 62 cents per share, more than double what Wall Street expected. Include the writedowns, and Ford lost $3.88 per share. Ford also announced that it will bring six European small car models to North America by the end of 2012, and the next-generation Ford Explorer, which comes out in 2010, will be built on car underpinnings, making it more fuel efficient than the current truck-based model.",
        "Caption": "Ford Posts $8.7B Loss, Will Make Fewer Trucks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_579",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2011 9:30 AM CDT) Budget negotiations between congressional leaders seem to be off to a strong start: The sides have identified at least $1 trillion in possible spending cuts, mediator Joe Biden told reporters yesterday. If we keep on this pace, we can get to a relatively large number, he said, adding that big ticket items like Medicare and Medicaid would be on the chopping block, the LA Times reports. There are still some major points of contention: Republicans say they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll insist on $2 trillion, while Democrats insist that new revenue, preferably gained by closing tax loopholes, will have to be part of the deal. But Republicans agreed that the talks were going well. I am confident that we can get to over $1 trillion in immediate cuts, Eric Cantor said. And I reiterated that tax increases cannot pass the House.",
        "Caption": "Biden: We've Got $1T in Cuts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_580",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2010 1:54 PM) If you were moved by Jimmy Kimmel's recent push for a National Unfriend Day, you should be glad to hear this news: New social network Path launches today, and it limits you to your nearest and dearest 50 friends. Path's limit is in keeping with the work of evolutionary anthropologist Robin Dunbar, who famously theorized that you can only maintain close relationships with 150 people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand of those, you probably only trust 50 of them, NPR notes. Developed by a former Facebook exec and a Napster co-founder, the photo-centric service's founders believe that Facebook users aren't divulging everything to their 5,000 friends, and will share more if their number of connections is limited\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough they're not pitching it as a Facebook replacement, but as something meant to ride alongside other networks. It launches as an iPhone app that allows users to find friends using email addresses or phone numbers, then snap, post, and tag photos to create a path of your life, the Los Angeles Times reports.",
        "Caption": "New Social Network Limits Friends to 50",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_581",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2012 12:29 PM CDT) Ancestry.com has traced President Obama's roots back to Germany and linked him to Rush Limbaugh. Now the site has named a new potential Obama relative: the first documented African-American slave. CNN reports on the result of some 500 hours of work by four genealogists, who were able to link Obama, via, perhaps surprisingly, his mother's family, with John Punch. Ancestry.com explains that Punch was an indentured servant in Virginia whose foiled escape in 1640 earned him a lifetime of slavery (this was years before Virginia slavery laws came into effect). The team apparently decided to begin digging after learning Stanley Ann Dunham had African ancestors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhite Virginians who descended from an African man. The genealogists then traced Obama to a Virginia family named Bunch, and all of the surviving evidence we studied very strongly points to conclusion John Bunch is the son of John Punch. (Ancestry.com explains that because Punch had children with a free white woman, those children were awarded her free status.)",
        "Caption": "Obama Roots Traced to 1st African-American Slave",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_582",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2016 6:27 AM CDT) No Brussels victim's story will be anything less than a tragedy, as the first publicly confirmed casualty\u00e2\u20ac\u201dAdelma Tapia Ruiz\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddemonstrates. A native of Peru, the 36-year-old had called Brussels home for the past nine years and was headed to New York to visit family when the bombs detonated at Brussels' Zaventem airport. Tapia was killed, but the 3-year-old twin girls who were accompanying her survived, as did her Belgian husband, who was seeing his girls off, reports the New York Times. One of the girls, Maureen, suffered shrapnel wounds in her arm; dad Christophe Delcambe was also hospitalized with injuries. The other daughter, Alondra, was unharmed. Tapia's brother explained that the girls had been playing, and (Delcambe) followed them out of the gate area when the explosion occurred suddenly, with Peruvian media suggesting this saved their lives. Tapia's Facebook account is filled with family photos and pictures of the girls.",
        "Caption": "Twin Girls, 3, Survived Airport Blast. Their Mom Didn't",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_583",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2012 3:36 AM) As politicians in the US debate the merits of smaller government, Greece's creditors are forcing it to shrink its public sector. Greece has agreed to cut 15,000 government jobs by the end of this year, and 150,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201da fifth of the total\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby the end of 2015. Greece's constitution protects public sector workers from being fired, so the cuts will have to come from forced retirements, and from the shrinking or even elimination of some public sector entities, the New York Times notes. Without the job cuts and other austerity measures, including a 20% pay cut for public sector workers, the IMF and Greece's eurozone partners are threatening to withhold a $171 billion bailout loan, without which Greece will default on existing loans. The creditors want all three of Greece's major parties to agree to a deal now to prevent backsliding after elections this spring. News of the job cuts was greeted with yet more unrest on the streets of Athens, and the country's two major umbrella unions declared a nationwide general strike. Riot police fired tear gas to repel hundreds of anti-austerity protesters trying to break a cordon outside Parliament, but no arrests or injuries were reported and the clashes quickly subsided. Police said some 10,000 people took part in an otherwise peaceful march to Parliament under heavy rain; a separate demonstration by about 10,000 Communist unionists ended without incident.",
        "Caption": "Greece Axing 15K Public Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_584",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2010 5:56 AM) At least three Somali pirates have been killed fighting over the biggest ransom in the history of piracy. A gun battle broke in out the pirate haven of Harardhere last night after a record $7 million was paid to secure the release of the Greek supertanker Maran Centaurus, its $150 million cargo, and 28 crewmembers. Local elders are trying to mediate between two sides disagreeing over how the loot should be divided, a pirate tells Bloomberg. The fighting began even before the ransom was delivered, the AP reports. A rival gang arrived in speedboats just before the cash was dropped off, prompting the pirates holding the vessel to radio nearby anti-piracy forces for help, warning that a gunfight could ignite the crude oil onboard. Helicopters duly arrived to chase the attackers off, according to a Somali middleman involved in the negotiations\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalthough a European naval force commander denies that they would ever intervene in a pirate fight.",
        "Caption": "Bickering Pirates Shoot Each Other Over $7M Ransom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_585",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2011 10:37 AM CDT) Gas prices are soaring, and so are Exxon Mobil's profits. The oil giant raked in $10.65 billion in profits in the first quarter of 2011, its best performance since the gas price spike of 2008. The $2.14-per-share profit well exceeded analysts' $2.04 estimates, the AP reports. The company seems to be expecting a blowback, because it posted a blog post yesterday offering a preemptive response to the inevitable headlines and sound bites about high gasoline prices. In the post, VP of public and government affairs Ken Cohen protests that Exxon has little control over oil prices, which are set on the global market, or even gas prices at Exxon and Mobil stations, 95% of which are owned by local franchisees. For every gallon of gasoline we sold in the United States in the last three months of 2010, he writes, we earned a little more than 2 cents per gallon. He also says that the company has paid more in US taxes over the past five years than it has earned in the US.",
        "Caption": "Exxon Scores $11B in Profits",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_586",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2010 11:03 AM CDT) At least 13 young people were shot dead and 15 wounded in an attack on a house party in Ciudad Juarez, the second such massacre in less than a week in the violent border city. Gunmen in three cars drove up to the home around 11pm yesterday and began shooting, Chihuahua state prosecutors spokesman Fidel Banuelos said. The dead were aged 14 to 20, and a 9-year-old child was also gravely wounded. Police found 70 bullet casings from assault weapons typically used by drug gangs. The attackers escaped, and there have been no arrests. Last Sunday, gunmen stormed two homes in Ciudad Juarez, killing seven at a party and two more in another house nearby. Police have not named any suspects or given a possible motive in that massacre.",
        "Caption": "13 Youths Dead in Juarez Party Massacre",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_587",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2009 12:00 PM) President Obama didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mince his words in his address at Camp Lejeune, NC, today. By Aug. 31, 2010, our combat mission in Iraq will end, he declared, earning his first applause from the audience of Marines. Iraq is not yet secure, and there will be difficult days ahead, he said, but all US troops will be out by the end of 2011, USA Today reports. Those dates are in line with the Status of Forces agreement the Bush administration signed with Iraq. Obama said he settled on the Aug. 31 deadline, three months later than the 16 months promised during the campaign, after consulting with military leaders. He also reassured Iraqis that America pursues no claim on your territory or resources, and is hoping for a new era of American leadership and engagement in the Middle East.",
        "Caption": "Obama: Iraq War Ends by Aug. 31, 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_588",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2014 8:33 AM CDT) People are working too many days but not enough years, according to the world's second-richest man. Mexican telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim says it is time for a radical overhaul that would result in people working just three days a week but postponing retirement until their 70s, reports the Financial Times. With three work days a week, we would have more time to relax; for quality of life, he told a recent business conference in Paraguay. Having four days [off] would be very important to generate new entertainment activities and other ways of being occupied. Slim, who has a fortune estimated at $80 billion but was overtaken as world's richest man by Bill Gates last year, says current retirement ages were introduced when life expectancies were lower and should rise to 70 or 75. At his Telmex phone company, workers who joined the firm in their teens can retire by the time they hit 50, but a new contract offers them the chance to keep working beyond retirement age for full pay with a workload of four days a week, the Guardian reports. The tycoon himself is 74 years old and shows no signs of planning to retire.",
        "Caption": "World's 2nd-Richest Man Wants a 3-Day Work Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_589",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2014 9:29 AM CDT) This year is on track to become the deadliest ever for migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea after two heavily loaded boats wrecked in the past week, possibly killing 700 people fleeing Africa for Europe\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe same number as died during all of last year. About 500 Syrians, Palestinians, Egyptians, and Sudanese are feared dead after their boat was rammed and sunk off the Malta coast last week, the International Organization for Migration, an inter-governmental organization with 156 member countries, said yesterday. Another 200 are feared dead in the wreck of a second boat that was carrying at least 250 African migrants to Europe when it capsized off the Libyan coast. That would raise the total number of migrants killed on the sea in 2014 to about 2,900, according to estimates from the IOM and other officials. The migrants apparently lost off Malta were undertaking a perilous journey from the Egyptian port of Damietta, seeking a better life in Europe, when their boat was overtaken by human traffickers on Wednesday, said IOM spokeswoman Christiane Berthiaume. According to IOM's interviews with two survivors from that group, the traffickers rammed the boat carrying the migrants with one of their two vessels. The two survivors, both Palestinians, said there had been a violent confrontation between the migrants and the traffickers when the traffickers tried to move the migrants onto a smaller boat. Berthiaume told the AP the traffickers used one boat to knock the other and that there were about nine known survivors in all. Berthiaume said the other boat capsized yesterday before leaving the coast near the Libyan capital.",
        "Caption": "500 Dead After Traffickers Ram Migrant Boat",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_590",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2012 9:53 AM CDT) Yesterday's Supreme Court ruling wasn't all bad news for Mitt Romney. It may have been a victory for President Obama, but it sent Romney's supporters reaching for their wallets. Romney has raised $4.6 million in the 24 hours since the ruling came down, his press secretary tweeted this morning. What's more, the campaign says it came from more than 47,000 individual donors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich, the Atlantic points out, is a big change for a campaign that so far has largely tried to woo big-money donors. Both campaigns used the ruling as an excuse to pump supporters for donations, CNN reports. Romney's campaign sent emails and texts, and even changed its homepage to say, ObamaCare Upheld: Elections have consequences, over a giant DONATE button. Obama's campaign sent out an email entitled Let's win the damn election. This is a three-step process, campaign manager Jim Messina wrote. Step 1, pass reform. Step 2, defend it in court. Step 3? Win the damn election. But Obama's campaign hasn't revealed its total take post-ruling.",
        "Caption": "Romney Pulls In $4.6M After Court Ruling",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_591",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2016 8:29 AM) An 8-year-old boy in Florida used a loaded gun to try to rob a store where he was barely tall enough to see over the counter, police say. A clerk at King Foods and Meat Bazaar in West Palm Beach tells WPTV that the boy walked in on Wednesday night wearing a motorcycle helmet, pointed a gun hidden under a sweater at a cashier, and demanded the store's money. The clerk says he was shocked and didn't know if the gun was real, but he knew he had to take it away from the boy and just turned his wrist and took it out from his hand. At that point, another coworker of mine grabbed him. The boy's mother tells WPBF that he told her he was going to play in the park, but she realized something was wrong when she went out to pick up her other son. When I grabbed my purse, I'm like, it was so light. I'm like, I knew I was missing something, she says. I said, 'Where's my gun?' Police say the boy was initially charged with attempted armed robbery with a firearm and aggravated assault, but the state decided to drop the charges on condition that he attend a diversion program\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand stay away from the store.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Boy, 8, Stole Mom's Gun to Rob Store",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_592",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2014 8:51 AM) More reported brutality in North Korea: A source tells the Chosun Ilbo that 33 North Koreans will be executed because they were connected to a South Korean missionary who was arrested in the North last year. Kim Jung Wook made his first public appearance since his arrest on Thursday, admitting he tried to establish underground Christian churches in North Korea and claiming South Korea's spy agency helped him\u00e2\u20ac\u201da claim Seoul denies. Dozens of Pyongyang residents believed to have been in contact with Kim disappeared after the press conference, the Global Post reports, and now 33 who converted to Christianity or received money from Kim to set up churches are reportedly accused of trying to overthrow the government and set to be executed in a secret cell. In his statement last week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich, the AP notes, could have been coerced\u00e2\u20ac\u201dKim said he was thinking of turning North Korea into a religious country, and destroying its present government and political system. Some, however, believe Pyongyang is behind all of this and is using Kim to support its claim that underground churches are actually rebel outposts funded by South Korean spies; one South Korean intelligence source in China claims Kim was kidnapped by North Korean agents and brought into North Korea against his will, the Daily Mail reports. Meanwhile, there are also reports that Choe Ryong Hae, who succeeded Kim Jong Un's doomed uncle Jang Song Thaek after Jang's execution, has now also been arrested and may be purged, according to the Chosun Ilbo and other outlets. But Seoul urges wariness, noting, Our official position is that nothing has been confirmed about the report as of now. However, we are keeping a close eye on the situation.",
        "Caption": "North Korea to Execute 33 Who Talked to Missionary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_593",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2015 1:35 PM CDT) A postal worker says he couldn't eat or sleep for three days because of something in a container of flour. What was keeping him up? A $1 million lottery ticket. Fred Morgan of Detroit had five winning numbers in the April 17 Mega Millions game. He knew he had won the next day. But he told lottery officials that he stashed the ticket in flour and a few other places while he and his wife considered what to do with the windfall. We watched that ticket carefully, Morgan tells the Detroit Metro Times. We thought somebody may look in the sugar jar, but no one would ever check for anything valuable in the flour. He says he's retiring early after 31 years as a mail carrier. I can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even really put into words how this feels, but I do know I feel relieved and excited!",
        "Caption": "Guy Stashes $1M Lotto Ticket in Flour Jar",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_594",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2010 4:51 PM) Amy Bishop's background continues to get murkier: The shooting suspect was also a suspect in the attempted mail bombing of a Harvard professor in 1993, a law enforcement official said today. Bishop and husband James Anderson were questioned after Dr. Paul Rosenberg received a package containing two 6-inch pipe bombs. The official said the investigation focused on Bishop because she was reportedly worried that Rosenberg planned to give her a negative evaluation on her doctorate work. Investigators searched their home and found a draft of a novel on Bishop's computer about a woman who killed her brother and hoped to make up for it by becoming a famous scientist. The US attorney's office did not seek charges against the couple, reports the Boston Globe.",
        "Caption": "Ala. Prof Was Suspect in 1993 Bomb Attempt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_595",
        "News Article": "(Sep 27, 2010 4:32 PM CDT) Gloria Stuart, the actress who left Hollywood for three decades only to become the oldest actress nominated for an Oscar for her spirited turn in James Cameron's epic Titanic, died last night at age 100. Stuart was diagnosed with lung cancer five years ago, having beaten breast cancer two decades ago. She did not believe in illness. She paid no attention to it, and it served her well, her daughter tells the AP.",
        "Caption": "Titanic's Gloria Stuart, 100, Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_596",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2019 11:58 PM CDT) Two students are in custody after opening fire on their classmates at a Denver-area charter school Tuesday, police say. Sheriff Tony Spurlock says the suspects\u00e2\u20ac\u201done adult and one juvenile\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere taken into custody within around two minutes of reports of shots being fired at the STEM School Highlands Ranch, the Denver Post reports. Authorities say an 18-year-old man was killed and eight other students were injured. We know that two individuals walked into the STEM School, got deep inside the school and engaged students in two separate locations, Spurlock says. There were a number of students that were shot and injured. The adult in custody has been named as Devon Erickson, 18. Spurlock says the injured students are all age 15 or older, the AP reports. Authorities, who say the suspects had at least one handgun, have not commented on a motive. The Post reports that a Honda sedan with the words (expletive) society on the door and a pentagram with the numbers 666 on the hood was towed from the Erickson family home Tuesday night. Spurlock says the school, which has more than 1,850 students in kindergarten through 12th grade, doesn't have a resource officer assigned to it, but uses private security. Brad Bialy tells the New York Times that his son Brendan and two friends tried to tackle a gunman who entered a classroom and pulled a gun out of a guitar case. He says one of the boys was shot in the chest during the attempt to stop the shooting. (The shooting comes just weeks after local schools marked the 20th anniversary of the Columbine massacre.)",
        "Caption": "2 Students in Custody After Denver-Area School Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_597",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2008 10:20 PM) Investment guru Peter Lynch and Fidelity Investment settled SEC charges brought against them alleging that Lynch used Fidelity traders to procure tickets to high-profile concerts and sporting events. Lynch, vice chairman of Fidelity's parent company, agreed to pay $15,948 for the tickets, plus $4,183 in interest. Fidelity will pay $8 million for nine other charges, reports the Wall Street Journal. The tone is set at the top, said an SEC official. If higher-ups request tickets from a trading desk, it may send a message to the traders that such misconduct is tolerated. Lynch wrote that he never intended to do anything inappropriate, and I regret having made those requests. The settlement stems from the SEC's four-year probe into inappropriate gifting practices at mutual-fund companies.",
        "Caption": "Fidelity Pays $8M in SEC Gift Scandal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_598",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2009 10:03 AM CDT) Some two-thirds of students borrow for college today, and they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re borrowing more than ever: For the 2008-2009 school year, the federal government loaned students $75.1 billion\u00e2\u20ac\u201d25% more than the year before. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the biggest increase on record, the Wall Street Journal reports. The trend has troubling implications for grads, as many see their life choices pinched by the cost of their diplomas. (Average debt load: $23,186). Loans have gone from being the exception to being the norm for most students, says an expert. That may mean big challenges down the road, like putting off buying a house or getting married. I find myself living paycheck to paycheck, says a law-school grad who has $175,000 in loans. And greater borrowing can keep tuition rising in a vicious cycle, the Journal notes: Loans provide a false sense of what students can pay.",
        "Caption": "Student Borrowing Soars 25% to Record Levels",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_599",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2008 2:23 PM CDT) Oil prices rocketed up more than $25 a barrel today, recording the biggest one-day price jump ever as anxiety over the government's $700 billion bailout plan, a weak dollar, and an expiring crude contract ignited a dramatic rally. Light, sweet crude for October delivery jumped as much as $25.45 to $130 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange before falling back to settle at $120.92, up $16.37, the AP reports. The contract expired at the end of the day, adding to the volatility as traders rushed to cover positions. The October price began accelerating sharply in the last hour of regular trading, a common occurrence when a contract is about to go off the board.\u00c2 Crude has gained about $30 in a dramatic 4-day rally and is now within striking distance of its all-time record of $147.27, reached in July.",
        "Caption": "Oil Surges Record $25\/Barrel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_600",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2009 7:25 AM CDT) The nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hospitals have struck a deal with White House and Senate negotiators that will save the government $155 billion over 10 years, the Washington Post reports. The hospitals will accept lower-than-expected Medicare and Medicaid payments, and a gradual reduction in the amount paid to help care for the uninsured. The government, meanwhile, has promised that a public insurance plan would pay better-than-Medicare rates. Getting health care reform is absolutely critical, says one hospital negotiator. This is our attempt to act in good faith. President Obama gave them good reason to do so last month, when he said he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d identified $200 billion in potential hospital reductions. There was no way we could tolerate $200 billion, one industry executive says. Because Obama is out of the country, Joe Biden is expected to announce the deal tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "Hospitals Agree to $155B in Future Savings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_601",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2009 6:57 AM CDT) Tim Geithner is calling on the other G20 nations to help the US get the global economy back on its feet, the Washington Post reports. The Treasury secretary, who leaves for a G20 summit tomorrow, said in a briefing yesterday the administration plans to ask Congress for another $100 billion to help the IMF aid the worst-hit economies, and urged other leaders to substantially increase their contributions. Geithner called for forceful, concerted G20 action to combat the global downturn through aggressive government spending. European finance ministers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlargely reluctant to increase their own stimulus packages\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsignaled that they would be willing to boost IMF\u00c2 funding, but suggested cash-rich countries like China and Saudi Arabia should be making more of a contribution.",
        "Caption": "Geithner Urges G20 to Pump Up Global Economy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_602",
        "News Article": "(May 30, 2014 1:50 PM CDT) Joe Cornell was volunteering on Tuesday at a Salvation Army in Fresno where he attends a rehab program when he noticed something a bit odd. A car had pulled up beside a Brinks truck that was stopped at a light and someone inside said something to its driver. Yet the truck drove off, and Cornell noticed a big, orange bag lying in the road. As Cornell\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho says he's so poor he had just $1 to pay for lunch on Tuesday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpicked it up, he discovered it was packed with cash, some $125,000, KMPH reports. I started crying and shaking, said Cornell. Everything was going through my mind\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe good devil\/bad devil thing. What to do? But Cornell, 52, says he then thought 'What type of man do I want my grandkids to think I am?' ... I want them to think I'm a just man that does the right thing and I did the right thing. Cornell explained the find to his boss, who then contacted police. When they arrived, an officer told Cornell he was one in a million. As for Brinks, the company says money goes missing from time to time, and it'll hand Cornell a $5,000 reward, plus donate $5,000 to the local Salvation Army, as thanks for the money's return, the Fresno Bee reports. Meanwhile, Cornell says he's looking forward to finishing up rehab. I'm trying to finally clean it up, he notes. I've been battling this for a long time.",
        "Caption": "Man Returns $125K So Grandkids Will Be Proud",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_603",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2015 8:12 AM CDT) Police say four boys are responsible for the blaze that turned Eugene's historic Civic Stadium to ash in Oregon. Though five boys were spotted near the stadium's press box before the fire, only four, ages 10 to 12, will be charged with first- and second-degree arson, criminal mischief, burglary, reckless burning, and reckless endangering. The fifth boy, whose parents notified police, left the scene before the fire, police tell NBC News. Two of the boys also face charges related to a trash bin fire, reports KMTR. Still, a detective says the blaze probably wasn't started intentionally. They were messing around, and they were lighting some debris on fire and just being kids, he says, per the Oregonian, adding the boys fled the scene on bikes when they couldn't extinguish the flames and that there's more to figure out. I don't know if you've talked to a 10- or 12-year-old boy recently, he adds. You don't get a whole lot of rational information out of them. Meanwhile, the Eugene Civic Alliance, which purchased the stadium for $4.1 million in April to build a new stadium and field house, says the project will go ahead as planned. The facility is expected to open in three to five years.",
        "Caption": "4 Boys Face Charges in Huge Stadium Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_604",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2012 5:05 AM CDT) A teenager killed eight people with a knife in northeast China last night and wounded five more after a falling out with his girlfriend. The 17-year-old killed two of her family members and six more people before fleeing, the state-run Legal Daily newspaper said today. It reported he was caught but did not describe the circumstances. Violent crimes are growing more common in China; a string of knife attacks against schoolchildren across the country in early 2010 killed nearly 20 and wounded more than 50.",
        "Caption": "Chinese Teen Kills 8 After Fight With Girlfriend",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_605",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2008 1:19 PM CDT) Minnesota will establish two funds totaling $38 million to compensate victims of the Minneapolis bridge collapse that killed 13 people last summer, the Star Tribune reports. One pool allows victims up to $400,000 each; the other provides those extraordinarily impacted by the collapse with extra funds for medical bills and other needs. In exchange, victims will waive their right to sue the city or state.",
        "Caption": "Minn., Bridge Victims Strike $38M Compensation Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_606",
        "News Article": "(Oct 16, 2015 7:52 AM CDT) If brain size relative to body size determines IQ, the venerable shrew would be the smartest creature on the planet. But it doesn't, and it's not, and scientists from Austria, the Netherlands, and Germany have combed through 88 studies with more than 8,000 participants to confirm in the journal Neuroscience and Behavioral Reviews that when it comes to intelligence, brain size simply doesn't matter. Although a certain association is observable, brain volume appears to be of only little practical relevance, says Jakob Pietschnig from the Institute of Applied Psychology at the University of Vienna. The researchers write that positive associations between human intelligence and brain size have been suspected for more than 150 years. Why the long-held belief in such a link despite a lack of concrete evidence for it? It may partly be the result of publication bias, reports ScienceAlert. This means that journals more readily publish findings with strong links between subjects than weak or inconclusive links. And that's all that Pietschnig and his team found when they reviewed published and unpublished studies\u00e2\u20ac\u201da link too small to have any discernible effect. Rather, brain structure and integrity appear to be more important as a biological foundation of IQ, whilst brain size works as one of many compensatory mechanisms of cognitive functions, Pietschnig adds. This helps explain why men, who tend to have larger brains than women, do not perform better on IQ tests. To be small-minded, then, should be construed in only a metaphorical sense. (Check out what has been hiding in brains for centuries until this year.)",
        "Caption": "150-Year-Old Question About the Brain Is Answered",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_607",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2016 4:18 PM CDT) The sun was nearly responsible for the Cold War going nuclear 50 years ago, according to a study released this week. On May 23, 1967, three US Ballistic Missile Early Warning System radar sites seemed to be jammed. CBS News reports it appeared to the US Air Force, which was now unable to tell if missiles were headed toward the US, that the Soviet Union was responsible. It was considered an act of war, and the Air Force prepared to launch additional planes carrying nuclear weapons. It's unclear how close the US actually came to starting a nuclear war that day, but study author Delores Knipp says, What we do know is that the aircraft did not launch. That's thanks to a handful of space weather forecasters working at NORAD, who quickly explained to the Air Force that the jamming was actually the result of a massive solar storm. Knipp tells Space it's fortunate the US invested very early on in solar and geomagnetic storm observations. The 1967 solar storm was one of the biggest of the last century. The solar flare was visible to the naked eye, and the coronal mass ejection that followed affected radio communications for days and made the northern lights visible as far south as New Mexico. As a result of the events of May 23, 1967, both the US and Soviet Union expanded funding for solar weather observation.",
        "Caption": "The Sun Nearly Caused Nuclear War in 1967",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_608",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2014 1:16 PM CDT) There may be something in the water in Clevedon, England. Melanie Gwynne is a twin. Her father and his mother, Gwynne's grandmother, are also twins. And last fall, Gwynne became mom to the family's fourth generation of twins\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo girls, whose birth was featured on the British TV documentary One Born Every Minute Wednesday. My dad always said it's more fun having two. I'm still getting my head around all the kids at the moment, the new mom tells the Bristol Post. Her father has already contacted the Guinness Book of World Records\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he should know that a Kansas family can also declare the same feat as of December. According to their doctor, the chances of having four consecutive sets of twins in your family may be as low as one in four billion. Nonetheless, Gwynne hopes one of her twins has twins herself. But experts say that probably won't happen. A New York gynecologist tells ABC News the multi-generational twin phenomenon is pretty damn rare. One possible explanation for an abundance of twins? A tribe in Africa boasts the highest rate of twins in the world, and there is a theory that the women\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s yam-rich diet makes them ovulate extra eggs. Non-identical twins are influenced by cultures and other factors, says the expert. Maybe it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s something in the area that they live in or genetically or it causes them to ovulate twice. As for Gwynne, she feels quite special. Me and my sister always knew one of us would have twins, we just had a feeling. Now it's me I think she is relieved it's not going to be her. (Meanwhile, in Boston, a set of twins was born ... 24 days apart.)",
        "Caption": "Family Sees 4 Consecutive Generations of Twins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_609",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2012 10:02 AM CDT) A special court today found a former Iceland prime minister guilty of one charge related to the nation's banking crisis but cleared him of four other charges. Geir Haarde will face no punishment, and the state will pay his expenses in defending the case. Haarde, who led the government from 2006 to 2009, was the first government leader anywhere to face criminal prosecution because of the global banking crisis. The 15 members of the Landsdomur, a special court founded in 1905 to deal with criminal charges against Icelandic government ministers, returned a 500-page verdict, but only a brief summary was announced in public.",
        "Caption": "Iceland's Ex-PM Guilty on 1 Count in Banking Crisis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_610",
        "News Article": "(Jul 6, 2011 7:55 AM CDT) The deadline for the departure of most American troops from Iraq arrives at the end of this year, but the White House is prepared to keep up to 10,000 troops in place after that point. Of course, such a move would require Iraq's deeply divided government making a formal request\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the Obama administration is airing this proposal in an attempt to spur Baghdad, officials tell the Los Angeles Times. There's only so much time here available for the Iraqi government to make such a request. If they do, we will consider it. Otherwise, we are keeping on schedule, said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney. Under the 2008 agreement with the Bush administration, around 200 troops would remain in Iraq after December. Though Prime Minister Nouri Maliki publicly favors troop withdrawal, he is believed to privately think otherwise. The subject is controversial both in Iraq and the US, but fears are increasing that a near-complete pull-out would lead to increased insurgent attacks.",
        "Caption": "US Willing to Leave 10K Troops in Iraq",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_611",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2015 12:38 PM CDT) Police in New Britain, Conn., have revealed good news and bad news about a suspected serial killer: The bad is that he's believed to have murdered more people than realized, but the good is that he's no longer considered a threat. Though officials won't say exactly why the latter is the case, NBC Connecticut reports that the unidentified suspect already is behind bars on unrelated charges. Authorities this week announced the discovery of the remains of four additional victims\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbringing the total to seven\u00e2\u20ac\u201dburied behind a shopping center in New Britain. Four of the victims have been identified as women who disappeared in 2003. The wooded, marshy area is less than 10 miles from Hartford, and has been the primary focal point for the New Britain Serial Killer Task Force since three bodies were uncovered there in 2007. The ongoing investigation supports our strong (belief) that the person responsible for this is not able to continue or conduct at this time, says New Britain Police Chief James Wardwell, without elaborating. Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane added that it would be unethical to release the suspect's name at this time.",
        "Caption": "Connecticut Serial Killer Case Now Has 7 Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_612",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2015 4:41 AM CDT) As Hattiesburg, Miss., mourns two police officers killed in the line of duty Saturday evening, four people accused of involvement are due in court. Marvin Banks and Joanie Calloway have been charged with capital murder, while Curtis Banks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dMarvin's younger brother\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas been charged with being an accessory after the fact to capital murder, and a fourth suspect, Cornelius Clark, has been charged with obstruction of justice, CNN reports. A state Department of Public Safety spokesman says Marvin Banks has also been charged with grand theft for fleeing in a Hattiesburg police car after the officers were fatally shot, the AP reports. Banks only made it a few blocks before ditching the vehicle, the spokesman says. Police haven't revealed a motive for the killing of the officers, although both Banks brothers have multiple convictions, including possession of crack cocaine, the Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports. The killing of the officers during a routine traffic stop has shocked the small city, where an officer hadn't been killed in the line of duty since 1984 and mourners have been leaving flowers at the scene in memory of officers Benjamin Deen, 34, and Liquori Tate, 24, reports the AP. This should remind us to thank all law enforcement for their unwavering service to protect and serve, says Gov. Phil Bryant, whom the Clarion-Ledger notes is a former law enforcement officer himself. May God keep them all in the hollow of his hand.",
        "Caption": "Mississippi Town Rattled by First Cop Killings Since 1984",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_613",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2016 5:53 AM) Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump won big in New Hampshire on Tuesday, putting their parties in uncharted territory, which the GOP establishment in particular could find tricky to navigate. Here's what analysts expect to see in the days leading up to the Nevada caucuses\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich are on Feb. 20 for Democrats and Feb. 23 for Republicans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the South Carolina primary, which happens on Feb. 20 for Republicans and Feb. 27 for Democrats.",
        "Caption": "5 Things to Expect After the Sanders, Trump Wins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_614",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2013 4:46 AM CDT) Huge numbers of American children have a liver disease that used to be seen mainly among adult alcoholics\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand most of them don't know it, researchers warn. Around 10% of children are now believed to have fatty liver disease, which can lead to cirrhosis and liver failure in some cases, the Wall Street Journal reports. Around 40% of obese children have the condition, but its prevalence is rising even as obesity rates level off; the number of normal-weight children with fatty livers has also surged over the last 20 years, studies show. This is just really worrisome to have this number of children who have a disease this severe, says a pediatrics professor whose research has found that the prevalence of fructose in Western diets could be partly to blame. The disease has no symptoms and public health experts are debating introducing widespread screening for it. Little is known about how the disease progresses into adulthood and for now, treatments for it and associated illnesses are limited: Doctors recommend weight loss through diet and exercise and treating inflamed livers with Vitamin E. (In other health news, a recent study found that one fruit rules supreme when it comes to lowering your diabetes risk.)",
        "Caption": "1 in 10 Kids Has a Liver Like an Alcoholic's",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_615",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2009 12:58 PM CDT) Colin Powell today honored the gallant heroes of United Flight 93 who fought back against their hijackers 8 years ago today. At a ceremony in Shanksville, Pa., where the plane went down, he likened them to the citizen soldiers who have fought for the US since its inception. They refused to let it just happen, he said. Bells tolled for the 40 passengers and crew who were killed, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. As much as we may try, we can never truly grasp the emotions that must have gone through the hearts of the passengers and crew members, said Powell. It was up to them, alone and unarmed. They seized the moment, and they lost their lives in so doing, but not before forcing the monsters to abort the mission and crash in this field, saving so many of their fellow citizens.",
        "Caption": "Powell Praises 'Gallant Heroes' of United Flight 93",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_616",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2008 7:33 AM CDT) Honda announced an 8.1% gain in net profit yesterday for the quarter ending June 30, riding demand for its fuel-efficient models and beating analysts\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 estimates, the Wall Street Journal reports. Honda has been hurt less by falling demand than rivals Toyota and Nissan because it's the least invested in truck and SUV lines. Honda is better positioned than anyone else in the industry, one analyst tells the Journal. While North American sales slipped slightly, global year-to-year sales rose 1.7%, and Japan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s No. 2 automaker increased sales in China and Brazil. Though Honda projected a grim 18.3% fall in net profit for the fiscal year, the analyst notes that the downbeat outlook could be offset by high demand for its vehicles.",
        "Caption": "Honda Profits Jump 8% on Fuel-Efficient Lineup",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_617",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2009 5:58 PM CDT) Strange debris strewn around Long Island proves that a tsunami slammed into the New York City region some 2,300 years ago, one scientist says. The balls of gravel he discovered, which match the dates of ancient fossils in the area, needed a powerful aquatic push to send them where they landed. If we're wrong, it was one heck of a storm, Steven Goodbred tells the BBC. Atlantic tsunamis are unusual and old ones hard to verify, one geologist cautions. But Goodbred plans to round up and carbon date more debris as proof. He's open to ideas of what triggered the massive wave, but remains noncommittal about one claim that a meteor struck the Hudson River in 300BC. An underwater landslide is more likely. The tsunami story stands on its own without the impact, \u00c2 he said.",
        "Caption": "Tsunami 'Hit NYC' 2,300 Years Ago",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_618",
        "News Article": "(Jul 1, 2010 6:19 PM CDT) California lawmakers approved a $20 million settlement today with the family of Jaycee Dugard, who was kidnapped as a girl and held captive in a secret back yard for 18 years by a paroled sex offender. Dugard, 30, resurfaced last August with two daughters she bore with Phillip Garrido, a convicted rapist. Dugard and her daughters, ages 15 and 12, filed claims in February, saying state parole officials failed to do their jobs. I can't emphasize enough that we've got to be much more prudent in terms of how we provide oversight for released prisoners in the state of California, said one state assemblyman. The money will be used to buy the family a home, ensure privacy, pay for education, replace lost income, and cover what will likely be years of therapy, said the retired judge who acted as a mediator in the case.",
        "Caption": "California Settles With Jaycee Dugard for $20M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_619",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2016 5:57 AM CDT) North Korea on Monday fired three medium-range missiles that traveled about 620 miles and landed near Japan in an apparent show of force timed to coincide with the Group of 20 economic summit in China, South Korean officials said. North Korea has staged a series of recent missile tests with increasing range, part of a program that aims to eventually build long-range nuclear missiles capable of striking the US mainland. Such tests are fairly common when international attention is turned to Northeast Asia, and this one came as world leaders gathered in eastern China for the G-20 summit, reports the AP. China is North Korea's only major ally, but ties between the neighbors have frayed amid a string of North Korean nuclear and missile tests and what many outsiders see as other provocations in recent years. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said that the three ballistic missiles, all believed to be Rodongs, were launched from the western North Korean town of Hwangju and flew across the country before splashing into the sea. A Joint Chiefs of Staff statement described the launches as an armed protest meant to demonstrate North Korea's military capability on the occasion of the G-20 summit and days before the North Korean government's 68th anniversary. All three missiles Monday fell in Japan's exclusive economic zone, the 200-nautical-mile offshore area where a nation has sovereign rights for exploring and exploiting resources. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga called the launches a serious threat to Japanese security and said that Tokyo protested to North Korea via the Japanese Embassy in Beijing. The United States also condemned the launches, saying it was discussing with allies the proper response and plans to raise concerns at the UN.",
        "Caption": "In Tweak to G-20, North Korea Fires 3 Mid-Range Missiles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_620",
        "News Article": "(Jun 22, 2013 2:57 PM CDT) United Airlines forgot to stock a London to San Francisco flight last week with a crucial amenity. No, not the Sky Mall catalog, but something almost as important: toilet paper. Instead, the airline offered passengers on the non-stop 10-hour flight cocktail napkins, reports ABC Local. The napkins, unfortunately, had a slogan reading Fly by the tips of your fingers printed on them, adds the Daily Mail. A contributor to the message board FlyerTalk posted a photo of the napkins in a flimsy box with toilet paper scrawled on the front.",
        "Caption": "10-Hour United Flight Runs Out of Toilet Paper",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_621",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2012 1:00 AM) Rhode Island teen Jessica Ahlquist's fight against a school prayer banner didn't win her many friends in her strongly Catholic hometown\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it has won her a hefty college fund. Prominent atheists, who praise the 16-year-old for standing up to critics with class and style, are raising funds for a scholarship, and now have $44,000, reports the Los Angeles Times. Ahlquist, who says she has been an atheist since she was 10, received threats after complaining about the banner, and was labeled an evil little thing by a state lawmaker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan insult that has gone on T-shirts being sold to raise money for her scholarship fund. Her school district spent tens of thousands of dollars fighting to keep the banner in place, but voted last week to save money by ending the appeals process.",
        "Caption": "Atheists Raise $44K for Teen Prayer Foe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_622",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2011 11:45 AM CDT) The International Atomic Energy Agency said today that Japan has declared a state of emergency at a second earthquake-ravaged nuclear plant after measuring higher-than-permitted levels of radiation. The IAEA says the source is being investigated, but all three reactors at the Onagawa plant are currently under control. Japan also said earlier attempts to cool the No. 3 reactor at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant had failed. At least 22 people around the Fukushima Dai-ichi have been contaminated by radiation. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano also said today that a hydrogen explosion could occur at Unit 3 of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear complex, the latest reactor to face a possible meltdown. At the risk of raising further public concern, we cannot rule out the possibility of an explosion, Edano said. If there is an explosion, however, there would be no significant impact on human health.",
        "Caption": "Japan Declares Emergency at 2nd Nuke Plant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_623",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2010 6:17 PM) Seventeen people were charged today in Manhattan with defrauding a fund for Holocaust victims out of $42 million, AOL News reports. Employees of a not-for-profit group called the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany approved 5,500 false applications for reparations from the German government to supposed victims of the Third Reich, say authorities. They reportedly split the money with non-employees who posed as the victims. The fraudsters apparently didn't do a great job of hiding their crimes: claims were filed for individuals who were born after World War II, or weren't Jewish. The red flags formed the basis of an investigation in December 2009, culminating in today's indictments. If ever there was a cause that you would hope and expect would be immune from base greed and criminal fraud, it would be the Claims Conference, which every day assists thousands of poor and elderly victims of Nazi persecution, said a federal attorney in the case. Click here for more.",
        "Caption": "Fraudsters Steal $42M From Holocaust Victims' Fund",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_624",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2013 10:02 AM CDT) Some 200 US troops are headed to Jordan, where some US troops are already stationed. So why is this deployment notable? How it's being played: A large-scale deployment could embroil the US in a significant, lengthy, and uncertain military commitment, Hagel noted. Military intervention is always an option, but it should be an option of last resort. However, he noted that the current approach the US is taking on Syria hasn't achieved the objective, obviously. That's why we continue to look for other options and other ways to do this. Also notable: US-allied Jordan hasn't previously allowed much of a US military presence, the Times reports. Amid fears of an expanding war, however, it has agreed to accommodate at least the initial deployment, officials say.",
        "Caption": "200 US Troops Headed to Jordan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand It's a Big Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_625",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2008 7:50 AM CDT) The Dalai Lama arrived in Britain today for an 11-day visit, during which he will give lectures and meet with senior religious and political figures. Gordon Brown won acclaim at the height of the Olympic torch protests for agreeing to meet the Tibetan leader. But now, writes AFP, the PM is under fire for an element of protocol: the meeting will not take place at his residence of 10 Downing Street, but in a religious setting. The prime minister and Tibetan leader will instead meet at Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Opposition politicians and many in the media are accusing Brown of kowtowing to the Chinese government, which was riled by the Dalai Lama's recent warm welcome in Germany and the US. Brown's two immediate predecessors both greeted the Dalai Lama at Number 10.",
        "Caption": "Dalai Lama Won't Be Welcomed at 10 Downing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_626",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2018 5:37 PM) Democrats were off to a good start in their quest to take control of the House. They flipped two early seats, one in Virginia and another in Florida (by Donna Shalala), and Politico sees them as being on track toward getting the necessary minimum of 23 flips. In fact, Fox News already has projected that Democrats will indeed take control. However, a big blue wave that could lead to bigger gains did not seem to be materializing.",
        "Caption": "Control of the House: Democrats Get 2 Early Flips",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_627",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2016 8:41 AM CDT) The Brexit vote is having the expected effect on the US stock market: The Dow dropped more than 500 points, about 3%, at the open, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq were similarly tanking, reports Marketwatch. The dismal start follows awful performances at markets around the world as investors worry about the ramifications of Britain's unprecedented decision to leave the European Union. Japan's Nikkei finished down 8%, and some in Europe are faring even worse, including Greece (13.8%), Spain (12%), and Italy (11%), reports the Wall Street Journal. This could be a new Lehman moment, says the chief executive at Herm\u00c3\u00a8s Investment Management. If other European countries start talking about referendums, all bets are off. A senior market analyst at Oanda in London tells AP that all eyes will now be on central banks around the world to see how they respond to these market developments, particularly the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan. (Here's what happens next in the Brexit drama.)",
        "Caption": "Dow Sinks 500+ at Open",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_628",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2009 7:11 AM CDT) IBM looks set to buy rival Sun Microsystems in a $7 billion deal that would make IBM king of the lucrative Unix server market, the New York Times reports. The $9.50-per-share agreement, already approved by IBM\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s board, insiders say, could be announced today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough next week is more probable. Sun is a top seller of server computers and a big name in software, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been in a decade-long slump. Sun has obviously been a lost child for many years, but they have some great assets, said an analyst. Sun has wanted a suitor for months, and IBM has scrutinized the firm for weeks. But the deal could spark antitrust issues over hardware, because it would give IBM close to total control over a certain type of storage device, the Times notes.",
        "Caption": "IBM to Nab Rival Sun for $7B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_629",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2008 12:37 PM CDT) Tim Donaghy was sentenced to 15 months in prison today for his role in the NBA gambling scandal, the Sporting News reports, a step down from the 27-33 months recommended by federal guidelines. Donaghy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lawyers argued that the disgraced referee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho admitted to betting on games he officiated in pleading guilty to wire fraud and other charges\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t help committing those crimes, because he was a compulsive gambler.",
        "Caption": "Donaghy Gets 15 Months in Gambling Rap",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_630",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2011 11:05 AM CDT) President Obama will make it official next week, reports Lynn Sweet at the Chicago Sun-Times: He's running for re-election. The president is expected to file his papers with the Federal Election Commission as early as Monday to be a 2012 candidate, a move that will allow his camp to start collecting contributions. The more eye-popping part of the news is that insiders think the president will need to raise even more than the $750 million he got in 2008. Which means the nation's first billion-dollar campaign may be in the offing.",
        "Caption": "Obama to Launch 2012 Campaign: Could Be First $1B Run",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_631",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2013 12:56 PM) Before Jahi McMath went in for surgery to have her tonsils removed, the 13-year-old's mother assured the nervous girl everything would be OK. I told her this surgery is to make you better, says mom Nailah Winkfield. But now Jahi is on life support even as her family tries to comprehend what went wrong. The California teen was having her tonsils removed in an attempt to alleviate her sleep apnea, but after the surgery at Oakland Children's Hospital last Monday, something went wrong while she was in recovery. She was initially awake and talking, but within 30 minutes was choking on her own blood and couldn't speak, NBC Bay Area reports. She continued to bleed from her nose and mouth, KTVU reports. My daughter had actual clots sliding out of her mouth and they gave me a cup and said, 'here catch them with the cup so we can measure them, Winkfield tells ABC Local. Adds Jahi's grandmother, herself a nurse at a different facility, I went in and I said 'is this normal, do you guys find this to be normal?' And they said 'I don't really know,' and I said 'well then get a doctor.' An uncle claims that the family had to suction the blood themselves when no staff immediately responded. Jahi ultimately went into cardiac arrest, and though she was revived, she is now brain-dead. The family, which says hospital staff is pressuring them to turn off life support, wants an investigation. Doctors say the teen is not expected to recover, CBS Local reports.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 13, Brain-Dead After Routine Tonsil Surgery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_632",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2010 2:23 AM CDT) NASA is preparing to give away its space shuttle fleet to institutions willing to cough up $28.8 million per spacecraft for cleaning and transportation. Atlantis will be retired after returning from its final mission today and some two dozen museums and other institutions around the country are vying to get their hands on it or its sister ships Endeavor and Discovery when they follow it into retirement later this year, CNN reports. These are unique spacecraft, and they truly are one-of-a-kind, said a NASA spokesman. Each one is a little different, and they are the only reusable spacecraft in the world, ever. I can't imagine an institution not wanting to have it for public display. Discovery had been earmarked for the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, but it's now balking at the handling price. Officials from other institutions, including the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, say they're happy to pay what NASA asks.",
        "Caption": "Up for Grabs: Free* Space Shuttle *$29M Postage & Handling Required",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_633",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2020 5:00 PM CDT) Connecticut police have arrested two men in connection with the fatal shooting of a 77-year-old restaurant custodian whose killing had gone unsolved for 27 years, the AP reports. Bridgeport police said Danarius Dukes was apprehended Thursday in Stamford, and authorities announced Friday that Breeze Brown, also known as Eric Brown, also was taken into custody. Dukes, 44, was charged with murder and felony murder, and Brown, 46, was charged with felony murder in the 1993 killing of Theodore Teddy Edwards at the Duchess restaurant on Boston Avenue, the Connecticut Post reported. It's taken 27 years but I'm happy we have finally been able to bring some sense of closure to Mr. Edward's family, Bridgeport police Lt. Christopher LaMaine said.",
        "Caption": "Incredibly Cold Murder Case Spawns 2 Arrests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_634",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2015 11:00 AM) Reading 100,000 books in a lifetime sounds impossible. Authoring that many sounds unthinkable, but that's exactly what Philip M. Parker can proclaim he has done. The professor at business school INSEAD calls himself the most published author in the history of the planet and claims 200,000 titles to his name, though Amazon puts the number at 107,566. Parker, born in 1960, doesn't profess to have typed his way to his immense total, a collection that includes titles like The 2007-2012 Outlook for Public Building Stacking Chairs Excluding Bar, Bowling Center, Cafeteria, Library, Restaurant, and School Stacking Chairs in India. After all, doing so would mean he has churned out six books a day since the moment he was born, per Now I Know. Rather, for about 15 years Parker has owned a patent for computer software that writes books for him by employing info that's publicly available. A 2008 profile in the New York Times said he generated his collection via those algorithms, six or seven programmers, and 60 to 70 computers. Most books aren't actually printed until someone buys a copy, and there are many titles to choose from: Phys.org in late 2012 reported another 700,000 books on Amazon are listed under Parker's company, ICON Group International; it looks like nearly another 100,000 have been added since then. They're also essentially useless to you if you are good at the Internet, he concedes. As for how much he profits from his books\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich can cost as little as $2.23 (for Ecstasy: Webster's Quotations, Facts and Phrases) to $495 for the aforementioned chairs book\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe doesn't, or at least he said he didn't in a 2008 Q&A. ICON Group as a whole makes no profit \u00e2\u20ac\u201dall resources are plowed into R&D for new genres. (This woman was Amazon's most prolific book reviewer.)",
        "Caption": "Meet the Man Who's Authored 100K Books",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_635",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2009 8:47 AM CDT) Thirty years ago today British voters elected Margaret Thatcher in a landmark election, ushering in 18 years of Conservative rule. She remains a polarizing figure: her enemies still regard her as nearly diabolical, while her admirers speak of her as a saint. The Telegraph looks back on her tumultuous 11-year premiership, from her surprise decision to invade the Falklands to her ignominious fall. Britain went from the sick man of Europe to a major economic power under Thatcher, who liberalized markets and crushed the power of trade unions. A close friend of Ronald Reagan and a pragmatist with Mikhail Gorbachev, Thatcher ruled unrivaled until 1990, when her own ministers engineered her downfall while she was away in Paris. Britain's first female PM never appointed a single woman MP to her cabinet, and feminists loathed her\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly one of many contradictions of a leader who still divides Britain today.",
        "Caption": "30 Years On, Thatcher Still Divides",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_636",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2020 11:11 AM CDT) A shooting early Monday has left two airmen dead at the Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota. The shooting occurred at 4:30am, according to a military statement, per the AP. The incident remains under investigation, but officials said there's no risk to other personnel. Additional details weren't immediately released. The airmen are members of the 319th Reconnaissance Wing. Officials plan to withhold their names and units until 24 hours after family members are notified.",
        "Caption": "Shooting at Air Base Leaves 2 Service Members Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_637",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2015 4:46 PM CDT) The Physical Activity Council has a list of 104 physical activities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich do not include lifting 12 ounces of Bud Lite but do include table tennis, golf, and walking\u00e2\u20ac\u201din its annual survey of our activity habits, released yesterday. And the number of Americans who engaged in not a single one of those 104 activities in all of 2014 is more than one in four of us: That's 83 million people, or 28% of the US population over the age of 6, reports the Wall Street Journal. We feel confident, in a sad way, that this is the largest number we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever seen, says PAC member and Sports and Fitness Industry Association exec Tom Cove, who adds it's the most dismal result he's seen in 24 years. The number of completely sedentary Americans increased by 18% since 2007. That's not to say we don't like the appearance of fitness, just the actuality of it: The Journal notes the rise of athleisure apparel; such footwear saw sales jump 8% in the year ending April 11, while performance shoes took an 18% dive. The PAC traces the decline to our schools, which help form our lifelong fitness habits and where kids are spending less time in gym class and recess. Another problem? The increasingly cutthroat nature of sports is forcing more casual athletes to the sidelines. Says Cove: There are way too many kids who leave sports at age 9, 10, 11, because they simply have to make a decision: Am I going to be a travel soccer kid and devote my life to this, or are there other things that I want to do? (An editorial argues that it's not lack of exercise causing an obesity epidemic, it's the food industry's unhealthy products.)",
        "Caption": "Let's Move? 1 in 4 of Us Barely Get Off the Couch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_638",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2009 2:35 PM) Cue the Jaws theme music: At least 1,000 sharks have invaded the shores of South Florida, reports Palm Beach\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s WFLX-TV.\u00c2 Beaches have been closed to swimmers as the demons of the deep hunt schools of migrating fish along the Florida coastline. Officials say the risk is particularly high in the morning and late afternoon, when the sharks feed.",
        "Caption": "It's Feeding Time: 1,000 Sharks Invade Florida Coast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_639",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2012 11:11 AM CDT) As many as 190 are believed to have been killed in Syria yesterday, including up to 139 civilians, in what activists said was deadliest day of the uprising so far. Casualties poured in from across the country as Bashar al-Assad's forces clashed with the opposition Free Syrian Army, but the heaviest were in the mostly-Sunni city of Douma. In one incident there, regime soldiers allegedly spotted a man filming them, rounded up his entire family, and killed them all, the New York Times reports. Meanwhile, the head of the FSA reports that the regime has amassed 170 tanks near the Turkish border, the Telegraph reports. That escalation comes as countries meet for an international crisis meeting in Geneva tomorrow. Kofi Annan says he's optimistic about his plan to create a unity government that includes Assad officials and rebels, but not Assad himself. But Russia says it opposes regime change and Assad doesn't appear ready to compromise; in an interview on Iranian TV yesterday, he said he had a responsibility to annihilate terrorists, his term for the opposition.",
        "Caption": "190 Killed in Syria Uprising's Bloodiest Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_640",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2014 8:31 AM CDT) A Seattle court has taken what the Post-Intelligencer calls an unusual move to stop a man accused of infecting at least eight people with HIV from further spreading the disease. Hospital staff had advised the man, referred to as AO, of safe-sex practices and told him to inform all sexual partners that he was HIV-positive when he was diagnosed in 2008. Instead, he infected at least eight people through unprotected sex between January 2010 and June 2014, health officials say. Now, a court order issued last week requires AO to follow a cease-and-desist order that specifies he must attend HIV counseling sessions and get HIV treatment, Reuters reports. But the ultimate impact of the order will depend on the patient's actions, a Public Health Department rep adds. The move is just the second time officials in King County, Wash., have placed an HIV-positive person under court supervision; the previous occasion was in 1993. We're not trying to criminalize sexual behavior here, the head of Seattle's HIV\/STD Program tells the Seattle Times. We are trying to protect the public's health. If AO doesn't comply with the order, he could see up to a year in jail. A doctor who visited AO says he is optimistic that we are going to make progress. (Meanwhile, a positive HIV test has halted porn filming.)",
        "Caption": "Court: HIV+ Man Who Infected 8 Must Stop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_641",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2014 3:32 PM CDT) Police in New South Wales, Australia, stopped a car at a DUI checkpoint, gave the driver a breathalyzer, and promptly hauled him off to jail on drunk-driving charges, reports the Herald. Routine stuff, but this makes it a little more interesting: After the arrest, one of the two passengers slid into the driver's seat and drove off, only to get pulled over within minutes and hauled off to join his buddy in jail on DUI charges of his own. Not bad, but this truly elevates things: After that arrest, the remaining passenger got behind the wheel, drove off, and, yes, got stopped and charged with DUI, too. All three arrests took place within 20 minutes, notes the Nothing To Do With Arbroath blog, and all three men might be car-pooling again soon for their April 16 court appearances. (Australia doesn't have a monopoly on weird DUI arrests, however.",
        "Caption": "3 Men Charged With Driving Drunk in Same Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_642",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2012 5:05 PM CDT) The death toll in the meningitis outbreak reached seven today after two more fatalities were reported in Michigan, Reuters reports. Overall, 65 people across nine states have come down with the membrane infection that affects the brain and spinal cord. Everyone who has fallen ill had taken steroid injections linked to a Massachusetts pharmaceutical compounding plant, according to the CDC.",
        "Caption": "Meningitis Outbreak Death Toll Up to 7",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_643",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2014 5:53 PM CDT) Last year, the public works inspector in Ridgewood, NJ, got caught stealing $500 in quarters from the room where the village dumped all its parking-meter coins. To say that's not the half of it doesn't even come close. The investigation that sprang from Thomas Rica's arrest revealed that he stole an impressive $460,000 in quarters over about two years, reports the Record of Bergen. Rica's grand scheme? He walked into the room, stuffed his pockets full of quarters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 1.8 million of them over time\u00e2\u20ac\u201d then walked back out again. The 43-year-old pleaded guilty today to four counts of theft but will avoid jail time, reports the Star-Ledger. Rica, who made $86,000 a year at his job, has to pay back the full amount and will be on probation for 5 years. As part of his plea deal, he can never again work for a municipality in the state. He's going to work very hard, says his attorney. His family is going to support him. Ridgewood, meanwhile, says it's shored up security at that storage room.",
        "Caption": "Jersey Official Steals $460K ... in Quarters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_644",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2010 11:27 AM CDT) Anorexia is typically thought of as a disease that strikes teens, but new research shows that the suffering begins at a much younger age for many. A British survey of 250 sufferers found that 53% said their issues began at age 10 or younger; 29% said they were between the ages of 11 and 15. 'We conducted a similar study earlier this year and found the average age of developing the condition was just 12 years old, said the rep for an eating disorders charity. There was even a case of a 6-year-old showing signs of the illness. The survey also found that more than half blamed their condition on family stress, like divorce or death of a loved one; only 3% said size-0 models were to blame, reports the Daily Mail.",
        "Caption": "Anorexia Starts by Age 10 for Half of Sufferers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_645",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2014 8:16 AM) Reality doesn't really tend to work this way, but L\u00c3\u00a1szl\u00c3\u00b3 Andraschek's tale is the stuff of fantasy: En route to a program for recovering alcoholics, the unemployed, indebted Hungarian man was down to his last few coins when he decided to buy a lottery ticket. I had only picked six numbers and the female shop assistant reminded me that I needed to pick a seventh, he said. I told her to make it 24\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit doesn't matter, anyway. In fact, it did: Andraschek won some $2.8 million, the Guardian reports. The 55-year-old paid his debts and biked to a car dealer to get a new mode of transportation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough he can't drive, so his three kids will have to take the wheel. He also bought apartments for those children, is planning a trip to Italy, and has taken care of other family members' debts. But notably, he's using the money to help others: Andraschek's good fortune was kept quiet until he recently made a hefty donation to a homeless shelter. He's also setting up foundations to help addicts and victims of domestic abuse. I have become rich, but I have not become a different person, he says. (Click for another tale of surprising wealth.)",
        "Caption": "Homeless Guy Drops Last Cash on Lotto, Wins $2.8M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_646",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2013 7:02 PM) An explosion at the main headquarters of Mexico's state-owned oil company in the capital today killed 25 people and injured 101, officials say; 46 remain hospitalized. The blast occurred in the basement of an administrative building next to the iconic, 52-story tower of Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, in Mexico City. The cause is unclear. It was an explosion, a shock, the lights went out and suddenly there was a lot of debris, employee Cristian Obele told Milenio television. Co-workers helped us get out of the building. The tower, where several thousand people work, was evacuated. The main floor and the mezzanine of the auxiliary building, where the explosion occurred, were heavily damaged, along with windows as far as three floors up.",
        "Caption": "25 Dead in Mexico City Blast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_647",
        "News Article": "(Mar 22, 2012 11:50 AM CDT) An Italian official says searchers have found three bodies in the wreck of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, which struck a reef off an Italian island in January. Today's development raises to 28 the number of bodies found. Four people remain missing and are presumed dead. Franco Gabrielli, the Civil Protection agency head who is in charge of search and salvage operations, told reporters about the latest bodies during a visit to the Tuscan island of Giglio. Since the accident, the Concordia has been lying on its side, half submerged in the water near Giglio's port.",
        "Caption": "3 More Bodies Found on Cruise Ship",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_648",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2015 1:25 AM CDT) Edgar Gordon is a sex offender and a burglar, police say, but apparently car theft isn't his thing. The 49-year-old was arrested in Florida last week for failing to register as a sex offender in New Hampshire, and police say he took a 39-day bike ride to get from state to state, NBC News reports. Cops say the fugitive, who's also wanted on charges of reckless conduct, slept in the woods on his way south, WMTW reports. Gordon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was convicted of sexually assaulting a victim under 18 in 1994\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis a Tier III sex offender, which is the highest level, and NBC reports that he'll be extradited back to New Hampshire after charges of failing to register as a sex offender in Florida have been dealt with.",
        "Caption": "Fugitive Sex Offender Takes 39-Day Bike Ride",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_649",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2011 8:19 AM CDT) Jamie Dimon had a pretty decent year: The JPMorgan CEO, who steered his bank through Wall Street's meltdown and saw it emerge as arguably the healthiest US bank, took home $20.8 million last year. That's up roughly 1500% over his $1.3 million compensation package the year before, notes Reuters. The breakdown: $1 million salary, $5 million bonus, almost $8 million in stock awards, $6.2 million in option awards, and about $600,000 in perks. Click through the gallery to see what other bank CEOs pulled down in 2010, or click to see what some nuns are doing about Lloyd Blankfein's huge salary increase.",
        "Caption": "JPMorgan CEO Gets 1500% Raise",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_650",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2014 5:29 PM CDT) Today brought word from officials that militants in Iraq killed some 500 members of the Yazidi minority community, but much better news is also emerging: With tens of thousands of Yazidis trapped on a mountain by militants, about 20,000 of them have managed to flee within the past 24 hours, the Guardian reports. With help from Syrian Kurdish rebels and US airstrikes, the refugees traveled over a mountain range into Syria before arriving in Iraqi Kurdistan, the paper explains. They were greeted with supplies from Kurdish officials. But CNN reports via an Iraqi official that there were previously up to 60,000 Yazidis stuck on Mount Sinjar, leaving tens of thousands still trapped.",
        "Caption": "20K Trapped Iraqis Rescued From Mountain",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_651",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2015 10:47 AM CDT) Not only did Alex Pring, 7, recently receive an Iron Man-themed prosthetic arm: None other than Robert Downey Jr. presented it to him. Alex's bionic prosthetic limb was made by Limbitless Solutions, a nonprofit run by University of Central Florida students. The group's goal is to 3D-print affordable bionic limbs for kids (its appropriate URL: 3dhope.com), and this one is their first effort, the Washington Post reports. Using something called surface electromyography, electrical signals from the brain are communicated to the bionic arm, causing the hand to open and close. The awesome part: While a prosthetic typically clocks in around $40,000, the Iron Man arm cost less than $350 in materials; the fairly substantial research and development time were donated. The arm itself was actually donated to Alex, who was born without most of his right arm, with team members contributing their coffee money to cover the materials cost. Albert has made it so affordable, says Tony Stark in the now-viral video, referring to Limbitless founder Albert Manero. I'm probably going to start farming out a lot of my tech work to Albert, too. I feel like he could cut the price point down on one of my suits, which right now is, I guess about, I don't know, a billion and a half dollars.",
        "Caption": "Robert Downey Jr. Presents Iron Man Arm to Boy, 7",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_652",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2014 9:59 AM CDT) Everyone wants to know who shot Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 out of the skies over Ukraine in July, but one unknown entity really wants to know\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand is apparently willing to pony up $30 million for the answer. Wifka, a German private-investigation firm, says it has a client who's offering the huge reward and that the offer is legit, with funds already set aside in a Swiss bank account, USA Today reports. But even the investigators don't know who the client is: All Josef Resch, who runs Wifka, could tell German magazine Capital is that he has met with intermediaries in different countries and that one man had a Swiss accent, NBC News reports. Whoever wants these answers has many pointed questions, as can be seen in the official Wifka statement: Who shot down MH17, who gave the order, who was directly involved with the shoot down, and what happened to the weapon used are a few of the specific queries Wifka's client poses. Resch has his own hunches about who the mystery client could be, including an intelligence agent, a wealthy Russian trying to get rid of Putin, or even the Russian president himself attempting to get someone to somehow pin the incident on Ukraine, according to USA Today. Although Wifka warns tipsters to take great care and contact the group with an attorney's help\u00e2\u20ac\u201d details should not lightly be given away in emails or on the phone \u00e2\u20ac\u201dit also promises to collaborate confidentially and set up a new identity for anyone who's got the info it's looking for.",
        "Caption": "Mystery Donor Offers $30M Reward for MH17 Culprit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_653",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2015 12:43 PM CDT) Taylor Swift has legs, you see. And amid reports last week that she'd insured them to the tune of $40 million, the Shake It Off singer took to Twitter last night to address the situation, tongue firmly in cheek and cat claw apparently having run afoul of aforementioned insured body part, reports Billboard. GREAT WORK MEREDITH I WAS JUST TRYING TO LOVE YOU AND NOW YOU OWE ME 40 MILLION DOLLARS, she tweeted beneath a photo of her scratched limb. Swift is far from the only celeb to insure a body part.",
        "Caption": "Taylor Swift's Cat Could Be Out $40M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_654",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2012 1:52 PM) Qatar's royal family has dropped $250 million on The Card Players, part of a series of classic paintings by Paul C\u00c3\u00a9zanne\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than doubling the previous record sum for an artwork purchase. The sale actually occurred last year in secret, adding a key work to Qatar's collection. You take any art-history course, and a Card Players is likely in it, says an expert. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a major, major image. But the move isn't just about great art: It's part of the country's attempt to develop into an intellectual center, Vanity Fair reports. The painting was long in the private hands of a Greek shipping magnate. He considered deals for it just before his death, including offers of more than $220 million from major art dealers. Qatar, flush with oil cash, pounced with its $250 million bid, dwarfing the previous record of $106 million for a Picasso portrait last year. And with Christie's chairman now directing Qatar's Museums Authority, we can expect a lot more great art headed that way. Click through for a closer look at The Card Players.",
        "Caption": "Qatar Buys C\u00c3\u00a9zanne Painting for Record $250M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_655",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2009 2:29 AM CDT) Five Guantanamo prisoners have taken full responsibility for planning 9\/11 and say they're proud of the attacks, the New York Times reports. A document filed with a military commission by the five men, which may be made public today, describes the attacks as a model of Islamic action and the accusations against them as a badge of honor. The men\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who has described himself as the mastermind of the attacks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcall themselves the 9\/11 Shura Council in the filing. Their cases have been placed on hiatus while the new administration decides how to proceed against them. The strategic goal of their new filing is unclear.",
        "Caption": "Gitmo Prisoners 'Proud' to Have Planned 9\/11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_656",
        "News Article": "(Mar 21, 2011 7:15 AM CDT) We're guessing job openings is a popular Google search term: Nearly 25% of young professionals would like to work for Google, according to a new survey. It was by far the most popular would-be employer, reports the Wall Street Journal. Apple snatched second place, followed by Walt Disney, the State Department, Amazon, and the FBI. Microsoft was No. 7, and Facebook was the top write-in choice (followed by the Department of Homeland Security and the UN). Some 10,306 young professionals\u00e2\u20ac\u201din this case, meaning college grads with one to eight years of work experience\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto pick up to five ideal employers from a list of 150. The Journal notes that although young people want to work at tech companies, few may have the skills needed to get hired by one: Top majors for 2008 grads were business, health sciences, social sciences, and history; in fact, nine times more people graduated with business degrees than computer science degrees that year.",
        "Caption": "25% of Young Professionals Want to Work for Google",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_657",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2012 7:33 AM CDT) Rafael Nadal won his record seventh French Open title, returning to Roland Garros today to defeat Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 in a match that was halted the night before because of rain. When play resumed, second-seeded Nadal promptly broke top-seeded Djokovic's serve to pull even at 2-2. The rain started falling again, and with Nadal leading 5-4 in the fourth, it looked as if play might be halted once more. But the players waited it out for a few minutes under umbrellas, and Nadal returned to the court. Each man held serve, then Nadal got another break, winning match point on Djokovic's double fault. Djokovic failed in his quest to become the first winner of four straight major titles in 43 years.",
        "Caption": "Nadal Dumps Djokovic, Wins 7th French Open",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_658",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2015 9:02 AM) A frantic search in the waters of Florida's Tampa Bay by a local fire department, college dive team, and the US Coast Guard ended sadly this morning after the body of a 5-year-old girl was recovered. Making the story even more tragic is that little Phoebe Jonchuck (also spelled Jonchuk in various media outlets) was said to have been killed by her own father, 25-year-old John Jonchuck, after he allegedly threw her off a Tampa bridge, the AP reports. A police officer who was driving home just after midnight said he tried to stop a PT Cruiser that zipped by him at around 100mph, but as they approached the Skyway Bridge, the Cruiser pulled over and the officer says Jonchuck got out, tossed his daughter over the side of the bridge, and drove south. Jonchuck was picked up by Manatee County police about 30 minutes later, according to WFTS. Rescue personnel that included the Coast Guard and St. Petersburg Fire Rescue searched for Phoebe, who had plunged 62 feet and fallen into the water, but it was Eckerd College divers who finally found her; revival attempts were unsuccessful, and she was pronounced dead at 2:44am at a local hospital, the AP notes. Jonchuck has been charged with first-degree murder, aggravated fleeing and eluding, and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle on a police officer, WFTV reports. The station also says Jonchuck has a long criminal history, including DUI and non-domestic battery. Still, We have no idea why anybody would do something like this, a St. Petersburg Police Department spokeswoman tells WFTV. (An Oregon mom accused of throwing her son off a bridge blamed autism.)",
        "Caption": "Cops: Dad Threw Girl, 5, Off Tampa Bay Bridge",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_659",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2013 11:55 AM CDT) Three people have died in the same North Carolina hotel room since April, in a mystery authorities are still investigating. On Saturday, Jeannie Williams and her 11-year-old son, Jeffrey, were found unresponsive in the Best Western room in Boone. Jeffrey was pronounced dead; his mother awoke from her coma yesterday. In the same room on April 16, an elderly couple was found dead, a police sergeant confirms to WCNC. The station reports today that carbon monoxide was found at the hotel, though there's no word yet whether that's what killed Jeffrey Williams. Guests were evacuated as a hazmat team did forensic tests, which are still ongoing, on the room. Authorities are also waiting on toxicology test results, and so far they won't say whether the three deaths are linked. But Williams' uncle has no doubt about what killed Jeffrey: He was killed by the hotel and the problem is we don't know what it was, he says. As for the elderly couple, WBTV identifies them as Daryl and Shirley Jenkins; a cousin says their cause of death was never made clear. The outraged son of the couple tells the Times-News that Best Western should have done testing on the room after his parents' deaths. Why are they still renting out this room? he says, adding that his parents were two healthy people who died within two feet of each other. Things just don't add up.",
        "Caption": "NC Hotel Mystery as Room Sees 3rd Death in 2 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_660",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2016 3:04 AM) A mysterious blood infection is spreading in Wisconsin, and officials don't know how or why. Members of the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are now on the ground alongside state investigators hoping to find exactly what is causing the spread of the bacteria Elizabethkingia, which has so far infected 44 people, most of them older than 65, reports the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Though these bacteria typically don't cause illness in humans, symptoms can range from fever and shortness of breath to rash and cellulitis\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut in this unusual outbreak, 18 of the patients have died, reports the Chicago Tribune. We are keeping every possibility on the table, but it does not seem to be [spread] from person to person, state health officer Karen McKeown says. Six cases of the infection were initially recorded between Dec. 29, 2015, and Jan. 4, 2016, and when state health officials notified local partners the number grew and was found to date back to a case in November of 2015. Everyone affected already had serious underlying health conditions or compromised immune systems, and none are children. And while Elizabethkingia (named after Elizabeth King, who discovered the bacterium in 1959, reports CNN) is abundant in our environment, including water and soil, infections are rare. So far none of the possible sources the CDC has investigated, including health care products and water, have proven to be the common link. Even as they grieve, family members of the deceased are being interviewed and providing information to help, McKeown says (Check out what this woman put on her wrist that caused a raging infection.)",
        "Caption": "Mysterious Outbreak in Wisconsin Infects 44, 18 Die",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_661",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2009 1:00 PM CDT) Journalist Roxana Saberi is spending her 32nd birthday in an Iranian prison today\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddetermined to maintain a hunger strike to protest her conviction and 8-year prison sentence for being an alleged American spy. She didn't wait for us to persuade her not to do so, her father told NPR, as now two lawyers began handling her case behind closed doors. Saberi\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s parents found her frail during their first visit, but her mother said telling her the world was with her helped her. She knows she is not guilty. She hasn't done anything wrong. She said this is the only way to be true to herself. You have to be honest to yourself and to others\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's her character.",
        "Caption": "Resolute, Saberi Marks 32nd Birthday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_662",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2008 10:20 AM) IBM shares soared after the company released preliminary quarterly earnings today that beat Wall Street\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s predictions by $1 billion, reports Bloomberg. Shares popped 8% in early trading after the company said strong operational performance in Asia, Europe, and emerging countries helped it to a 24% bump in earnings from continuing operations, to $2.80 per share. Analysts had predicted $2.60. Sales for the fourth quarter gained 10% to $28.9 billion, exceeding the $27.7 billion analysts estimated. IBM\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 2007 per-share earnings are up 18% over a year ago to $7.18, the company said; full results will be available Thursday. The company has increased staff in countries whose economies are outperforming the US economy to about 100,000.",
        "Caption": "IBM Tops Q4 Expectations by $1B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_663",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2014 1:13 PM CDT) The same militants who beheaded James Foley are holding a 26-year-old American woman hostage and demanding $6.6 million for her freedom, reports ABC News. The woman has not been identified at the request of her family and US officials, reports AP. She is identified only as a humanitarian relief worker who was abducted in Syria last year. In addition to the money, the Islamic State also demands that the US release Aafia Siddiqui\u00e2\u20ac\u201da female Pakistani neuroscientist who fired on US troops\u00e2\u20ac\u201din return for the American woman. Siddiqui, who trained at MIT, has been in a Texas prison since her conviction in 2010 on attempted murder charges, notes the New York Daily News. It's not clear how many Americans are being held hostage, but the militants have threatened to kill US journalist Steven Joel Sotloff next. (The US does not pay ransoms as a matter of policy; but sometimes it solicits the help of go-betweens, and there things get a little grayer.)",
        "Caption": "ISIS Holding American Woman, 26",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_664",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2008 3:04 AM) At least 28 people are dead and another 68 injured after two bombs exploded in quick succession in Baghdad this morning in the same spot, CNN reports. The first bomb detonated in a parked car just outside a marketplace, and a suicide bomber set off the second blast amid the crowd of onlookers who gathered to watch the scene. Al-Qaeda is suspected to be behind the attack, the deadliest in the city in four months.",
        "Caption": "Twin Bombs Kill 28 in Iraq",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_665",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2008 7:45 AM CDT) A moderate earthquake in southern Illinois was enough to wake far-off Chicago-area residents this morning, but no major damage was reported, the Chicago Tribune notes. The shake-up reached 5.2 on the Richter scale, shy of an area record of 5.4, but enough to move furniture. For people in central Illinois, this is a big deal. It's not like California, said a local man. Residents of Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Des Moines also felt the tremor.",
        "Caption": "Mild 5.2 Earthquake Shakes Up Chicago",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_666",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2009 2:23 PM CDT) Nokia is charging into the mobile computing market with its first netbook, PC World reports. The phone company\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Booklet 3G features 3G connectivity for Internet access and packs a healthy 12 hours of battery life. The tiny laptop\u00e2\u20ac\u201d10 inches\u00e2\u20ac\u201druns Windows and has Nokia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Ovi mobile apps and communication service built in. The device, which also boasts an HDMI port, is poised to do battle with the rumored Apple tablet expected to be unveiled soon. A growing number of people want the computing power of a PC with the full benefits of mobility, a Nokia exec says. We are in the business of connecting people and the Nokia Booklet 3G is a natural evolution for us. Pricing and availability for the Booklet will be announced at a press event next week.",
        "Caption": "Nokia Challenges Apple With 3G Netbook",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_667",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2014 12:18 PM CDT) More than 30 relatives of passengers who were on board missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 gathered at a temple in Beijing today to mark the six-month anniversary of the plane's disappearance, the AP reports. Some family members and friends wore T-shirts that said Pray for MH370 to return home safe and sound and wept as one man read a speech about his lost daughter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich prompted plainclothes police to separate reporters from mourning relatives and tell families they could only enter the temple two or three at a time. Families of the missing passengers say Chinese law enforcement has been shadowing them as they protest the lack of progress in finding the plane, which disappeared March 8. Search teams are focused on a 23,000-square-mile section of the Indian Ocean, which may be expanded after scrutiny of a failed call made to the plane, reports the AP. The families remain frustrated. Says one woman who lost her sister, We feel very helpless ... because we need to rely on the government for their assistance and support and hope they can put pressure on the Malaysian airline to find out the truth. Another woman, whose partner was on the flight, tells CBS News, I need to bring Philip home to bury him properly or to have him back in my life again\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of the two.",
        "Caption": "6 Months Later, Still No Answers for Flight 370 Kin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_668",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2011 7:25 AM CDT) The struggling US Postal Service could close 3,700 post offices starting in January, a full 11% of its retail operations and the largest downsizing in the agency's history. The targeted offices span 49 states. The exception: Delaware, which has only one post office for every 12,000 people. About 2,500 of those that may close will be replaced by a Village Post Office : one postal clerk in a local shop, gas station, library, or other community building. Village sites would only offer basic services; for example, passports and money orders would not be available, the Washington Post reports. Most of the offices targeted for closure bring in less than $27,500 annually but cost more than $100,000 to run. The planned closures could save $200 million per year, a drop in the bucket compared to the $8 billion the agency is expected to lose for the second consecutive year. Over the next decade, postal officials will review half of its 32,000 post offices for closure. For many in small communities, the idea is devastating: It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s part of the culture of the town, says one Chevy Chase resident. It has a small-town kind of feel. Click for more upcoming changes from the postal service.",
        "Caption": "On Chopping Block: 3,700 Post Offices",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_669",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2012 11:44 AM CDT) A 55-year-old British woman has been arrested after allegedly trying to smuggle more than 10 pounds of cocaine from Bangkok into Bali, reports the BBC. Indonesian customs officials say the drugs were found in the lining of Lindsay Sandiford's bags as they went through an X-ray screening on May 19. Authorities believe Sandiford was bringing the drugs to three other British citizens and an Indian national, who are also being questioned. Indonesia can sentence drug traffickers to death, although it has not done so frequently in recent years.",
        "Caption": "55-Year-Old Housewife Arrested Over Cocaine Stash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_670",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2013 4:50 AM CDT) Sexual violence is frighteningly common among young people between ages 14 and 21, according to a new study. Almost a tenth of young people admit perpetrating at least one act of sexual violence and 4% say they have attempted or completed rape, researchers found after speaking to more than a thousand young people, the LA Times reports. The researchers defined sexual violence as coercing or forcing some type of sexual contact upon another person. Young people who reported watching violent or X-rated material were more likely to have been involved in sexual violence, researchers found. Sexual violence can be perpetrated by anybody\u00e2\u20ac\u201da dating partner, a friend or somebody you don't know, the president of the Center for Innovative Public Health Research, the nonprofit group that conducted the study, tells USA Today. We asked perpetrators about their relationship with their most recent victims, and one in four said it was not a dating partner. Disturbingly, 40% of the perpetrators of sexual violence believed the victim was somewhat or completely responsible\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand only two reported being arrested.",
        "Caption": "1 in 10 Young People Admits Sexual Violence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_671",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2012 1:14 PM) Eugene Isenberg probably managed to sidestep some of the ire of the 99% with this decision: The former CEO of Nabors Industries agreed to waive his $100 million termination payment when he was replaced as chief executive. Isenberg, who will be kept on as chairman, certainly didn't need the money, says a spokesperson for the oil-drilling contractor. He was planning to donate the severance payment to charity anyhow, and decided to waive it because the decision was in the best interest of shareholders, the spokesperson adds. Isenberg, who made nearly $750 million between 1992 and 2010, has been one of the country's highest-paid executives; this termination payment would have been one of the largest in the history of US corporations and would have exceeded Nabors' net income in the third quarter. Shareholders had not been happy about the payout, the Wall Street Journal notes. The plan to replace Isenberg, 82, was announced after an October conference call during which he gave an unusually slow presentation, but his wife says his health is all right. In a statement, Isenberg said he hopes Nabors will donate a substantial portion of the $100 million to charity.",
        "Caption": "Terminated CEO Waives $100M Payout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_672",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2014 8:57 AM CDT) Ray Tomlinson set out from Michigan to Arizona to pick up his girlfriend from a mental health facility Sunday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthen drove nearly all of the 1,900-mile return trek with her dead body propped up in the passenger seat. Somewhere in New Mexico, Tomlinson nudged her and she was stiff, he tells WDIV. There wasn't jerking or moans or groans, or cries for help, she just fell asleep. Rather than call police, Tomlinson propped the body up, slapped sunglasses on the woman's face, and put a stuffed animal in her lap, WJBK reports. He and his 93-year-old mom then continued to drive for 26 hours\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwithout air conditioning. When health officials called the woman's cell to check on her, Tomlinson told them she was dead, but refused to contact police. His plan? After looking up what to do with a dead body on his phone, he learned he'd have 48 hours to get the woman to a morgue, and planned to take her to one in Michigan. Michigan authorities, however, met Tomlinson after the facility gave them a ring. Police are awaiting a toxicology report but say the woman may have taken several oxycodone pills while stopped at a Flagstaff gas station. No charges have been filed, but the local prosecutor's office is reviewing the case.",
        "Caption": "Man Drives 2K Miles With Girlfriend's Corpse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_673",
        "News Article": "(Dec 23, 2012 9:45 AM) Britain's Sunday Times once paid Lance Armstrong $485,000 to settle a libel lawsuit over doping allegations, and it would like its money back: In more bad news for the disgraced cycling champ, the Times has filed legal paperwork demanding a return of the settlement payment plus interest, as well as its costs in defending the case. The grand total? Likely to be north of $1.6 million. The original suit was settled in 2004, notes the AP.",
        "Caption": "UK Times Sues Lance Armstrong for $1.6M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_674",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2011 11:17 AM CDT) A pair of US missile strikes hit a vehicle and an alleged insurgent training facility today in a tribal region near the Afghan border, killing 23 suspected Islamist militants, Pakistani intelligence officials said. The latest strikes bring this week's count to five, in the latest sign that the US has no intention of abandoning the tactic despite public disapproval in Pakistan and a downturn in US-Pakistan relations. Pakistan's parliament passed a resolution demanding the missile strikes end, but the US has ignored it. One missile hit a vehicle carrying five men. The other struck a nearby compound\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbelieved to have housed a training camp for extremists\u00e2\u20ac\u201dkilling 18 people in an area between the North and South Waziristan tribal regions. The strikes occurred within minutes of each other, the Pakistani intelligence officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity. Since 2008, the US has increased its use of drone-fired missiles to take out al-Qaeda and Taliban targets in Pakistan. Islamabad officially protests the strikes as violations of Pakistan's sovereignty, but it is widely believed to have secretly provided intelligence for some of them. (Click to read about Friday's drone attack that killed al-Qaeda's likely successor to Osama bin Laden.)",
        "Caption": "Pakistan: US Drone Strikes Kill 23",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_675",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2013 6:45 AM) The 112th Congress may have squeaked through a deal on the fiscal cliff, but shortly afterward John Boehner announced that it won't be voting on a $60.4 billion FEMA aid package for victims of Hurricane Sandy, reports USA Today. Though the Senate passed the bill and the House had been expected to pick it up last night, Boehner announced late that the decision would have to wait until the new session of Congress, which begins tomorrow. This likely means that the Senate will have to vote anew on the package. A bipartisan cadre of legislators from affected districts blasted the delay, with New York Rep. Pete King calling it unprecedented for the United States Congress to walk away from a natural disaster. This to me is just walking away from responsibility. New Jersey's Rush Holt said he was unable to speak on the matter because I'm afraid my anger is going to get the better of me. But a spokesman for Boehner says that the speaker is committed to getting this bill passed this month, and cited reports that FEMA has all the money it needs til spring anyway.",
        "Caption": "112th Congress Punts on Sandy Aid Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_676",
        "News Article": "(Nov 21, 2014 4:41 PM) Seventy-five years ago today, Alabama's Bromberg & Co. hired 18-year-old Frances Moore to polish silver ahead of the holiday rush. This morning, the company hosted a breakfast for its most loyal employee, who never left, reports AP. I didn't think I'd live 75 years let alone work for somebody 75 years, says the Birmingham resident, now 93. Along the way, she worked her way up to manage the company's extensive jewelry inventory before shifting into part-time status a few years ago. She's got no plans to stop, however. She's had a broken hip and knee surgery, but I snapped back every time.",
        "Caption": "Woman Has Worked for One Company for 75 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_677",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2015 5:02 PM CDT) Parishioners of a long-closed Catholic church south of Boston have lost their appeal of a ruling ordering them to end their 11-year, 24\/7 vigil inside the building. The Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed a judge's ruling Wednesday that parishioners at St. Frances X. Cabrini Church in Scituate are trespassing on property owned by the Archdiocese of Boston. The archdiocese shuttered the church in 2004 as part of a reorganization effort, and the parishioners have occupied it since. In March, the archdiocese sued to evict them. The Appeals Court acknowledged the parishioners' heartfelt beliefs that they are entitled to remain in the church. But the court agreed with the lower court judge's conclusion that they are trespassing. Members of a nonprofit organization set up to save the parish said they plan to review legal options with their attorney.",
        "Caption": "24\/7 Church Vigil Comes to Forced End, 11 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_678",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2012 11:29 AM) The US Postal Service had a jaw-droppingly ugly holiday quarter, losing $3.3 billion despite a better-than-expected surge in gift shipments, the agency announced today. That's $3 billion worse than its figure for the same period in 2010, the AP reports, and at this rate the agency expects to run out of dough by October. The problem is that traditional mail delivery continues to plummet\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit fell 6% in the first fiscal quarter, which ended Dec. 31. Technology continues to have a major impact on how our customers use the mail, the postmaster general said, according to Reuters. While it has helped us grow our Shipping Services businesses, it has had a significant negative impact on some of our much larger sources of revenue. Still, the Post Office would have lost only $200 million if not for payments it had to make toward the $5.5 billion it is required by law to set aside for future retiree health benefits annually, something no other government agency needs to do.",
        "Caption": "USPS Has Dismal Holiday, Loses $3.3B in Quarter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_679",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2013 12:44 AM CDT) Cooking grease and wet wipes joined forces in the sewers of London to create a revolting 15-ton, bus-sized glob of slime workers dubbed a fatberg. Waste disposal officials say the blockage is the biggest of its kind ever found and if it hadn't been removed in the nick in time, raw sewage would have started bursting out of manholes across a wide area, Sky News reports. It took an eight-person crew several days to blast away the blockage, which workers say smelled like the worst wet dog you can ever think of. In the US as well as the UK, campaigns have been launched to urge the public to keep wet wipes and cooking grease out of the sewers. Fats and wet wipes together are just a recipe for disaster, a Thames Water spokesman tells NBC News. They will go down the drain but in the sewers, a bit of fat will catch and a wet wipe will add on to it and it will catch and catch and catch. (And then there was the time something more valuable got dumped into the sewer...)",
        "Caption": "15-Ton 'Fatberg' Nearly Blew Lid Off London Sewers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_680",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2009 5:01 PM) American Idol\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s eighth-season opener drew 10% fewer viewers than the previous installment\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s premiere, Bloomberg reports. But with 30 million viewers, it still tripled the ratings of nearest rival CBS among viewers aged 18-49. Idol, Fox\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s highest-rated show, raised $750 million in ad revenue last year. The judges sized up contestants in Arizona this time, before the show\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s smallest audience in 5 years.",
        "Caption": "Idol Ratings Slip, but Still Strong at 30M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_681",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2013 4:49 PM) Officials in Algeria have arrested five suspects in the Algerian gas-plant hostage crisis that left at least 81 people dead, report the BBC and AP. All five are members of an Islamist group, according to a private TV channel, and Algerian officials say each hailed from one of six different countries in Africa and the Arab world. A website in Mauritania claims that terrorist Mokhtar Belmokhtar is behind the attack, and recorded a video saying he would negotiate if operations were halted against Islamists in Mali. The death toll climbed to 81 today as Algerian forces scoured the refinery for explosives\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut many bodies were so disfigured that troops couldn't identify them as militants or hostages. The militants decided to succeed in the operation as planned, to blow up the gas complex and kill all the hostages when troops launched a final assault to end the four-day siege, said an Algerian official.",
        "Caption": "5 Arrested in Algeria Crisis; Death Toll at 81",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_682",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2013 5:15 AM CDT) At least five earthquakes have shaken Oklahoma this morning. The latest had a magnitude of 4.2, while the previous four ranged in strength from 2.8 to 4.3, NewsOK reports. No damage has been reported thus far, the site notes. Much of the state's central region felt the rumblings. At this point it looks like a main shock, aftershock sequence. There are even a bunch of smaller ones, says an expert. The state's strongest-ever earthquake hit a magnitude of 5.7, he adds.",
        "Caption": "5 Earthquakes Rattle Oklahoma",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_683",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2010 12:50 PM CDT) More than 100 Texas drivers got an unexpected surprise late last month when their cars started honking inexplicably or simply stopped working. The hacker charged with causing the problems was arrested yesterday, Wired reports. Omar Ramos-Lopez used to work at the auto center that sold the cars\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich were armed with a controversial device allowing them to be fiddled with remotely if customers fell behind on payments\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he allegedly abused the system as revenge after being laid off. Some customers complained of the horns going off in the middle of the night. The only option they had was to remove the battery, says the auto center manager. Other victims missed work or called tow trucks. The 20-year-old ex-employee was pretty good with computers, the manager recalls; a co-owner of the no-start system continues with that understatement trend: What happened was he went in and created a little bit of havoc.",
        "Caption": "Fired Worker Hacks System, Disables 100 Cars Remotely",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_684",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2011 10:42 AM CDT) Happy Monday, Lady Gaga fans: Visit Amazon.com today and you can purchase the singer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s new album, Born This Way, for just 99 cents. Of course, that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a digital download\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot a physical CD\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it also includes 20GB of Amazon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Cloud Drive storage, Mashable reports. But buyer beware: Some disappointed fans are using the review section on Amazon to complain that the download didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t work.",
        "Caption": "Gaga Sells New Album for 99 Cents",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_685",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2012 11:22 PM) The San Francisco 49ers watched their chance at the Super Bowl slip through their fingers yesterday when the New York Giants converted a fumble to a field goal in overtime. The Giants tapped a 20-17 victory and their fifth trip to the Super Bowl. Two key errors by back-up punt returner Kyle Williams cost the Niners the game. Williams, filling in for the injured Ted Ginn Jr., muffed one punt in the fourth quarter to set up a Giants touchdown and a 17-14 lead. Niners kicker David Akers ended up tying the score with a 25-yard field goal. But in overtime, the ball was knocked from Williams' hands to give the Giants the ball at the 24-yard line. Five plays later Lawrence Tynes booted in the winning 31-yard field goal for New York. Williams put his hands on his helmet and dropped his head in disgust, observed AP. The Giants will now face off against the New England Patriots for the Super Bowl title February 5.",
        "Caption": "49ers Fumble Super Bowl Chance, Giants Win 20-17",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_686",
        "News Article": "(Jun 22, 2011 2:08 PM CDT) Renovation of the Pentagon has been completed, and it took only 17 years. That may sound like forever, but rebuilding the 29-acre site while it was operational is considered a major success, even an inspiration for other federal projects, the Washington Post reports. When renovations began\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunder the Clinton administration\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe defense headquarters had typewriter-level technology and inferior safety precautions, two flaws made even more glaring during the Sept. 11 attacks. We took the building apart and put it together again, with 20,000 people sitting in it, said Lee Evey, project manager. He compared the redesign to talking apart a black-and-white TV, making it color, while still watching shows the whole time. An official ribbon-cutting takes place later this summer. One unfortunate side-effect of such a long-term project? Section that were constructed first require upgrades of fire alarm and electrical systems.",
        "Caption": "Pentagon Renovation Complete After 17 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_687",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2013 9:00 AM CDT) Boston University is asking a court to stop the sales of the iPhone 5, iPad, and MacBook Air, claiming that all those products infringe on a patent filed by one of its professors back in 1997. The patent covers a method of generating blue lasers in a cheap, compact fashion using gallium nitride film semiconductors. The school wants a cut of all the profits Apple has made on all those devices, plus interest, which an expert tells CNET could amount to $75 million. But don't worry Apple junkies, the court probably won't take those devices off the market, nor will BU really pressure it to do so; the request is pro forma, the Verge explains, included in almost all such lawsuits. And if BU seems like an unlikely litigant, you should know it has tried to enforce this same patent before, suing both Amazon and Samsung over it in just the past year. (In other must-read tech news, the visionary inventor of the computer mouse has died.)",
        "Caption": "Boston University Sues Apple Over 1997 Patent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_688",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2013 7:15 AM) The federal government's 9\/11 health care fund finally gave its first payouts yesterday, bestowing awards ranging from $10,000 to $1.5 million on a group of 15 first responders. The recipients are being kept anonymous, but 14 are firefighters, with the other being a corrections officer. Most were at Ground Zero on day one, and most have respiratory illnesses, fund special master Sheila Birnbaum tells the New York Times. The biggest awards represented lost income for young firefighters who had been severely disabled. For now, however, the fund is only giving out 10% of each award, because it's not sure how many people will ultimately file claims. With thousands eligible, the fund could theoretically be on the hook for $8.5 billion, far more than the $2.8 billion allotted to it. Birnbaum explained that while more than 16,000 had registered for the fund, the paperwork was progressing at snail-like speeds, with many lacking documentation. She's hoping giving these awards will motivate others to push forward. The fund's window is fleeting\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit expires in 2016.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Responders Finally Get Health Payouts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_689",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2015 9:40 AM CDT) One traffic stop netted two drunk-driving arrests in Vermont after police say a backseat passenger jumped in the driver's seat. State police say they stopped a car early today on Interstate 91 in Rockingham after it was clocked doing 106mph. Authorities say they got driver Erik Polite out of the car before passenger Leeshawn Baker took his place behind the wheel and put the car in gear. Per a Vermont State Police press release: The vehicle began to roll backwards towards the Trooper and Polite who were seated inside the cruiser. The Trooper was able to quickly reverse and avoid an accident. Baker crossed two lanes of north bound traffic on I-91 in reverse, crashing in the median of the interstate. Police breath tests put Polite's blood-alcohol content at .19 and Baker's at .25. Per the press release, police found 10 grams of cocaine on Polite; in the vehicle, they found 79 Oxycodone pills, about 50 Percocets, and a civil amount of marijuana. Both men are charged with driving under the influence, gross negligent operation, and drug possession. Polite is 35 and Baker is 34. Both men are from Flushing, NY. They were jailed in lieu of bond. It was not immediately known if they have lawyers.",
        "Caption": "Cops Nab 2 DUIs in 1 Traffic Stop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_690",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2011 9:44 AM CDT) A particularly sad foreclosure story out of Detroit: Texana Hollis has been evicted from her home of the past 58 years ... at the age of 101. As if that's not depressing enough, Hollis and her late husband owned the home outright\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut in 2003, Hollis' son persuaded her to sign it over to a reverse-mortgage company for $32,000. That money was supposed to help make home repairs, but Warren Hollis also bought a car and $5,000 worth of other things, WXYZ reports. Hollis was evicted after her 65-year-old son failed to pay property taxes to maintain the mortgage, the AP adds. (Update: HUD officials are giving Hollis her house back. I kept it from her because I didn't want to worry her, says Warren Hollis, who also disregarded eviction notices. I was just so sure it wasn't going to happen. But it did happen Monday, and Hollis' belongings were placed outside as she was forced to leave by court officers who left the wheelchair-bound woman sitting on the sidewalk. That night, she was taken to a hospital for severe anxiety and disorientation; she also suffers from high blood pressure and heart trouble. An official notes that the Hollises took out an adjustable-rate mortgage in 2002 and owed $80,000. Neighbors, a nonprofit organization, and even county officials indicate they will try to help.",
        "Caption": "Detroit Woman, 101, Evicted From Home of 58 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_691",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2013 8:29 AM CDT) A team of international scientists is going to spend $10 million to try to breed a herd of all-star cows\u00e2\u20ac\u201dones that don't burp a lot. The idea is to cut down on the cows' methane emissions, which would have a two-fold benefit, explains the Verge: It would help the environment by reducing a potent greenhouse gas, and it would help farmers by making the cows more efficient and thus reducing feed costs. The scientists have found that some cows simply belch less than their peers, even when fed the same diet. They're going to start with 25 of these well-mannered dairy cows and expand the herd to 1,400 through selective breeding, reports the University of Aberdeen, which is leading the project. As for the environmental benefits of reducing cow emissions: It's silly, but it's also a big problem, notes Grist. Some farmers have experimented with special diets, but that gets expensive and ends up reducing beneficial nutrients from the cow along with the methane.",
        "Caption": "Scientists' $10M Goal: Burpless Cows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_692",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2016 12:45 PM CDT) The number of murders in the US rose 11% last year from 2014, while the number of violent crimes saw a modest increase of 4% after two years of decline, per an FBI press release. Rapes rose 6.3%, aggravated assaults increased 4.6%, and robberies rose by 1.4% during the same period. These stats come from the FBI's latest crime report, though NPR notes it's important to put the figures in context: These violent crimes were still way down compared to other recent years, and especially more than 20 years ago, when figures spiked. For instance, despite its 11% increase this year, the number of murders dropped 9.3% from 2006. The number of rapes is less than in 2009, the number of robberies less than in \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 2013, and assaults less than in 2010. Still quite safe, a Fordham law professor and crime expert notes on Twitter. Not that it's all smooth sailing. US Attorney General Loretta Lynch addressed the increase Monday, noting that violence tears at the fabric of our common life and that we still have so much work to do, per the Washington Post. And FBI Director James Comey said in May it doesn't make him feel better that violent crime has risen over the past year, even if it hasn't reached historic low points. In terms of last year's murders, firearms were involved in about 72% of the cases, and seven cities or regions\u00e2\u20ac\u201dChicago, Baltimore, Houston, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Kansas City, and DC\u00e2\u20ac\u201daccounted for much of 2015's spurt. Don't be surprised if the crime report comes up in Monday night's debate between Clinton and Trump: A Harvard Law School research fellow said Friday the stats could be turned into a political football during their faceoff, per Reuters. (Our most violent states.)",
        "Caption": "FBI: Murders Up 11% in 2015\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut There's Context",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_693",
        "News Article": "(Feb 29, 2016 1:00 PM) A 9-year-old boy was walking to Popp's Ferry Elementary School in Biloxi, Miss., around 7am Monday when a man tried to force him into his truck, reports the Clarion-Ledger. Miraculously, the boy was able to escape, run to the school, and tell a teacher what happened; police are now searching for the suspect, WLOX reports. He is described as a 6-foot-tall, 240-pound white male with short, spiky hair; he was driving a newer (or at least recently cleaned) red, four-door truck, possibly a Ford.",
        "Caption": "Student, 9, Escapes Attempted Abduction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_694",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2020 4:05 AM CDT) Two men are facing federal charges in Florida for using small explosions to rob ATMs in the Tampa Bay area, authorities said Monday. The US Attorney's Office in Tampa has charged Mawdo Malick Sallah, 33, of Clearwater, Fla., and Kirk Douglas Johnson, 34, of Anderson, SC, with conspiring to commit arson, the AP reports. They each face up to 20 years in prison. Sallah and Johnson took nearly $70,000 from several Florida ATMs between November and January and vandalized others without taking any cash, according to a criminal complaint. Investigators believe the men injected some type of flammable fuel into the machines and used a spark to ignite it. The men were arrested Sunday after setting off an explosion at an ATM in Watkinsville, Ga., prosecutors said. That ATM was damaged, but Sallah and Johnson were unable to retrieve any cash, authorities said.",
        "Caption": "2 Men Charged With Blowing Up ATMs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_695",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2013 7:13 PM CDT) August 1 will be a busy day for county clerks around Rhode Island. That's the day the first gay marriages will be allowed, thanks to the bill signed into law today by Gov. Lincoln Chafee, reports the Providence Journal. Couples previously joined in civil unions can upgrade to the real thing, too. Rhode Island is the 10th state and the last in New England to sanction same-sex weddings. Chafee's full remarks are here, but the Advocate zeroes in on the main line: At long last, you are free to marry the person you love.",
        "Caption": "No. 10: Gay Marriage Is Law in Rhode Island",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_696",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 2:24 AM CDT) Slick, Scrappy, Boner, Toker, Fat Boy, and scores of other gangsters have been taken off the streets of the Los Angeles Harbor area after a series of massive raids. More than 1,300 federal and local police officers arrested 81 gangsters after Operation Pirate Town targeted the Rancho San Pedro gang, the Contra Costa Times reports. Gang members are accused of murders, drug dealing, and weapons sales. The raids have dealt a crippling blow to the 40-year-old gang, boasted the top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles. Beyond the arrests, an injunction has been served banning some 300 gang members from associating with one another, intimidating anyone, using drugs or alcohol, or carrying firearms. The city is also suing property owners who allowed gangsters to sell drugs and guns in their buildings.",
        "Caption": "81 Busted in LA Gang Sweep",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_697",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2008 2:13 PM) Britney Spears was placed on 72-hour lockdown for mental evaluation today following a dispute involving transfer of their two sons to Kevin Federline, People reports. Spears had put one son in her ex-husband\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s car when she locked herself in a room with the other, prompting her court-appointed child monitor to call the police. Upon arriving, they broke down the door and tied Spears to a stretcher. Police said Spears appeared to be under the influence of an unknown substance. Hospital staff decided to invoke the 5150 hold, which mandates a 72-hour period of observation for those who may be a danger to themselves or others. The children are currently with Federline, and his lawyer began a motion today to strip Spears of her visitation rights.",
        "Caption": "Britney on 72-Hour Psych Hold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_698",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2009 6:32 AM CDT) Bronx cops discovered that cute Build-a-Bears that children are supposed to fill with stuffing were packed instead with some $33 million worth of heroin, reports the New York Daily News. The brown teddy bears held glassine envelopes of brands of heroin with names like Barack Obama, Swine Flu, and Crime 360. It's a huge shock, said a neighbor in the building where the operation was shipping out the drug-filled cuddlies. My daughter has one of those bears.",
        "Caption": "Build-a-Bear Toys Stuffed With $33M in Heroin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_699",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2009 7:26 AM CDT) At least 33 were killed and another 46 injured today in a suicide car bombing in the Abu Ghraib district of Baghdad, the BBC reports. The attack appeared to be targeting a peace conference that aimed to reconcile Iraq\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s various tribal groups. A local army chief is among the casualties. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the deadliest suicide attack in weeks, and follows on the heels of an attack on a police recruitment center Sunday that killed 28.",
        "Caption": "Bomber Kills 33 at Iraqi Tribal Peace Conference",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_700",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2009 11:54 AM CDT) Firefox, once lauded for speed, stability, and customizability, seemed lately to have fallen behind the competition\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut with version 3.5, out today, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s back and better than ever, writes Farhad Manjoo for Slate. The new version adds a much-needed speed boost alongside bug fixes. And best of all, its use of updated HTML code could prompt a re-engineering of the Web itself. Firefox\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s popularity may push Web designers to do more with HTML 5, which boasts, for example, better video capabilities than the current version of the code. Meanwhile, the new Firefox launches quickly, fires up complex sites like Gmail and Google Maps without any hiccups, and runs tons of open tabs without crashing, Manjoo writes. Firefox, finally, is back.",
        "Caption": "Firefox 3.5 Could Upgrade the Whole Web",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_701",
        "News Article": "(Apr 7, 2011 9:53 AM CDT) Weary Japan has been struck by an earthquake once again: The USGS is reporting a 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit near the east coast of Honshu at 11:32pm local time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's about 90 miles from Fukushima and about 200 miles from Tokyo, where buildings reportedly shook for a full minute. (It's been downgraded from the original 7.4.) A tsunami warning went up for 90 minutes before being lifted, reports the AP. Officials at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuke plant say no new problems were immediately observed, and that workers are safe, though it is unclear whether they have been evacuated. Hundreds of aftershocks have shaken the northeast region since March 11, but few have been stronger than 7.0.",
        "Caption": "7.1 Earthquake Hits Japan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_702",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2015 7:03 AM CDT) As Donald Trump continues to trade volleys with Latinos, he took his unrepentant show to Phoenix last night, where he told an enthusiastic crowd that waited hours in 100-degree temps that we have to take back the heart of our country and that he was ready to go right at the Mexican government. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m going to charge them $25,000 per illegal immigrant and, oh, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll make them pay. Trump used the 70-minute speech, which the Washington Post characterizes as more a stream-of-consciousness rant than a presidential-style stump speech, which put an exclamation point on his bombastic push to focus on immigration. These are people that shouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be in our country, Trump told the crowd of between 3,500 and 4,200. They flow in like water. He also took the opportunity to further hammer away at GOP golden boy Jeb Bush, saying, let's say he's president\u00e2\u20ac\u201doy, yoy, yoy. How can I be tied with this guy? He's terrible. Terrible. He's weak on immigration. Bush wasn't Trump's only whipping boy: Also attracting the candidate's scorn, per the Post, were Macy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s, NBC, NASCAR, Caroline Kennedy, Hillary Rodham Clinton and, several times, the media. (The candidate avoided attracting Neil Young's wrath again and left the stage to We're Not Gonna Take It by Twisted Sister.) Trump spoke earlier in the day to a Libertarian crowd in Las Vegas, notes the AP, striking a slightly more nuanced tone: I love the Mexican people. I respect Mexico greatly as a country. But the problem we have is their leaders are much sharper than ours, and they're killing us at the border and they're killing us on trade. (Even as Trump spoke, Mexico was having a little trouble keeping a notorious drug lord on lockdown.)",
        "Caption": "Trump 'Ready to Go Right at' Mexico, $25K per Immigrant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_703",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2014 3:50 PM) Florida police think they're close to closing a 25-year-old case involving a missing University of Florida student. The sheriff of Alachua County said today that it's highly, highly probable that suspected serial killer Paul Rowles murdered Tiffany Sessions in 1989, reports CNN. Rowles died in prison last year at age 64, and a journal that turned up after his death contains a chilling clue, reports the Orlando Sentinel. In it, Rowles wrote 2-9-89 \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe date that 20-year-old Sessions disappeared in his Gainesville neighborhood\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand #2 next to it. Investigators think it means he was referring to his second victim. (Rowles had been convicted of a previous murder but released from prison after nine years. Police have begun looking for Sessions' remains at the site where yet another of Rowles' suspected victims was buried in 1992. To me, the case is solved, Sessions' father tells the Miami Herald. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m convinced this is the guy who did it. Rowles, who was serving time for a separate case in which he kidnapped and raped a teenage girl, denied involvement in Sessions' disappearance while he was alive. Police were about to interview him about the case again when he died of cancer.",
        "Caption": "Cops Name Suspect in Student's '89 Disappearance",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_704",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2013 6:03 AM) A fireworks display in a Brazilian nightclub went horribly awry last night, spawning a fire that police say killed upward of 233 people, reports CNN. Police on the scene at the Kiss nightclub in Santa Maria have already removed 159 bodies, reports Reuters, and rescuers are still looking for more. People started panicking and ended up treading on each other, the local fire chief tells the BBC, which notes that there was apparently only one exit in the facility. The number of injured is also in the hundreds; local media report that the club had a capacity of 2,000 and was believed to be full on a Saturday night. It was really fast. There was a lot of smoke, really dark smoke, says survivor Aline Santos Silva, 29. We were only able to get out quickly because we were in a VIP area close to the door. The AP runs down a list of other deadly nightclub fires here.",
        "Caption": "Death Toll Hits 233 in Brazil Nightclub Inferno",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_705",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2011 3:35 AM CDT) A teenager inherited a ticking time bomb in his chest from a sperm donor father who failed to inform sperm banks that he had a rare and often fatal genetic heart defect as well as the inherited condition Marfan's syndrome. The man fathered at least 24 children through three sperm banks. Advocates say the case highlights the need for America to start regulating the fertility industry more tightly and create a national registry for donors and their offspring, ABC News reports. There are no rules or regulations about donor identification, testing donors, monitoring numbers of children or medical records, said the founder of the Donor Sibling Registry. No one is watching. There are no laws. They don't keep track. Washington is currently the only state where donor-conceived people have the right to know the medical history of their biological parents.",
        "Caption": "Sperm Donor With Deadly Defect Fathers 24 Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_706",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2015 3:33 AM CDT) Today is going to be one of the longest days of your life, according to international timekeepers who have added a leap second to the end of the day. To account for the gradual slowing down of the Earth's rotation, today will have 86,401 seconds instead of the usual 86,400, NASA says in a press release, explaining that the slowdown is caused by a kind of braking force caused by the gravitational tug of war between Earth, the moon, and the sun. Instead of going from 23:59:59 to 00:00:00 at midnight tonight, clocks on Coordinated Universal Time\u00e2\u20ac\u201daka atomic time \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill go to 23:59:60 first. This is the fourth leap second this century and the first since 2012, when the extra second brought down a large chunk of the Internet. Whenever a leap second occurs, some computer systems encounter problems due to glitches in the code written to handle them, a scientist at the UK's National Physical Laboratory tells the BBC. The consequences are particularly severe in the Asia-Pacific region, where leap seconds occur during normal working hours. It's hard to predict when leap seconds will occur because so many factors, including weather patterns and changes in the Earth's core, affect our planet's rotation, according to NASA, which notes that abandoning them for a different way of accounting for the slowdown will be discussed at a conference this year.",
        "Caption": "Today Will Be the Longest Day Since 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_707",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2008 8:23 AM CDT) US employers, battered by rising fuel prices and a stuttering economy, continued to cut payrolls in June, eliminating some 62,000 jobs. It was the sixth straight monthly drop, reports the Wall Street Journal, and nearly 13% more than economists expected. Payrolls have fallen 438,000 so far this year, an average of 73,000 jobs per month. Unemployment held at 5.5%, whereas experts expected a drop. Economists say the numbers make it likely that the Fed will hold interest rates, reports Bloomberg. There is very little room for the Fed to do anything. The Fed is not in a position to cut rates, nor is it in a position to hike rates,'' said an analyst. The Labor Department reported unemployment claims rose by 16,000 last week.",
        "Caption": "US Lost 62K Jobs in June",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_708",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2008 4:34 AM CDT) Hillary Clinton is riding high from her Keystone State win. After lagging in Gallup polls much of this month, she tied Barack Obama in the latest tracking poll at 47%. She also leads John McCain by 3 points, while Obama is even with the GOP nominee at 45%. The two Democratic hopefuls had been roughly tied with McCain since Gallup started polling election preferences last month.",
        "Caption": "Clinton Ties Obama at 47% After Winning Pa.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_709",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2016 1:30 PM CDT) Here's how good technology for prosthetic running blades has become. The AP reports Greek runner Michail Seitis set a world record for his division with a time of 49.66 seconds in the men's 400-meter final on Thursday. He came in sixth place out of eight runners. The five who finished ahead of him were double amputees. Technology for prosthetics has improved so much that it is actually better to be a double amputee in track and field than a single amputee, says US sprinter David Prince, who lost his right leg in a motorcycle accident. That pace of development has accented a trend within Paralympic sports. Sometimes better technology has created a gap between athletes within the same division who have distinctly different levels of disability. Technological developments are both exciting, and\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto Prince\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsomewhat concerning. He worries that some athletes, such as single amputees like himself, will be left behind. Last year and this year were really hard for me to stay motivated to actually continue training, because I go into the race knowing that [double amputees] run faster times and I know I'll get beat, he said. At the same time, he does not begrudge double amputees for availing themselves of whatever is within the rules. Instead, Prince believes it's time for single and double amputees to start competing separately, otherwise there's not going to be any unilateral amputees running because we won't have a chance.",
        "Caption": "At Paralympics, 1 Leg Isn't Always Better Than None",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_710",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2010 7:21 PM CDT) Northern Iowa upset overall No. 1 seed Kansas tonight in Oklahoma City, 69-67, sending a Missouri Valley team to the round of 16 for the first time since Larry Bird led Indiana State to the final in 1979. The Panthers led almost the whole way. Ali Farokhmanesh had missed six straight 3-pointers in the second half but never stopped shooting, knocking one down with about 36 seconds left to deflate Kansas. The gritty guard added a pair of clinching free throws with 4.8 seconds left. The day's first stunner came when Omar Samhan recorded 32 points and seven rebounds to lead 10th-seeded Saint Mary's past No. 2 Villanova, 75-68. The Wildcats (25-8) played last year's Final Four and started this season 20-1, then collapsed. The Gaels (28-5), from Moraga, Calif., north of Oakland, will play third-seeded Baylor on Thursday.",
        "Caption": "N. Iowa Stuns Overall No. 1 Kansas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_711",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2012 12:21 AM) After finishing third in the Iowa caucuses with some 21% of the vote, Ron Paul told his supporters that the results were nothing to be ashamed of, Politico reports. He said the top-three finish granted him one of the tickets out of Iowa, and urged supporters to continue the momentum and be ready and raring to move on to the next stop, which is New Hampshire. While he may be pleased with his showing, one thing Paul won't take with him are any Iowa delegates, notes AP. As the Iowa results rolled in, Paul's campaign taunted Jon Huntsman, who decided not to compete in the state. We found your one Iowa voter, you might want to call him and say thanks, said a tweet from Paul's campaign. Staffers initially believed Paul's Twitter feed had been hacked, and the tweet was deleted but later reappeared, CBS notes.",
        "Caption": "Ron Paul: 3rd Place Nothing to Be Ashamed of",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_712",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2011 3:06 PM) AT&T pulled off the cheapest network upgrade ever yesterday, changing its 3G network into a 4G one by\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 renaming it. Yep, in a move that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sure to make the term 4G even more meaningless than it already was, AT&T has rebranded its existing network, and will begin selling new phones with the 4G label soon, all without upgrading its technology at all, the Wall Street Journal reports. AT&T can get away with the marketing move because the International Telecommunications Union hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t actually set firm standards for what constitutes 4G. AT&T has also announced that it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll speed up work on its Long-Term Evolution network boost, but that still won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be ready until the end of 2013. The company also slashed the price on the iPhone 3GS to just $49, in anticipation, the Journal suspects, of competition from the upcoming Verizon iPhone.",
        "Caption": "AT&T Renames Its 3G Network a 4G Network",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_713",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2008 10:42 AM CDT) Continuing credit losses have prompted SunTrust Bank to offload its 43.6 million shares of Coca-Cola, breaking ties with the soft-drink maker that stretch more than 90 years and include a copy of the cola\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s secret recipe stored in the bank\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Atlanta vault, the Guardian reports. SunTrust\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s announcement that it would dispose of its $2 billion stake boosted Coke shares 3.5% yesterday. SunTrust yesterday reported a 21% drop in profits and said the Coke sale\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit will sell an additional 30 million shares over the next 7 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas exclusively related to SunTrust's own capital optimization goals. As the Trust Co. of Georgia, SunTrust helped take Coca-Cola public in 1919.",
        "Caption": "Credit Woes Move Bank to Offload $2B in Coke Shares",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_714",
        "News Article": "(Nov 4, 2015 6:15 PM) A 6-year-old boy was killed and his father critically wounded after marshals for a central-Louisiana city fired at their vehicle as the father was trying to flee, officials said. The two were shot about 9:30pm Tuesday in the city of Marksville. Avoyelles Parish Coroner Dr. L. J. Mayeux identified the driver as Chris Few and his son as Jeremy Mardis, a first-grader at a nearby elementary school. The coroner said Mardis died from multiple gunshot wounds to his head and chest. Few was listed in serious condition Wednesday morning, according to hospital officials. Mayeux said city marshals were chasing Few after he fled an attempt to serve a warrant. The coroner said Few reached a dead end and was backing into the marshals when they fired. The coroner said the boy was caught in the line of fire and was killed. More likely than not they were shooting into the driver side, and he was on the passenger side, Mayeux said. He was in the line of fire. It was not immediately clear what type of warrant the marshals were trying to serve.",
        "Caption": "Marshals Shoot at Fleeing Car, Kill 6-Year-Old Inside",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_715",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2010 2:25 AM) A group of 47 revelers and storm refugees were finally rescued yesterday after spending two days snowed in at the highest elevation pub in England. Workers plowed through to some 30 students and teachers from nearby Leeds University and 17 stranded motorists holed up in Tan Hill on the Yorkshire-Durham border. The pub reported beer supplies were dangerously low. Everyone's had a good time, said the manager. People were peeling carrots and potatoes and helping to make dinner. It was a nice atmosphere.",
        "Caption": "Pub Revelers Snowed In for 2 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_716",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2008 3:46 PM CDT) President Bush set 2025 as the target date by which the US should stop the growth of greenhouse emissions from coal power plants, the AP reports. The goal is for those plant emissions to peak in 10 to 15 years, then begin declining. Bush called for legislation to introduce incentives for the development of green technology. All responsible approaches depend on accelerating the development and deployment of new technologies, Bush said. The White House wants Congress to enact climate change legislation, fearing the regulatory train wreck if existing laws, such as the Clean Air Act and Endangered Species Act, were instead used to enforce emissions controls.",
        "Caption": "Bush Plan Cuts Growth of Greenhouse Gases by 2025",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_717",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2008 10:00 PM CDT) Sid the Kid saved his team from the brink tonight. Teen phenom Sidney Crosby scored twice to lead the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-2 victory over Detroit in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals, the Post-Gazette reports. The Penguins finally found their offense after being shut out in the first two games. Now they hope to even the series when they host Game 4 Saturday night. Adam Hall scored the other Pittsburgh goal, while Johan Franzen and Mikael Samuelsson scored for Detroit. Samuelsson's goal made the game 3-2 with about 7 minutes to play and set up a tense finish.",
        "Caption": "Crosby Nets Two; Pens Take Game 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_718",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2011 10:32 AM CDT) A family birthday party took a bad turn last month when a 24-year-old woman allegedly beat up a 12-year-old girl ... for looking at the woman's 30-year-old boyfriend. Candace Kiley has now been arrested by Connecticut police, who had to apply for a warrant before they could bring her in because she had left the party by the time they arrived, reports the Register Citizen. It all started when the girl went to the refrigerator to get some ice, but had to wait while Kiley's boyfriend cleaned up a spill. That's when Kiley got angry. She allegedly accused the girl of looking at her boyfriend, grabbed the girl by her hair, and threw her to the ground, giving her a head injury and an asthma attack. She landed flat on her back, hitting the back of head on the floor, says a police officer, adding that the assault continued until the family intervened. Kiley is charged with third-degree assault, disorderly conduct, and risk of injury to a minor. The girl is apparently a friend of Kiley's younger sister and is not thought to have a history with Kiley.",
        "Caption": "Police: Woman Assaulted 12-Year-Old Girl",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_719",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2009 6:07 PM CDT) General Electric has announced a new DVD-sized disc that holds 500 gigabytes of data\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe equivalent of 20 Blu-Ray discs or 100 DVDs. Aimed at archivists but likely headed for the consumer market, the micro-holographic disc saves more data by storing it in three dimensions rather than on the disc's surface. Storage experts have been researching micro-holographic technology for years, the BBC\u00c2 reports. The day when you can store your entire high definition movie collection on one disc and support high resolution formats like 3D television is closer than you think, a GE researcher said.",
        "Caption": "GE Launches Disc That Stores 500GB",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_720",
        "News Article": "(Jun 2, 2014 11:34 AM CDT) One of China's most famous crackdowns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat at Tiananmen Square\u00e2\u20ac\u201dturns 25 this week, and China is apparently marking the occasion with another crackdown, this time on Google, reports Reuters. Censorship watchdog GreatFire.org says that services including Gmail and the search engine have been disrupted since last week. It is not clear that the block is a temporary measure around the anniversary or a permanent block. But because the block has lasted for four days, it's more likely that Google will be severely disrupted and barely usable from now on, it says in a blog post. Google says there are no problems on its end, and Beijing had no comment. Google now joins YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter on China's no-no list.",
        "Caption": "As Tiananmen Turns 25, China Yanks Google",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_721",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2015 12:18 PM) You'd think that getting convicted of kidnapping and burglary would get you fired from your teaching job. But in the case of 43-year-old New Yorker Goran Logan, he wasn't officially fired from his position at Palisade Preparatory School until 11 months into his 22-year prison sentence for the aforementioned crimes, the Journal News reports. In May 2013, Logan went to a Manhattan apartment, armed with a loaded gun and knives, and held a man and two females hostage there for eight hours. He eventually ordered one of the females to leave the apartment with him, at gunpoint; she was later found outside his own home. He was eventually convicted of three felonies: second-degree kidnapping and first- and second-degree burglary; he was sentenced in January and has been serving time at the Clinton Correctional Facility. Yet a Yonkers schools rep failed to respond to repeated questions about his employment status, and the city's Board of Education just fired him last week. The district had filed disciplinary charges against Logan on Nov. 23, which Logan never contested. The president of the Yonkers Federation of Teachers explains that teachers automatically lose their license if they're convicted of serious crimes, meaning they'd be unable to actually teach in any New York district. So being unlicensed, I'm not sure why it's necessary to terminate [Logan]. I would say it's to clean up the records, he says.",
        "Caption": "11 Months Into 22-Year Jail Sentence, Teacher Fired",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_722",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2019 3:33 PM) Nearly a year and a half after losing their toddler daughter in a drowning accident, Bode and Morgan Miller have welcomed identical twin boys. November 8th, Morgan posted on Instagram alongside a picture of the newborns. A day that couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have been scripted and aligned more perfectly to bring these two into the world. Birth story is mind blowing and can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t wait to share. Insanely overwhelmed and grateful for all these gifts my baby girl keeps sending. Added Bode in his own post, There are no words for moments like this. 30 minutes of labor to bring us one of the greatest gifts and experiences we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever received. Welcome to the world my speed racer boys. The couple also made an announcement on Today Tuesday morning, in which Bode explained that the babies came so fast, he and his mom ended up performing an unassisted home delivery of twins before their midwives arrived. Emmy, 19 months, died in June 2018 and the couple welcomed son Easton in October of that year. They also share 4-year-old son Nash, and Bode has an 11-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son from a previous marriage.",
        "Caption": "2 Rays of Light Arrive for Bode and Morgan Miller",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_723",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2020 1:00 AM CDT) Three service members were killed, including two Americans, and a dozen more were injured when a barrage of rockets were fired at a military base in Iraq, US officials say. At least 12 coalition personnel were also injured late Wednesday by a barrage of rockets targeting Camp Taji base, located 17 miles north of Baghdad, according to a US-led coalition statement. One of the officials said five service members were seriously wounded and evacuated from the base and seven others were still being evaluated. Army Col. Myles Caggins said that about 18 107mm Katyusha rockets struck the base and Iraqi security forces found a rocket-rigged truck a few miles from Camp Taji. Such Russian rockets have been used in the past by Iranian-backed militia groups in Iraq, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "2 Americans Killed in Camp Taji Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_724",
        "News Article": "(Jun 22, 2019 3:00 PM CDT) President Trump has sidelined a plan to launch raids against undocumented families nationwide\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut why he did so isn't quite clear, the New York Times reports. Slated for Sunday, the ICE raids were designed to deport roughly 2,000 migrant families who had court-ordered removals. Then the president hit Twitter: At the request of Democrats, I have delayed the Illegal Immigration Removal Process (Deportation) for two weeks to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border, he wrote Saturday. If not, Deportations start! Nancy Pelosi had called the plan heartless and pressed Trump to stop this brutal action, which might explain it. But sources tell CNN that Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was uneasy about the raids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Fox News contributor Tom Homan, who strongly backs Trump on immigration, all but accused McAleenan of leaking the raid plan to media outlets. You got the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security resisting what ICE is trying to do, he said, adding later that he knows where [the leak] came from and warned that it put ICE officers at greater risk of harm. One insider says McAleenan visited the White House on Friday and not in a good way. The delay follows a Thursday report from attorneys who found over 60 children living in unsanitary and unhealthy conditions at immigration facilities in Texas, per NBC News.",
        "Caption": "Trump Delays ICE Raids Aimed at 2K Families",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_725",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2011 11:15 AM) The amount of land being used to grow genetically modified crops ballooned 10% last year, as countries like Brazil and Argentina got in on the game. A full 10% of the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s farmland now grows these so-called biotech crops, which were essentially non-existent 15 years ago, USA Today reports. Last year, biotech seeds were used in 29% of new corn plantings, 64% of cotton plantings, and a whopping 81% of soybean plantings. The majority of these seeds, 61%, are designed to survive weed-killers like Roundup. Another 17% carry a gene that allows plants to effectively produce their own insecticide. The crops are convenient and cost-effective for farmers, but opponents fret that they could pose as-yet unknown dangers to the humans and animals who eat them.",
        "Caption": "Genetically Engineered Crops Cover 10% of Farmland",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_726",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2010 4:34 PM CDT) A California jury ordered the Walt Disney Co. to pay the creator of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire $269.2 million for withholding profits, the LA Times reports. Celador International argued that Disney hid its real profits through what's known in the biz as Hollywood accounting and in the lawsuit as a complex web of self-dealing transactions, notes the Wall Street Journal. Millionaire made gobs of money for Disney through licensing fees and ads, but showed up as a money-loser on company ledgers.",
        "Caption": "Disney Must Pay Millionaire Creator $269M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_727",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2013 7:37 AM) Millions of dollars in diamonds have been stolen from a plane at Brussels' international airport yesterday in a daring heist, the AP reports. Police say the jewels were lifted by eight masked men who, though armed, never fired their weapons. How did they pull it off? By cutting a hole in an airport fence then driving two vehicles through it and onto the tarmac, where they brandished their weapons and snatched the diamonds from the Switzerland-bound plane's hold. They then escaped with an estimated $50 million worth of diamonds in a process that was completed just 11 minutes after they entered the airport, reports the BBC. Der Spiegel adds that the diamonds were being transported by security company Brink's in a suitcase that weighed 22 pounds. A burned vehicle was later discovered near the airport. The theft was particularly surprising given the presumed safety of flight cargo: It costs little to insure expensive materials for flights, given that robbers can't target a plane once it's on its way and airports employ a long list of security measures. An aviation security expert called the robbery worrying, due to the lack of an immediate response. That, he said, raises questions as to whether alarms were ringing in the right places.",
        "Caption": "$50M in Diamonds Stolen in 11-Minute Airport Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_728",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2012 1:29 AM CDT) The latest victim of Chicago's surge in gang violence is just seven years old. Heaven Sutton died after being shot in the back at a candy stand her mom set up two weeks ago to help keep neighborhood kids close to home and away from gang crossfire, reports the Chicago Tribune. She looked forward every day to opening up the candy store, and for somebody just to come take her life, it's not right, says her mother. Heaven, she says, had just had her hair done ahead of a family trip to Disney World to reward her for good grades. Heaven's mother believes the shooter was targeting somebody in the crowd near the stand. She had hoped gangs would stay away from a place meant for kids, but they really didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even care, she says. They killed my baby. Homicides in Chicago are up 38% this year and Heaven is the 253rd victim. Asked about the shooting, an angry Mayor Rahm Emanuel said, This is not about crime. This is about values. Take your gang conflict away from a seven-year-old. Who raised you? ABC reports. Stay away from the kids! he said.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Girl, 7, Shot Dead at Mom's Candy Stand",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_729",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2012 10:10 AM CDT) The iPad Mini isn't even available yet\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut all three WiFi versions of the tablet are already sold out. Three days after Apple made the device available for pre-order, the company has postponed shipping times for the models, meaning all its initial stock has been purchased, Mashable reports. That should calm investors concerned over a $329 price tag, higher than that of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire. LTE versions of the iPad Mini haven't yet gone on sale.",
        "Caption": "Apple Sells Out of iPad Mini in 3 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_730",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2012 12:09 AM CDT) The first-ever transgender contestant in a Miss Universe pageant lost\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut finished in the top 12 of 61 participants. Jenna Talackova failed to make the cut to the final five in the Canada contest, but was one of four contestants named Miss Congeniality, reports People. Talackova was born a male but underwent a final sex change operation four years ago. She was initially barred from the contest, whose rules require that all participants be born female. An outpouring of support and media coverage finally convinced officials to allow her to compete. Despite the final results, she's still a winner as far as I'm concerned, said Talackova's attorney, Gloria Allred.",
        "Caption": "Transgender Miss Universe Beauty Ends in Top 12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_731",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2008 11:03 AM CDT) It's here. Alaska has the painful distinction of becoming the first state where gas is selling for an average of $4 a gallon, Reuters reports. The average for the rest of the US is hovering at $3.76, but Connecticut, California, New York, and Illinois could all join Alaska in the $4-a-gallon club after Memorial Day weekend.",
        "Caption": "Lucky Alaska First to Hit $4 Gas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_732",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2015 1:14 PM) Chipotle's health headaches are growing: About 80 students from Boston College who ate at a local restaurant over the weekend have gotten sick, reports the AP. That total, which includes members of the men's basketball team, more than doubled from Monday's estimate. However, unlike an E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle that has sickened more than 50 people in nine states, this appears to be something more ordinary\u00e2\u20ac\u201da norovirus. The best guess is that an employee was sick while working on Thursday, say city health officials. Test results on the students won't be out for a few days, and the store remains closed in the meantime as it gets disinfected. The bleak health news is taking a toll on the company's shares, notes Reuters.",
        "Caption": "80 Boston Students Sick After Eating at Chipotle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_733",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2014 11:22 AM) A teen swimming with a group of friends in Australia's Kakadu National Park yesterday was attacked by a crocodile and escaped\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly to have the croc move on to one of his friends, a 12-year-old now believed dead. The Telegraph reports that if the younger boy was indeed taken by the saltwater crocodile, it would mark the sixth time a saltie has killed a child in the last 12 years, and that's led to renewed calls for a cull. Laws protecting the salties were put in place in 1971, and their ranks have swelled since, with as many as 100,000 of them occupying the Northern Territory. Sky News reports officials are going to great lengths in an effort to recover the boy's body: A trap has been set in Magela Creek, which feeds the waterhole; air, land, and boat searches have taken place; and any croc measuring more than 6.5 feet can be shot. And so far, two have, though slicing them open revealed no human remains. And the search efforts have been hampered by seasonal flooding, while has swelled the creek from a width of about 650 feet to more than 3,000 feet. The 15-year-old who was attacked was grabbed on his right arm and then his left, reports CNN. Based on the bite marks, the crocodile is believed to measure eight to nine feet. (A 26-year-old was killed by a croc in the area last year; more on that here.) Meanwhile, Australia has already launched another cull: of sharks.",
        "Caption": "Crocodile Snatches 12-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_734",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2013 7:38 AM CDT) A baby boy, likely just days old, is safe after Chinese rescuers pulled him from a four-inch sewage pipe. It appears the baby was flushed down the toilet; apartment building residents heard him crying, the BBC reports. When rescuers arrived on the scene, they were unable to pull the baby out, so they sawed off a portion of the pipe and brought him to the hospital. There, firefighters and doctors cut the baby out of the pipe. The case has made waves in China, with users of the Weibo microblogging service hammering the parents: The parents who did this have hearts even filthier than that sewage pipe, noted one user, per Reuters. Meanwhile, locals headed to the hospital to provide the baby with clothes, diapers, and milk, the AP reports. The baby has been dubbed Baby No. 59 after his incubator number. Police are seeking the parents in an attempted homicide case.",
        "Caption": "Baby Rescued From 4-Inch Sewage Pipe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_735",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2016 9:11 AM CDT) Last week in Milwaukee, a 2-year-old fatally shot his mom from the back seat of their car. But where a story like this may have once been a freakish anomaly, the Washington Post notes, it's now becoming increasingly and disturbingly commonplace. A Post analysis of news reports finds 23 shootings by 1-, 2-, and 3-year-olds in the US since Jan. 1 (last year at this time there were 18) and seven just since April 20. Eighteen of the toddlers ended up shooting themselves, with nine of them succumbing to their injuries. The state with the highest number of toddlers pulling the trigger since January 2015 is Georgia (eight such incidents), followed by Texas and Missouri with seven each. Snopes even fleshed out a meme in December, sourced mainly from an October 2015 Post article, that claimed more Americans were killed by toddlers than by terrorists in 2015 (the site ultimately found this assertion to be true). Correlating these shootings to factors such as population or gun-storage laws isn't so simple, the Post notes. The people-dense states of New York and California, for instance, only saw a combined three toddler shootings since January 2015, while Chicago's high gun-violence rate didn't translate into any reported incidents. The paper speculates that cultural factors may cause some areas to have higher numbers of incidents, but it concedes that at this point, figuring out what areas are more prone is still a guessing game, hampered by Congress' stymieing of gun research. See what your state's count is at the Post.",
        "Caption": "Analysis: 23 People Shot in 2016 ... by Toddlers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_736",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2009 8:45 PM) Michael Bloomberg has won a third term tonight as New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 mayor, outdistancing Democrat William Thompson in a race that saw the incumbent spend an estimated $100 million of his personal fortune\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe largest sum in US history. Bloomberg won by nearly 20% in 2005, but early returns showed his margin around 6%.",
        "Caption": "Bloomberg Wins 3rd NYC Term",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_737",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2015 12:16 PM) Considering a job at Appster? Sure! Just send in your r\u00c3\u00a9sum\u00c3\u00a9, spend an average of 15 hours interviewing, and score in the top 5% worldwide on competency tests, and maybe you'll get hired. Fortune reports the Australian app-development company re-engineered its approach after calculating that only about half its hires ended up working out. Fast Company details the current hiring process: It all begins with the company imagining an ideal hire. Then, an HR person sifts through r\u00c3\u00a9sum\u00c3\u00a9s and holds phone interviews; some 10% to 20% of applicants will be sent on to the next step. Some 70% of those people will then be cut in competency tests that require them to score in that top 5% bracket, co-founder Josiah Humphrey tells Fast Company. Next is a half-day interview, followed by an additional three-to-five-hour one. In that second meeting, one of the two interviewers spends the time examining your body language. And you might be asked to come in and do a trial workday. Of course, the team is also investigating your references behind the scenes, and the process involves about 22 hours of work for them per candidate. You start seeing glimmers of people's personalities they can't hide, things you would never be able to see in a traditional job interview, co-founder Mark McDonald told Business Insider in November. The goal, he says, is to ensure hires (50 of its 130 employees joined in the past three months) stay on for the long haul, and about 90% now do. A common thread shared by those who get the job? The ability to freely and extensively talk about one's career; Fortune reports this tends to indicate the candidate is qualified and has no skeletons in his or her employment closet. (Read a less intense, more uplifting job interview story.)",
        "Caption": "To Land a Job Here, It's a 15-Hour Interview",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_738",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2009 9:05 AM CDT) Bill Clinton has called it quits with Ron Burkle's Yucaipa Cos, walking away from a payment once estimated at up to $20 million, the Wall Street Journal reports. Clinton began distancing himself from Yucaipa in 2007 as Hillary Clinton\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s run for the White House heated up, and continued to do so when multimillion-dollar donations to his charitable foundation by foreign leaders became an issue during her Senate confirmation for secretary of State. Oddly, Clinton\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Yucaipa connections attracted little scrutiny then, though he served as an adviser to a foreign fund connected to Dubai\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s ruler; that fund also invested in a media company with ties to the Beijing government. Beginning in 2002, the former president also served as adviser to two domestic investment funds; he had anticipated the $20 million payout from these three partnerships, though the Journal notes the financial crisis might have trimmed that amount.",
        "Caption": "Clinton Turns Back on Burkle, $20M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_739",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2008 3:29 PM CDT) Zimbabwe will introduce a new $100 billion bank note tomorrow to offset rampant inflation\u00e2\u20ac\u201da seemingly exorbitant sum that may not even buy a loaf of bread. The official annual inflation rate in the country tops 2,200,200%, but independent estimates peg the actual rate at many times higher. Denominations have grown exponentially since the central bank introduced a $10 million bill in January. Zimbabwe\u00e2\u20ac\u201donce one of the wealthiest countries in Africa\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow faces an 80% poverty rate, shortages of basic goods, and continuing post-election violence. The country's central bank governor announced that the new bills, dubbed agro-checks, would help consumers, but most are skeptical. Nowadays, for my expenses a day, I need about $500 billion, one resident told the BBC.",
        "Caption": "Zimbabwe Launches $100B Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_740",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2009 3:18 PM CDT) Stocks today saw more of the small but steady gains that have marked an unusually strong September, the Wall Street Journal reports. After yesterday's pullback, financials, and particularly insurers, saw gains: MBIA rose 22.3%, and rival AMBAC Financial gained 15.2%. Oil pushed up $1.84 to $71.55 a barrel. The Dow gained 51 points to settle at 9,830. The Nasdaq added 8 points, closing at 2,146, and the S&P 500 rose 7 points to close at 1,072.",
        "Caption": "Dow Rebounds, Gains 51",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_741",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2013 11:51 AM) Authorities in New Mexico say a 15-year-old boy has fatally shot two adults and three children inside an Albuquerque home. The boy has been booked on murder and other charges. A Bernalillo County sheriff's spokesman says the boy's motive and connection to the five victims are unknown; KOB TV reports that they were a man, woman, two girls, and a boy. Multiple weapons, including an assault rifle, were reportedly found on the scene, and the victims had several gunshot wounds. Investigators who received a report of the shooting last night are trying to determine whether the victims were related. The victims' identities haven't been released.",
        "Caption": "NM Cops Arrest Boy in Shooting Deaths of 5",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_742",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2014 7:10 AM CDT) It's confirmed: Following a judge's order, Oscar Pistorius will undergo 30 days of daily psychiatric assessment, pausing his trial until June 30. An expert team will seek to determine the athlete's condition when he killed Reeva Steenkamp, NBC News reports. Pistorius will be an outpatient at a hospital in Pretoria, where he will undergo evaluations each weekday between 9am and 4pm, ABC News reports. The panel\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes two state-appointed experts and one for the defense\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill decide whether Pistorius has generalized anxiety disorder and if it played a role in Steenkamp's death, the BBC reports. Judge Thokozile Masipa said the assessment, which begins Monday, should determine whether Pistorius is criminally responsible for the offenses charged and whether he was capable of appreciating the wrongfulness of his act, the Sydney Morning Herald notes.",
        "Caption": "Pistorius' Psych Eval: 7 Hours a Day, 30 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_743",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2013 2:12 PM CDT) It's the $10 million question you've never cared to ask: What's the best way to secure a bag of bread? In one corner, the humble twist-tie\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsimple but more labor-intensive. In the other, plastic clips\u00e2\u20ac\u201dless work but more room for error. You may not even notice which tiny piece of equipment is safeguarding your loaf, but in the baking industry, it's a debate that has been raging for more than 50 years, and a market that Businessweek estimates to be worth $10.6 million annually. Don't expect a winner anytime soon. We feel, based on surveys we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve done, that the twist-tie is consumer-preferred, but of course the clip people will tell you the same thing about their product, says a marketing rep for a twist-tie maker. I think the two methods will always co-exist. Click for the full piece.",
        "Caption": "$10M Question: Twist Tie or Plastic Clip?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_744",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2015 5:50 AM CDT) Here's a study to make you get off the couch. Researchers from Japan's Osaka University found that watching more than five hours of TV a day can make you six times more likely to suffer a fatal blood clot, the Telegraph reports. The study, presented to the European Society of Cardiology, shows men and women between the ages of 40 and 79 who watch more than five hours of TV a day are twice as likely to suffer a possibly fatal pulmonary embolism from blood clots than someone who watches less than 2.5 hours of TV a day. But that goes up to six times more likely when looking at people younger than 60. Leg immobility during television viewing may in part explain the finding, says one of the researchers, whose study tracked 86,000 in Japan over 18 years. The danger is that blood clots can form in a leg vein and prevent the flow of blood to the heart. This was the first study to look at prolonged TV watching as it relates to blood clots\u00e2\u20ac\u201dimportant in the age of binge watching, notes the Independent\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut researchers say a similar connection is likely with playing video or computer games. In a press release, researchers said binge watchers should follow the same guidelines given to those on long airplane flights: stand up, walk around, and drink plenty of water. (Getting off the couch could also be good for your sperm.)",
        "Caption": "Watching 5 Hours of TV a Day Could Kill You",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_745",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2012 1:13 PM CDT) Men in Black: 3 turned out to be much more in the black than The Avengers , winning the three-day holiday weekend with a whopping $55 million domestically and $202 million worldwide. But, notes the Hollywood Reporter, it needs to do well to justify the $230 million Sony spent to make it. The Avengers, meanwhile, pulled in $37 million to put it at a hefty global gross of $1.3 billion. Battleship grabbed No. 3 honors with $10.8 million, while The Dictator took in $9.6 million, and Chernobyl Diaries pulled in $5 million, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "MIB: 3 Zaps Avengers, Nabs $55M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_746",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2015 5:38 PM CDT) When he was in sixth grade, John Krahn was 6 feet tall, and by the time he started high school, he had sprouted up to 6-foot-5. Now the senior football player for Southern California's Martin Luther King High School is a tremendous 7 feet tall and weighs 440 pounds, per MaxPreps\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich notes that's nearly as large as the WWE's Big Show\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlikely making the Southern Californian not only the largest football player in high school, but the largest football player \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 anywhere, including in the NFL. He's also relatively new to the game. I've had minimal experience, Krahn tells the site, which notes he does well with weights but struggles with his footwork. I started in high school, but I've trained my way through, going to different camps. His size means that opposing lines have to team up to block him, notes Bleacher Report. He's already caught the eye of Division I college coaches who saw him play in USA Football's National Development Games in LA over the summer. Those coaches said they'd consider offering him [a place on their roster] if he lost some weight, an events manager at USA Football tells MaxPreps. Which is exactly what Krahn is doing, sticking to a 3,000-calorie-a-day diet heavy on fish and chicken. His current team's head coach tells the site that Krahn, who's also known as Junior by his teammates, could start off at junior college first, then work his way up to a Division I team. SB Nation, which links to a 2014 profile on Krahn from the Riverside Press Enterprise, observes that with more experience and better mobility, he could emerge as a truly dominant player after high school. (Another high school football player says the Apple Watch saved his life.)",
        "Caption": "440-Pound Teen May Be Biggest Football Player Ever",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_747",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2014 4:08 PM) The Iraqi military tried to dislodge al-Qaeda militants in Sunni-dominated Anbar province today, unleashing airstrikes and besieging the regional capital in fighting that killed at least 34 people, officials said. A series of bombs in Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad, meanwhile, killed at least 20 people. The recent gains by the insurgents have been a blow to the Shiite-led government\u00e2\u20ac\u201das sectarian violence has escalated since the US withdrawal. Secretary of State John Kerry said Washington was very, very concerned by the fighting but would not send in American troops. Click for more. In Syria, opposition fighters battled rival rebels from an al-Qaeda-linked faction across parts of northern Syria today, as deep fissures within the insurgency erupted into some of the most serious and sustained violence between groups opposed to President Bashar Assad since the country's conflict began. The clashes, which broke out on Friday and have spread to parts of four provinces, pit an array of moderate and ultraconservative Islamist brigades against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, an extremist group that has become both feared and resented in parts of opposition-held areas for trying to impose its hardline interpretation of Islam. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Iraqi Troops Fight al-Qaeda, Leaving 34 Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_748",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2012 10:48 AM CDT) Good news for George Zimmerman: The judge in his case today decided to let him out on bond rather than keep him in jail. The less rosy news: That bond took a big jump, to $1 million, reports the Orlando Sentinel. Judge Kenneth Lester last month revoked Zimmerman's $150,000 bond after prosecutors revealed that Zimmerman and his wife were less than truthful about how much money they had during an April bond hearing. Lucky for Zimmerman, his legal defense fund's balance is $211,000, says his lawyer, meaning he has access to the 10% portion most bonding companies charge. The Sentinel wasn't sure how soon he would be released.",
        "Caption": "Zimmerman to Be Freed on $1M Bond",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_749",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2015 7:40 AM CDT) Officials say all 54 stingrays in a popular exhibit at a suburban Chicago zoo died because the oxygen levels in their tank dropped too low. The Chicago Zoological Society says the four southern stingrays and 50 cow-nose rays in the Brookfield Zoo exhibit were in a shallow pool that allows visitors to touch and feed the creatures. Most died Friday afternoon. A senior VP says zoo staffers worked hard to try to save the rays and are devastated by their deaths. The staff is working to get the tank's oxygen levels back to normal; the seasonal exhibit will remain closed for the rest of the summer.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Zoo Accidentally Kills 54 Stingrays",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_750",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2010 5:30 PM CDT) Truffles: They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re a featured ingredient in a $1,000 bagel or the similarly priced Golden Opulence ice cream sundae. So what is it about these mushrooms, the white truffle in particular, that make people willing to spend $2,000 a pound on them? They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re rare\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly available a couple months of the year from a limited area in Italy, and they have to be foraged by pigs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut does that make up for their smell? One chef describes it as disconcerting. It conjures up images of a locker room. But, she continues, the aroma deceptively conceals their complex yet delicate taste. They are sublime. But there are fewer each year, and currently not enough to meet demand. The market just has to live with that, because truffles can't be faked or formulated, says one importer. To Josh Ozersky, that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a good thing: If truffles could be put into mass production and sold at Whole Foods, they'd be cheaper, but their mystique would evaporate, he writes in Time. And with it much of their value to the world.",
        "Caption": "Why White Truffles Cost $2K a Pound",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_751",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2019 11:22 AM) Two more 16th-century anchors have been found at the spot where conquistador Hernan Cortes is believed to have scuttled his ships, experts said Monday. Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History said that while the anchors can't be positively IDed as belonging to Cortes' fleet, they appear to match the time period, the AP reports. Another Spanish expedition came to the area just after Cortes, so the anchors could have been from those ships. An anchor previously found in 2018 still had its wood crosspiece, and the wood has been dated to between 1450 and 1530. The wood was IDed as a type of oak that grows in northern Spain. Neither of the two anchors found this year still had wood, but the anchor design appeared to be from the same period. The institute said the two anchors were found by divers in the Gulf of Mexico near the town of Antigua. Veracruz.",
        "Caption": "Mexico May Have Found 2 More of Conquistador's Anchors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_752",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2011 6:09 AM) By the end of the century, 180 coastal US cities could be partially submerged thanks to rising seas, finds a new study that looked at cities in the Lower 48 with populations of at least 50,000. The climbing sea poses a risk to, on average, 9% of the land in these cities. Those most in jeopardy? Cities that hug the Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico: Miami, Tampa, New Orleans, and Virginia Beach. New York City, Washington, DC, and the San Francisco Bay area could face more minor damage, Reuters reports. Threats range from erosion to a permanent influx of water, said a researcher: Miami, a relatively flat city, has to worry about the issue in all directions, he explained, while New York, whose land rises quickly away from the coast, can focus any preventative efforts on its shoreline. The study was based on US Geological Survey data and projections of a 3-foot rise in sea levels.",
        "Caption": "Rising Sea Could Sink Parts of 180 US Cities by 2100",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_753",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2015 4:45 PM CDT) Prescription drugs are pricey: According to a report released Wednesday by benefits manager Express Scripts, more than 500,000 people in 2014 took home meds costing a total of $50,000 or more per year, while the number of big spenders who took home at least $100,000 worth of drugs annually jumped from 47,000 to 139,000 between 2013 and last year, NBC News reports. About 60% of the patients in the $100,000 group were taking at least 10 medicines from no fewer than four different prescribers, Reuters reports. Patients in these highest-spend categories are treating a complex condition along with other more common chronic conditions, such as diabetes or depression, an Express Scripts' head researcher says in a statement. A significant factor in the 63% increase of those dropping at least $50,000: More prescriptions are being issued for pricey specialty drugs for diseases such as hepatitis C and cancer, Reuters notes. Using info from 31.5 million insured Americans (covered by either commercial insurers or Medicaid\/Medicare), the report also figured out the cost to payers for these pricey prescriptions: what the report labels an unsustainable $52 billion per year. But insurance picks up most of the tab, with plans covering almost 98% of the bill in the $100,000-plus group, per a press release. (What one expert calls highway robbery : the trend of manufacturers to hike drug prices as soon as they buy them from other companies.)",
        "Caption": "People Dropping $100K-Plus on Meds Triples: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_754",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2008 6:50 PM CDT) EBay's revenue soared 24% in the first quarter, the Wall Street Journal reports, with profits up 22%. Fueled by continued success with its online auction business and PayPal, its online-payment component, the company also raised its projected 2008 earnings to $8.7 billion to $9 billion, well beyond Wall Street expectations. The figures bode well for new CEO John Donahoe, who came aboard in February pushing customer-service improvements and a new fee structure. The auctioneer's 19% revenue growth, however, primarily came from advertising, with active users showing an all-time low 1% increase. All told, the company netted $459.7 million in the first quarter, up from $377.2 million for the same period in 2007.",
        "Caption": "eBay Profits Jump 22% Under New CEO",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_755",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2009 6:00 AM CDT) Iran confirmed today that it has built a second uranium enrichment site in an underground facility hidden from weapons inspectors\u00e2\u20ac\u201da revelation coming just hours before Barack Obama and other Western leaders were prepared to disclose it. The US\u00c2 has been tracking the secret project for years, officials say, but Obama decided to go public, before the G20 summit opens today, after Iran discovered that Western intelligence agencies had unearthed the site. This morning an anonymous Iranian official said that reports by some foreign news agencies about a second enrichment center were correct. Iran has told the UN\u00c2 nuclear watchdog little, but Western officials tell the New York Times that the nuclear site is buried inside a mountain near Qom, the holy city about 100 miles from Tehran. It is supposedly not yet complete, although it can hold about 3,000 centrifuges for enriching uranium\u00e2\u20ac\u201denough to produce one nuclear bomb a year. One senior US\u00c2 official says the revelation will make it easier to obtain agreement on new sanctions: They have cheated three times. And they have now been caught three times.",
        "Caption": "Iran Confirms Secret 2nd Nuclear Lab",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_756",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2008 8:00 PM CDT) Voters blame the GOP over Democrats for the Wall Street crisis by a 2-to-1 margin that may be boosting Barack Obama's overall numbers, a new poll says. Nearly half of Americans pinned blame on Republicans while only about a quarter held Democrats responsible. And Obama held a 10-point lead among voters looking for a president who can handle the economy, CNN reports. Meanwhile, Obama held a 5-point nationwide lead over McCain. Two core McCain constituencies are giving him a boost, a CNN analyst said. Men, who now narrowly favor Obama, and seniors, who have also flipped from McCain to Obama. Said another: The CNN Poll of Polls started to show an Obama edge in the middle of last week\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust as the financial crisis began to hit home for many Americans.",
        "Caption": "Americans Blame GOP for Economy by 2-to-1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_757",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2012 2:55 AM CDT) More dead sea creatures are turning up on the shores of Peru. Over the past several days, 538 pelicans, 54 boobies, five sea lions, and a turtle have been found along a 40-mile stretch of coast, reports the BBC. The animals apparently died on the beach, and not at sea, say experts. What really concerns scientist is that this area is close to the spot where hundreds of dolphins were found dead earlier this year. A spokesman for the Peruvian government said officials are deeply worried. An investigation is continuing.",
        "Caption": "Mystery Deepens as 500 Pelicans Die in Peru",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_758",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2015 11:13 AM) This is the best present ever, thank you, Santa! was 9-year-old Scott Lundy's initial reaction when he unwrapped his big gift Christmas morning: a Sony PS4. But that exuberance quickly turned to tears when Scott and his dad, Brian, actually opened up the box to set the game console up and found a fake wooden model inside, complete with what WHDH describes as a crude drawing and message scrawled on it. He's crying and he's upset and he's in the playroom by himself and he just wants to be alone. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I was crushed, stepmom Kristin Lundy tells WFXT. She adds in a Facebook post describing the incident: This has ruined his belief in Santa. The family took the PS4 back to the Saugus, Mass., Target where it had been purchased, and they were told this kind of thing takes place on occasion. It happens through the distribution, the assembly line or something, Brian tells WHDH. Kristin notes in her Facebook post that the same thing happened to Scott's cousin. A Target manager managed to restore the Lundys' Christmas spirit, giving them a brand-new console not made out of wood, plus a $100 gift card and an extra game. They couldn't have been any kinder, Kristin tells WFXT. The Lundys had to employ a bit of subterfuge to pull off the return, as Scott still believes in Santa: They told the boy that Santa's elves picked up the PS4 at Target because they don't do electronics at the North Pole, and that a rogue elf was responsible for the mistake, per WFXT. They plan to pen a complaint to Santa about the elf. (At least Scott didn't get disgusting grapefruit.)",
        "Caption": "This Is the 'PS4' a Boy Got for Christmas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_759",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2019 7:55 AM) Danielle Jette lost her husband when he fatally shot himself inside her Connecticut home three years ago. On Tuesday, she lost her boyfriend and two children in much the same way. Officers responding to a 911 call found 16-year-old Sterling Jette Jr. inside the Watertown home and 15-year-old Della Jette on a back deck, both with gunshot wounds to the chest. They died shortly after arriving at a hospital, while the alleged shooter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJette's boyfriend of two years, Paul Ferguson\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied at the scene of what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, reports ABC News. Ferguson, 42, had been living with the family for two weeks when an argument erupted over his habit of smoking indoors. Danielle Jette told police Ferguson grabbed a Glock handgun stored in a bedroom, then shot Sterling in the leg when he tried to intervene. The mother went downstairs to call 911 when she heard a second gunshot presumably when he shot the daughter on the deck, says Watertown Police Chief John Gavallas. He came back into the house and shot the son in the chest before barricading himself in a bedroom. Ferguson\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconvicted of first-degree unlawful restraint in 2007, per CNN\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas barred from possessing a firearm; it's unclear who owned the gun. This mother is completely distraught as you can imagine, Gavallas says, per NBC Connecticut. She was shocked. Absolutely shocked. So are friends of the teens. Both Della and Sterling had argued with Ferguson before, but it would never be anything serious and there was never any violence involved, Sterling's girlfriend tells NBC. Now he's with his dad, she adds of Sterling. He doesn't have to miss his dad anymore.",
        "Caption": "2 Teens Dead in Murder-Suicide Sparked by Smoking",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_760",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2009 9:31 PM CDT) Jack Kemp, the former football star, congressman, one-time vice-presidential nominee, and self-described bleeding-heart conservative died today of cancer at age 73. Kemp, a former quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, represented western New York for nine terms in Congress, leaving the House for an unsuccessful presidential bid in 1988. Eight years later, after serving a term as George H.W. Bush's housing secretary, he made it onto the national ticket as Bob Dole's running mate. With that loss, the Republican bowed out of political office, but not out of politics. In speaking engagements and a syndicated column, he continued to advocate for the tax-reform and supply-side policies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe idea that the more taxes are cut, the more the economy will grow\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat he pioneered. Mitch McConnell called Kemp one of the nation's most distinguished public servants.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Congressman, QB Jack Kemp Dead at 73",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_761",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2010 9:50 AM) Researchers have hit on what some are calling the first major breakthrough in AIDS prevention medication. By combining two HIV drugs, they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve created a pill that reduces the risk of contracting the virus by an average of 44%, and by more than 70% if subjects were conscientious about taking it, the LA Times reports. The study was conducted on a group of 2,500 high-risk gay men, but scientists see no reason it wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t work in other populations as well. The study comes on the heels of an African study showing that a microbicidal gel could help protect women from the disease, and a little over a year after a promising vaccine trial. To see all these prevention strategies come together, we can begin to see an end to the epidemic, said a member of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV\/AIDS. Indeed, a UNAID report yesterday revealed that more than 1.2 million people began taking anti-HIV therapies last year, a 30% increase.",
        "Caption": "Study: 1 Pill Cuts HIV Risk 70%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_762",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2013 2:56 PM CDT) Film critic Roger Ebert has died of cancer at age 70, reports his own newspaper, the Chicago Sun-Times. Ebert had announced only yesterday that his cancer had returned, but he vowed to continue writing reviews when he could. He gained fame with his At the Movies television show with the late Gene Siskel years ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey popularized the thumbs-up or thumbs-down approach\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he became the first journalist to win a Pulitzer for movie criticism, notes AP. Surgeries had left Ebert's face deformed, a development he went public about in an Esquire profile of 2010. He wrote that same year that he didn't fear death. I was perfectly content before I was born, and I think of death as the same state. I am grateful for the gifts of intelligence, love, wonder and laughter. You can't say it wasn't interesting.",
        "Caption": "Roger Ebert Dead at 70",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_763",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2008 7:41 PM CDT) Bottom-feeders get no respect. Utah is trying to get rid of 6 million carp\u00e2\u20ac\u201das fish sticks, compost, fish meal, whatever, the AP reports. The reason? Biologists want to save the endangered June sucker fish in Utah Lake, and to do so, they must remove the carp first. It may not be easy. Described by one restaurant manager as an acquired taste, carp has a decent rep as a sandwich staple, though officials warned against eating those pulled from Utah Lake because of carcinogens in 2006.",
        "Caption": "Utah Carps About 6M Bottom-Feeders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_764",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2015 2:50 PM) The family of clock kid Ahmed Mohamed hasn't exactly forgotten about his arrest in September. Their lawyer today sent letters to the city hall and school district of Irving, Texas, threatening to file a civil lawsuit within 60 days unless they receive apologies and $15 million in payments, the Dallas Morning News reports. Ahmed was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school that a teacher said resembled a bomb. Mayor Beth Van Duyne lied about Ahmed and his family, and she did it to an audience that is on the absolute fringe of American life, writes attorney Kelly Hollingsworth in the letter. Van Duyne irreparably endangered the safety of the Ahmed family. Among other things, the letter claims that: The letter is demanding $10 million from the city, $5 million from the school district, and apologies from Van Duyne and other officials. WFAA quotes the letter, saying Van Duyne must admit that she has never been presented with any evidence that Ahmed was a 'pawn' in any 'civilization jihad.' Ahmed and his family have since moved to Qatar.",
        "Caption": "Clock Kid' Wants $15M and Some Apologies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_765",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2014 9:23 AM CDT) Media attention from the Justin Ross Harris case has placed citizens on high alert for children stuck in hot cars\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand shoppers at a strip mall in Katy, Texas, are the latest to come to the rescue. The group smashed in a car window yesterday to free two young children trapped inside a Jeep as temperatures outside rose into the 90s, but contrary to KHOU's initial report, this wasn't an instance of neglect. KHOU initially spoke with Gabriel Del Valle, who shot a video on his smartphone showing at least four people trying to free the boy and girl from the car and indicated that the mother had left them there while getting a haircut. KHOU now talks to other witnesses who say the mother accidentally locked her kids in the car after finishing her shopping\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith kids in tow\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand pleaded with other shoppers for help. The owner of a postal store says he has surveillance video that proves the kids were with the mom in his store and all exited together. Further, KHOU spoke with the mother, who said that her insurance company told her it would take two hours to get someone to the scene to open the doors. At that point she reportedly returned to the store asking for help, per the video; a hammer in the store was used to bust the window, and the mother then enters the car through the broken window. Del Valle refused to be interviewed a second time by KHOU. (Meanwhile, a toddler managed to save an elderly man who was stuck in his hot car.)",
        "Caption": "Shoppers Smash Window, Free 2 Kids From Hot Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_766",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2014 2:42 PM) If you're an atheist living in Arkansas, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Texas, you're technically not allowed to hold public office. Those states have articles in their constitutions requiring public officials to believe in God\u00e2\u20ac\u201din fact, in Maryland, even jurors and witnesses are technically required to believe in God\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now nonbelievers are trying to get rid of such rules, even though they are rarely invoked. If it was on the books that Jews couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t hold public office, or that African-Americans or women couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t vote, that would be a no-brainer. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d have politicians falling all over themselves to try to get it repealed, the chairman of the Openly Secular coalition tells the New York Times. Even if it was still unenforceable, it would still be disgraceful and be removed. Article VI of the US Constitution says no religious test should be required for federal office, and in 1961, the Supreme Court ruled that states may not have a religious test for public office. Yet the bans remain in those seven states, and activists say they're unconstitutional. So far, though, no politician has made it a goal to get rid of them. Openly Secular plans to lobby legislators in those states (plus Pennsylvania, which has ambiguous wording about religion in its Constitution) to dump the bans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif they can find legislators open to the idea. The latest notable time a ban was enforced was 1992, when an atheist was denied a position as a notary public in South Carolina; he won the case when it went to the state Supreme Court.",
        "Caption": "Atheists Banned From Public Office in 7 States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_767",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2016 1:03 PM) No one wants to be a doctor in New Zealand for $267,000 a year, but getting paid $100,000 to sift through giant rats, dead animals, and even human body parts is right up Noel Molina and Tony Sankar's alley. Both men made six figures as NYC garbage collectors last year (Molina $112,000 as a driver, Sankaer $100,000 as a helper), complete with health insurance and a 401(k), CNNMoney reports. And although not all trash workers rack up those kind of bucks, most enjoy a higher salary than not only many high school dropouts (with median earnings in 2013 of about $24,000, per the Department of Ed), but many high school grads ($30,000) and even some college grads ($48,500 for those with a bachelor's degree). Per the Department of Labor, the median annual wage for refuse and recyclable materials collectors is $33,600, with those in the top 10% pulling in $58,590. And if you're in a high-paying state, those wages are even more: In New York, for example, the annual mean wage is $52,570, or just over $25 per hour. To be sure, Molina and Sanka earn that paycheck: They work 55 to 60 hours a week from 7pm to 3am, do lots of heavy lifting in unsafe environments and all sorts of weather, and deal with stuff no one else would want to (that human body part: a leg Sankar spotted in a dumpster). And some people feel there's still a stigma attached to handling trash. But it's a relatively easy field to get into: There's no high school diploma needed for many private companies, and firms will often train for the commercial license required to drive a truck. Plus industry wages have been consistently rising, qualified workers are in demand, and there's plenty of job security. We're one of the very few blue-collar jobs that can't be outsourced to China, the director of the Solid Waste Association of North America says. (Garbage collectors are even considered to be green occupations.)",
        "Caption": "Meet the $100K-a-Year Garbage Collectors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_768",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2020 6:11 AM CDT) French scientist Emmanuelle Charpentier and American Jennifer A. Doudna have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a method of genome editing likened to molecular scissors that offer the promise of one day curing genetic diseases. The recipients were announced Wednesday in Stockholm by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, per the AP. There is enormous power in this genetic tool, which affects us all, Claes Gustafsson, chair of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry, said of the CRISPR\/Cas9 scissors the women discovered in 2012, per a release. It has not only revolutionized basic science, but also resulted in innovative crops and will lead to groundbreaking new medical treatments. The CRISPR scissors can be used to change the DNA of animals, plants, and microorganisms with great precision. Gustafsson said that as a result, any genome can now be edited to fix genetic damage, though he cautioned that the enormous power of this technology means we have to use it with great care. Still, it is equally clear that this is a technology, a method that will provide humankind with great opportunities. I was very emotional, Charpentier told reporters by phone from Berlin after hearing of the award, adding: My wish is that this will provide a positive message to the young girls who would like to follow the path of science, and to show them that women in science can also have an impact through the research that they are performing. The two scientists will split the $1.1 million chemistry prize. Coming up later this week: the Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday, and the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.",
        "Caption": "2 Women Win Chemistry Nobel for Tool With 'Enormous Power'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_769",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2012 10:40 AM) Remember when Christian Slater was hot? Neither does America. The onetime A-lister found a new basement in the box office this year with his presumably horrible horror flick, Playback. How bad are the stats? Playback played one theater for one week in March\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand raked in a not-so-whopping $264. That's about 33 tickets sold, paying the mortgage on a $7.5 million budget, reports the Huffington Post, which also runs down some other box-office bombs from 2012.",
        "Caption": "Worst Movie of 2012 Made $264",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_770",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2015 6:41 AM CDT) The refrigerated truck left on an Austrian roadside didn't just contain the decomposing remains of 20 to 50 migrants as first thought. Police now say at least 71 people\u00e2\u20ac\u201d59 men, eight women, and four children, believed to be Syrian refugees\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied inside the vehicle, which police believe left Budapest, Hungary, early Wednesday and was first seen parked along an Austrian motorway early yesterday. A worker mowing grass near the truck, abandoned just a few miles into Austria, noticed putrid liquid dripping from the open back door and alerted police, reports the Guardian, via the Krone. The initial count's inaccuracy was due to how crammed the bodies were and the poor condition they were in, reports the Telegraph. After finding a travel document among the victims, our preliminary assumption is of course that they were refugees, possibly a group of Syrian refugees, Burgenland's police chief tells the BBC. Three people are being held in Hungary; police hope they'll lead to the perpetrators, the police chief says, adding there's an indication we are talking about a Bulgarian-Hungarian human trafficking operation. The dead are believed to have suffocated in the refrigeration vehicle; the police chief says they've thus far found that there was no ventilation possible through [its] sides. The Guardian reports poultry company Hyza sold the truck last year; it's registered to a Romanian living in Hungary.",
        "Caption": "Number of Decomposing Bodies in Truck Rises to 71",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_771",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2012 9:43 AM) The race for giant 2016 campaign sugar daddies is on. Already, potential GOP presidential contenders Govs. Bobby Jindal, John Kasich, and Bob McDonnell have met with casino owner Sheldon Adelson, who spent big on Republican efforts this year. Meanwhile, Democrats Joe Biden, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, and Virginia Sen. Mark Warner have also met with potential big donors, as has Rick Perry. With super PACs dominating the money game, the early focus is now on the biggest donors rather than on the formation of a funding network, Politico reports. A group of five people could contribute $10 million each and finance a substantial primary campaign for a candidate, says ex-South Carolina Gov. Jim Hodges. As if to underscore the new playing field, news is emerging that Adelson spent a lot more than previously reported on the 2012 campaign. He'd promised to spend $100 million to fight President Obama and the Democrats, but in the end, the billionaire shelled out nearly $150 million, Republican fundraisers tell the Huffington Post. As for who he'll throw his weight behind this time, rumor is he wants someone with executive experience \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich could leave Marco Rubio and Paul Ryan out of the running.",
        "Caption": "Already? 2016 Hopefuls Buddy Up to Big Donors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_772",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2009 8:04 AM CDT) California\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gay community may want to go straight back to the polls to have another run at Proposition 8, but top advocacy groups and donors aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t on board, the New York Times reports. The only thing worse than losing in 2008 would be to lose again in 2010, explains one donor. While many expected Prop 8 anger to power a new campaign, polls haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t moved at all since November. Big backers don't want to invest in a campaign that might be what one group called rushed and risky. More than $80 million was spent to pass Proposition 8, and $43 million to oppose it, the Times says. The money will come if you can show you can win, says one organizer. Others fear that without a decisive victory of around 60%, gay marriage opponents would just launch another assault. Still, grassroots groups and younger activists are primed for a 2010 fight. I find the language of some of the organizations really self-defeating, says the head of one group. We have a moral obligation to overturn this.",
        "Caption": "Prop 8 Foes Back Off 2010 Push",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_773",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2015 4:45 PM CDT) Two convicted murderers used power tools to cut through steel pipes at a maximum-security prison near the Canadian border and escape through a manhole, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said today. It was an elaborate plot, Cuomo said after joining law enforcement authorities to retrace the prisoners' escape route from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, NY. He says Richard Matt, 48, and David Sweat, 34, are two dangerous individuals. Sweat is serving a sentence of life without parole after he was convicted of first-degree murder for killing a Broome County sheriff's deputy in 2002. Matt is serving a sentence of 25 years to life for kidnapping a man and beating him to death in 1997. The two men's adjoining cells were empty during a morning check, says Anthony Annuci, the acting state corrections commissioner. A search revealed that here was a hole cut out of the back of the cell through which these inmates escaped, Annucci says. They went onto a catwalk which is about 6 stories high. We estimate they climbed down and had power tools and were able to get out to this facility through tunnels, cutting away at several spots. Authorities say there are many questions including how the men acquired the tools. Annucci says prison authorities are checking to see if any power tools are missing from contractors at the facility. More than 200 officers from multiple agencies are said to be searching for the inmates. The search includes bloodhounds and aerial surveillance.",
        "Caption": "2 Killers Break Out of Prison With Power Tools",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_774",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2009 3:16 PM CDT) California may be the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 8th-largest economy and key to President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s re-election, but requests for financial aid are falling on deaf ears in Washington, Politico reports. The Golden State remains deadlocked over a $24 billion budget deficit, and many of its own officials are unsympathetic. Why would we bail out the state when it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s like giving drugs to a drug addict? asked one congressman. Experts say bailing out California would look bad\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpicture unemployed Michigan autoworkers alongside chardonnay-sipping San Franciscans and pool-lounging Beverly Hills starlets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand would also set a dangerous precedent for other cash-strapped states. But others insist California is too big to fail. Pending budget cuts could delay a national recovery and weaken the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s long-term competitiveness, said one analyst.",
        "Caption": "Facing $24B Shortfall, Calif. Gets No Love From Feds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_775",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2013 4:15 PM) Frank Gore will pay closer attention to his socks for the Super Bowl. The NFL fined the San Francisco 49ers running back $10,500 yesterday because he wore his socks too low in Sunday's NFC Championship game at Atlanta. Yeah, I'll be cool. It's all good, he says. I was wrong. Next time I'll do better. For the record, the socks are supposed to meet the bottom of the uniform's pants, explains the San Francisco Examiner. Gore's style didn't prevent him from running for two TDs in the game.",
        "Caption": "These Socks Cost 49ers' Frank Gore a Fine of $10.5K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_776",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2009 12:25 PM) A technology entrepreneur has given Massachusetts General Hospital its largest gift ever\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$100 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto create an interdisciplinary institute focused on finding an AIDS vaccine, the Boston Globe reports. The institute will bring together doctors and scientists from MGH, Harvard, and MIT, including engineers and mathematicians, who would otherwise not have collaborated. One doctor calls Phillip Terrence Ragon's effort exactly what the field needs.",
        "Caption": "AIDS Vaccine Quest Gets $100M Injection",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_777",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2009 4:00 AM CDT) The dollar fell below the $1.50 threshold against the euro yesterday for the first time in 14 months, as investors with renewed appetites for risk continue to abandon the greenback. The dollar is at its lowest level against six other currencies in more than a year, and foreign exchange experts foresee more falls for the low-yielding currency to come. But Europeans aren't happy at all about the strong euro; an adviser to Nicolas Sarkozy called the $1.50 level a disaster for business.",
        "Caption": "Euro Cracks $1.50, Dollar Hits New Lows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_778",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2012 4:19 AM CDT) President Obama may not be able to recapture 2008-levels of voter fervor, but he's managed to get even more donors on board this time around. The campaign says there have been 3.1 million donors this cycle, compared to 3 million in 2008, ABC reports. Three women have donated for every two men and 2 million have donated $25 or less and more than 1.4 million have donated more than once, according to the campaign, which was outraised by the Romney campaign in July for the third month in a row.",
        "Caption": "Obama Campaign: We Have More Donors Than 2008",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_779",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2010 9:48 AM) Lucky for Obama he's not up for reelection this year: 52% of Americans polled by CNN recently don't think the president deserves a second term, with just 44% saying he does. The anti-incumbent sentiment burns even brighter when it comes to Congress, with just 34% of those polled saying that the majority of federal lawmakers deserve to be reelected. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the lowest percentage since CNN began asking the question in 1991. This is not a good year to be an incumbent, regardless of which party you belong to, said CNN\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s polling director. Voters seem equally angry at both Republicans and Democrats. But the numbers are more likely to hurt Democrats, simply because Democrats have more incumbents. Asked generically if they would support a Democratic or Republican House candidate, 47% backed Republicans, 45% Democrats.",
        "Caption": "52% Think Obama Doesn't Deserve 2nd Term",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_780",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2009 2:07 AM CDT) Media darling Twitter has tweeted its way to news coverage over the last 30 days that's worth the equivalent of $48 million in advertising and public relations, reports Advertising Age. Twitter trounced coverage of even giant Microsoft's biggest product launch of the year, Bing. Microsoft's advertising budget for Bing is at least $96 million, but it generated only some $600,000 worth of press coverage. TV accounted for 57% of the coverage of the micro-blog service, with CNN and Fox News leading the pack. In June, Twitter visitors grew by 14% over May, which was up 7% over the explosive first four months of the year when Oprah and Ellen talked it up. But media monitors question how long the sensation will last. Twitter does seem to have more sizzle in the press than it does in real life, writes Abbey Klaassen in Ad Age.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Grabs $48M in Press Over Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_781",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2011 10:08 AM CDT) Doom, meet gloom: The nation's health care tab is on track to hit $4.6 trillion in 2020, accounting for about $1 of every $5 in the economy, government number crunchers estimate in a report out today. How much does that work out to per person? Including government and private money, health care spending in 2020 will average $13,710 for every man, woman, and child, says Medicare's Office of the Actuary. By comparison, 2011 health care spending is projected to top $2.7 trillion, or about $8,650 per capita, roughly $1 of $6 in the economy. The analysis found that President Obama's health care overhaul would only be a modest contributor to growing costs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe average yearly growth in health care spending between 2010 and 2020 will only be 0.1 percentage point higher than without his overhaul\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though an additional 30 million people who would be otherwise uninsured stand to gain coverage. The main reasons that health care spending keeps growing faster than the economy are the high cost of medical innovations and an aging society that consumes increasing levels of service. Separately, another new report finds that the United States continues to spend far more on health care than other economically developed countries.",
        "Caption": "US Health Care Tab to Hit $4.6T in 2020",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_782",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2011 3:41 AM CDT) The 102-year-old mother of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg died yesterday at her home in Medford, the same house where the mayor was raised. Charlotte Bloomberg, a graduate of New York University, was a strong presence in her son's life, reports AP. Bloomberg called her every day and gave away millions of dollars to charities in her name. Our mother's unimpeachable integrity, fierce independence, and constant love were gifts that profoundly shaped our lives and the lives of so many who knew her, said the mayor in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Michael Bloomberg's Mom Dead at 102",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_783",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2016 8:22 AM) About to buy the new Galaxy S7? Your contact list just got a whole lot bigger. Samsung and Whitepages are announcing a partnership that packs caller ID, spam and scam detection, and even a nearby business search directly into the native dialer, reports Engadget. This means that an incoming call will automatically reveal any info Whitepages has on the number\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning unknown numbers you'd formerly be wary of should be more obviously pick-up worthy (it's your dentist) or ignore-at-all-costs (that IRS scam everybody's been talking about). And it's about time, with Whitepages tracking a 34% jump in spam and scam calls between 2014 and 2015, the Seattle-based tech company reported in a December Business Wire news release. Caller ID, of course, isn't new, and Whitepages already boasts Android and iPhone apps. Whitepages inked a similar deal with T-Mobile in 2014, but Engadget observes that it's rare for such a service to be integrated into a flagship phone. It makes sense, given Whitepages has info on some 1.5 billion numbers worldwide, 600 million of which are US-based, reports GeekWire. The days of pretending you don't know who's calling when you answer your cellphone appear to be numbered. (Another we've-been-waiting-for-this feature ... for your car.)",
        "Caption": "Is That Mystery Number a Scammer? Galaxy S7 Knows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_784",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2009 10:50 PM CDT) The video board above the playing field at the new, $1.2 billion Dallas Cowboys Stadium weighs 1.2 million pounds, is the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s largest 1080p high-definition TV \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 and could be hanging too low, USA Today reports. Though it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 90 feet above the playing surface\u00e2\u20ac\u201d5 feet higher than NFL regulations\u00e2\u20ac\u201da punt hit it during Friday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s first exhibition game there, and the league is investigating. Something has to get worked out, says Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher, who complained to officials on Friday. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m very comfortable that our height on our scoreboard is OK, demurs Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Adds an NFL exec, Our goal is to get something (resolved) in a few days or so. Says the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, who eschewed such an over-the-field installation: That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why we put our replay boards on the wall.",
        "Caption": "At Dallas' $1.2B Stadium, Video Board May Be Too Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_785",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2010 10:14 AM CDT) What started as art has turned into mad science. Sally Davies took a photo of the McDonald's Happy Meal she bought on April 10\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand she's taken a picture of that same meal every day since. Now, six months on, the hamburger and fries seem to defy the laws of nature: They're both 100% mold-free. The fries shriveled slightly as did the burger patty, but the overall appearance of the food did not change as the weeks turned to months, says the 54-year-old. The food is plastic to the touch and has an acrylic sheen to it. The only change that I can see is that it has become hard as a rock, Davies says. The Daily Mail reports that McDonald's pooh-poohed the claims that its food wasn't biodegradable. This is nothing more than an outlandish claim and is completely false, says a rep. But is it?",
        "Caption": "6 Months Later, McDonald's Happy Meal Is Mold-Free",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_786",
        "News Article": "(Dec 6, 2011 4:38 AM) Newt Gingrich has widened his lead among likely caucus-goers in Iowa, according to the latest Washington Post\/ABC poll. With Herman Cain out of the race, Gingrich now has the support of 33% of likely GOP voters, with Ron Paul and Mitt Romney tied for second place with 18% each, the poll found. Some 11% of those polled said they'd vote for Rick Perry, 8% for Ames straw poll winner Michele Bachmann, 7% for Rick Santorum, and 2% for Jon Huntsman. More than half of the likely caucus-goers say they might still change their mind before the Jan. 3 vote, but pollsters expect Gingrich to stay in the lead because he doesn't have the big negatives voters see in Romney and Paul. Some 45% considered Romney's health care reform in Massachusetts a reason to oppose him, and 46% cited Paul's opposition to US military intervention overseas as a major negative. For Gingrich, his views on immigration and his marital history were seen as a negative by just 15% and 16%, respectively. Donald Trump is hosting a Republican debate in Iowa the week before the vote, and so far, Gingrich is the only GOP hopeful who has confirmed that he'll take part.",
        "Caption": "Latest Iowa Poll: Newt Gingrich Clear Frontrunner, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney Tied for 2nd",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_787",
        "News Article": "(Jul 2, 2015 3:24 PM CDT) It was just another day at the office yesterday for 600 employees at Nashville health care company HealthStream\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat is, until they received a welcome surprise via a video message sent to their cellphones. In it, CEO Bobby Frist announced that as of late August, they'll all be part-owners of the company. How? Frist is giving up $1.5 million of his personal stock, or 49,310 shares, to be split among them, reports the Tennessean. This stock grant is being personally funded from me. So this is from me to you, Frist said. Thank you again, and enjoy being an owner of the company. The stock won't be divided evenly. Instead, an employee's share, worth between $300 and $10,000, will depend on time at the company and job responsibilities; HealthStream as a whole provides online services to about 70% of American hospitals. Frist also gave up another 4,931 shares, worth $150,000, to pay for administrative expenses and employer payroll taxes related to the gift, according to a press release, per MarketWatch. Not all employees are covered, though: Some 350 who've been at the company for less than a year or who've already received stock as executives are left out of the offer. There's a whole new energy today, says a regional account manager. You're hearing, 'Hi, I'm an owner!' 'How are you, owner?' A payroll employee adds, You just want to work for this man. (You probably don't want to work for this guy.)",
        "Caption": "Best Boss Ever? CEO Gives Workers $1.5M of Own Stock",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_788",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2016 3:40 PM CDT) Astronomers searching for life beyond our solar system may need to look no farther than a little, feeble, nearby star. A Belgian-led team reported Monday that it's discovered three Earth-sized planets orbiting an ultra-cool dwarf star less than 40 light-years away. It's the first time planets have been found around this type of star\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it opens up new, rich territory in the search for extraterrestrial life. Because this star is so close and so faint, astronomers can study the atmospheres of these three temperate exoplanets and, eventually, hunt for signs of possible life. They're already making atmospheric observations, in fact, using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope. The Hubble Space Telescope will join in next week. Altogether, it's a winning combination for seeking chemical traces of life outside our solar system, says MIT researcher Julien de Wit, a co-author of the study, released by the journal Nature. The star in question\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnamed Trappist-1 after the Belgian telescope in Chile that made the discovery\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis barely the size of Jupiter and located in the constellation Aquarius. Other exoplanet searches have targeted bigger, brighter stars more like our sun, but the starlight in these cases can be so bright that it washes out the signatures of planets. By comparison, cool dwarf stars that emit infrared light, like Trappist-1, make it easier to spot potential worlds. University of Liege astronomers in Belgium built the Trappist telescope to observe 60 of the nearest ultra-cool dwarf stars and, de Wit notes, the risky effort paid off.",
        "Caption": "3 Surprise Planets Could Host ETs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_789",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2014 12:48 PM CDT) In the usual lists of possible Republican candidates for 2016, one familiar name is generally off-limits: the 0-for-2 Mitt Romney. But not so fast, writes Matt Lewis at The Week. There is reason to believe that a third try wouldn't be an absurd venture. For one thing, his loss to President Obama has kind of humanized Romney, something his robotic persona sorely needed. That's right, Mitt Romney the scrappy underdog\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe loser who's out to redeem himself\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis a more attractive Mitt, writes Lewis. Plus, Romney has been proven right on a number of issues since 2012, notably his criticism of Russia. (Daniel Drezner at the Washington Post rebuts this recurring meme about Romney's foreign policy chops.) Policy aside, however, America loves comebacks, and Romney could take advantage of that, much like Richard Nixon did after getting beat by JFK. In fact, Lewis asks former Nixon speechwriter Pat Buchanan about all this, and Buchanan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho's 0-for-3 himself\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays, If I were Romney, there's no doubt I would do it. Click to read Lewis' full column.",
        "Caption": "Mitt Romney in 2016?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_790",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2009 4:27 PM CDT) The asking price for the late real estate magnate-cum-jailbird Leona Helmsley\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Connecticut mansion has been slashed by $50 million, the Wall Street Journal reports. The 40-acre Greenwich property is now offered for $75 million, down from $125 million. Insiders think it could be the largest cut ever for a house in America. Helmsley\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s will requires that the house\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo pools, 13 bedrooms and all\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbe sold, ugly market or not.",
        "Caption": "Leona's Mansion Makes History: Price Drops $50M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_791",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2013 9:18 AM CDT) How do you get Republicans to sign onto an immigration bill? You build a danged fence\u00e2\u20ac\u201da lot of danged fence. A bipartisan group of senators has agreed to bolster the border security provisions in the Senate's immigration reform bill, in the hopes of winning over more GOP votes, sources tell NBC News. The deal would double the size of the border patrol and mandate 700 miles of border fencing, in what the senators are terming a border surge. Republicans John Hoeven and Bob Corker negotiated the deal with Gang of 8 members Chuck Schumer, Bob Menendez, John McCain, and Lindsey Graham. What we're trying to do is put in place measures that to any reasonable person would be an overwhelming effort to secure our border short of shooting anybody who comes across, Graham told reporters yesterday.",
        "Caption": "Senators Agree to 'Border Surge,' 700-Mile Fence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_792",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2009 4:10 AM CDT) A call-center worker has become the 24th victim of what France Telecom calls a spiral of suicides among its employees over the last 18 months. The 51-year-old father of two jumped from a bridge onto a highway during morning rush hour in a small town in the French Alps, the Independent reports. He left a note blaming the atmosphere at work for his suicide. Union officials say the man had been under pressure since being shifted to a role cold-calling potential customers. French government officials recently met with executives to insist the company devise a plan to address the problem. This is shameful, said a union spokeswoman. He was working in a call-center which was known to be insufferable. There was no interest in people as individuals, no humanity. They only cared about figures. The employees were treated like minced meat.",
        "Caption": "24th Suicide Hits France Telecom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_793",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2010 4:15 PM CDT) Ten people have been arrested for allegedly serving as secret agents of the Russian government with the goal of penetrating the US government, the Justice Department said today. According to court papers in the case, the US government intercepted a message from Russian intelligence headquarters in Moscow to two of the defendants. The message states that their main mission is to search and develop ties in policymaking circles in US and send intelligence reports. The court papers cited numerous examples of communications intercepted by investigators that spelled out what the 10 were allegedly trying to do. They describe the defendants' communicating with purported Russian agents using a method not previously described in espionage cases here: by establishing a short-range wireless network between laptop computers and sending encrypted messages while the computers were near each other.",
        "Caption": "Feds Charge 10 With Spying for Russia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_794",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2013 8:35 AM) Eerie: A documentary crew caught two of the captives recently rescued in London on film, ever so briefly, in 1997. The ITV documentary focused on the death of a woman who fell from the window of a house used by the alleged slavery commune that year, the Telegraph reports. Investigators are now re-examining the death of Sian Davies, the Mirror notes; her cousin says she was missing for years and must have been trying to escape when she fell. She was a member of the Workers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Institute of Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought commune, the Raw Story reports, and the 30-year-old woman recently rescued is thought to be her daughter. The documentary filmmakers wanted to speak to commune leader Aravindan Balakrishnan, one of the alleged slaveholders arrested in the captivity case. But, in the video, one of the now-rescued women says the video crew is part of the fascist state and another says they don't want to talk and closes the door. The first woman is said to be Josephine Herivel, who is reportedly the daughter of John Herivel, a renowned World War II codebreaker who was integral to the Allied victory. She parted ways with her family and joined the collective in the 1970s, the Telegraph reports. The second woman may be a Malaysian student and activist who went missing in London decades ago: Relatives of Aishah Abdul Wahab say they think the rescued 69-year-old victim is Wahab, the Guardian reports; they had suspected she had gotten involved with a group focused on Mao Zedong's teachings. (A similar case is making headlines today: Three sisters said they were imprisoned in a Tucson home for years.)",
        "Caption": "London Captives Appeared in 1997 Documentary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_795",
        "News Article": "(Jul 17, 2015 9:10 AM CDT) If you can drink hells any amount of whiskey without getting drunk, you're an Ernest Hemingway drunk\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand you're in good company. That's the finding of University of Missouri researchers who broke down the types of drunks into four distinct categories in a study published in the Addiction Research & Theory journal. Scientists surveyed 187 pairs of undergraduate drinking buddies from a Midwestern university about their sober and intoxicated states. The findings: the subjects were either a Hemingway, Mary Poppins, Nutty Professor, or Mr. Hyde drunk. The largest group: the Hemingways, which represented about 42% of the subjects. These subjects reported experiencing the smallest decrease in organizational and intellectual skills and are drinkers who tend not to undergo drastic character changes or experience harms (meaning you probably won't have to worry about getting kicked out of a bar if you're a Hemingway). Per the Guardian, about 23% could be called Mr. Hyde\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor Ms. Hyde, since more than half of the subjects who fell into this category were women\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning they became particularly less responsible, less intellectual, and more hostile when under the influence of alcohol. One-fifth earned the honor of being labeled the Nutty Professor, meaning they were more introverted before imbibing and became much more gregarious and uninhibited afterward. The Mary Poppinses, which made up about 15% of the pool, are particularly agreeable after drinking\u00e2\u20ac\u201din other words, the happy, sweet drunks who don't cause any trouble. So what was the point of the study, other than having names to attribute to friends while bar-hopping? The researchers say it could lead to customization of alcohol intervention programs based on personality type, Time notes. (It turns out one eye color is linked to alcoholism.)",
        "Caption": "Scientists Decide There Are 4 Kinds of Drunks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_796",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2015 4:14 AM) County prosecutors are expected to charge a white Chicago police officer with murder in the fatal shooting of a black teenager, an official close to the investigation says. The official, speaking under the condition of anonymity, says Officer Jason Van Dyke is expected to be charged Tuesday. The charge would come as the city prepares to release squad-car video of Van Dyke shooting 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times on Oct. 20, 2014. Several people who have seen the video say it shows McDonald armed with a small knife and walking away from several officers. They say Van Dyke opened fire from about 15 feet and kept shooting after the teen fell to the ground. An autopsy report says he was shot at least twice in the back. Ministers, community leaders, and others worry the images could lead to the kind of unrest seen in Baltimore and Ferguson, Mo., after police-involved deaths. Mayor Rahm Emanuel called together a number of community leaders Monday to appeal for help in keeping the city calm. But some said after the meeting that city officials waited too long to get them involved\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than a year after McDonald was shot. You had this tape for a year and you are only talking to us now because you need our help keeping things calm, one of the ministers said. A judge last week ordered police to release the squad car dashcam footage by Wednesday after the city refused to do so for several months, saying the investigations into the shooting weren't complete.",
        "Caption": "Source: Cop Who Shot Teen 16 Times to Be Charged",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_797",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2012 1:18 PM) When Ocean Spray's Craisins first emerged in 1989, California's raisin growers were miffed: Raisins had been around, by some accounts, since Biblical times, and here was a new fruit snack trying to steal their thunder\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot to mention borrow their name. Now the raisin growers have had enough, the Los Angeles Times reports. They're investing $5 per ton in a $1.5 million campaign to attack the dried cranberries, whose sales climbed 13.4% in 2010 compared to a year earlier; raisins saw sales drop 2.4%. The campaign has launched a website called Let's Keep It Real, which aims to reveal the truth about Craisins. While Craisins are dried, split, and sugar-injected, raisins are simply dried grapes, the Times notes. It's gone too far. They're not even real food. They're a dried cranberry skin that's at least 40% added sugar. We had to do something, says a raisin advocate. Sure, they add a spot of color. But why not just put M&Ms on your salad? Ocean Spray isn't backing down: It will conduct a raisin vs. Craisin taste test this month.",
        "Caption": "Raisin Bosses Launch $1.5M War on Craisins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_798",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2012 8:30 AM CDT) Penn State didn't get the so-called death penalty, but the NCAA brought down the hammer pretty hard nonetheless, fining the university $60 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor about what the football program grosses in one year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand banning it from bowl games for four years. NCAA President Mark Emmert said that though there was no action it could take to remove the victims' pain and suffering, what we can do is impose sanctions that reflect the magnitude of these terrible acts. Penn State will also have all its wins from 1998 to 2011 voided, and have its football scholarships slashed from 25 to 15 for four years, reports the Patriot-News. Current players will be able to transfer out and play immediately wherever they go, or keep their scholarships even if they leave the team. Emmert said the NCAA chose not to impose the death penalty because it would bring significant unintended harm to many who had nothing to do with this case.",
        "Caption": "NCAA Fines Penn State $60M, Bans It From Bowls",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_799",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2009 11:49 AM CDT) Facebook is getting a $200 million investment from a Russian Internet investor that values the social networking company at $10 billion. The investment gives Digital Sky Technologies a nearly 2% stake in the Palo Alto, California-based company's preferred stock. The deal presumes the company is worth less than the $15 billion valuation implied by Microsoft's 2007 investment, even though Facebook has grown since then. However Facebook's own appraisal after the Microsoft deal gave the company a market value of about $3.7 billion, according to details revealed in a legal settlement.",
        "Caption": "$200M Russian Investment Values Facebook at $10B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_800",
        "News Article": "(Jan 16, 2015 2:28 PM) A pizza deliveryman confronted by workers at a Massachusetts car dealership over $7 may soon reap the financial rewards of staying cool under pressure. Employees at Westport's F&R Auto Sales gave Jarrid Tansey two $20 bills and two $5 bills for an order just over $42, the Boston Globe reports. Tansey says he confirmed the extra $7 was his tip and left, but F&R employees called his manager to make him return and give the money back. It's all on videotape: When Tansey tells them, I'm not mad, I just had to waste my resources coming back here, it fans the flames: One woman tells Tansey as he's leaving to get out the door before I put my foot in your a-- ; a man pipes in, Get the f---ing owner and the manager on the phone, I want that mother-f---er \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 fired. The video ended up on LiveLeak, and viewers rallied to Tansey's side. Former waitress Amanda Rogers was so angry that she set up a GoFundMe page for him, CNN reports. Her efforts have raised more than $21,000 as of this posting, with many of the donations in (appropriately enough) $7 increments. We will [sic] like to apologize for the actions that led to this situation, this embarrassing video gone viral on the Internet, was not released by any employee of F&R Auto Sales, says a statement from F&R's sales manager. The company's Yelp reviews may say it all: Although it can't be said for sure how many reviews were influenced by the video, most of the 2,100 or so ratings there are one star.",
        "Caption": "Crowdfunding Nets $21K for Pizza Guy Stiffed on $7 Tip",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_801",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2013 3:23 PM CDT) It's the third big blockbuster flop of the summer: first After Earth, then White House Down, and now The Lone Ranger, which came in at a very distant No. 2 at the box office with $48.9 million amidst some damning reviews. Galloping well ahead of the pack was animated sequel Despicable Me 2, which dominated Fourth of July ticket sales, taking in $142.1 million between Thursday and Sunday, reports the LA Times. Lone Ranger might have made some ground up internationally, but although overseas audiences like Johnny Depp, they don't tend to like westerns, and the film only grossed $24.3 million in foreign markets. In the No. 3 position, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy's buddy-cop comedy The Heat had a respectable second weekend with $25 million. Monsters University came in at No. 4 with $19.6 million; rounding out the top 5 was World War Z, with $18.2 million.",
        "Caption": "Despicable Me 2 Out-Guns Lone Ranger",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_802",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2008 12:04 PM CDT) Cameron Diaz's father Emilio died suddenly from pneumonia yesterday, according to TMZ. The bubbly actress found his death shocking since her 58-year-old father, who had a bit part in his daughter's hit There's Something About Mary, was reportedly in terrific health until he developed a bad case of the flu. Emilio Diaz, whose parents were both Cuban exiles, lived in Seal Beach, Fla., and worked as a foreman for an oil company. Production was shut down on Diaz's current film, My Sister's Keeper.",
        "Caption": "Diaz Shocked by Dad's Sudden Death at 58",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_803",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2008 9:53 AM) Aspiring novelists are packing coffee shops in the Twin Cities and elsewhere as the frenzy of National Novel Writing Month heats up, Minnesota Public Radio reports. Founded roughly a decade ago, Nanowrimo challenges writers to conquer procrastination and get 50,000 words down during November. The emphasis, say the organizers, is on quantity, not quality\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthere\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s always time to edit once the month ends. Writing is such a solitary art, and Nanowrimo makes it a sport that you can do with a team, says one participant. The word count requires would-be authors to average 1,667 words a day, but for some the number isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t the hard part: I really go into it intending to have a lot of violence, but I have hard time hurting my characters, said one writer.",
        "Caption": "One Month, 50K Words: Writers Race to Finish Novels",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_804",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2013 9:34 AM CDT) A man who was witness to Emmett Till's screams and refused to stay quiet about it died last week, reports the Chicago Sun-Times, which takes a look at the courageous Willie Louis. Louis was 76. He was a key witness at the historic trial, in which an all-white jury ultimately acquitted JW Milam and Roy Bryant in the murder of Till, a 14-year-old who whistled at a white woman in 1955 Mississippi. Described as a godsend by Till's cousin, Louis heard what happened in the tool shed that a kidnapped Till was taken to. The Sun-Times recounts an interview Louis gave to 60 Minutes, in which he explains, I heard the screaming, beating, the screaming and beating. He says Milam confronted him later that day, asking if he had heard anything; he said no. As for why he testified, I couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have walked away from that, he said\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though his grandfather told him to stay quiet and he had to go into hiding until the trial began, reports the Chicago Tribune. But doing so wasn't without cost: After the trial he left the South for Chicago, where he suffered a nervous breakdown and changed his last name from Reed in an attempt to escape the public eye. He didn't talk about it much, says his wife, who didn't learn about Louis' role in the trial until eight years after they married.",
        "Caption": "Courageous Emmett Till Witness Dead at 76",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_805",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2015 9:36 AM CDT) Two people are missing after a terrifying gas explosion at a Motel 6 in Bremerton, Wash., destroyed a quarter of the building and sent a gas company employee to the hospital in critical condition, reports NBC News. KING 5 News reports officials are combing through debris after a gas leak last night quickly turned into a gas explosion. The hotel manager, a former firefighter, began evacuating guests minutes before the blast went off, reports the AP. It shook our house, cracked our windows and tossed me out of bed, says a neighbor. It was the scariest thing I've ever felt. A third person thought missing was found safe at another location today.",
        "Caption": "2 Missing After Gas Blast at Wash. Motel 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_806",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2013 12:12 PM) Some 22 US veterans commit suicide on a daily basis, a new VA study finds, marking a jump of about 20% from a 2007 study. And it's unlikely that the Iraq and Afghanistan wars are the key factor in the increase: More than two-thirds of the suicide victims are 50 or older, the Washington Post notes (see this chart). But even as the number of veteran suicides has increased, so too has the country's overall suicide rate; among all Americans who die by their own hands, the percentage that are veterans has actually shrunk since 1999. There is a perception that we have a veterans\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 suicide epidemic on our hands. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t think that is true, says the epidemiologist behind the study. The rate is going up in the country, and veterans are a part of it. Still, the suicide rate among veterans is three times the national figure, and advocates say action is needed. The big problem we face in suicide prevention is that we have so little empirical evidence to tell us which programs work, says the researcher. But he hopes the latest study is a move in the right direction. (In other military health news, another study shows dramatic sleep deprivation is rampant among active-duty troops, ScienceNews reports.)",
        "Caption": "22 Veterans Commit Suicide Each Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_807",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2010 7:27 AM CDT) Five paintings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding masterpieces by Matisse and Picasso\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere reported missing from the Paris Museum of Modern Art this morning, the AP reports. Staff discovered that a window and padlock had been broken, and security footage shows a person climbing in through the window. The works are worth an estimated $635 million. Experts say the well-known paintings would be impossible to sell openly, and speculate they may have been stolen to order.",
        "Caption": "Picasso, Matisse Stolen in $635M Paris Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_808",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2009 12:52 PM CDT) The mansion that late producer Aaron Spelling built in 1991 is on sale for $150 million, making it the most expensive home for sale in the US, the AP reports. The 56,500-square-foot home, the largest in Los Angeles County, sits on 4.7 acres near the Playboy Mansion. Neither the broker nor widow Candy knows exactly how many rooms the manse has, though it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s thought to be more than 100. You're really asking the wrong person, said Candy Spelling. There's a lot. Spelling vetted real estate agents partly by gauging the response of her dog Madison. If he didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t like them, no deal. Among the amenities: five fireplaces, four wetbars, a bowling alley, waterfalls, a gift-wrapping room, an attic with hair salon, and a screening room in which the screen rises as window shades lower\u00e2\u20ac\u201da detail that came to Candy in a dream.",
        "Caption": "Spelling's $150M Mansion Is Priciest US Home for Sale",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_809",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2011 6:07 AM CDT) Hurricane Katia has weakened to Category 1 early this morning, after building to Category 2 on Sunday, its winds decreasing to 90mph, reports the AP. Katia is not expected to hit land, but its storm surge could affect the US East Coast, Bermuda, and parts of the Bahamas, according to meteorologists. Meanwhile, a tropical depression far out in the Atlantic is apparently building, set to become a tropical storm later today. Forecasters say it is heading toward Puerto Rico and could reach the islands by Sunday.",
        "Caption": "Hurricane Katia Weakens to Category 1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_810",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2015 1:02 AM) A cave-in of a restaurant parking lot in Mississippi swallowed 12 cars, and experts are expected to begin work Monday to determine the cause of the collapse, authorities say. No one was reported injured when the pavement gave way outside the IHOP restaurant in Meridian Saturday night, leaving a long gash in the ground into which the vehicles tumbled. Meridian Public Safety Director Buck Roberts tells the Meridian Star that the collapse was not the result of a sinkhole, which is generally caused when an underground water aquifer dries and leaves a void in the ground. You can call it what you want, a cave-in or whatever, but it is not a sinkhole, says Roberts. Engineers and contractors will be on the scene Monday studying the site, he says. Emergency crews were called to the restaurant on Saturday evening and found a section of parking lot about 35 feet wide and 400 feet long had collapsed. Cars, trucks, and sport utility vehicles had dropped into the gash in the earth, which appeared to be about 15 feet deep. We'd been in there about three minutes, a woman whose daughter's car fell into the chasm tells the Star. Then everything went black and we heard a boom.",
        "Caption": "Parking Lot Chasm Swallows 12 Cars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_811",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2016 10:00 AM) An Oracle copyright lawsuit against Google offered up a coveted nugget about Google and another big company. Rumors have circulated for some time about how much Google pays Apple to keep its search engine bar as the default on the iPhone, and a transcript from the Oracle court proceedings now puts that number at a staggering $1 billion for 2014, Bloomberg reports. Apple also gets to keep a percentage of revenue that Google makes via the iPhone, with an Oracle attorney revealing at the Jan. 14 hearing that the figure was at one point ... 34% ; that figure came from Oracle's pretrial questioning of a Google witness, though it's not specified whether that's the percentage Google kept itself or shelled out to Apple. The transcript captures a Google attorney's response: That [34%] percentage just stated, that should be sealed. We are talking hypotheticals here. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not a publicly known number. Both Google and Apple filed to have the court transcript sealed and redacted; Google explained that its release publicly could hurt its future negotiations with other companies. Bloomberg reports the transcript vanished without a trace from electronic court records about 6pm EST on Thursday. Reps from both Apple and Google declined to comment, per Bloomberg. (Here are some of the things we Googled in 2015, state by state.)",
        "Caption": "Google Slipped Apple $1B to Show Search Bar",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_812",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2017 1:03 PM CDT) A bizarre and deadly accident happened in St. Louis on Monday when a 1.5-ton boiler exploded, killing one person\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the force of the blast then propelling the boiler out of the building and through the roof of another, with equally deadly consequences. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the incident occurred early Monday in the Loy-Lange Box Company; the boiler flew 500 feet and landed on the Faultless Healthcare Linen building. When rescue teams arrived at the latter building, they found two dead, with a third person alive but trapped under the cast-iron boiler; that victim has been hospitalized in critical condition. St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson doesn't suspect foul play and says maintenance records and schedules will be reviewed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile noting the boiler was still hot when he arrived 15 minutes after the explosion. These boilers, when they get pressurized they get very dangerous, Jenkerson tells KMOV. It takes a licensed boiler operator to operate these things. Another nearby building was also damaged by way of an 8-foot-long pipe that took out its sprinkler system. One unnamed Faultless worker tells the Post-Dispatch that a secretary and two workers who had recently joined the company were those involved, though police haven't released such details. That boom is in my mind, he says. It's a thing you don't forget.",
        "Caption": "Explosion Launches 1.5-Ton Boiler 500 Feet, Killing 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_813",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2015 10:33 AM CDT) Perhaps email troubles aren't the lone realm of Hillary Clinton. An analysis of Jeb Bush's public emails shows he used a second email account while governor of Florida. Though he has shared documents relating to his public account, jeb@jeb.org, those emails reference another account, jeb@gencom.net, to which some 400 emails were sent between 1999 and 2004. A Bush rep tells the AP, He doesn't know what that email address is. Even so, the emails did make their way to the governor, though he only ever replied via his public account. At least one response included the note: Please respond to jeb@jeb.org. People also wrote to Bush at jeb@jebbush.org or jeb@myflorida.com. The AP notes there's no indication this other account was used in any improper or secretive way and many people wrote to both jeb@jeb.org and jeb@gencom.net when trying to contact him. The latter address was traced to ElectroNet Broadband Communications of Tallahassee. Emails sent to the address covered a range of topics, from judicial appointments to state literacy issues. In other news, the Intercept reports Bush's emails show he coordinated with the Florida legislature to push back Florida's 2016 presidential primary to a more favorable date. Meanwhile, the Dallas Morning News reports George W. Bush is expected to appear at a fundraiser this week in Dallas to raise money for his brother's Right to Rise PAC.",
        "Caption": "Jeb Bush Had Mysterious 2nd Email Account",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_814",
        "News Article": "(Sep 27, 2010 8:50 AM CDT) Southwest Airlines will buy AirTran for about $1.42 billion, the companies announced today. The move will put Southwest in head-to-head competition with Delta in Delta's home base of Atlanta. The buyout, funded mostly with debt, will also give Southwest a bigger slice of the market in cities like Boston and New York, where it has been expanding. The announcement continues the airline industry's move to consolidate. Continental and United parent UAL Corp. will formally combine at the end of this week and become the world's largest, toppling Delta. Delta claimed that spot when it acquired Northwest Airlines two years ago. In April, AirTran Holdings Inc. CEO Robert Fornaro signaled his interest in making a deal, but when asked by the AP who might be a potential suitor, Fornaro replied, I'm not sure that we're necessarily a natural fit to be gobbled up by somebody else.",
        "Caption": "Southwest Airlines to Buy AirTran for $1.4B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_815",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2008 3:07 AM CDT) Jimmy Carter's former chief of staff, Hamilton Jordan, has died at the age of 63 after battling cancer for more than 20 years, AP reports. Jordan was at the core of Carter's Georgia Mafia, and helped propel the Democrat into the White House in 1976. He was a great strategist, said Carter's former communications chief. He just couldn't strategize his way out of this. Carter called Hamilton my closest political adviser, a trusted confidant and my friend\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhis judgment, insight, and wisdom were excelled only by his compassion and love of our country. Jordan devoted much of his energies in later years to raising cancer awareness. He and his wife, who survives him, founded a summer camp for kids with cancer in 1982.",
        "Caption": "Carter Aide Hamilton Jordan Dead at 63",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_816",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2009 5:58 PM) Twitter has proved to be a bit of a gold mine for Dell\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe computer maker said promotions over the social-networking site directly resulted in more than $6.5 million in sales this year. The number of subscribers to Dell's Tweets has risen 23% over the last three months, to the point where 1.5 million people\u00e2\u20ac\u201das far-flung as China, Mexico, Japan, and Brazil\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow follow along, reports Bloomberg. While $6.5 billion is a drop in the bucket for Dell, which took in $61.1 billion in revenue last year, the firm is pleased with the trend. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a very vibrant channel for us and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s growing aggressively, says a company official. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not just our reach and growth that has progressed, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s that it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s happening globally.",
        "Caption": "Dell's Tweets Bring $6.5M in Sales",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_817",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2015 11:29 AM) He lived long and prospered: Leonard Nimoy, best known as Spock of Star Trek fame, died this morning at the age of 83. Nimoy died at home of end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, his wife tells the New York Times. Nimoy discussed his struggle with the disease last year, blaming it on years of smoking, which he gave up 30 years prior. He was hospitalized for chest pains earlier this week, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Nimoy, born in Boston to Jewish parents, acted from a young age and was teaching Method acting at his studio when his casting in the original Trek in the mid-1960s catapulted him to stardom. He went on to other TV and movie roles and was also a frequent theater performer; he directed movies and TV shows, published books of photography, made records, gave spoken-word performances, and wrote poetry. But it was to Spock, with his signature Vulcan salute and Live long and prosper catchphrase, that Nimoy was most inextricably linked, and his feelings about that can be summed up in the titles of two autobiographies: 1977's I Am Not Spock and 1995's I Am Spock. He remained tied to the character, voicing him in the Star Trek animated series, directing Trek movies, writing songs about the show, and appearing in both of JJ Abrams' recent Trek reboots as an older version of Zachary Quinto's Spock. Nimoy, who served two years in the Army in the 1950s, returned to college in his 40s to earn his master's degree in Spanish and later was awarded an honorary doctorate. He is survived by his second wife, Susan Bay Nimoy, as well as two children, a stepson, six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. And that aforementioned Vulcan salute? That was his idea, the Times notes; he based it on a Hebrew blessing. As Kotaku notes, Nimoy's last tweet, from Feb. 22, is pretty perfect : A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP.",
        "Caption": "Leonard Nimoy Dead at 83",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_818",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2011 6:55 AM CDT) George W. Bush was slow to react to news of the 9\/11 attacks (or, as Reuters describes it, had a blank face ) because he wanted to project a sense of calm, he tells National Geographic in a new interview. Bush says his first reaction upon hearing the news in that Florida classroom was anger. Who the hell would do that to America? Critics have long mocked Bush\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s delayed reaction, which was filmed by news cameras, but Bush says his focus was on the children, and the contrast between the attack and the innocence of children. I made the decision not to jump up immediately and leave the classroom. I didn't want to rattle the kids. I wanted to project a sense of calm, he says in the hour-long interview, which will air Aug. 28 on the National Geographic Channel. I had been in enough crises to know that the first thing a leader has to do is to project calm. Watching the reporters receive word of the attacks on their phones was like watching a silent movie, says the former president.",
        "Caption": "Bush Finally Explains Slow 9\/11 Reaction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_819",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2015 3:47 PM CDT) Juan Pablo Montoya insisted he had the best car in the Team Penske stable\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven to his three teammates, who all believed they were legitimate contenders to win the Indianapolis 500. With the same confidence he showed 15 years ago when he routed the field, Montoya sliced his way through the field twice and won his second Indianapolis 500 today. This is too much, he said in victory lane, the winner's wreath around his neck and the traditional bottle of milk in his hand. Flanked by his children, he looked everywhere for his wife: It was a far different scene from 2000, when the fearless Colombian was single, childless and using Indy cars as a stepping stone to Formula One. But his career has been a series of ups-and-downs through F1, NASCAR, and finally back to IndyCar with motorsports icon Roger Penske. This victory was almost certainly going to go to a Team Penske or Chip Ganassi Racing driver, which had a combined 9 cars in the field. Proving that Indianapolis is their own personal playground, Penske and Ganassi drivers led the majority of the laps today and turned the final restart with 15 laps to go into a three-car thriller between Penske teammates Montoya and Will Power, and Ganassi driver Scott Dixon. Power finished second and Ganassi drivers Charlie Kimball and Dixon were third and fourth. It was thought that the leader on the final lap would be a sitting duck, but Montoya didn't care as he charged past Power with three laps remaining and stayed out front until the checkered flag.",
        "Caption": "Montoya Wins Indy 500",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_820",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2015 3:40 PM CDT) While some celebs may later come to regret their tattoos, piercings have the advantage of being removable\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor hidden under a costume. From Cameron Diaz's nose to Neil Patrick Harris' nipples, below are 11 A-listers who've gone under the piercing gun: Click to read about 12 celebrities who have 'naughty' piercings.",
        "Caption": "11 Celebrities You Didn't Know Were Pierced",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_821",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2013 5:55 PM CDT) Kind of a risky way to pay people, isn't it? Alleged drug dealers ran into trouble last weekend by throwing more than $1 million from a low-flying plane in Bolivia, the BBC reports. Police saw the whole thing, arrested three Bolivian nationals on the ground, and grabbed the bag packed with US dollars. Interior Minister Carlos Romero said the money would have funded a new cocaine production center or money-laundering business, reports the Latin Times. Those in the plane got away scot-free, but Romero called the seizure a major blow to Bolivian drug traffickers. The country remains one of the world's top three cocaine producers, behind only Peru and Colombia, as Bolivia's drug gangs exploit a growing market in neighboring Brazil. But the trafficking has drawn attention: Just last week Bolivian police shot down a plane and confiscated 690 pounds of cocaine being sent off to Brazil, reports the Latin American Herald Tribune.",
        "Caption": "Bolivians Toss $1M From Low-Flying Plane",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_822",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2008 8:26 AM) Sitting through the IMAX feature U2 3D isn't exactly like being at one of the legendary rock band's shows. In many ways, watching the movie is better, writes Desson Thomson of the Washington Post. The film's incredibly lifelike presentation of U2 shows how closely technology can match the kind of natural high that a live concert delivers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dexcept there are no obstructed views or post-gig trudges to parking lot hell, he writes. The picture was shot, edited, and is being shown in digital 3D, and requires that 3-D glasses be worn for viewing. It features performances from U2's 2006 Latin American tour. It's the first IMAX movie that deserves to be called a work of art, gushes Matt Zoller Seitz of the New York Times. It's going o be hard for conventional 2D rock films to make a splash after people get a look at this, warns Peter Howell of Toronto's Star.",
        "Caption": "U2 3D a Virtual Triumph",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_823",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2011 1:21 PM CDT) Syria's state-run TV network is alleging that 120 police and security officers have been killed by armed gangs in the northwest town of Jisr al-Shughour, including 82 in an attack on one security post. The report hasn't been independently verified, and the number reported dead has ballooned steadily throughout the day, notes the New York Times. The attacks come in the wake of reports from activists and protesters that Syria had used helicopter gunships and armored cars against the opposition in the town this weekend, killing 25. The state-run TV report said that residents of the town were pleading for the military to intervene. We will not be silent about attacks against the state, promised Interior Minister Ibrahim Shaar, a statement the AP believes presages an even harsher wave of government crackdowns. Opposition activists scoffed at the report. I have seen no evidence of organized violence by protesters, said one Syrian human rights activist currently outside the country. Protesters do not have weapons they could even use against tanks and helicopters.",
        "Caption": "Syria: 'Gangs' Killed 120 Troops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_824",
        "News Article": "(Aug 1, 2012 8:58 AM CDT) Following Osama bin Laden's death, terrorist attacks around the globe dropped to the lowest level since 2005 last year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut there were still 10,283 attacks. That's down from 11,641 in 2010, ABC News reports. In addition to bin Laden's death, the State Department says the killing of other top al-Qaeda operatives, including Anwar al-Awlaki, caused the drop. The terror network is now on a path of decline that will be difficult to reverse, says the department's report. Even so, terrorism is still a very real problem, particularly in states undergoing very challenging democratic transitions, says the State Department's counterterror coordinator, adding that Syria is worrisome due to reports of al-Qaeda operatives there. Al-Qaeda affiliates in Yemen and Africa are also particularly dangerous, and as Boko Haram flexed its muscles in Nigeria, terror attacks actually increased there last year.",
        "Caption": "As al-Qaeda Wanes, Global Terror Attacks Hit 7-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_825",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2012 12:26 PM CDT) Tonight, four of the Jackson brothers launch their first tour together in nearly three decades\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwithout their biggest star. Preparing for their Unity tour has been an emotional experience for Marlon, Jermaine, Tito, and Jackie after Michael's death, they tell the AP. The brothers don't know this, but I've broken down several times and cried during rehearsals, Jermaine says. I'm so used to Michael being on the right and then Marlon, Jackie, on and on. Tonight's performance at Rama Casino in Ontario, Canada, comes five days before the third anniversary of Michael's passing, but this cycle that comes around every year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis day, that day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat doesn't affect me because it affects me every day, Marlon notes. The 16-city North American tour incorporates a tribute to Michael, with a slideshow and medley of songs, including Gone Too Soon. The brothers will also perform adaptations of some of Michael's solo work. There's certain songs that make you feel the sorrow, but others bring so much joy and happiness, says Tito. You can feel his presence here.",
        "Caption": "Jackson 5 Launch Tour as 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_826",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2010 10:13 AM) Barack Obama sent Congress a budget proposal today that would push the deficit to $1.56 trillion\u00e2\u20ac\u201dits highest level in history. The budget would raise taxes on the wealthy and freeze spending on a host of government programs, but calls for spending $100 billion on job creation, including tax breaks to encourage businesses to hire and government spending on infrastructure projects. Obama decried what can only be described as a decade of profligacy, and called on lawmakers to follow his lead and reduce waste in programs I care about. The proposal would push 2010 spending to $3.72 trillion, and 2011 spending to $3.83 trillion. Republicans decried its tax cuts and deficit expansion, but the administration argues that it inherited a trillion-dollar deficit, and has been forced to keep spending to stimulate the economy.",
        "Caption": "Obama Unveils $3.8T Budget Proposal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_827",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2014 12:49 PM CDT) Some 234 girls are missing from the northeast Nigerian school attacked last week by Islamic extremists, significantly more than the 85 or so reported by education officials, parents told the state governor today. The higher figure came out a week after the kidnappings when the Borno state governor insisted a military escort take him to the town of Chibok, where the school is located. Parents told the governor that officials would not listen to them when they drew up their list of names of missing children and the total reached 234. The discrepancy in the figures could not immediately be resolved. This latest confusion comes after the military had reported last week that all but eight of those abducted had been freed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut then retracted the claim the following day. Security sources have said they are in hot pursuit of the abductors, but so far they have not rescued any of the girls, aged between 16 and 18. (Some of the girls are said to have escaped on their own, however.) Parents and other town residents have joined the search for the students in the Sambisa Forest that borders the town, a known hideout for Boko Haram, the militants believed to be behind the kidnappings. The Islamic extremist rebels have been abducting some girls and young women to use as porters, cooks, and sex slaves, according to Nigerian officials.",
        "Caption": "Parents: Kidnappers Took 234 Nigerian Girls, Not 85",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_828",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2009 2:35 AM) Tiger Woods' apparent former cougar mistress is now reportedly pressing him for $3 million for a love child she claims she had with him six years ago. Theresa Rogers, who was living with her fourth husband at the time, told friends she was actively trying to get pregnant during her affair with Woods because her hubby was unable to impregnate her. She later told pals she believed Woods was the father of her daughter, though she was also sleeping with a Serbian basketball player. Rogers is being represented by pit-bull attorney Gloria Allred, who reportedly is negotiating a multi-million-dollar settlement for the first woman linked to Woods in the press, Rachel Uchitel. Woods has employed a team of detectives to dig up dirt on some 14 mistresses linked to him, including Rogers, reports Radar. A Woods spokesman has admitted Woods had an affair with Rogers, now 48.",
        "Caption": "Cougar Seeks $3M for Tiger 'Love Child'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_829",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2016 12:05 PM) Officials say around 200 students at a Pennsylvania college have now reported symptoms of a stomach illness, but the source of the ailment remains a mystery. Ursinus College said Sunday that classes will resume on a regular schedule Monday after being canceled Thursday and Friday. Events during the weekend also were canceled. Officials said most reported that symptoms abated within 12 to 24 hours. Twenty-two students were treated at hospitals last week, but none was admitted. The school's dining hall was closed after students began complaining of vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach pain Tuesday night. An initial inspection found violations that included pesticides near food, dead bugs, and insufficient hand-washing, reports WPVI. A subsequent inspection found no further issues, and the dining hall was reopened. Montgomery County health investigators are trying to determine whether the ailment is foodborne or transmitted from person to person.",
        "Caption": "200 College Kids Now Sickened by Mystery Ailment",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_830",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2014 10:34 AM) Sarah Palin is happily sticking it back to critics who mocked her comments about Russia back in the 2008 campaign, reports CNN. The reason is this quote from a speech of hers in Reno: Given what's happening on the ground, Palin took to Facebook to gloat a little. Yes, I could see this one from Alaska, she writes, recalling the Tina Fey I can see Russia from my house! spoof. Her post continues: I'm usually not one to Told-Ya-So, but I did. As Breitbart.com notes, Foreign Policy magazine called Palin's comments strange at the time and dismissed the idea as an extremely far-fetched scenario.",
        "Caption": "Told Ya So': Palin Recalls '08 Ukraine Prediction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_831",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2013 4:04 PM) It's official: Congress has sent President Obama a bipartisan budget deal that scales back across-the-board spending cuts on programs ranging from the Pentagon to the national park system. The final vote on the two-year measure was 64-36 in the Senate. The House approved the bill last week. The legislation is designed to prevent the kind of budget brinkmanship that has prevailed over the past three years of divided government and that led to this October's partial government shutdown. The White House supports the bill, and Obama's signature is assured. The legislation, which cleared the Republican-controlled House by a wide margin, met the short-term political needs of Republicans, Democrats, and the White House. As a result, there was no suspense about the outcome of the vote in the Senate\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly about fallout in the 2014 elections and, more immediately, its impact on future congressional disputes over spending and the nation's debt limit.",
        "Caption": "Senate Passes 2-Year Budget Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_832",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2016 1:44 PM CDT) Musher Aliy Zirkle has completed a bittersweet Iditarod. Zirkle finished third in this year's race Tuesday morning, bringing her team of 13 dogs down Nome's Front Street through a boisterous crowd chanting her name. It's Zirkle's fifth top five finish in the last five years. But this race will always be known for separate attacks on Zirkle and four-time champion Jeff King by a man on a snowmobile. The man has said he was drunk when it happened, and he faces charges in state court. The attack killed one of King's dogs, and left several others injured. King was running in 10th place Tuesday, the AP reports. Dallas Seavey won the Iditarod early Tuesday morning, crossing the finish line in record time: 8 days, 11 hours, 20 minutes, 16 seconds. It's his third straight win and fourth in the last five years. The 29-year-old reached Nome, Alaska, about 45 minutes ahead of his father, Mitch Seavey, who finished second to his son for the second straight year. Mitch Seavey has won the Iditarod in 2004 and 2013. The AP reports that Dallas Seavey won this year with just six dogs (he started the nearly 1,000-mile race with 16, but lost some along the way). No other musher this year has fewer dogs; most others were still running with 10 or more.",
        "Caption": "Attacked Musher Finishes 3rd in Iditarod",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_833",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2009 10:49 AM CDT) General Motors has convinced 7,500 unionized, hourly workers to accept buyouts and exit the company as early as next week, the Wall Street Journal reports. The automaker offered $20,000 in cash and $25,000 car vouchers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfar less than previous offers\u00e2\u20ac\u201din this latest round of cuts to match declining demand, and prove to federal overseers that the company is viable. The vacated positions may be filled with new hires at half the rate, Bloomberg adds.",
        "Caption": "7,500 Hourly UAW Workers Take GM Buyouts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_834",
        "News Article": "(Oct 18, 2014 8:30 AM CDT) Maybe the Weather Channel should start hiring elephants. A study in PLoS ONE suggests the creatures can detect rainstorms happening 150 miles away, possibly by hearing them even from that far off. Migrating elephants are known to change direction out of the blue, and researchers haven't been certain why. The Namibian research team figured it might be because of rain\u00e2\u20ac\u201das Phys.org explains, elephants are regularly looking for water in the region, which is dry outside of the January-to-March rainy season. Researchers placed GPS devices on elephants in 14 different herds for seven years. Meanwhile, they kept track of rainfall in the region. They found that changes in the elephants' movements were associated with the direction of rain. We don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know if they can actually hear the thunder or if they are detecting other low-frequency sounds generated by the storms that humans can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t hear, a researcher says, as the tamuTimes reports. But there is no doubt they know what direction the rain is. This information may help officials protect elephants, Discovery reports, because it could provide some guidance as to where the animals are headed. (The news comes amid fears African elephants could be wiped out within a century.)",
        "Caption": "Elephants May Know When It's Raining 150 Miles Away",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_835",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2012 11:15 AM) Google shifted $9.8 billion in revenue to its Bermuda shell company last year, in a move that allowed it to cut its overall tax rate almost in half, Bloomberg reports based on company filings. The figure is nearly double what Google funneled overseas three years earlier, and represents roughly 80% of the company's pretax profits. While the trick is entirely legal, it's likely to fuel the debate in the US and Europe over corporate tax dodgers. The tax strategy of Google and other multinationals is a deep embarrassment to governments, says one UK tax accountant. The political awareness now being created in the UK, and to a lesser degree elsewhere in Europe, is: It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s us or them. People understand that if Google doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t pay, somebody else has to pay or services get cut. Google defends the practice as legal, and points out that its investments benefit many of the countries in which it's avoiding taxes; in the UK, for instance, it employs 2,000 people.",
        "Caption": "Google Dodges $2B in Taxes With Bermuda Move",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_836",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2016 9:53 AM CDT) On Friday night, 500 people were welcomed to the jungle when Slash and Axl Rose played together as Guns N' Roses for the first time in more than 20 years, AFP reports. It was\u00e2\u20ac\u201das Rolling Stone puts it\u00e2\u20ac\u201d a sight most GNR fans believed they would never witness again. The band announced the surprise show\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtaking place at the Troubadour in Los Angeles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dFriday morning, leading many to believe it was an April Fool's Joke. But it was no laughing matter for the hundreds of people that lined up in the hopes of securing a $10 ticket to see the legendary rock band. Axl Rose, Slash, and bassist Duff McKagan hadn't played together since 1993 in Argentina. They opened Friday's reunion show with It's so Easy as dozens of fans not lucky enough to get tickets hung around outside hoping to catch snippets of the band. The lineup for the show also included keyboardist Dizzy Reed, guitarist Richard Fortus, and drummer Frank Ferrer. Guns N' Roses will follow the Troubadour reunion with a full stadium tour and headlining spots at the Coachella festival. Rolling Stone has photos, videos, and the full set list from Friday's show.",
        "Caption": "Slash, Axl Rose Reunite as Guns N' Roses After 23 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_837",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2014 5:25 PM CDT) About 4% of US hospital patients acquire an infection while hospitalized, which added up to 648,000 people in 2011\u00e2\u20ac\u201d75,000 of whom died, the Washington Post reports. The most common infections, according to a CDC survey: pneumonia (22%), surgical site injections (22%), and gastrointestinal infections (17%). Hospitals have curbed the problem somewhat, but throw in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and hospital patients have something to worry about. Today and every day, more than 200 Americans with healthcare-associated infections will die during their hospital stay, said CDC Director Tom Frieden. A second CDC report included some good news\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat infections from central lines inserted in major blood vessels have dropped 44% since 2008, and 10 surgical procedures saw a 20% drop, Medical News Today reports. What's more, President Obama's proposed 2015 budget allots money to lower antibiotic resistance, and 25 drug-makers agreed today to new guidelines prohibiting the use of antibiotics to beef up livestock, Reuters reports. But until hospitals become safer, what can patients do? An advocate advises people to insist that care-givers\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven senior doctors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dremain compulsive about hand hygiene.",
        "Caption": "Hospital-Stay Infections, Still Bad? Try 650K a Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_838",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2009 11:50 AM CDT) Kate Gosselin of Jon & Kate Plus 8 must have set some sort of record when she fired 40 nurses and nurse\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s aides in three months. Former Gosselin sextuplets nurse Angela Krall disclosed that tidbit, and more, to Us, adding that one was fired after daring to wash her hands in the kitchen: Kate flipped. She thought it was cross-contamination. Krall is the nurse Gosselin wanted the state to pay for in 2005, when the AP reported her belief that society has a responsibility to help with the children born with help of fertility drugs pushed by modern medicine. Krall echoed that attitude to Us, saying Gosselin thought they were owed stuff. The money factor was huge.",
        "Caption": "Kate Fired 8 (X5) Staffers in 3 Months: Nurse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_839",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2010 4:35 AM) A 12-year-old Saudi girl is seeking a divorce from her 80-year-old husband with the help of the state-run Human Rights Commission. The preteen was married last year to her elderly cousin against her and her mother's wishes in exchange for a $30,000 dowry. It's the first time the Saudi commission has publicly intervened in such a case, and it may signal the beginning of the end for child marriage in the nation. No minimum age currently exists for marriage. Last year a judge refused to annul a marriage between an 8-year-old girl and a man in his 40s. Some Islamic clerics cite the Prophet Muhammad's marriage to a 9-year-old girl 14 centuries ago as justification for child marriage today. A ruling in the case is expected within days.",
        "Caption": "Saudi Preteen Seeks Divorce From 80-Year-old Husband",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_840",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2012 3:03 AM CDT) Oscar Pistorius, one of the most acclaimed Paralympic athletes of all time, suffered a stunning defeat yesterday in the T43\/44 200 meters, his first-ever loss in that distance at the Paralympics, reports the Telegraph. Brazil\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Alan Oliveira won with a time of 21.45 seconds, earning accusations from Pistorius (who finished in 21.52) that his prosthetic limbs were too long, and thus violated the International Paralympic Committee's regulations. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not racing a fair race here, Pistorius said right after the race. The regulations say that you can make yourself unbelievably high. Pistorius said the evidence is in the video, as Oliveira was shorter than him at racing events last year, but now is taller. Not taking away from Alan's performance\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe's a great athlete\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut these guys are a lot taller and you can't compete (with the) stride length, said Pistorius. However, the IPC said Oliveira's prosthetics were completely legal, according to the AP. All athletes were measured today prior to competition by a classifier and all were approved for competition, said the IPC in a statement. Pistorius has since apologized, kind of, via a statement reported by the BBC: That was Alan's moment and I would like to put on record the respect I have for him. I want to apologize for the timing of my comments but I do believe there is an issue here.",
        "Caption": "Pistorius Loses in 200M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_841",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2011 7:18 AM CDT) And another one throws his hat (officially) into the ring: Ron Paul announced today that he will make his third attempt at the presidency in 2012. Time has come around to the point where the people are agreeing with much of what I've been saying for 30 years. So, I think the time is right, the Texas representative, 75, tells Good Morning America. Paul, who first ran for president as a Libertarian in 1988, will seek the GOP nomination; he made his announcement from New Hampshire, where he is holding his first campaign event today, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "Ron Paul Announces 2012 Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_842",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2008 6:05 AM) Nearly 30,000 people have fled three massive fires scorching thousands of acres from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles, reports the Los Angeles Times. Hundreds of homes have been gutted in three days of blazes fueled by raging Santa Ana winds that firefighters are struggling mightily to contain. Major freeways were closed, complicating escape for hundreds of residents. Controlling the blazes was made even more difficult yesterday by low humidity and temperatures that hit a record high of 93 in LA. The embers are falling miles ahead of the fire front, said an Orange County fire battalion chief. That's what's creating a lot of the problems\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the wind is a challenge. Another firefighter said : This is horrendous. Nothing has been as devastating in Orange County as this.",
        "Caption": "30,000 Flee Raging Fires",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_843",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2020 12:56 AM CDT) The tweet was short; the uproar it has sparked is massive. In response to a tweet from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation saying that racism and discrimination are critical public health issues that demand an urgent response, CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman replied with just two words: It's FLOYD-19. The words, a combined reference to the COVID-19 pandemic plus the death of George Floyd at the hands of police that sparked worldwide protests, led to outrage, with many calling for CrossFit gyms to cancel their affiliation with the organization. More than 100 have already done just that, athletes are boycotting the CrossFit Games, and CrossFit sponsors are decrying Glassman's words\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Reebok, which said in a lengthy statement to Footwear News that it would cut ties with the organization after its current deal ends later this year. We will fulfill our remaining contractual obligations in 2020. We owe this to the CrossFit Games competitors, fans and the community, continued the statement, which went on to extol the strong bonds we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve created with coaches, box owners and athletes around the world over the past 10 years. Meanwhile, CrossFit boxes, as gyms affiliated with the organization are known, were also publishing missives about why they decided to unaffiliate (see two examples here and here). Glassman followed up his first tweet with a second, in which he noted, Your failed model quarantined us and now you're going to model a solution to racism? George Floyd's brutal murder sparked riots nationally. Quarantine alone is 'accompanied in every age and under all political regimes by an undercurrent of suspicion, distrust, and riots.' Thanks! He later apologized for his mistake in using the term FLOYD-19, USA Today reports, saying that he had simply been trying to stick it to the (IHME) for their invalidated models resulting in needless, economy-wrecking, life-wrecking lockdown.",
        "Caption": "CrossFit CEO Tweets 2 Words, Loses Big Partnership",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_844",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2015 4:10 PM) Anyone with the misfortune to lose a limb on the job at least gets a decent workers' comp payout, right? Actually, it all depends on where they live, reports ProPublica and NPR. Here's a crazy example of what the joint investigation calls this geographic lottery : Jeremy Lewis and Josh Potter lived 75 miles from each other when each lost part of his left arm in a machinery accident. Lewis got $45,000, while Potter will collect about $740,000. Reason: Lewis is in Alabama and Potter in Georgia. The figures vary wildly because states set their own payouts without any guidelines. Given their profound impact on people\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lives, how much compensation workers get for traumatic injuries seems like it would be the product of years of study, combining medical wisdom and economic analysis, write Michael Grabell and Howard Berkes. But in reality, the amounts are often the result of political expediency, sometimes based on bargains struck decades ago. Which is why a big toe is worth $6,090 in California and $90,401.88 in Oregon. See this chart to compare various body parts in different states, or click here for the full piece.",
        "Caption": "Why a Big Toe Is Worth $6K in California, $90K in Oregon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_845",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2016 1:17 AM CDT) Five deputies in Fayetteville, NC, are paying the price for failing to act when a protester was punched during a Donald Trump rally. The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office says the five officers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho tackled protester Rakeem Jones instead of the man who sucker-punched him as he was led out of the Crown Coliseum\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave been reprimanded and placed on probationary status for a year for unsatisfactory performance and failing to discharge the duties and policies of the department, ABC News reports. Three of them were demoted in rank and suspended without pay for five days, while another two were suspended for three days. The actions of the deputies and their failures to act in situations such as that which occurred during the Trump rally at the Crown Coliseum have never been and will not ever be tolerated under the policies of this office, Sheriff Moose Butler said, per the Fayetteville Observer. He said that when deciding the punishment, his office took into account the past bravery and exemplary conduct of the deputies. John McGraw, 78, has been charged with assault and disorderly conduct for allegedly punching Jones. Earlier this week, the sheriff's office decided not to charge Trump with inciting a riot by making inflammatory statements at the March 9 rally. (Trump has warned of riots if he loses the GOP nomination.)",
        "Caption": "5 Deputies Suspended After Trump Rally",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_846",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2015 9:28 AM) Lyndsey Aho started carrying a knife and pepper spray after she says she was attacked three times by the same man near her apartment complex in Marlborough, Mass. The first time, she stumbled while walking and he grabbed me to steady me. But he grabbed me by the shoulder and by the crotch, Aho, 29, tells WMCT-TV. I thought that maybe it was just an accident, but then he offered me money for sexual favors, and then he grabbed my crotch again. A second attack kind of seemed opportunistic, suggesting that he'd been watching her, Aho says, while the third left her terrified, per the Daily Dot. While walking alone at night, she says she turned around to find the man following her. Aho reported each encounter to police\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe says officers asked for a photo of the suspect, which she couldn't provide\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut she soon grew frustrated knowing her assailant was still at large. Finally, after using an online police sketch generator to create a portrait of the suspect, she posted it to Facebook. It's now been shared more than 1,200 times, including by the restaurant where Aho works. Street harassment is a real issue, her boss says. I figured we should spread the news and the picture outside our circle, and hopefully this person will get caught. An officer says the sketch has generated some calls, but it might be best if she had let us create the sketch ; it isn't clear if Aho was presented with that option. In Aho's view, it was all for the best. Countless people have offered me help in everything, from walks home to loaning me their guns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich, like, I'm not into for a number of reasons, but I appreciate the sentiment, she says. If nothing else, it's just nice to feel not like a helpless victim. (Aho's case isn't unusual.)",
        "Caption": "After 3 Attacks, Woman Turns to Facebook to Find Perp",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_847",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2012 5:02 AM CDT) Location-based flirting app Skout has suspended its service for minors after the arrests of three men accused of raping young people they met by posing as teenagers. Execs at the company, which set up the service for 13- to 17-year-olds last year after discovering that large numbers of minors were already using the app, say they worked hard to put safeguards in place, and are stunned by the attacks, reports the New York Times. The youngest victim was a 12-year-old girl in California. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m disgusted by what\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s happened here, Skout\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s founder says. One case is too many. When you have three, it looks like a pattern. This is my worst fear. He says the service will stay offline while experts figure out better ways to protect minors, who make up a large proportion of Skout's user base. Skout's experience raises some tough questions about keeping minors safe online as Facebook considers allowing kids under 13 on board, VentureBeat notes.",
        "Caption": "3 Rape Cases Lead Flirting App to Ban Minors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_848",
        "News Article": "(Aug 29, 2019 6:41 AM CDT) As many as 11 deaths are under investigation at a VA medical center in Clarksburg, W.Va., and two have been ruled homicides. The family of George Nelson Shaw, Sr., was floored to learn last month that his April 2018 death at Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center had been ruled a homicide by insulin injection, reports USA Today. An initial autopsy indicated the 81-year-old Air Force veteran died of heart failure. Months later, federal investigators sought permission to exhume his body. The family granted it, and a second autopsy revealed four injection sites. Insulin can cause dangerous blood sugar crashes in people without diabetes; Shaw didn't have it. Nor did Army veteran Felix Kirk McDermott, 82, who died by insulin injection a day before Shaw. He was reportedly admitted for aspiration pneumonia, per ABC News. Shaw's widow, Norma, describes her husband's blood sugar crashing repeatedly four days after he arrived at the hospital dehydrated and with low blood pressure. The veteran who worked in the hospital's mail room for eight years after retiring as an Air Force communications specialist had recently been bowling. But after that, he just went downhill. He couldn't feed himself, he didn't talk, he couldn't go to the bathroom by himself. Authorities have identified a person of interest as they continue to investigate other hospital deaths linked to low blood sugar, per ABC. A hospital rep tells CNN that the allegations of potential misconduct \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 do not involve any current employees. (An unconscionable error meant this veteran lost a leg.)",
        "Caption": "2 Homicides in 2 Days at WV Veterans Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_849",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2014 4:00 PM) Florida police say they have uncovered an online prostitution ring that was allegedly run by a 17-year-old girl. Alexa Nicole De Armas was arrested on Friday after police caught wind of the ring; four female students at Sarasota County's Venice High reportedly told their teachers that Alexa and a male student had pushed them to join the ring. Per police documents, Alexa and a second student came up with what the Herald-Tribune terms a business plan before the school year began. Their alleged intention was to pimp out fellow teens in exchange for money and alcohol. Deals were arranged via Facebook messages, and WWSB reports the girls said Alexa used Facebook to facilitate things because she doesn't have a cell phone. Students say three deals were made, and police say at least one sex act did take place: John Michael Mosher, 21, allegedly had sex with a 15-year-old against her will after forking over $40 and a bottle of liquor; he has been arrested. Police got a search warrant for Alexa's Facebook account, and say they found communications regarding participants, how to split the money, and pricing, which apparently topped out at $100. The Herald-Tribune prints one such exchange to a business partner, which reads: Why pimp out old hoes when I have fresh young hoes I can give up for money? As long as I'm getting paid I'm trafficking all these [expletive]. Alexa is charged with human trafficking of a person younger than 18. Police say a third person will be arrested today.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 17, Accused of Running Prostitution Ring",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_850",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2012 6:21 PM CDT) Federal agents arrested more than 90 people across 30 states today, in a nationwide crackdown on designer drugs. The DEA seized nearly 5 million packets of artificial pot and almost 167,000 packages of bath salts, CNN reports. They also confiscated $36 million. This enforcement action has disrupted the entire illegal industry, from manufacturers to retailers, a DEA administrator said. The bust, dubbed Operation Log Jam, involved a host of other federal agencies as well, including the FBI, IRS, FDA, ICE, and US Postal Inspection Service.",
        "Caption": "Feds Bust 90 in Fake Pot, Bath Salt Raids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_851",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2009 12:51 PM) The UK plans to phase out the paper check in 2018. Officials say they'll use the next 8 years to push for innovation in payments in the country, especially electronic methods. There is robust opposition to the plan, the Telegraph reports, but the Payment Council\u00e2\u20ac\u201da semi-governmental UK entity made up of banking industry leaders and independent overseers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas pledged to ensure that everyone has a viable alternative. Advocates for the elderly are particularly concerned, as many rely on checks and are unfamiliar with online banking. Without checks, we are very concerned people will be forced to keep large amounts of cash in their home, leaving them vulnerable to theft and financial abuse, says one group. The council points out that physical checking has seen a steep decline in the UK, down 40% in the last 5 years alone.",
        "Caption": "UK to Scrap Paper Checks in 2018",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_852",
        "News Article": "(Dec 2, 2010 2:52 PM) It's not the most complicated criminal scheme ever, but whatever works: Cops say the guy in charge of ordering ink cartridges for the printers at Sloan-Kettering hospital ordered extras from Office Depot\u00e2\u20ac\u201da lot of extras\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand sold them on the black market. His little deception earned him as much as $3.8 million over the last few years, reports the Wall Street Journal. No official word on what tripped him up, but it couldn't have helped that he lived in a Trump high-rise, owned a BMW, and routinely made five-figure bank deposits on a $37,000 salary.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Office Worker Stole $3.8M Via Toner Cartridges",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_853",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2012 5:52 PM) Barack Obama has won a second term as president after taking Ohio, the AP reports. Though Mitt Romney won the battleground state of North Carolina along with a number of deep red states, the president's victory in Ohio eliminated any chance of a Romney win. Obama thanked his supporters on Twitter when news agencies called the state: We're all in this together. That's how we campaigned, and that's who we are. Thank you. -bo Obama led the electoral vote 303-206 with only Florida (29) still outstanding. (Read about his victory speech here, and Romney's concession speech here. If you're wondering why Ohio was handed to Obama even though about 25% of votes were still uncounted and Obama was ahead by less than a percentage point, the Wall Street Journal has an answer for you: The counties in which Mr. Obama is leading have a lot more uncounted votes than the counties that have supported Mitt Romney. So Mr. Obama's lead is more likely to widen than narrow. The popular vote, as opposed to the electoral vote, is tight, but the Times' Nate Silver thinks Obama will win that as well once the West Coast ballots are counted.",
        "Caption": "Obama Wins 2nd Term",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_854",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2010 8:39 AM) When President Obama said yesterday that families saving for college shouldn't blow money in Vegas, it was the second time he'd singled out Sin City as an example of excessive spending\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand his words came as salt in the wounds of a tourism-dependent city hit hard by the recession. I'll do everything I can to give him the boot, the Las Vegas mayor told the AP. This president is a real slow learner. The president needs to lay off Las Vegas, says Harry Reid, usually a close ally of Obama. Defending yesterday's comments in a letter to Reid, Obama wrote, I was making the simple point that families use vacation dollars, not college tuition money, to have fun. Nevada, currently facing 13% unemployment, was also dismayed last February when Obama said bailed-out banks shouldn't go to Las Vegas with taxpayer money.",
        "Caption": "Sin City Seethes Over 2nd Obama Diss",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_855",
        "News Article": "(Jun 19, 2016 6:33 AM CDT) There are a lot of things one could purchase with $50,000, including very nice cars or a down payment on a home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor you could buy a few hours with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night. As the AFP reports, StubHub has sold the most expensive non-suite tickets in its history for Game 7 of the NBA Finals, and the courtside tickets went for an eye-popping $49,500. That shattered previous eye-poppers that included $37,000 for tickets to Game 4 of the 2008 NBA Finals (Lakers vs. Celtics), and the $35,000 shelled out for seats to last year's boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. A StubHub rep says the buyer to Sunday's tickets was well-known, adding, per USA Today, that nothing really surprises me with the Warriors. It's Game 7 and it's Silicon Valley, where people have deep pockets.",
        "Caption": "Ticket to Sunday's NBA Game 7? $50K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_856",
        "News Article": "(Nov 28, 2011 5:02 PM) Visiting CNN's Situation Room today, Herman Cain swiftly denied having an extramarital affair with an Atlanta businesswoman. This individual is going to accuse me of an affair for an extended period of time, Cain said. (See the video.) It is someone that I know who is an acquaintance that I thought was a friend. Cain said he's alerted his wife, who groaned, Here we go again. He also said he'll stay in the Republican presidential primary race. The woman, Ginger White, is telling her story on Fox 5 in Atlanta tonight, MyFox Atlanta reports. It was pretty simple, White says of the alleged 13-year affair. It wasn't complicated. I was aware that he was married. And I was also aware I was involved in a very inappropriate situation, relationship. In her TV interview, she will try to prove her story and explain why she's speaking up now. Earlier today, Cain's attorney fired off a preemptive statement saying that this appears to be an accusation of private, alleged consensual conduct between adults\u00e2\u20ac\u201da subject matter which is not a proper subject of inquiry by the media or the public.",
        "Caption": "Cain Denies 13-Year Affair With Atlanta Woman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_857",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2015 12:58 PM) Some 23.1 million Americans tuned in last night for Saturday Night Live's three-and-a-half-hour 40th anniversary tribute to itself, reports Deadline, in the biggest ratings coup for an NBC primetime entertainment special in the decade since a Friends clip show pulled in 36.9 million people on the night of the series finale. It's also NBC's most watched primetime entertainment show since ER scored 23.9 million on the night of Frasier's 2004 finale. Those numbers exclude post-Super Bowl programs, notes the AP. SNL's red carpet special alone hooked 11.1 million viewers. The 40th anniversary special gave last night's NBA All-Star Game some serious competition, notes ESPN, though final numbers aren't yet out.",
        "Caption": "SNL's 40th Snags Monster Ratings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_858",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2013 7:17 AM) After serving three years in a Mexican detention center, a 17-year-old who says he killed four people has been released\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand his next stop is San Antonio, Texas. There, the US-born Edgar Jimenez Lugo, also known as El Ponchis, will be sent to a support center, but he won't be held under lock and key, the Los Angeles Times reports. Apparently he's paid his debt for whatever crimes he was convicted of (in Mexico), and I'm not aware of any charges the US, federal or state, has against him, says a San Antonio-based FBI agent. Jimenez, who reportedly has family in the Texas city, was arrested at age 14 in 2010. Three years was the maximum sentence he could face as a minor in Morelos state, though that has since been increased to five years, the Times notes. He says he was forced to commit the crimes by a cartel boss who said he'd kill Jimenez otherwise, and did so while stoned. The governor of Morelos says the teen made notable strides in detention and that his life would be at risk if he stayed in Mexico. A US embassy spokesman says officials in Mexico and the US are closely coordinating on matters regarding Edgar Lugo's release.",
        "Caption": "Mexican Killer, 17, Goes Free, Moves to Texas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_859",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2008 9:25 AM) More than 10,000 police and security officers will guard President Bush during this week's visit to Jerusalem in a massive effort dubbed Operation Clear Skies. Graffiti has been scrubbed off walls and hundreds of American flags installed throughout the city to mark the first visit by a US president in more than a decade, the Guardian reports. Bush and his entourage will occupy the entire King David Hotel starting Wednesday, when he arrives for a whirlwind 2 days of meetings. Israeli authorities say they're confident that he will be safe during his visit. There will be so much security nobody will be able to get anywhere near the president, vowed a police spokesman.",
        "Caption": "10K to Guard Bush on Israel Visit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_860",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2014 8:05 AM) American Alan Gross landed on US soil this morning, touching down with wife Judy at Andrews Air Force Base after Cuba released him after five years in prison. He was released on humanitarian grounds by the Cuban government at the request of the United States, a senior Obama administration official tells the AP. His release comes as part of a landmark humanitarian prisoner exchange that Obama will announce today, ABC News reports, as well as an overhaul in US-Cuba relations born from more than a year of secret back-channel talks at the highest levels of both governments. Gross may have benefited from the involvement of none other than Pope Francis, who personally appealed to Obama and Castro to restart relations, reports the AP. The two leaders spoke for 45 minutes yesterday in the first such discussion since 1961. Obama is set to speak at noon today, reports CNN. The AP reports the three Cubans that were released as part of the deal are members of the so-called Cuban Five\u00e2\u20ac\u201da group of men who were part of the Wasp Network sent by Cuba's then-President Fidel Castro to spy in South Florida. The men, who are hailed as heroes in Cuba, were convicted in 2001 in Miami on charges including conspiracy and failure to register as foreign agents in the US. Two of the Cuban Five were previously released after finishing their sentences. The New York Times adds that the trio weren't technically exchanged for Gross; rather, they were swapped for a US spy imprisoned for nearly 20 years in Cuba. The AP reports the spy is an unnamed non-American man who helped facilitate some of the most important Cuba-related counterintelligence prosecutions in recent decades, including those of the Cuba Five.",
        "Caption": "5 Years Later, Alan Gross Is on US Soil",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_861",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2008 6:51 PM CDT) A US grand jury has charged 38 Americans and Romanians with stealing credit and debit card numbers in an online phishing scheme, PC World reports. The culprits allegedly sent out emails that resembled official documents, asking people to cough up personal data and account numbers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich they did, by the thousands. Criminals who exploit the power and convenience of the Internet do not recognize national borders; therefore our efforts to prevent their attacks cannot end at our borders either, said Deputy Attorney General Mark Filip.",
        "Caption": "38 Phishers Charged in US and Romania",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_862",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2013 6:34 AM CDT) Bad news for fans of procedural crime dramas: Negotiations between CBS and Time Warner Cable turned so sour last night that the cable network stopped airing CBS and Showtime in major cities. It pulled the plug at midnight Eastern time, following a day of discussions over the retransmission fee Time Warner pays to run CBS' stations\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut put the plug back in half an hour later, after apparently agreeing to keep negotiating for a few more days, the New York Times reports. Both sides pointed a finger at the other. The outrageous demands for fees by CBS Corporation have forced Time Warner Cable to remove several of its networks and broadcast stations from our customers' lineups, TWC wrote in a statement. CBS, on the other hand, says the move came in spite of all our efforts to hammer out a fair agreement, and that the cable provider was engaging in a public campaign of disinformation and voodoo mathematics (featuring wildly inflated percentages) while doggedly restating their positions. TWC says CBS is asking for a 600% fee increase\u00e2\u20ac\u201da figure CBS denies. The deadline for negotiations has now been pushed to Friday, reports CNNMoney, which notes it's at least the 10th extension in the last 30 days. The blackout came as CBS was throwing a party in Beverly Hills to promote its upcoming fall season, the LA Times reports. When CBS CEO Les Moonves was shown TWC's statement, he reportedly declared: We're at war with Time Warner Cable.",
        "Caption": "Time Warner Pulls CBS\u00e2\u20ac\u201d for 30 Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_863",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2016 11:30 AM CDT) One of the activities for participants of Tony Robbins' motivational seminars is walking on hot coals, an activity that, trainers tell WFAA, most people didn't think was possible. And, well, it turns out some of them were sort of right. During Robbins' Unleash the Power Within seminar in Dallas Thursday night, about 40 people were treated by ambulances at the scene for burns to their feet and legs; five of them had to be taken to the hospital. Robbins' website describes the coal-walking activity like so, per the Dallas Morning News: Storm across a bed of hot coals. Once you start doing what you thought was impossible, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll conquer the other fires of your life with ease. But maybe they just didn't believe hard enough, or something? Witnesses say some people were simply too distracted while doing the exercise: There was someone in front of us and someone behind us on their cell phone, taking selfies and taking pictures, says one apparently uninjured fire walker. So I think that that has a lot to do with it. Though 40 people may sound like a lot, WFAA notes that approximately 7,000 people tried the coal-walking exercise. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been doing events with Tony for 23 years, and while it may not look like that way, this was a successful event, the head trainer tells CBS DFW.",
        "Caption": "Tony Robbins' Fire-Walking Exercise Ends Poorly for 40 People",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_864",
        "News Article": "(Oct 16, 2013 11:38 AM CDT) Sean Edwards, a promising British racer and son of ex-Formula One driver Guy Edwards, died yesterday in a crash during training. He was 26. Edwards, the Porsche Supercup Championship leader, was in the passenger seat as an instructor for a private training session at Queensland Raceway at Willowbank, outside Brisbane, Porsche Motorsport said. A 20-year-old local driver was behind the wheel when the car crashed into a tire wall, hit a barrier, and caught fire. The driver was taken to a hospital and is reported to be in critical condition with severe burns and broken bones. Edwards was recently involved in director Ron Howard's movie Rush about the 1976 Formula One season. Guy Edwards was one of the drivers who helped pull Niki Lauda from his burning car during the 1976 German Grand Prix. Hartmut Kristen, Head of Motorsport at Porsche, described the younger Edwards as one of the most popular and successful drivers in the Porsche series. Edwards won the Nurburgring and Dubai 24 Hours this year. The British Motor Sports Association said: Sean was a hugely promising young racer who came through the junior formulas in Britain before making a career in international sports car racing.",
        "Caption": "Promising Racer, 26, Dead in Training Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_865",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2012 1:44 PM) Gov. Nikki Haley may not be into the idea, but her fellow South Carolinians really want to see Stephen Colbert replace Jim DeMint in the Senate. A Public Policy Poll finds that 20% of voters have the Comedy Central host at the top of their wish list, followed by Tim Scott (15%), Trey Gowdy (14%), and Jenny Sanford (11%). Mark Sanford even made it on 8% of the wish lists, even though just 30% of voters have a good opinion of him two years after he left office. But 44% of voters like Jenny Sanford, and if Colbert really is out of the running, she tops the DeMint replacement wish lists at 17%. Haley may want to reconsider her stance on Colbert, since choosing him could boost her popularity\u00e2\u20ac\u201dright now her approval rating is just 42%, making her one of the country's least popular governors. But so far, the only clue she's given as to whom she'll appoint is that it won't be a placeholder who agrees not to run for re-election, Politico reports. In a statement today, Haley said she doesn't want to undermine the effectiveness of DeMint's replacement, and thinks the state will be best served by a US Senator who will work hard day in and day out. That could signal Scott as her likely choice, Politico notes.",
        "Caption": "20% of SC Voters Want Colbert to Replace DeMint",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_866",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 11:11 AM CDT) This story could have had a much unhappier ending: An 8-year-old arrived at his New York City school yesterday with a loaded handgun and sold it to a third-grader for $3. The buyer took it home to show his mother; furious, she told school officials, who reported it to police. The young seller and his dad, 54, the gun\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s registered owner, were arrested for criminal weapons possession. The father was also charged for acting in a manner to injure a minor, the New York Daily News reports.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 8, Sells Gun to Classmate for $3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_867",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2011 7:31 AM CDT) One for the Legendary Fail Department: A person dressed in a Gumby costume attempted to rob a San Diego 7-Eleven on Monday. Here are the problems the would-be criminal ran into: One, the clerk thought it was a joke. Even after Gumby said, This is a robbery, the employee replied he had cleaning duties to attend to and didn't have time for him. Two, if said would-be robber had a weapon, he couldn't get to it. SignonSanDiego reports that Gumby tried to reach into his pockets as if going for a gun, but the costume got in the way. Three, he ended up giving money to, not taking money from, the Rancho Pe\u00c3\u00b1asquitos convenience store. Apparently while fumbling in his pocket, 26 cents fell out, and were left behind. Yep, total fail. The would-be robber apparently had a friend with him, who was also caught on surveillance video; he left mid-scene, got into a minivan, and honked the horn. Though this all went down around 12:30am, the employee, thinking it was a joke, didn't report it. At 6am he told his manager, who called police.",
        "Caption": "Bumbling 'Gumby' Tries to Rob 7-Eleven",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_868",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2016 5:33 AM CDT) Roughly 15 months ago, Malaysia, China, and Australia decided that if they couldn't find the wreckage of Flight MH370 in the designated search area\u00e2\u20ac\u201da portion of the southern Indian Ocean the size of Greece, reports Reuters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat that would basically be it: no expansion of the area unless concrete evidence indicated they should do so. Nothing has been found since that April 2015 decision, but there is a new theory, from the search team led by Dutch engineering group Fugro. Project director Paul Kennedy tells Reuters it's possible the plane, which vanished while traveling from Beijing from Kuala Lumpur with 239 board, was manned at the very end. That would change its trajectory, with the plane not diving but gliding\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor a distance as long as 120 miles, says Kennedy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinto the water after its fuel had run out. The working theory has been that there was no one at the wheel during its final descent, and Reuters identifies Kennedy's comments as the first time officials involved in the search have suggested otherwise. Bloomberg reports Malaysia, China, and Australia are meeting Thursday to discuss the status of the search, which has thus far covered more than 90% of the designated search area. Getting behind the new theory could mean combing an area almost as big as California for the best part of a decade, explains Bloomberg. As for the possibility the searchers just missed the plane's wreckage, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau said in an email the search has been so precise even lumps of coal on the ocean floor have been identified.",
        "Caption": "2-Year Search for MH370 May Have Been in Wrong Place",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_869",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2008 2:43 AM) The map of Europe's car and truck industry is set to be redrawn with Porsche's likely takeover of Volkswagen, the Financial Times reports. Porsche's board voted to boost the sports car manufacturer's stake in Volkswagen to more than 50% yesterday, only hours after Volkswagen said it would buy a controlling interest in Swedish truck company Scania. The combined $225 billion company would be the biggest car and truck firm in Europe. Porsche aims to build an empire that could challenge Toyota for the title of largest and most profitable automaker in the world. Experts say a Porsche takeover of Volkwagen could help VW improve its performance in the key US market. Porsche executives intend to keep VW as a separate brand in a new holding company.",
        "Caption": "Porsche Speeds to $225B Euro Empire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_870",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2008 4:36 PM) The Treasury may try to bring new mortgage rates down to 4.5%\u00e2\u20ac\u201da full percentage point lower than current rates\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto revitalize the housing market, the Wall Street Journal reports. Under the proposal, which is still in the early stages, the department would use Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to lower the rates. The idea comes after months of struggling to hatch a plan to reduce foreclosures and stem falling prices without directly bailing out borrowers and lenders.",
        "Caption": "Treasury May Lower Mortgage Rates to 4.5%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_871",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2013 6:18 AM CDT) Glee actor Cory Monteith has been found dead in a Vancouver hotel room, reports ET Online. The cause of the death hasn't been determined, but the 31-year-old had long battled substance-abuse problems and went through a stint in rehab as recently as April. Monteith, who played Finn Hudson on the show, checked into the Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel on July 6 and was due to leave yesterday, reports the Vancouver Sun. Hotel staffers who checked on him found him clearly deceased, and police do not suspect foul play, reports TMZ. The Calgary native had been dating co-star Lea Michele.",
        "Caption": "Glee Actor Cory Monteith Dead at 31",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_872",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2014 6:20 PM) A killing spree in Canada has left nine people dead at three separate locations in or near Edmonton, reports the CBC. Authorities think one man killed six adults and two children in a domestic dispute before committing suicide. Edmonton police found the first victim, a middle-aged woman, inside a home while responding to a weapons complaint at the address yesterday evening. Shortly after midnight, after getting multiple calls about a potential suicidal male at a separate address, they found the bodies of seven more victims\u00e2\u20ac\u201didentified only as three women, two men, a boy, and a girl, reports the AP. (Police had gone to the home earlier, about 8:30pm, but left after getting no answer and seeing nothing suspicious. After 2am, police spotted the vehicle of the suicidal man outside a restaurant in nearby Fort Saskatchewan. Officers found the man dead inside when they entered about 9am today, reports the Edmonton Sun. Police haven't identified any of the victims or spelled out the relationships between them and the shooter. These events do not appear to be gang-related, but rather tragic incidents of domestic violence, says Edmonton's police chief.",
        "Caption": "9 Dead in Canada Killing Spree",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_873",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2009 9:20 AM) A teenage Dutch sailor who made headlines when she went to court to fight for the right to sail solo around the world has gone missing, police said today. Laura Dekker's boat, Guppy, is still moored at its usual berth and the 14-year-old appears to have left her father's home on her own, a police spokesman said, adding, We do not believe this is a crime. A Dutch court in October blocked Dekker's attempt to become the youngest person to sail alone around the world. Dekker has said she might try to go to New Zealand if Dutch authorities refused to let her sail. A Dutch newspaper reported that Dekker withdrew $5,000 from her bank account a few days ago. We are doing everything we can to get her back, the police spokesman said. We are certainly concerned about her health.",
        "Caption": "Dutch Sailor, 14, Goes Missing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_874",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2014 10:46 AM) We all know Robert Plant is pretty determined not to get the band back together\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut is he so determined that he turned down a $795 million offer to reunite Led Zeppelin? That's what industry sources told the Mirror, though Plant's rep quickly shot down the story. The Mirror's sources said Zep superfan Sir Richard Branson offered the band that much money to do 35 concert dates in three locations (London, Berlin, and New Jersey), but Plant refused despite Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and the son of late drummer John Bonham being on board. It was a no-brainer for [the rest of the band], but Robert asked for 48 hours to think about it, one source says. When he said no and ripped up the paperwork he had been given, there was an enormous sense of shock. There is no way they can go ahead without him. But Plant's publicist calls the story rubbish. Even so, earlier this year Page told the Guardian, Everyone would love to play more concerts for the band. [Robert]'s just playing games, and I'm fed up with it, to be honest with you. (And last month, he told fans not to hold their breath.)",
        "Caption": "Did Plant Turn Down $795M to Reunite Led Zeppelin?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_875",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2019 3:30 PM CDT) A balcony inside a nightclub in South Korea collapsed on Saturday, killing two people and injuring 16, including an American and other athletes at the world swimming championships, officials said. Hundreds were at the nightclub in the southern city of Gwangju when the collapse occurred next to the athletes' village, the AP reports. Two South Korean men died while 16 others were injured, police say. According to a police account, the injured include 10 foreigners, eight of them athletes who were in Gwangju to participate in the swimming championships. Among the athletes were three Americans, two New Zealanders, one Dutch, one Italian, and one Brazilian, a police officer says, requesting anonymity ahead of an official announcement.",
        "Caption": "Balcony Collapse Kills 2, Injures 8 Swimming Athletes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_876",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2011 3:42 PM CDT) Stocks had their best day in more than a week today, with the Dow jumping a whopping 322 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P gained 101 and 39 points respectively. Investors are betting that the Federal Reserve will heap more stimulus on the economy this week, Bloomberg reports, while a market analyst tells MarketWatch that the rally should be chalked up to a shift in investor psychology.",
        "Caption": "Stocks Soar, Dow Up 322",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_877",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2016 4:57 PM CDT) The death of a 4-month-old Connecticut boy in March has been ruled a homicide after toxic levels of Benadryl were found in his system, Fox 61 reports. According to the Fairfield Citizen, Carol Cardillo, who runs a home daycare, gave Adam Seagull a bottle, then put him down for a nap March 22. She called 911 three hours later when she couldn't wake the baby. It was revealed following Adam's death that Cardillo had been running the daycare without a license for 11 years. Adam had no apparent signs of trauma and hadn't been sick when he died, leading investigators to originally believe he died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, People reports. But a toxicology report found elevated levels of Benadryl in Adam's system. The FDA warns against giving the medication to children under 2 years old as there is a high risk of overdose. Fairfield police chief Gary MacNamara calls Adam's death a parent's worst nightmare. No charges have been filed, but MacNamara says that will change. The consumption of the medication wasn't accidental, MacNamara tells People. I am not saying there was intent to kill the baby, but as a result of that Benadryl, this child died. Police are trying to figure out who gave Adam Benadryl and why. Cardillo's daycare has been shut down. (Last month, a babysitter was charged with murder after an infant was killed with a dose of Benadryl.)",
        "Caption": "4-Month-Old Baby Killed by Benadryl at Daycare",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_878",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2016 7:50 AM) Over four decades, two Catholic bishops in Pennsylvania covered up the abuse of hundreds of children at the hands of more than 50 religious leaders, according to a grand jury report. A 147-page document notes Joseph Adamec and James Hogan of the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese moved offending priests between parishes, paid off victims, and even threatened them with excommunication, per the Christian Science Monitor. One accused clergyman was moved to a school for boys, per the AP. Hogan, who led the diocese from 1966 to 1986, died in 2005; Adamec, his successor who retired in 2011, refused to testify. The report was compiled using secret diocese documents, including some found in a safe, Pennsylvania AG Kathleen Kane tells the Wall Street Journal. No charges have been laid because the statute of limitations has either run out or the alleged abusers have died. These predators desecrated a sacred trust and preyed upon their victims in the very places where they should have felt most safe, Kane says. Just as troubling is the cover-up perpetrated by clergy leaders that allowed this abuse to continue for decades. The report describes a kind of guide leaders used to determine how much money victims should be offered to keep quiet. Payments to victims of above clothing, genital fondling started at $10,000, while victims of sodomy; intercourse were paid $50,000 to $175,000, per the report. Adamec's attorney says his client deeply regrets any harm that has come to children who were victimized, but adds the claims against him are unfounded. This is a painful and difficult time, adds the current bishop of the diocese, home to 90,000 Catholics. I urge the faithful to join me in praying for all victims of abuse.",
        "Caption": "2 Pa. Bishops Hid the Abuse of Hundreds of Kids: AG",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_879",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2012 2:52 AM) Neither concern for the planet nor a weak global economy have been able to keep carbon emissions down, researchers say. Emissions rose 3.6% to a new record last year and have risen another 2.6% so far this year, putting the planet on what now appears to be an inevitable path toward climate change and more extreme weather, reports the New York Times. China and India's rapidly expanding economies led the emissions growth, which was more than enough to cancel out falling emission levels from Europe and the US. Representatives from nearly 200 countries are meeting in Doha to discuss climate change, but few expect the conference to bring the world much closer to solving the problem. Researchers warn that the internationally agreed upon goal of limiting warming to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit is rapidly moving out of reach. The goal will become unachievable unless large and concerted global mitigation efforts are initiated soon, says the scientist who leads the carbon tracking project.",
        "Caption": "World Carbon Emissions Hit New Record in 2011",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_880",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2016 11:40 AM CDT) If you want any bus driver taking your kids to and from school, it's Renita Smith. That's likely the feeling of nearly two dozen sets of parents in Maryland's Prince George's County after Smith yanked their children off a school bus that burst into flames Monday, ABC News reports. Smith had made just a few stops on her afternoon run in College Park when she heard beeping and saw smoke. But when she stopped the bus to call for help, her heart stopped at the sight of flames in her rearview mirror. I \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 undid my seatbelt, jumped up, got my babies, and got off, she says, adding that after she got all of the kids off the bus, the entire vehicle became engulfed in black smoke and flames. I felt scared, a student on the bus tells WJLA. I was about to cry but my brother did instead, so I helped him. Local residents rushed to the scene to help escort the 20 schoolchildren from Glenarden Woods Elementary School to safety. But Smith, a mother of two, was still uneasy, WUSA reports. She feared one of the younger kids may have dozed off on the ride home and was still on the bus\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso she ran back inside. She \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 checked each seat to see if any of the students were left there, a resident at the scene tells ABC. It's a fairly long bus. Fire officials say there were no injuries, per the AP, and investigators are looking into the fire, which they believe started near one of the back wheels. My biggest reward is my babies are safe, Smith tells WUSA. They're my children until I drop them off to their biological parents. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I did what moms do. (A sadder ending for another heroic bus driver.)",
        "Caption": "Hero Driver Saves 20 Kids From Burning Bus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_881",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2015 9:50 AM CDT) The world's oldest known flower dating back 130 million years is an aquatic species called Montsechia found fossilized in limestone deposits in Spain. But it wouldn't necessarily be recognized as a flower today, given it didn't boast petals or nectar-producing structures. The fruit contains a single seed \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthus making it an angiosperm, or flowering plant\u00e2\u20ac\u201d which is borne upside down, says Indiana University paleobotanist David Dilcher, who with colleagues reports these findings in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The plant thrived in freshwater lakes in what are now Spain's mountainous regions, and while Phys.org reports that the fossils were first discovered more than 100 years ago, the ones used in this study were poorly understood and even misinterpreted when analyzed at earlier points, Dilcher says. One way to spread seed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich in angiosperms is typically done by getting other animals (think bees) or elements (think wind) to carry pollen to other members of the same species\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis through water currents. In fact today's descendants of Montsechia, called Ceratophyllum, are found in lakes on every continent, and they behave similarly. Flowers are all about sex, Dilcher tells Newsweek. Right at the start [of angiosperm evolution], this was another method that flowering plants were using for their genetic exchange. Whether Montsechia is the world's oldest flower has yet to be determined, but it is the oldest flower we have found to date, suggesting that angiosperms have their earliest roots in water instead of on land. (Michigan officials are warning about a plant that can blind you.)",
        "Caption": "World's '1st Flower' Dates Back 130M Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_882",
        "News Article": "(May 10, 2010 2:39 AM CDT) European officials hammered out a $960 billion bailout fund for nations facing the prospect of default. The bailout is nominally to provide the euro with stability, but is mainly pointed at Greece, with a secondary eye to Spain and Portugal, which are both teetering on economic chaos, reports the Times of London. We are placing considerable sums in the interest of stability in Europe, said Spain's finance minister. European markets were rebounding on the news.",
        "Caption": "EU Forges $960B Bailout Fund",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_883",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2010 1:06 PM CDT) Al-Qaeda has selected a new chief of global operations, and he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s intimately familiar with the US. Adnan Shukrijumah, a 35-year-old who spent 15 years growing up in the Florida and Brooklyn, has taken over the job once held by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the FBI tells the AP. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been indicted in last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s attempted suicide bombing in New York, and linked with several other planned attacks. Shukrijumah is believed to be the first former permanent US resident to become an al-Qaeda leader, and it makes him especially dangerous, an FBI counterterrorism agent says. He knows how the system works. He knows how to get a driver\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s license. He knows how to get a passport. Shukrijumah\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s mother, who still lives in Florida, says she can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t believe the accusations. This boy would never do evil stuff, she says. He loved this country.",
        "Caption": "Al-Qaeda's New Leader Lived in US for 15 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_884",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2011 8:07 AM CDT) A few minutes past midnight, the Texas Rangers had one more victory over Justin Verlander\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the Detroit Tigers lost yet another wet playoff opener started by their ace. If anywhere in the country has a drought, just bring me in and I'll fix that, Verlander said after the Rangers beat him 3-2 last night in Game 1 of the AL championship series opener. Before the game was interrupted twice by rain for a total of 1 hour, 50 minutes in the top of the fifth inning, Nelson Cruz broke a postseason slump with a home run and the defending AL champions scored all of their runs off Verlander. The likely AL Cy Young Award winner was 24-5 during the regular and had been 3-0 with a 1.29 ERA in three previous career starts at hitter-friendly Rangers Ballpark, allowing three runs in 21 innings. Texas matched that run total in four innings when it counted most. I just didn't have it. My location wasn't very good at all, Verlander said. The rain delays were the first at Rangers Ballpark since May 24. This season was played during one of the hottest and driest summers ever in North Texas, including 27 games when the temperature was 100 degrees or more at first pitch. Game 2 is tonight.",
        "Caption": "Rangers Tame Tigers 3-2 in ALCS Opener",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_885",
        "News Article": "(Jun 17, 2009 6:36 AM CDT) The owner of hero 9\/11 sniffer dog Trakr has been presented with four new bouncing baby ... Trakrs, reports TMZ. The four black puppies with piercing blue eyes are all clones of their hero pop. Just in time, too\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe original Trakr died in April at the age of 15. He was picked as super clone worthy by the California company BioArts International as part of its Golden Clone Giveaway.",
        "Caption": "Owner Gets Clones of Hero 9\/11 Dog",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_886",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2014 2:38 AM) A Beaumont, Texas, gun shop got a little more attention that it had bargained for with a rather unusual promotional stunt\u00e2\u20ac\u201da teenager in a banana costume standing by the road with an AK-47 on Saturday morning. Police briefly detained the 18-year-old after fielding calls from concerned citizens who saw him at a busy intersection, reports the Houston Chronicle. The police press release notes, The rifle had a drum magazine attached with at least a 50-round capacity. The teenager, who had the rifle across his back with the barrel pointing down and carried a sign with an arrow pointing to the store, was cited for violating a city ordinance that bans soliciting along roadways, KMBT reports. Golden Triangle Tactical owner Derek Poe says the plan was to alert customers to the store's new location. His shop was previously located in Parkdale Mall, reports 12 News, and Poe had a run-in with cops there in December while walking toward his store with an assault rifle on his back. He says he was within his rights; police charged him with disorderly conduct.",
        "Caption": "Cops Bust Banana Toting an AK-47",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_887",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2019 5:05 PM CDT) Dutch police say they have arrested another man on suspicion of involvement in the deadly tram shooting in Utrecht, the AP reports. Police said in a statement late Tuesday that the 40-year-old man was arrested in the afternoon by heavily armed officers in Utrecht. They say the man is suspected of involvement in the shooting. His role is under further investigation. Police say that two other men arrested following Monday's shooting that left three people dead and three seriously wounded have been released and are no longer considered suspects. The main suspect, 37-year-old Gokmen Tanis, remains in custody.",
        "Caption": "2nd Man Arrested in Tram Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_888",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2008 9:01 AM CDT) The iPhone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s new App Store has exceeded the company\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s wildest expectations, tallying up average sales of $1 million per day, Steve Jobs said today in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. Apple\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s on pace to make $360 million from the store this year. This thing's going to crest a half a billion, soon, says Jobs. I've never seen anything like this in my career for software. But stratospheric sales and revenue numbers won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t translate into much profit, since Apple takes just enough money from sales to cover costs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut Jobs thinks the store helps sell the iPhone in the same way iTunes boosted the iPod. Jobs also confirmed rumors that the phone has a controversial means of disabling undesirable programs, saying, Hopefully we never have to pull that lever, but we would be irresponsible not to have a lever like that to pull.",
        "Caption": "App Store Selling $1M a Day: Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_889",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2014 2:45 PM) Stephen Pollard still can't digest what happened: His 23-year-old son Preston drove more than 1,000 miles from Texas to Florida and allegedly shot his girlfriend's stepmother and her dad before killing himself in his car, WFAA reports. I know my son, Stephen says of the Christmas morning carnage. That's not him, he was not a mean person. Stephen believes his son went from Venus, Texas, to Florida's Marion County to pick up his girlfriend for the holidays after she reneged on a plane ticket Preston had sent her. Florida authorities say he arrived just after midnight and opened fire on his girlfriend's step-mother, 55-year-old Mary Lou Hutson, who suffered critical injuries. He then allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend's 36-year-old dad, Richard Hutson. They opened the door and he started shooting, a sheriff's rep tells the Ocala Star-Banner. The girlfriend (described as an ex in some reports) and three children reportedly hid in the bathroom during the shootings and were unharmed, WFMY reports. Authorities say Preston sped off after the shootings and was cornered by police in Okaloosa County a few hours later, when he shot himself. Stephen Pollard is still struggling with the official story, saying that his son didn't have a record or a gun, was in the Air Force, and had lived with his girlfriend's family for a time in Florida. Why would he drive all that way to kill somebody? he asks.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Man Drove 1K Miles to Shoot Girlfriend's Family",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_890",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2010 4:56 AM CDT) A 25-year-old Dutch woman has admitted she gave birth to four babies, then put them in suitcases that she stored in her parents' house. The woman was arrested after a neighbor contacted police because he thought it was strange she had some suspicious pregnancies, CNN reports. The woman had told her neighbors she just kept gaining and losing lots of weight. Dutch authorities are conducting forensic tests to determine the cause of the newborns' deaths, and when they occurred.",
        "Caption": "Mom Stashed 4 Babies in Suitcases",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_891",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2011 9:23 AM CDT) One in 13 American kids suffers from food allergies, a study finds: That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 6 million children, double the number most recently estimated by the CDC. Some 40% of them have severe reactions to the foods in question, most commonly peanuts and milk, a figure researchers say emphasizes the fact that food allergies aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t just annoyances, but can be dangerous. Researchers studied 40,104 children through online interviews with parents. The findings mean 8% of US kids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor about two per classroom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave food allergies. The new data confirms that food allergy is a substantial public health problem, says an investigator with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The study was funded by parent-founded advocacy group the Food Allergy Initiative, which is working with the CDC to create guidelines on how to handle food allergies in schools, the AP reports. (Here's one messy case of a school clashing with a student who is allergic to peanuts.)",
        "Caption": "1 in 13 US Kids Has Food Allergy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_892",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2016 6:35 AM) Use of plastic has increased 20-fold in the past half-century; production of the ubiquitous material is expected to double again in the next 20 years (and nearly quadruple over the next 50). And, CNN Money reports, nearly a third of all plastic packaging escapes collection systems. As for where the rest goes, more than 8 million tons of plastics end up entering our oceans each year, where the pieces can survive for hundreds of years. There are believed to be 165 million tons of it in the ocean right now. We're dumping the equivalent of one garbage truck's worth into the ocean per minute; that's projected to jump to four per minute by 2050, according to a report released Tuesday by the World Economic Forum and Ellen MacArthur Foundation. And that report has an ominous warning: We're on track to have more plastic than fish, by weight, in the world's oceans by 2050. (Right now, the ratio is about 1:5, plastics to fish. And the discarded plastic that doesn't end up in the ocean is likely be put in a landfill; those two resting places end up holding about 70% of our plastic, the Washington Post reports. Just 5% of plastics are effectively recycled, according to the Guardian. It's not just a problem of pollution. After a short first-use cycle, 95% of plastic packaging material value, or $80 to $120 billion annually, is lost to the economy, the report says. The solution? A new plastics economy, per the report, that includes more recycling, reusable packaging, and compostable plastic packaging. After-use plastics could, with circular economy thinking, be turned into valuable feedstock, Martin R. Stuchtey, who helped produce the report, tells the Guardian. (This tiny animal may solve a big pollution problem.)",
        "Caption": "By 2050, Our Oceans Will Hold More Plastic Than Fish",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_893",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2014 1:37 AM CDT) The winner of California's biggest-ever lottery jackpot has a sense of humor\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe turned up to claim the $425 million Powerball prize on April Fool's Day, wearing a T-shirt featuring Yoda and the words Luck of the Jedi I have, reports the San Jose Mercury News. B. Raymond Buxton, a 59-year-old who retired after the lottery draw in February, says he couldn't sleep for days after learning he had the winning ticket, bought at a San Jose-area gas station. Buxton\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho covered his face with the giant check while posing for photos\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays that after learning of the win, he hunkered down for weeks and hired legal, financial, and PR representation before coming forward, the LA Times reports. He opted to take the prize in one $242 million lump sum, and says he plans to set up a charity focused on areas of pediatric health, child hunger, and education, while still trying to find a way to live a normal and discreet life. The big win couldn't happen to a nicer guy, a spokesman says. He wants to be a winner who affects lives in a positive way.",
        "Caption": "Savvy Lotto Winner Waits 6 Weeks, Then Claims $425M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_894",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2010 4:42 PM CDT) You might want to have a hamburger while you can\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbeef is likely to become as pricey and exclusive as caviar over the next 40 years, predicts a UN agriculture expert. The production costs of raising cows, especially for water, are just too high to accommodate inexorable rises in world population and the hunger for beef, said Henning Steinfeld of the Food and Agriculture Organization. By 2050, beef will cease to be a mass product and could become the caviar of the future, he told a conference in Argentina. The necessary resources for the production of beef will be three, four, five times higher than those of chicken and pork. As a result, beef will be what salmon was 50 years ago. Details at MercoPress and UPI.",
        "Caption": "Only Rich Will Eat Beef in 2050",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_895",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2010 8:29 AM CDT) New applications for unemployment insurance reached the half-million mark last week for the first time since November, a sign that employers are likely cutting jobs again as the economy slows. The Labor Department said today that initial claims for jobless benefits rose by 12,000 last week to 500,000, the fourth increase in the past five weeks. Wall Street economists forecast that claims would drop. The four-week average, a less volatile measure, rose by 8,000 to 482,500, the highest since December. There were no special factors that distorted the numbers, a Labor Department analyst said. The increase suggests the economy is creating even fewer jobs than in the first half of this year, when private employers added an average of about 100,000 jobs per month\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbarely enough to keep the unemployment rate from rising.",
        "Caption": "Jobless Claims Hit 9-Month High",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_896",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2013 4:53 PM CDT) Things have come so far since Meg Ryan falling in love with Tom Hanks over AOL was considered a novel enough concept to make a film about it. Now more than a third of marriages in the US start out online, according to a survey of 19,000 people who married between 2005 and 2012. Of those who hooked up virtually before physically, 45% met through dating sites, while others met through chat sites, forums, and social media, reports USA Today. The study has caused some controversy, however: The research was commissioned and financed by dating site eHarmony. Lead author John Cacioppo is a psychologist and the director of the Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience at the University of Chicago ... but also on eHarmony's Scientific Advisory Board. But Cacioppo, who did the study with two independent statisticians from Harvard, defends the results. I set stipulations that it would be about science and not about eHarmony, he says. I had an agreement with eHarmony that I had complete control and we would publish no matter what we found and the data would be available to everyone.",
        "Caption": "33% of Marriages Now Begin Online",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_897",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2009 5:19 AM CDT) Italian prosecutors are preparing to question up to 30 women, including eastern European models, as part of a probe into the alleged procurement of prostitutes for Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The sex scandal widened yesterday when a photo emerged of two young women in short dresses posing in what appears to be Belusconi's private home. One of the women photographed said Berlusconi instructed another girl to go and wait for me in the big bed. The photographs were taken by Barbara Montereale, 23, who also claims to have audio and video recordings of one of Berlusconi's parties. She handed over the photos to La Repubblica, a center-left newspaper not part of Berlusconi's media empire. Police are investigating a young business acquaintance of Berlusconi on suspicion of abetting prostitution. The prime minister has denied any criminal activity.",
        "Caption": "Berlusconi Hooker Probe to Quiz 30 Women",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_898",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2016 5:21 PM CDT) By the time he was 18, London native Joshua Browder had already racked up 30 parking tickets, the Guardian reports. That's even more impressive considering the legal driving age in the UK is 18. I decided that instead of paying for them, I should try and fight, Browder says in a blog post. Less than two years later, the 19-year-old Stanford student's artificially intelligent chatbot\u00e2\u20ac\u201d the world's first robot lawyer \u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas successfully appealed 160,000 parking tickets in London and New York. I created it for a few family and friends and could never have imagined that in a few short months it would have appealed over $4 million [in parking tickets]. Browder's DoNotPay guides people through appealing tickets with simple questions, such as whether parking signs were clearly visible, at no charge. In 2015, New York City issued a record $1.9 billion in traffic fines. I think the people getting parking tickets are the most vulnerable in society, Browder tells Venture Beat. These people aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t looking to break the law. I think they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re being exploited as a revenue source by the local government. With a success rate of 64% so far, DoNotPay is cutting into that revenue stream. The government don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t like me very much, but people with parking tickets do, Browder says in the blog post. DoNotPay is scheduled to expand to Seattle next, but Browder isn't stopping there. He hopes to launch robot lawyers for refugees, people who are HIV positive, and more. (Busted on Facebook, a police chief issued himself a parking ticket.)",
        "Caption": "Robot Lawyer Helps Humans Beat 160K Parking Tickets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_899",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2016 9:06 AM) Two days after a powerful earthquake shook southern Taiwan, at least four more survivors have been pulled from the rubble of a collapsed 17-story apartment building in Tainan, the AP reports. A woman who called out Here I am! was found under the body of her husband, while rescuers also discovered a 42-year-old man and a 28-year-old Vietnamese woman. An 8-year-old girl was also pulled to safety. She is awake, but looks dehydrated, lost some temperature, the Tainan mayor says. I asked her if there's anything wrong with her body. She shook her head. The death toll is currently hovering at just under 40, but more than 100 people are still missing, per Reuters. So far, at least 170 survivors have been pulled from the wreckage of the building, which the Miami Herald says folded like an accordion during the 6.4-magnitude temblor. A rescuer tells the paper that it takes a few hours to complete a search for just one household and sometimes it takes two hours just to go forward \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 12 inches. Not many buildings were damaged in the quake, mainly because Taiwan holds high building standards. The government says it will investigate whether this building's construction was subpar, with both the outgoing and incoming Taiwanese presidents noting more work needs to be done to ensure building safety, per Reuters. Suspicions about this particular building were heightened by witnesses who say they spotted big commercial cans of cooking oil shoved into wall cavities as makeshift building materials. I told my son not to buy an apartment here; it was suspiciously cheap, a man who's trying to help rescuers find his young grandsons tells the Herald.",
        "Caption": "8-Year-Old, 3 Others Rescued 2 Days After Taiwan Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_900",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2011 5:56 PM CDT) President Obama will address the nation at 9pm tonight, in the wake of dueling debt ceiling plans offered this afternoon by House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Boehner, whose proposal is coming under fire from conservatives, will give a short rebuttal afterward. All networks will carry both addresses, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "Obama Plans 9pm Address",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_901",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2012 8:57 AM) Yet another poll puts Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, and Rick Santorum 1-2-3 in Iowa two days before the state's caucuses. The poll, conducted by the Des Moines Register over four days last week, puts Romney at 24%, Paul at 22%, and Santorum at 15%. However, the pollster says, Momentum\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s name is Rick Santorum. Look at the final two days of polling separately and you'll see a surging Santorum in second place, with 21%, while Paul drops to 18% and Romney stays at 24%. A lot could still change between now and Tuesday: 41% of likely caucusgoers said they could change their minds. Over the full four days of the poll, Newt Gingrich came in fourth with 12%, followed by Rick Perry (11%) and Michele Bachmann (7%).",
        "Caption": "Romney, Paul, Santorum 1-2-3 in Another Iowa Poll",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_902",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2014 11:28 AM CDT) The US almost had three more sexual frustration-fueled murders this weekend. At around 1:45am on Saturday\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust hours after the Santa Barbara shootings\u00e2\u20ac\u201da Texas man opened fire on three women who refused to have sex with him and his friends, Fox 40 and the Stockton Record report. The women accompanied the men to a location, but when they refused to get down and\/or dirty, the men ordered them to leave, and a suspect identified as Keith Binder, 21, allegedly fired eight rounds at them as they did. Thankfully, no one was injured.",
        "Caption": "Man Shoots at 3 Women Who Turned Down Sex",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_903",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2009 6:38 AM CDT) A Michigan man believes he has solved the mystery of his own 1955 kidnapping, the New York Daily News reports. A decade ago, John Barnes' mother hinted on her deathbed that he was not her biological son. After extensive research, Barnes uncovered the unsolved case of a toddler\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho had a dime-size birthmark and snaking facial scar similar to his own\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsnatched outside a bakery on Long Island 54 years ago. Barnes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho resembles the father of the kidnapped toddler, now an Iowa farmer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays preliminary DNA comparisons with the boy's sister indicate they may be related. The FBI\u00c2 are now involved in the case and Barnes will learn if he is indeed Steven Damman when tests come back in 30 to 60 days. I'm about 99% convinced, he said. But I want the FBI to tell me.",
        "Caption": "Mich. Man Says He's NY Toddler Snatched in 1955",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_904",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2013 12:02 PM CDT) The proud new owner of an apartment in Paris opened the door to find a crazy, grisly thing: the mummified remains of the previous owner, reports AFP. Authorities think the man hanged himself eight years earlier, but the body went undetected because he lived such an isolated life. The 40-year-old native of Cambodia had just lost his job and was struggling to pay the bills when he killed himself. The bank finally took repossession of the property and sold it at auction, apparently without bothering to inspect it first, reports the Independent. The body was in perfect condition, as was the apartment, says a police official.",
        "Caption": "Corpse Found Hanging in Apartment After 8 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_905",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2012 3:19 AM CDT) The Flaming Lips have rocked their way into the record books by playing eight gigs in eight cities in the space of 24 hours, toppling Jay-Z's record of seven. The veteran psychedelic rockers from Oklahoma kicked off the tour with a gig in Memphis and finished up in New Orleans with 20 minutes to spare, StarPulse reports. Stars including Jackson Browne and Grace Potter joined the band for duets along the way. The tour was more about the fans than getting into the Guinness Book of World Records, frontman Wayne Coyne says\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he's happy to have broken the record. To be published alongside the man who ate 22 pounds of his own boogers, beside the woman with the longest toenails, or perhaps even to be published beside an individual who has had maybe 1,000 cockroaches stuffed into their ears ... that, to me, would be one of life's absurd joys, he says.",
        "Caption": "Flaming Lips Smash Record With 8 Gigs in 24 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_906",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2020 3:17 AM CDT) Two men have filed a lawsuit against Kevin Spacey under New York's Child Victims Act, which extended the state's statute of limitations for child sex abuse. Both plaintiffs accuse the actor of abusing them in the 1980s when they were around 14 years old, the New York Times reports. One plaintiff is anonymous, and the other is Star Trek: Discovery cast member Anthony Rapp, who first aired his allegations against Spacey in 2017. In the lawsuit, Rapp says that after Spacey invited him to a party at his Manhattan home in 1986, the actor grabbed him by the buttocks, lifted him onto a bed, and laid down on top of him. Rapp says he suffered psychological injuries, severe emotional distress, humiliation, fright, anger, depression and anxiety, reports TMZ. After Rapp, the first of numerous people to accuse Spacey of sexual misconduct, came forward in 2017, Spacey said he didn't remember the incident, but apologized for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior. The other plaintiff in the lawsuit said he was a 14-year-old acting student when he met Spacey in the early 1980s. He said he engaged in sexual acts with Spacey on several occasions. In the lawsuit, he states that he fled Spacey's apartment after the actor sexually assaulted him despite him resisting and saying no.",
        "Caption": "Lawsuit Accuses Spacey of Molesting 2 Teenagers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_907",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2011 2:44 PM CDT) Count Nancy Grace among the Dancing With the Stars contestants who have lost weight, People reports. But she's nervous too: My nerves are much, much worse, the CNN host said at a Power of Women Event in Beverly Hills on Friday. I'm a fish out of water on the dance floor. It's a lot more nerve wracking than trying a murder case. Still, it has an upside: If you would have told me five to seven hours of dance practice was fun, I would have never believed you, she said, but it is. As for the weight loss, she has inadvertently lost 10 lbs. on the I'm-too-tired-to-eat diet, she said. By the time I get the children [3-year-old twins Lucy and John David] ready for school, then practice and then come home, I'm like exhausted.",
        "Caption": "Grace: Down 10 Pounds Prepping for DWTS",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_908",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2008 7:51 AM CDT) Iceland is in talks to receive a $5.43 billion loan from Russia to stave off economic collapse, as the tiny Nordic country nationalized yet another bank and fixed its currency's to the euro. An oversized banking system has left Iceland dangerously exposed to market gyrations, and the prime minister yesterday warned that the country was on the verge of default. There is a very real danger, \u00c2 said PM\u00c2 Geir Haarde, that the Icelandic economy, in the worst case, could be sucked with the banks into the whirlpool and the result could be national bankruptcy. \u00c2 The nationalization of Landsbanki, a bank with branches worldwide, drove the krona down further still; it has lost 31% of its value against the dollar in the past month.",
        "Caption": "Russia Drops $5.4B on Iceland's Imploding Economy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_909",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2016 9:43 AM) Harper Lee, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of To Kill a Mockingbird, is dead at the age of 89, multiple sources from her Alabama hometown tell AL.com. Lee, born in Monroeville as Nelle Harper Lee in 1926, moved to New York in 1949 and got a job as an airlines reservations clerk while writing on the side. She submitted the Mockingbird manuscript eight years later. LB Lippincott & Co. asked her to rewrite it, and it was eventually published in 1960. It won the Pulitzer Prize the next year, and the movie version was released in 1962. Lee returned to Monroeville to help her ailing older sister, Alice. In 2007, Lee herself suffered a stroke. No further details of her death or any services that might be planned have yet been announced. A Broadway version of Mockingbird is on the way, and Lee's lawyer says there might be a third Lee book out there that bridges the events of Mockingbird and the recently published\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand controversial\u00e2\u20ac\u201dGo Set a Watchman.",
        "Caption": "Harper Lee Dead at 89",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_910",
        "News Article": "(Feb 15, 2016 7:15 AM) In a case of better late than never, a purse that went missing more than a decade ago has been found in the ceiling of a bank in Oklahoma City. Now the bag is headed back to its owner, Julie Curry, who now lives in Cherokee, Kan., KFOR reports. Curry's husband, Bill Sipp, likens the discovery to a time capsule. It will be interesting ... when it shows up, he says. A construction worker came across the purse while pushing a ceiling tile during an inspection at First National Bank, and a business card put him on the trail to Curry. A court reporter at the time, Curry was in the building 14 years ago to meet with an attorney, as Sipp remembers it. He says his wife interacted with a hostile witness that day. Had they thought about the purse much during the intervening years? No way, he says. Out of sight, out of mind. Decorated with images of horses and dogs, the purse was symbolic of Curry and Sipp's shared pastime: The couple used to fox-hunt with their dogs, a KFOR anchor says. They'd chase coyotes on horseback.",
        "Caption": "14 Years Later, They Found Her Purse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_911",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2016 4:55 PM CDT) More than 1 million goldfish now have a giant fishbowl to call home in a Phoenix suburb, the AP reports. Tempe officials dumped roughly 1.2 million goldfish and minnows into Tempe Town Lake on Friday. They say the fish will serve as a natural insect control for midge flies' larvae, which are at the bottom. According to KPNX, the fish were transported from Arkansas by truck. The man-made Tempe Town Lake already holds a variety of fish, including bass and carp. The goldfish are expected to be a food source for the larger fish. The lake was drained in March to replace a dam at its west end. It's expected to reopen in May. Officials say the new dam will be more cost-effective and dependable and last for at least 50 years.",
        "Caption": "1M Goldfish Have a New Fish Bowl to Call Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_912",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2013 7:00 AM) In 44 states, the gay spouse of an active-duty National Guard member can register for a military spouse ID card at his or her partner's base and begin getting federal marriage benefits. But in six states, it's not so easy. As the New York Times explains, bases in Texas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and West Virginia haven't followed the Pentagon's order regarding benefits, and instead have instructed couples to travel (often long distances to) federal bases to get the ID. Their logic: The National Guard units are state agencies that have to adhere to state laws\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike gay marriage bans. Says Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin: Sending gay military couples to federal bases protects the integrity of our state Constitution and sends a message to the federal government that they cannot simply ignore our laws or the will of the people. The Times recounts the story of one couple whose registration for benefits was rejected at Camp Mabry in Austin, with officials there suggesting the pair head to Fort Hood, which is 70 miles away. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says such a policy causes division among the ranks, and it furthers prejudice \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile breaking federal law.",
        "Caption": "6 States Defy Pentagon on Gay Military Benefits",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_913",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2011 4:15 AM CDT) An Oklahoma man has shattered Antiques Roadshow records with a set of Chinese teacups carved from rhinoceros horn. The show's experts appraised the cups, believed to be from the late 17th or early 18th century, at between $1 million and $1.5 million, making them the most valuable antiques uncovered in the television program's 16-year history. The show's producers say the buyer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho chose to remain anonymous because he lives in a small town and is worried about security\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbought the cups cheaply in the '70s and had no idea of their true worth, reports the New York Post. After the appraisal the man quipped: I guess I won't have to rely on Social Security anymore.",
        "Caption": "Antiques Roadshow Makes $1.5M Find",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_914",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2010 3:43 AM CDT) A 4-year-old girl who seriously injured an elderly woman in a bicycle accident was old enough to know better and can thereby be sued for negligence, a Manhattan judge decided yesterday. The 87-year-old woman fractured her hip after being hit by the girl and a friend who were racing bikes with training wheels on a city sidewalk. The woman died three weeks later, and her estate filed a lawsuit against the children and their parents. The judge didn't determine liability in the case\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly that the girl can be sued. There was no evidence that the girl lacked intelligence or maturity, and nothing to indicate that another child of similar age and capacity under the circumstances could not have reasonably appreciated the danger of riding a bicycle into an elderly woman, the judge wrote, citing cases from as far back as 1928. He decided that the girl's mother, who was present at the time, didn't encourage her daughter's risky behavior, and that she played no active role in the incident, the New York Times reports. A parent\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s presence alone does not give a reasonable child carte blanche to engage in risky behavior such as running across a street, the judge wrote.",
        "Caption": "Court: Girl, 4, Can Be Sued for Negligence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_915",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2012 8:19 AM CDT) As women age, they tend to replace their husbands\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith their daughters. A new study finds that when women hit their 40s, their closest confidant shifts from their spouse to a woman about 25 years younger\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpresumably a daughter. Researchers analyzed almost 2 billion cell phone calls and 489 million texts to come to their conclusions, identifying the first and second best friends of each participant based on who he or she called and texted most often, the Los Angeles Times reports. During early adulthood, No. 1 for both men and women tended to be a same-aged member of the opposite sex, most likely a significant other. But by their 40s, women tended to shift attention to daughters, as the male moved to the No. 2 position. Meanwhile, women remained in the No. 1 position for men, with either a presumed daughter or son\u00e2\u20ac\u201dno preference was shown\u00e2\u20ac\u201doccupying the No. 2 slot. Researchers say evolution could explain the findings: Women tend to help with grandchildren in order to ensure their genes survive, while men are able to reproduce later in life than women and thus may have more of an interest in keeping a female in the top spot.",
        "Caption": "For Older Women, Daughter \u00e2\u20ac\u201dNot Husband\u00e2\u20ac\u201dIs No. 1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_916",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2012 6:02 AM CDT) Mobile devices are keeping huge numbers of workers chained to the office in their downtime, according to a study by Good Technology. Some 80% of workers polled by the company said they kept working after leaving the office mainly by answering calls and emails, and half of those said they did so because they felt they had no choice, TechCrunch reports. The work outside the office added up to an average of an extra seven hours a week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalmost a full extra work day, or an extra month and a half of work per year. A whopping 68% said they checked work email before 8am, while 40% checked after 10pm\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand half of poll respondents admitted to checking work email while still in bed. Some 38% routinely checked work emails at the dinner table, while 57% did so on family outings. A quarter of the 1,000 people polled said the overtime caused the occasional disagreement with their partner, but well over half said their partner had no problem with them checking work email or answering calls at home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpossibly because they were busy working themselves.",
        "Caption": "80% of Workers Tied to Job\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_917",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2011 12:42 PM) For those complaining that their cellphone bill is just too darn cheap: Verizon Wireless, the country's largest cellphone company, is introducing a $2 fee for every payment subscribers make over the phone or online with their credit cards. The company says this convenience fee will be introduced Jan. 15. The fee won't apply to electronic check payments or to automatic credit card payments set up through Verizon's AutoPay system. Paying by credit card in a Verizon store will also be free, as will mailing a check. Other carriers have tried to get subscribers to move to automatic payments through other means. AT&T Inc. offers a $10 gift card for those who set up AutoPay. Sprint Nextel Corp. charges subscribers who have caps on the fees they can rack up each month. Those people are charged $5 monthly unless they set up autopay.",
        "Caption": "Verizon to Charge $2 for One-Off Payments",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_918",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2011 7:35 AM CDT) If the United States wants to get its infrastructure up to date, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to need to throw $2 trillion at it. The US is falling behind much of the world when it comes to improving and expanding its transportation network, and now lags behind Brazil, China, and India, a new study by the Urban Land Institute finds. One stark example: In the US, the FAA\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s funding bill expired in 2007 and has been extended 18 times, while in China, $1 trillion will be spent on high-speed rail, highways, and more infrastructure projects in five years. The yawning chasm between highways and water treatment plants nearing obsolescence and Congress' desire to hack spending will push costs onto cash-strapped localities, the Washington Post reports. The report sees a future in which US cities abandon services and let rural roads return to nature. Eventually, it concludes, taxes, tolls, and water bills will increase and private companies will play a larger role in public projects. A panel of 80 experts looked into the same issues last fall, concluding that the US must spend as much as $262 billion a year on highways, rail networks, and air transport.",
        "Caption": "US Needs to Plow $2T Into Infrastructure",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_919",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2009 10:08 AM CDT) IBM will cut 5,000 US jobs, the Wall Street Journal reports, sending many to India to continue its expansion there and downsizing in the US. The cuts hit IBM\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s global business services unit. They stem in part from customers ending contracts and the automation of some work, but employees say IBM has been training its Indian workers in tasks set to be transferred there.",
        "Caption": "IBM Slashes 5K US Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_920",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2011 4:54 PM CDT) Suspected members of an Islamic sect bombed three beer gardens in northeastern Nigeria, killing 25 people and wounding 12 others today, authorities say. Police blame the attack on a group known locally as Boko Haram, which earlier this month carried out an attack on the nation's police headquarters. Authorities say two men riding on a back of motorcycles threw bombs at beer gardens, which are popular nightspots for locals. Boko Haram, whose name in the local Hausa language means Western education is sacrilege, has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks in northeast Nigeria. Northeast Borno state, where today's blast happened, is one of a dozen states that have embraced Islamic Shariah law. However, outdoor beer gardens hidden from public view remain popular nightspots.",
        "Caption": "25 Killed in Nigeria Bomb Blasts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_921",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2013 7:11 AM CDT) The Fab Four shattered another record yesterday, when a ultra-rare signed copy of their Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album fetched a rather staggering $290,500 at auction\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsignificantly topping the $30,000 that the auctioneer had predicted. I consider this to be one of the top two items of Beatles memorabilia I've ever seen, said a Beatles expert; the other, a signed copy of Meet the Beatles, sold for $150,000. The copy of Sgt. Pepper's was signed by all four Beatles, probably around its June 1967 release, notes the Hollywood Reporter, and sold to an unnamed buyer from the Midwest.",
        "Caption": "Beatles' Signed Sgt. Pepper's Fetches $290K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_922",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2009 3:12 AM) White House gatecrashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi appear to spend a lot of their time in court when they're not trying out for reality TV or sneaking into diplomatic functions. The two are named in no less than 16 civil lawsuits in Virginia's Fauquier County, sometimes as plaintiffs and sometimes as defendants, a CNN trawl through the records finds. Several lawsuits are against Oasis Wineries, a now-bankrupt business owned and operated by the couple. One plaintiff sued after the couple charged his credit card triple the agreed rate when providing vendors for his weddings. I have a judgment against them, he said. The settlement was for $15,000, plus interest. They haven't paid a penny.",
        "Caption": "Gatecrashers Named In 16 Lawsuits",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_923",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2015 2:18 PM CDT) It's one arrest and five indictments with some big implications: Federal prosecutors have charged six Chinese citizens with what they allege was a decade-long effort to steal wireless technology from two Silicon Valley companies. Tianjin University professor Hao Zhang, 36, was arrested Saturday at LAX, en route to a conference from China, where the other five are believed to still be. The New York Times frames the news as big in two ways: The indictment \u00e2\u20ac\u201d for conspiracy to commit economic espionage \u00e2\u20ac\u201dis the broadest since this hacking-related one from last year (still no arrests in that case), and [seems] bound to revive the tensions with Beijing. The AP reports by way of prosecutors that that Hao met Wei Pang, 35, and Huisui Zhang, 34, at the University of Southern California a decade ago and allegedly conspired to steal trade secrets from two of their US employers post-graduation. The Times notes all six men studied in America and were later employed by Avago Technologies and Skyworks Solutions. Those companies produce chips that play a role in the acoustics of mobile phones, and the men are alleged to have, using the secrets gleaned, produced the chips in concert with Tianjin University. The Times has much more on the indictment, which states Hao and Wei applied for patents in the US, having been under pressure from the university to have patents at home and abroad.",
        "Caption": "US: 6 From China Conspired to Steal Tech Secrets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_924",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2013 11:46 PM CDT) One of the Philippines' most active volcanoes spewed huge rocks and ash after daybreak today, killing at least five climbers and trapping more than a dozen others near the crater in its first eruption in three years, officials said. Rescue teams and helicopters were sent to Mayon volcano in the central Philippines to bring out the dead. At least seven were injured from a group of about 20 mountaineers who were caught by surprise by the sudden eruption, officials say. A guide speaking from a camp near the crater says the climbers, including a German, an Austrian, and a Filipino, were killed by huge rocks. The guide says he was in the group that spent the night on the picturesque mountain, known for its almost-perfect cone, when the volcano rumbled back to life early in the morning and rocks as big as a living room came raining down on them. He rushed back to the base camp to call for help.",
        "Caption": "5 Climbers Perish on Philippine Volcano",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_925",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2012 10:42 AM CDT) Thrill seekers might want to hold off on trying one especially thrilling California theme park ride: The Windseeker at Knott's Berry Farm has malfunctioned twice this month, leaving passengers dangling for hours. Yesterday, 20 riders were stuck for three and a half hours, 300 feet off of the ground, the Orange County Register reports. It basically got stuck, says a rep. Crews finally lowered the ride. No one was reported hurt. Just a few weeks before, 15 riders were stuck on the ride for three hours; crews had to manually bring the ride to its highest point before lowering it. The problem, in that case, was apparently not with the ride itself: Authorities blamed a faulty reading of an electrical safety switch. The year-old ride has been closed for an investigation. It's not the first such story this summer.",
        "Caption": "Park Ride Again Strands Passengers 300 Feet in Air",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_926",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2016 2:42 AM CDT) The Flint water crisis has put lead contamination in the spotlight, and the problem isn't confined to the Michigan city: In the last four years alone, testing has revealed around 2,000 water systems in the US with excessive levels of lead, including hundreds that supply schools or daycare centers, according to a USA Today investigation. The analysis of Environmental Protection Agency data found that a total of around 6 million people were affected, and the problem was found in every state. Even more worryingly, almost 200 of the water systems ignored federal rules about notifying consumers of high lead levels, which are caused by lead plumbing fixtures, as well as the old lead service lines that still supply more than 7 million homes in the US. The Flint crisis is an extreme case, but authorities say similar problems are widespread, mainly affecting smaller water systems. There's no question we have challenges with lead in drinking water across the country, a spokesman for the EPA's Office of Water tells USA Today. Millions of lead service lines in thousands of systems. The agency plans to strengthen regulations to trigger more public warnings about contaminated water. NPR reports that lead contamination has been such a persistent problem for schools that some areas, including Baltimore, have permanently switched to using bottled water. (Erin Brockovich warned earlier this year that Flint is the tip of the iceberg. )",
        "Caption": "Lead Contamination Found in 2K US Water Systems",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_927",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2015 10:32 AM CDT) Elsewhere in the world, terrorists threaten art and antiquities, but in Taiwan tween boys holding beverages are the threat. A 12-year-old taking a guided tour with his mom at an art exhibit in Taipei lived out what was probably his (and his mother's) worst nightmare when he tripped next to a painting worth about $1.5 million, putting his fist right through it as he tried to break his fall, Focus Taiwan reports. He left a large gash in the bottom right of Paolo Porpora's Flowers, an oil on canvas said to be about 350 years old, the Guardian notes. There were between 200 and 300 visitors at the exhibit when the mishap occurred, per Focus Taiwan. Video footage from the exhibit at Huashan 1914 Creative Park shows the boy strolling past the ropes that separate the painting from the public, drink in right hand\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil he loses his balance and falls over the ropes and into the painting. He appears stunned, looking for reaction from other spectators until he walks away with a woman who appears to be a museum worker. The exhibit organizer, however, isn't going to make the boy's family pay for the damages\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe painting, the only one signed by Porpora, is insured, the Guardian notes. A post on the exhibit's Facebook page reads, per the paper: All 55 paintings in the venue are authentic pieces and they are very rare and precious. Once these works are damaged, they are permanently damaged. Another Facebook post, however, thanks a restorer for fixing the painting up as best as he could. The restoration of the painting \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 was possible because of the high skills and talent of Mr. Leo Tsai, it read.",
        "Caption": "Kid Trips Into $1.5M Painting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_928",
        "News Article": "(Sep 27, 2009 1:54 PM CDT) Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist William Safire died today outside Washington, the paper reports. He was 79 and suffered from cancer. A onetime speechwriter for Richard Nixon, Safire, a self-described libertarian conservative, used his background as a reporter and love for English usage to punch up his op-ed column, which he wrote from 1973 to 2005, and books of history and fiction. The author of the Times Magazine On Language column from 1979 until just a few weeks ago, Safire was a legendary wordsmith who coined the phrase nattering nabobs of negativism. The bestselling novelist was also a pugnacious contrarian, colleague Robert D. McFadden writes in his obit. Along the way, he incurred enmity and admiration, and made a lot of powerful people squirm.",
        "Caption": "Times Columnist William Safire Dead at 79",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_929",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2014 3:25 PM CDT) A 15-year-old girl who took her father's SUV faces criminal charges after she got into an accident that left three of her friends dead in northeastern Pennsylvania, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. Police say the unidentified driver picked up a female friend and four male friends Saturday morning and drove them to breakfast. On the way back to the Wallenpaupack Lake Estates development in Lake Ariel, the Chevy Suburban flipped multiple times after taking a curve at what witnesses say was a high rate of speed. I'm still hearing those boys yelling, 'Slow down! Slow down!' recounts a woman who lives nearby. I can't get it out of my mind. The crash killed three 15-year-old sophomores, all males, from Pennsylvania's Bucks County, reports the Journal News. The teen driver is from Pleasantville, NY, and licensed drivers in her state and in Pennsylvania must be at least 16. She and the other two passengers were treated and released from the hospital.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 15, Faces Charges in Crash That Kills 3 Teens",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_930",
        "News Article": "(Feb 25, 2009 11:54 AM) Jordan Brown, the 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy charged with murdering his father\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s pregnant girlfriend, has been moved from county jail to a nearby juvenile facility, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. Officials had said the jail wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t appropriate for the young suspect, and a judge OK\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d the transfer yesterday. I know he is considered an adult under the law, but he is an 11-year-old, the DA said. Meanwhile, Brown\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lawyer argued that the boy should be released pending further legal action; he has a bail hearing on Monday. His lawyer said the child does not have access to money or transportation, and strong ties to the community, and is thus not a flight risk. Furthermore, proof of a minor child's guilt is not evident, he said, and the presumption of guilt is not great.",
        "Caption": "Accused Pa. Killer, 11, Moves to Juvie",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_931",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2014 12:52 PM CDT) There's no need for phone-tapping when criminals call the police on themselves. That's what allegedly happened to one Grant O'Connor, 25, WKRN reports: He butt-dialed 911 as he chatted about a dealer and doing drugs, police say. Officials traced the call, which led them to a restaurant in Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. O'Connor and a friend were leaving the place in the friend's car, which had a light out; police pulled them over, searched the car on the friend's permission, and found pot as well as drug paraphernalia, authorities say. O'Connor was arrested and charged with possession. This is a first for me, says a local police chief, as the Daily Herald reports. Most phones lock now. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know what was wrong with his phone, but it worked out for us in the end.",
        "Caption": "Guy Butt-Dials 911, Gets Busted for Drugs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_932",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2016 7:07 AM) NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton took to the city's subways last week (with a cop by his side) in an attempt to show NYC residents that the transit system is perfectly safe and that recent stabbings and slashings were nothing more than an aberration. But just an hour after Bratton gave a radio interview Monday to downplay the incident, a 30-year-old rider had his chin sliced open in Brooklyn by a mentally ill man, the New York Daily News reports\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe 10th knife attack in the subway this year. The two men had apparently had a confrontation before they boarded the train Monday afternoon, and 37-year-old Stephen Brathwaite, whom the paper IDs as a schizophrenic, reportedly followed his victim onto the No. 3 train and assaulted him with a folding knife. There's been a 15% to 20% rise in knife attacks overall in the city compared to last year (the Daily News and RT.com offer different numbers), with most of the subway attacks resulting from fights between riders. The subway incidents have been concerning enough to prompt the anti-crime group the Guardian Angels to start having more of a presence underground, WABC reports. We're increasing the visual presence, the deterrent factor. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 [The police] really need to step it up themselves, group leader Curtis Sliwa tells the station. But this is New York, and occasionally the media and police get focused on a series of incidents, and that's what happened here, Bratton countered during the radio interview Monday. And while Bratton insists the stabbings and assaults will always be a high priority, the biggest concern his officers have in terms of frequency is pickpocketing and theft of electronic equipment, per the Daily News. The victim in Monday's incident suffered minor injuries. WPIX reports that Brathwaite, who has eight prior arrests, faces charges of assault, menacing, criminal possession of a weapon, and harassment. (Here's why people are sometimes afraid to interact on the subway.)",
        "Caption": "10th Victim Knifed on NYC Subway This Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_933",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2018 6:09 PM CDT) A school bus driver with a history of driver's license suspensions caused a fatal crash on a New Jersey highway last week by crossing three lanes of traffic in an apparent attempt to make an illegal U-turn, according to a criminal complaint released Thursday. Authorities charged Hudy Muldrow Sr., 77, with two counts of vehicular homicide in the deaths of 10-year-old student Miranda Vargas and 51-year-old teacher Jennifer Williamson. More than 40 others were injured, some seriously, in the May 17 crash between the bus and a dump truck, reports the AP. The bus was one of three carrying students and teachers from a middle school in Paramus on a field trip to a historic site in New Jersey, about 30 miles away. Muldrow missed a turn, then merged onto Interstate 80 in Mount Olive, according to an affidavit filed by New Jersey state police.",
        "Caption": "School Bus Driver Charged in Crash That Killed 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_934",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2011 4:06 AM) Police are investigating what caused the death of a newborn found in the bedroom of a 14-year-old girl who had kept her pregnancy hidden. The girl's mom rushed her daughter to a local hospital when she began bleeding heavily. The doctor reported an apparent birth, and police arrived at the teen's Brooklyn home to find a dead newborn in a plastic bag stuffed behind the girl's bed, reports the New York Daily News. An autopsy is being performed. The girl is not being very cooperative, said a police spokesman. Parents need to be involved and know what their kids are doing, he added. You're a mother, a woman, you're supposed to know. If you're just 14 years old, you're a baby yourself. Sadly, this is far from the first time something like this has happened.",
        "Caption": "Dead Baby Found in Bedroom of Girl, 14",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_935",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2015 10:19 AM) Reddit is feeling generous: After raking in nearly $8.3 million in advertising revenue in 2014, the site has decided to support the goals and causes of the entire community by donating 10% of that amount to 10 charities. The company made the announcement in a blog post, noting the $827,659.49 will be split evenly, so each charity will receive $82,765.95. Now here's the fun part: Reddit users will help choose which charities get a check. The rules are designed to reduce any potential shenanigans : Anyone with a Reddit account before 10am PST yesterday (the announcement came at 10:01) can vote a single time per charity, but for as many charities as he or she would like. Redditors can look up charities via the Charity Navigator database then vote on Reddit's donate page. Voting wraps up Wednesday. Mashable points out Reddit's $8.3 million in ad revenue is rather measly compared to BuzzFeed's earnings; that site passed the $100 million mark in 2014. (Per similarwb.com, Reddit gets more traffic than Buzzfeed.) The discrepancy is probably due, at least in part, to Reddit's tiny banner ads. Electronic Frontier Foundation, Doctors Without Borders, NPR, the Wikimedia Foundation, and Internet Archive were the most discussed charities on Reddit yesterday, CNNMoney reported, and they remain that way today. (Click to read about a man's surprise $4.8 million donation.)",
        "Caption": "You Can Help Decide Who Gets $827K From Reddit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_936",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2020 10:20 AM) Axios is out Tuesday with the results of a yearlong investigation that makes some big claims about Chinese espionage tactics. The story by Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian focuses on a young woman identified as Christine Fang, or Fang Fang, who established herself as a presence in Bay Area politics, first as a university student leader and later as a fundraiser for up-and-coming politicians. The story asserts that Fang, a Chinese national, worked in cahoots with China's top spy agency and slowly widened her political circle across the nation from 2011 to 2015. The most salacious allegation is that she had a sexual or romantic relationship with two (unidentified) Midwestern mayors as part of her plot to cultivate contacts. This was a long game, according to the story, with the goal of establishing ties with small-time politicians who might reach the national stage down the line. One of the biggest targets was Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California, who was a city council member when Fang began working with his office. She would later raise funds for his congressional races, and she also raised money for Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, both of whom ran for president in 2020. Swalwell's office says he cut ties with Fang in 2015 when the FBI alerted him about their suspicions, and a Gabbard spokesperson says the congresswoman has no recollection of ever meeting or working with Fang. The story says Fang returned to China in 2015 as an FBI inquiry gained steam and seems to have cut ties with all her US contacts. The alleged operation offers a rare window into how Beijing has tried to gain access to and influence US political circles, writes Allen-Ebrahimian. Read the full story.",
        "Caption": "Report: Chinese Spy Slept With 2 Midwest Mayors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_937",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2014 3:17 PM) It's tough to think of a less appetizing way to celebrate one's 96th birthday. Joseph Vallenti's request for his big day was a slice of his favorite German apple cake, made by King Kullen supermarket. What Vallenti's family recalls the Commack, NY, man saying after taking one bite of the dessert on Thursday: Something isn't right. Indeed. His niece's boyfriend decided to inspect the uncut portion of the cake\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Neil Gold says he found the remnants of a rat inside. WABC reports that Gold initially thought it was a ribbon of black mold. Then I saw ... something sticking out, he says. He claims that after flipping the cake over, what he found was a 5-inch tail, still attached to part of the rodent's rear. The New York Post reports that Vallenti developed diarrhea and stomach cramping after tasting it. King Kullen says it has had no similar rodent issues related to its bakery items in its more than 30 years, and a rep told WCBS 880 yesterday that it has taken immediate precautionary measures, including removing the cakes and conducting thorough inspections. The bakery department in question ... passed a Department of Agriculture inspection just this month. We are working hard to find out what happened. (More bad news on the rat-front: giant ones could one day rule the Earth, say scientists.)",
        "Caption": "Family: Rat Baked Into 96-Year-Old's Birthday Cake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_938",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2013 4:47 AM CDT) Mexican soldiers have freed 165 people kidnapped while attempting to reach the US, the country's Interior Ministry says. The group, which included 150 from Central America, 14 from Mexico, and one from India, was held for weeks in a packed, filthy house in the city of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, in Tamaulipas state, officials say. Human traffickers appear to have passed the group to criminal organizations instead of taking them into the US, a ministry spokesman says, per CNN. They were held against their will while a suspected criminal group contacted their families by phone and demanded different sums of money that were sent to their kidnappers, the spokesman notes. Two of the victims were pregnant and 20 were underage. Officials received a tip about the kidnapping, prompting soldiers to head to the house, where they detained a 20-year-old suspect, Juan Cortez Arrez. The kidnapping of migrants is a continuing problem in the region; some 11,333 were kidnapped over six months in 2010, human rights activists note.",
        "Caption": "165 People Held in Grimy House for Weeks Freed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_939",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2010 1:31 PM CDT) Diabetes is a big problem\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's about to get a whole lot bigger: The number of Americans living with the disease is projected to explode from the current rate of 1 in 10 to as much as 1 in 3 by 2050, according to a new report from the CDC. Among the reasons for the boost: More and more Americans are becoming overweight; the population of Hispanics and blacks, who have a higher risk for the disease, is growing; and improved medications are allowing those with diabetes to live longer. The cost of such an increase will be a hefty one: Diabetes is the No. 1 cause of adult blindness, kidney failure, and limb amputation, and has been linked to everything from dementia to heart attacks to cancer. The CDC currently pegs the cost of the disease at $174 billion a year, two-thirds of which is spent on direct medical costs, reports USA Today. There's a dual message here: prevention where it's feasible, and critical and early intervention for those already diagnosed, says the chief medical officer of the American Diabetes Association.",
        "Caption": "1 in 3 to Have Diabetes by 2050",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_940",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2015 6:05 PM) China has taken a strong interest in the intimate details of Hong Kong hygiene. Officials in China's south have seized some 8,000 rolls of toilet paper marked with the face of Leung Chun-ying, Hong Kong's chief executive, the AP reports. That amounts to about $12,900 worth of bathroom tissue. The Beijing-appointed leader is considered by many in Hong Kong to be the mainland's puppet, NPR notes, and products that make fun of him have been big sellers, the BBC reports. Hong Kong's Democratic Party had intended to hawk the toilet paper at an upcoming fair; last year, 4,000 rolls of the stuff sold out, the AP reports. The toilet paper was made at a factory in Shenzhen, mainland China, says the Democratic Party's vice-chairman, refusing to name the factory over safety concerns. He tells the AP he doesn't currently know where the owner of the factory is: We are worried about what has happened to him.",
        "Caption": "China Seizes $13K Worth of Toilet Paper Showing Hong Kong Leader",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_941",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2008 6:26 AM) The FBI is investigating 14 companies linked to the subprime mortgage crisis, the Wall Street Journal reports. The bureau is pursuing allegations including accounting fraud\u00c2 and insider trading, said a bureau spokesman. An investigation into the complex secondary mortgage market could implicate major firms that have lost billions of investor dollars on mortgage securities, according to an agent. The companies were not named. The FBI is currently handling 1,200 mortgage fraud cases. While subprime loans are decreasing, banks\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 suspicious activity reports have noted that suspected cases of mortgage fraud are increasing. Such reports have ballooned from 35,000 in 2006 to a projected 60,000 in 2008.",
        "Caption": "FBI Targets 14 Firms in Subprime Fraud Probe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_942",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2011 6:55 AM CDT) Gil Scott-Heron, the spoken-word artist and musician often hailed as the godfather of hip-hop and made famous by The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, has died at age 62, reports NPR. Scott-Heron was held up as a major influence by many in the hip-hop community, including Kanye West, who closed his My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy with an homage to Scott-Heron. You can go into the beat poets and [Allen] Ginsberg and [Bob] Dylan, but Gil Scott-Heron is the manifestation of the modern world, rapper Chuck D. once said. He and the Last Poets set the stage for everyone else. Scott-Heron rose to prominence in 1970 with the album, Small Talk at 125th and Lenox, and continued to record into the early '80s. He resurfaced in 1994 with Spirits, but the LA Times notes that he spent much of the 2000s wrestling with drug addiction. A New Yorker profile published last year found him openly smoking crack. He wasn't a great singer, but with that voice, if he had whispered it would have been dynamic, bassist Ron Carter told the New Yorker. It was a voice like you would have for Shakespeare.",
        "Caption": "Musician Gil Scott-Heron Dead at 62",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_943",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2012 9:21 AM CDT) A bus and truck collided and burst into flames in eastern Afghanistan today, killing at least 51 people. The collision occurred in Ghazni province on a highway that links the Afghan capital of Kabul with Kandahar, the largest city in the south. At least 51 of the 56 passengers on the bus were killed, said the provincial police chief. The fate of the two drivers was not immediately known. The cause of the crash has not yet been determined, he said, but he ruled out the possibility of an attack. Meanwhile, a spokesman for Paktika province said that six civilians died after the tractor they were riding in hit a roadside mine yesterday. The civilians were returning home from collecting firewood in the mountains when they struck the bomb, he said. Separately, the US-led military coalition said a NATO service member was killed yesterday during an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan.",
        "Caption": "Bus Collision Kills 51 in Afghanistan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_944",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2012 5:33 AM CDT) Critics of gay marriage bash its societal costs, but apparently it pays pretty well, too, with New York City pulling in a tidy $259 million last year. In the first year that same-sex marriage has been legal in New York, 8,200 marriage licenses for gay couples were issued\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnearly 11% of all marriages in the city\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand more than 200,000 guests traveled to New York to attend same-sex wedding receptions, reports Bloomberg. Marriage equality has made our city more open, inclusive, and free\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it has also helped to create jobs and support our economy, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg yesterday. The $259 million estimate also includes 235,000 hotel room nights, booked at an average of $275 per night. But, what you can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t quantify is just the joy that has happened in New York City, said Council Speaker Christine Quinn.",
        "Caption": "Gay Marriage Pays: NYC Pulls in $259M in 2011",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_945",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2013 9:11 AM CDT) What a mensch: After 33 years in political office, Robert Mugabe has changed Zimbabwe's constitution to impose a limit of two five-year terms on the president. Only, the rule doesn't apply retroactively, so the 89-year-old could still serve another decade as leader, Reuters reports. More encouragingly, the new constitution also curbs the powers of the president and provides more rights for women, reports Voice of America. The new charter was part of a 2008 power-sharing deal between Mugabe and political rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, and was approved by voters in a referendum earlier this year.",
        "Caption": "33 Years Later, Mugabe OKs Term Limits\u00e2\u20ac\u201d for Successor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_946",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2015 7:23 AM CDT) HSBC Holdings, Europe's largest bank by market value, will cut up to 25,000 jobs around the world to reduce costs and shift its center of gravity back toward the fast-growing Asian economies where it started 150 years ago. The bank, currently based in London, said today it's undertaking a significant reshaping of its business portfolio and redeploying resources to capture expected future growth opportunities. A large chunk of those lost jobs will be in Britain, where up to 8,000 jobs could go. A further concern for British staff is the possibility that the bank will move its headquarters out of London; that decision will come this year. With operations in more than 70 countries and around 51 million customers, HSBC also said it intends to sell its operations in Turkey and Brazil, a move that will cut its workforce by another 25,000. As well as having an already sizable presence across Asia, HSBC has historic ties to the region. It was founded in Hong Kong in 1865 when the city was a British colony and its original name, later shortened to HSBC, says it all: The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Overall, HSBC aims to cut costs by $4.5 billion to $5 billion by the end of 2017 and reduce the number of full-time employees by around 10%, equivalent to between 22,000 and 25,000. Meanwhile, a top union official in Britain said the job cuts are the latest example of a workforce being punished for the misconduct of others, notably those in senior management and investment banking. HSBC has paid billions in fines to settle investigations of market rigging and allegations it helped clients evade taxes and launder money.",
        "Caption": "HSBC to Nix 25K Jobs, Double Down on Asia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_947",
        "News Article": "(May 5, 2011 4:23 AM CDT) The last known survivor of the tens of millions of people who fought in World War I has died in Australia at the age of 110, reports AP. Claude Choules began training with Britain's Royal Navy when he was just 14 and served on the battleship HMS Revenge, where he witnessed the surrender of Germany's main fleet in 1918. He moved to Australia after the war and served in the navy there during World War II, acting as chief demolition officer for the western side of the continent, which was considered vulnerable to Japanese attack. Choules met his wife Ethel on the first day of his sea journey to Australia and they stayed together for 76 years until her death in 2003, raising three children and settling down to a quiet life crayfishing south of Perth after he left the military in 1956. I had a pretty poor start, he told an interviewer in 2009. But I had a good finish. The only known WWI service member still alive is Florence Green, also 110, who served as a waitress in Britain's Women's Royal Air Force.",
        "Caption": "Claude Choules, Last World War I Combatant, Dead at 110",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_948",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2008 11:39 AM CDT) Israel released five Lebanese prisoners and nearly 200 bodies today, the New York Times reports, completing a deal with Hezbollah that netted the Jewish state the bodies of two of its captured soldiers. The most notable prisoner was Samir Kuntar, who had spent more than three decades in Israeli prison for murdering a 4-year-old girl. He was 16 at the time. Kuntar has said he regrets nothing, and expects a hero\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s welcome in Lebanon. All five prisoners will be flown to Beirut for such a ceremony later today. The prisoners were released only after DNA testing confirmed that the bodies Hezbollah provided belonged to the missing men, whose capture in 2006 set off a war between Israel and Lebanon.",
        "Caption": "Israel Releases 5 Prisoners, 200 Bodies in Hezbollah Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_949",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2016 3:43 PM CDT) On Friday, President Obama announced 42 non-violent drug offenders\u00e2\u20ac\u201d20 of them currently serving life sentences\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill be released from prison in the coming year, the Huffington Post reports. According to a White House press release, they were put away under outdated and unduly harsh sentencing laws and have more than repaid their debt to society. This brings the total number of sentences commuted by Obama to 348\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than the past seven president combined, the Hill reports. But supporters of drug-sentencing reform\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Republican billionaire Charles Koch\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsay it's still not enough. There are about 9,000 applications for clemency still pending, and 1,000 to 2,000 inmates are believed to meet the Justice Department's criteria to have their sentences commuted. Most of the 42 inmates will be released in October. The rest will go free in June. One of them, Douglas Dunkins, says getting out will be like a breath of a new life. Dunkins was serving life under mandatory minimum sentencing for crack that even his judge said was unfair. Another being released, Teresa Griffin, was pregnant when she was given life in prison after an abusive boyfriend used her as a drug mule. In total, 130 of the inmates freed by Obama were serving life sentences. The President doesn't plan on stopping in the coming months, and more commuted sentences are expected. At the same time, the White House is urging Congress to change mandatory minimum sentencing.",
        "Caption": "Obama to Free 42 More Inmates Serving Time on Drug Charges",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_950",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2013 3:45 AM CDT) More than 500 bodies have been recovered from the Bangladesh garment-factory building that collapsed last week, authorities said today after arresting an engineer who warned the building was unsafe but is also accused of helping the owner add three illegal floors to the structure. Abdur Razzak Khan worked as the Rana Plaza owner's consultant when the owner made the illegal addition atop his five-story building, police said. He was arrested yesterday on a charge of negligence. Owner Mohammed Sohel Rana called Khan to inspect the building after it developed cracks on April 23, local media reported. That night Khan appeared on a private television station saying that after his inspection he told Rana to evacuate the building because it was not safe. Khan said he drew the attention of government engineers to a need for the building to be examined further. Workers were carefully using cranes to remove the concrete rubble this morning. We are still proceeding cautiously so that we get the bodies intact, said a top official.",
        "Caption": "Bangladesh Toll Breaks 500; Engineer Nabbed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_951",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2011 8:51 AM CDT) More not-so-shocking news, though today's variety is a bit more serious and depressing: The Dow sank 253 points at the open, to 11,702, as Greek PM George Papandreou's call for a referendum on his country's bailout terrified European investors and rattled traders stateside. MarketWatch reports that the S&P 500 was down 34 points, and the Nasdaq dropped 74.",
        "Caption": "Dow Down 253 Thanks to Greece",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_952",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2015 12:05 AM CDT) Bowe Bergdahl spent his five years as a Taliban captive caged and tortured both physically and psychologically, according to a letter his lawyer released soon after he was charged with desertion. I was kept in constant isolation during the entire five years, with little to no understanding of time, Bowe writes in the statement. His lawyer tells ABC the letter sheds light on the really atrocious conditions the soldier was held in, which he says military decision-makers should take into account. Bergdahl says that after two early escape attempts, he spent three months chained to a bed and blindfolded. He was allowed to sit chained to the bed only after his muscles atrophied, he says, and after a year, he was moved to a cage, where he spent the remainder of his captivity. Bergdahl says that despite his physical decline, he made around a dozen escape attempts, escaping once for nine days, but without food and only putrid water to drink, my body failed on top of a short mountain close to evening and he was recaptured and severely beaten. He says throughout his captivity, he was frequently beaten and sometimes told he would be executed, or told I would leave the next day, and the next day told I would be there for 30 years. The lawyer says that considering Bergdahl's savage treatment and his behavior as a prisoner, it would be unduly harsh to impose on him the lifetime stigma of a court-martial conviction or an other than honorable discharge and to deny him veterans benefits, CNN reports.",
        "Caption": "Bergdahl: I Was Tortured, Caged for 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_953",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2009 2:19 PM CDT) Mexico\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s tourism board is taking a trickle-down approach to luring vacationers back after the swine flu outbreak, Advertising Age reports. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s kicking off a $92 million campaign by urging Mexicans to counteract the negative perceptions and show visitors that Mexico is not only a beautiful country but is also strong and capable of facing the toughest adversities, says President Felipe Calderon. We await visitors from all over the world with open arms to our beaches, cities and towns, he continues. This should be a true national movement that needs the participation of every Mexican citizen. International ads are also forthcoming, says a rep for the country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s tourism board.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Devotes $92M to Luring Back Visitors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_954",
        "News Article": "(Apr 12, 2014 3:45 PM CDT) Officials say a wayward squirrel caused about $300,000 in damage to an eastern Indiana community center set to open in June. Fort Wayne Parks Department officials say the squirrel got into the electrical equipment of the building in McMillen Park last week, causing a power surge that damaged the heating and air-conditioning systems and parts of the boiler system. Crews are working to make repairs so the center can open as planned on June 7, reports the Journal Gazette. Sadly, the squirrel did not survive to see the big day.",
        "Caption": "Squirrel Causes $300K in Damage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_955",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2010 1:24 PM CDT) The New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to intentionally vomiting on fellow Phillies fans will serve 30 to 90 days in jail. Matthew Clemmens' sentence for assault, disorderly conduct, and harassment also includes 50 hours of community service, and the judge suggested at today's sentencing hearing that he spend that time cleaning ballpark bathrooms, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. Clemmens must also pay Michael Vangelo and his family $315 to reimburse them for their tickets to the game at which he unloaded on them, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "Ballpark Puker Sentenced to 30 to 90 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_956",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2016 4:46 PM CDT) Apparent extremist attacks in the Ivory Coast and Turkey have left nearly 50 people dead. At least six armed men attacked beachgoers outside three hotels Sunday in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, killing at least 14 civilians and two special forces, sending tourists fleeing through the historic Ivory Coast resort town, says Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara. Bloody bodies were sprawled on the beach before being taken away by security forces and Ivorian Red Cross workers, the AP reports. Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed responsibility for the attack, according to SITE Intelligence Group which monitors jihadist websites. The Islamic extremist group called three of the attackers heroes for the assault on the Grand Bassam beach resort. Meanwhile, an explosion in the Turkish capital of Ankara has killed at least 34 people and wounded 125, 19 of them seriously, officials in Turkey tell the AP. The explosion near Ankara's main square is believed to have been caused by a car bomb that went off close to bus stops. No one has claimed the attack, although Kurdish militants and the Islamic State group have carried out bombings in the city recently. Turkey's pro-Kurdish party\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is frequently linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas issued a statement condemning the attack. Interior Minister Efkan Ala says Sunday's attack won't deter the country from its fight against terrorism. He says authorities have obtained evidence but won't make an announcement on those responsible until the end of the investigation.",
        "Caption": "Attacks in Ivory Coast, Turkey Kill Nearly 50",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_957",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2018 6:03 AM CDT) Planes are not a law-free zone, US Attorney for the Western District of Washington Annette Hayes said Thursday, announcing charges against two men accused of disturbing sexual assaults aboard airplanes bound for Seattle. In the first case, 41-year-old Babak Rezapour of California is accused of groping a 21-year-old woman who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d taken prescription anti-anxiety and anti-nausea medication with a glass of wine aboard a Jan. 10 Norwegian Airlines flight from London to Seattle. The woman had difficulty staying awake after Rezapour gave her a second glass of wine, and awoke repeatedly to find him touching her thigh, rubbing her heel against his genitals, lying with his face in her lap, and with his hand in her shirt and pants, prosecutors say, per the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. The woman was later found crying and shaking on the floor, reports the Guardian. Rezapour\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhose DNA was found in the woman's underwear, according to authorities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis charged with abusive sexual contact aboard an airliner, as is Nicholas Stevens, 37, of Alaska. He's accused of using his position in an aisle seat to force himself on a 22-year-old woman in a window seat on a March 8 Alaska Airlines flight from Anchorage to Seattle. The woman said Stevens talked about killing animals and joked about killing people before saying he wanted to do dirty things to her. She was found visibly upset and shaking after Stevens allegedly touched her breast and thigh multiple times, per the Post-Intelligencer. The FBI notes a 30% increase in reports of sexual assault aboard planes in the last four years is tied to an increase in reporting. But we need the flying public's help, Hayes says. We can make a difference.",
        "Caption": "2 Charged in 'Disturbing' Sex Assaults on Planes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_958",
        "News Article": "(Sep 23, 2008 9:32 AM CDT) The number of immigrants to the US dropped by half in 2007, with 511,000 new arrivals, compared with about a million every year since 2000, new Census data reveal. Foreign-born numbers fell in 14 states, including longtime entry points like New Jersey and areas newly popular among immigrants, the Washington Post reports. I think this shows that immigrants are keeping an eye on the economy, said an analyst. The illegal-immigration crackdown may not be a factor in the decline, he noted: Asian and African immigration slowed by 60%, while immigration by Hispanics, who have a higher illegal rate, dropped only 36%. Overall, the number of immigrants in the country hit a record 38.1 million, or 12.6% nationally.",
        "Caption": "Immigration Cut in Half in 2007, Census Shows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_959",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2009 1:02 PM CDT) Apple has sold 928 million programs to mobile users and plans to celebrate its billionth App Store download by awarding a random customer a huge haul of merchandise, CNET reports. The lucky customer will walk away with a MacBook Pro, a 32GB iPod Touch, and a $10,000 iTunes gift certificate. Which of the 30,000 apps available propelled Apple to these heights? The Facebook app tops the free column, while the most customers paid for Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D.",
        "Caption": "Goodies Await as Apple App Store Nears 1B Downloads",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_960",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2018 7:33 AM) Just over 100 people live in the Northern Italian village of Acquetico, and they all seem to like to drive really fast. The numbers coming in just two weeks after the local mayor set up temporary speed cameras are somewhat mind-blowing: more than 58,000 speeding violations in the town of 120, reports NPR, which averages out to nearly 500 violations in that period per person (if the residents are the ones doing the extra accelerating). A local newspaper reports that it appears about half of the cars zipping along the route through Acquetico were over the limit, per the BBC\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Local says it was more like a third\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith many of the prime culprits doing so right in the middle of the day. The ANSA news agency reports the highest speed clocked in the 31mph zone was 84mph. It's really madness, Mayor Alessandro Alessandri says of the breakneck traffic detected by the speed experiment, which Sky News notes took place over a two-week period in September. He adds that the town's residents, especially older ones, have become fearful of crossing the street, per the Local. The appeal of racing through Acquetico may lie in the pristine condition of its roads: Of the three thoroughfares connecting the Piedmont region to the farther reaches of Northern Italy, the highway through Acquetico offers ideal asphalt and fewer speed bumps, tolls, and (until now) cameras, Alessandri notes. Even though the speed cameras were just supposed to be a trial, the mayor is now mulling keeping them up for good, considering drivers' penchant for putting the pedal to the metal. (It's not clear if anyone's blaming their speeds on roaming deer.)",
        "Caption": "How a Village of 120 Logged 58K Speed Violations in 2 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_961",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2011 11:22 AM) A Utah contest winner received a $380,000 Lamborghini Murcielago last Saturday \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 and promptly crashed it six hours later. Yeah, I got it on Saturday and I wrecked it on Saturday, David Dopp tells KSL.com. Dopp had entered a Joe Schmo to Lambo contest organized by convenience store chain Maverik and nonprofit organization teamgive, and found out he won the car during a BYU football game last month. He got the car Saturday and promptly began giving rides to family members and friends, and then \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 We were coming up a hill, going around a corner; and as soon as we came up the hill, we either hit some black ice or loose gravel or something, and all of a sudden we just started spinning, he says. We ended up in a field, and I back-ended a couple of fence posts. The (relatively) good news? He has insurance, so the car will be fixed. Side note: Dopp also won $5,000 worth of driving lessons, which he may want to consider making use of...",
        "Caption": "Man Crashes $380K Car 6 Hours After Winning It",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_962",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2012 12:30 PM CDT) Looks like the iPhone 5 might be the apple of Apple's eye: Tim Cook and Co. say they hawked 2 million of the smartphones in the 24 hours after it went on sale at 3am Friday. That number not only suggests that iPhone 5 is running well ahead of iPhone 4S, as one analyst says, but also that demand is running well ahead of supply; Apple says most orders will be filled on Friday, but the surge means that some won't be delivered until next month, reports the AP. Apple's stock was flirting with the $700 mark this morning in response.",
        "Caption": "Apple Sold 2M iPhone 5s in 24 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_963",
        "News Article": "(Sep 2, 2008 5:18 PM CDT) The 1980s rock band whose pyrotechnics sparked a nightclub fire that killed 100 people in Rhode Island has agreed to pay $1 million to survivors and victims' relatives. The settlement offer from Great White was revealed in court papers today. Roughly $175 million has now been offered by dozens of defendants to settle lawsuits over the blaze in February 2003 at the jammed club in Warwick.",
        "Caption": "Great White to Pay $1M Over Deadly R.I. Stage Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_964",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2019 5:30 AM) One student was killed and two other individuals were injured after an East Texas school bus was hit by a train on Friday, authorities say. The Tyler Morning Telegraph reported the collision took place around 4pm, when the bus was at a train crossing in Athens, located about 70 miles southeast of Dallas. At a presser Friday evening, Athens Police Chief Buddy Hill says a 13-year-old male middle school student was killed, per the AP. A 9-year-old girl in elementary school was injured and flown to a Dallas hospital, where she was in critical but stable condition. No other students were on the bus, according to the school district.",
        "Caption": "One Student Dead, 2 Injured After Train Crashes Into School Bus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_965",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2013 9:31 AM) The reign of emerald green is at long last over: Pantone has chosen 2014's color of the year, and it's what most would call a pinkish purple. Pantone, however, labels it radiant orchid, and the Wall Street Journal reports that you'll soon see the shade\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich graced the fashion runways in collections from Prada, Chanel, and Dior\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsplashed on just about everything, including a Keurig coffee maker. Women who follow fashion want to be wearing the color of the moment, says the fashion director of Neiman Marcus. Truly, pink is the color.",
        "Caption": "2014's Color of Year: 'Radiant Orchid'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_966",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2011 1:33 PM CDT) A fearsome bull killed a man at a festival in Spain Saturday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe bull's third kill in 10 years. Rat\u00c3\u00b3n, or Mouse, has such a terrifying reputation that its owners earn more than $14,000 whenever it appears at a festival, the Guardian reports. This time around, witnesses say the 29-year-old victim was apparently drunk and had already been escorted back to his seat once before Rat\u00c3\u00b3n entered the bullring. The man then went back down into the ring and was gored.",
        "Caption": "Deadly Bull Kills 3rd Victim in 10 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_967",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2015 1:22 PM CDT) There's using the company credit card for unethical reasons, and then there's this alleged story out of Gilbert, Arizona. The feds accuse John David Berrett of dropping $476,000 of employer World Wide Technology's cash on what the Arizona Republic describes as an online-stripper habit. A 16-page indictment details the IT architect's alleged activity over the course of 13 months beginning in September 2013. Among the more colorful allegations: that he tipped online strippers roughly 2,200 times (the total hit the six-figures); gave another stripper $26,800 so she could buy tires, apparently very nice ones, among other things; and gave others things like a digital piano. The 40-year-old is also accused of submitting fudged expense reports in what authorities say was a way to cover up some of the expenditures. A $130 test-prep guide was actually a male sex toy, according to the documents; while a $225 bribe for the UNIX guys was wine shipped to a stripper, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The company, which does $6.7 billion in revenue is based in St. Louis, hence Berrett's indictment by a federal grand jury in Missouri on five counts of wire fraud.",
        "Caption": "Feds: Man Tipped Strippers 2K Times With Company Cash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_968",
        "News Article": "(Dec 25, 2015 4:15 PM) A 21-year-old martial arts instructor was arrested this week and charged with felony child abuse after allegedly knocking a 5-year-old student unconscious, the Washington Post reports. Police say Justin Branick was teaching a taekwondo class at Virginia's Tiger Martial Arts Academy in Bristow on Tuesday when he got mad at the boy for an unknown reason. Authorities say he grabbed the boy by the ankle and threw him over his shoulder, reports NBC News. The boy lost consciousness when he hit the ground and was treated and released from a local hospital, according to a police report. Branick was arrested after a coworker called police the day after the incident and explained what happened, the Post reports. At that point, the boy's family brought the boy back to the hospital, where police say he was treated for serious injuries. Details weren't released. According to Inside NoVA, Branick has been released on a $5,000 bond.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Martial Arts Instructor Knocks Out 5-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_969",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2012 11:44 PM CDT) The white supremacist founder of an Arizona border militia is believed to shot and killed three adults and a toddler before committing suicide. The body of JT Ready, head of the US Border Guard group, was found at a home in suburban Phoenix along with those of his girlfriend, her 22-year daughter, the daughter's boyfriend, and the younger couple's 18-month-old daughter, the Arizona Republic reports. Police believe the shooting was related to domestic violence, although the investigation has been delayed while federal agents check the home for munitions and test an unknown liquid found in drums in the home's backyard. Ready, who was kicked out of the Marines after being court-martialed twice, led a group that patrolled the Arizona desert for drug traffickers and illegal immigrants. Earlier this year, he formed an exploratory committee to run for sheriff of Pinal County. Arizona Sen. Russell Pearce, sponsor of the state's controversial anti-illegal immigrant law, once hailed Ready as a true patriot and helped baptize him in the Mormon church, but the senator cut his ties to the militia leader after the media exposed his neo-Nazi associations, Salon finds.",
        "Caption": "Neo-Nazi Militia Leader Kills 4 in Phoenix",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_970",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2010 6:34 AM) The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., once the nation's largest grocer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it struggles with enormous debt and increased competition from low-priced peers. The 151-year-old company operates 395 stores around the Northeast under the A&P, Waldbaum's, The Food Emporium, Super Fresh, Pathmark, and Food Basics grocery stores banners. The filing was widely anticipated, as A&P has been bleeding red ink for some time. According to the filing submitted last night, the company listed total debts of more than $3.2 billion and assets of about $2.5 billion. A&P, like most grocers, is struggling with the weak economy, reduced consumer spending, and intense competition from non-traditional food retailers like warehouse clubs, discount chains such as Wal-Mart, and dollar stores.",
        "Caption": "Grocer A&P Files for Chapter 11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_971",
        "News Article": "(Feb 28, 2014 9:08 AM) Kim Kardashian was the latest celebrity paid ($500,000, in this case) to escort Austrian businessman Richard Lugner to the Vienna Opera Ball last night, but the evening didn't exactly go as planned. Sources tell TMZ Kardashian was posing for pictures with Lugner when a worker approached her in blackface, pretending to be Kanye West. She stayed at the ball, but then another man asked her to dance\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand when she tried to decline, the guy told her the orchestra should play N-----s in Vienna for them to dance to, and she stormed out of the event. Prior to the ball, Lugner complained to reporters that Kim is annoying me, because she's not sticking to the program, Radar reports. Hours after Kardashian arrived in Vienna, with mom Kris Jenner and daughter North West in tow, Lugner says she stood him up to go film scenes for Keeping Up With the Kardashians. The guest should be with me and not anywhere else that is not agreed upon, said 81-year-old Lugner. But Kardashian had her own complaints, sources say: She claims Lugner grabbed her aggressively and was attempting to get alone with her. At least Kardashian showed up for the escort gig: In 2010, Lindsay Lohan bailed.",
        "Caption": "Kardashian Storms Out of $500K Opera Ball Gig",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_972",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2012 8:45 AM CDT) With countless students taking to the streets of Quebec to protest tuition hikes, the number of arrests over the last three months has already hit 2,500\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's still growing. Protesters were initially furious over the increased fees; now they're also opposing a new law limiting demonstration rights, the Guardian reports. Bill 78 requires protesters to get a permit and give police eight hours' notice before holding a demonstration. But it hasn't held protesters back: Some 300,000 marched in Montreal Tuesday, prompting 100 arrests. The next night, police let what they dubbed an illegal protest continue for four hours, then began arrests, with 518 people ultimately detained. While protesters say they were peaceful, police say rocks were hurled at them. Still, students' efforts continued last night, expanding outside of Montreal and Quebec City to smaller towns and featuring marchers clanging pots and pans, the Winnipeg Free Press reports. (Elsewhere in North America, students are voicing their anger over a very different issue: Mexico's presidential election.)",
        "Caption": "Quebec Student Protests: 2.5K Arrested So Far",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_973",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2014 6:25 AM CDT) In the few weeks since July 29, the ALS Association has gotten more than $13 million in donations. Over the same period last year, that figure was around $1.7 million, the New York Times reports. The big difference, of course, is the Ice Bucket Challenge, which calls on people to donate $100 to ALS or dump a bucket of freezing cold water on their heads. Some 1.2 million people have posted videos of themselves doing so on Facebook this summer, the Times reports; many of those who pour the water also donate. The challenge was tied to other causes before 29-year-old ALS patient Peter Frates, who has lost the ability to speak, nodded along to Vanilla Ice's Ice Ice Baby in an online video and called on friends to take the challenge. Did we ever imagine the level of awareness or the money that is coming in? In our dreams we did, says Frates' mother. But some have questioned the fundraising method, Salon notes. It seems to be suggesting that being cold, wet, and uncomfortable is preferable to donating money to fight ALS, notes Jacob Davidson in Time. An economics professor tells Salon that the challenge may be effective in the short run, but he fears fatigue: Once you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve gotten a hundred emails asking for money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor to pour ice on your head\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to get tired of that.",
        "Caption": "Ice Bucket Challenge' Helps Raise $13M for ALS",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_974",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2012 8:38 AM CDT) The Taliban is taking credit for a NATO helicopter crash in Afghanistan that killed seven Americans today. A rep for the group says it shot down the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter in Kandahar province this morning. Three members of Afghanistan's security forces also died in the crash, along with a civilian interpreter, the AP reports. The NATO-led force said it is still investigating the cause.",
        "Caption": "7 Americans Killed in Afghan Copter Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_975",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2011 6:29 AM CDT) There's no second stimulus, but that didn't stop the federal deficit reaching $1.299 trillion last year, the second-largest in history, reports the Hill. That's slightly bigger than the $1.293 trillion from fiscal 2010, but less than the $1.412 trillion of 2009. While $1.299 trillion is a huge number, it is still $347 billion less than projected in February, thanks to better than expected revenues. The national debt is now $14.8 trillion, notes ABC News. White House officials called on Congress to pass Obama's budget proposals made last month, which they say would cut $4 trillion from the debt over 10 years. It follows a balanced approach: asking everyone to do their part, so no one has to bear all of the burden, said White House Budget Director Jack Lew. And it says that everyone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding millionaires and billionaires\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshould pay their fair share.",
        "Caption": "2011 Deficit Is 2nd-Largest in History: $1.299T",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_976",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2009 3:58 PM CDT) Helio Castroneves won his third Indianapolis 500 today, beating 2005 winner Dan Wheldon by 1.981 seconds and leaving Danica Patrick in third, the best finish by a woman at Indianapolis. With 10 laps to go, Castroneves' lead was 1.38 seconds, and he continued widening the gap the rest of the way. Townsend Bell was fourth and Will Power fifth. Last year's winner, Scott Dixon, finished sixth. Castroneves, who started from the pole, had a half-second lead over teammate Ryan Briscoe before a hard crash by Vitor Meira and rookie Raphael Matos brought out the yellow caution with 26 laps to go in today's race. But Briscoe had to come in for fuel, moving Wheldon up to second and Patrick third. The green came out after 183 of the 200 laps, and Castroneves began pulling away for good.",
        "Caption": "Castroneves Wins 3rd Indy 500",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_977",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2009 11:21 AM) Presumably, this will be a little more revealing than Crossroads: Britney Spears has signed a nearly $14 million deal to write an autobiography, the Daily Mirror reports. The 27-year-old star may drop some bombshells unofficial biographers never uncovered, a source says: Some of the stories she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s got are absolute dynamite. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s kept diaries so there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nothing she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll leave out unless she wants to.",
        "Caption": "Brit to Write Memoir for $14M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_978",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2009 3:21 PM) A spirit of optimism swept through America today as Barack Obama was sworn in\u00e2\u20ac\u201dexcept on Wall Street, where financial trouble at home and in the UK sent the Dow below 8,000 for the first time since November, the Journal reports. The Dow fell 332.13 to close at 7,949.09. The Nasdaq shed 88.47, settling at 1,440.86, and the S&P 500 closed down 44.90 at 805.22. The British government prepared to bail out banks riddled with losses, and the US-listed shares of Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays plummeted 73% and 41%, respectively. The news of unexpected losses at State Street hit US financials hard, with Bank of America down 27.6%, Citigroup falling 17.7%, and State Street itself losing 59%. The SPDR, an exchange-traded fund that tracks the financial sector, fell 15% to a record low of $8.21.",
        "Caption": "Dow Tumbles 332, Below 8,000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_979",
        "News Article": "(Nov 29, 2012 1:23 PM) Maybe this will convince Marco Rubio to take more of a stand on the age of the Earth: Even Pat Robertson says it's more than just a few thousand years old. Right Wing Watch points to a 700 Club clip in which Robertson responds to a concerned mom asking how to answer her sons' questions about dinosaurs. Look, I know people are probably [going] to lynch me when I say this, but Bishop Ussher, God bless him, wasn't inspired by the Lord when he said it all took 6,000 years. It just didn't, Robertson says. (Ussher is the 17th-century bishop who argued Earth was created in 4004BC. And you go back in time, you've got radiocarbon dating, you've got all these things, and you've got the carcasses of dinosaurs frozen in time, Robertson continued. They're out there! And so, there was a time that these giant reptiles were on the Earth, and it was before the time of the Bible. So don't try to cover it up and make like everything was 6,000 years. That's not the Bible, that's Bishop Ussher. If you fight revealed science, you're going to lose your children. And I believe in telling them the way it was. (Click to see why one columnist thinks this issue is important to politics.)",
        "Caption": "Pat Robertson: Yeah, Earth Is More Than 6K Years Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_980",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2009 4:08 PM) Ricardo Montalban, the Mexican-born actor who became a star in splashy MGM musicals and later as the wish-fulfilling Mr. Roarke in TV's Fantasy Island, died today at his California home at age 88. A generation of TV watchers knew Montalban as the faintly mysterious, white-suited Roarke, who presided over a resort where visitors were able to fulfill lifelong dreams. Fantasy Island received high ratings for most of its 1978-84 span on ABC-TV and still appears in reruns. Before that, however, Montalban had been a star in Mexican movies when MGM brought him to Hollywood in 1946. He was cast in the leading role opposite Esther Williams in Fiesta. He also starred with the swimming beauty in On an Island with You and Neptune's Daughter.",
        "Caption": "Ricardo Montalban Dead at 88",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_981",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2008 2:27 PM) With Valentine\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Day around the corner, it might not be a good time to bring this up, but nearly 50% of British men surveyed said they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d abstain from sex for six months if it meant they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d land a 50-inch Plasma television, Vunet reports. The poll, by retailer Comet, found only 35% of women would take a similar vow of celibacy. It seems that size really does matter more for men than women, the firm told Reuters. Cupid isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t the only one in trouble. Roughly 25% of the people polled said they'd give up smoking, another 25% would ditch chocolate, and 20% would give up watching soccer in exchange for the big screen.",
        "Caption": "Sex or a Plasma TV? British Men Split 50-50",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_982",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2014 12:38 PM) When a North Carolina man was bitten by a snake in August, he was successfully treated over 18 hours at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor which he was billed $89,227, the Charlotte Observer reports. Some $81,000 of that was for four vials of anti-venom, which Eric Ferguson and his wife Laura decided to look up online. They found it there for $750 to $12,000 per vial. Fortunately for the Fergusons, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina's contractual discount cut the bill to $20,227. Between a deductible and co-pays, Ferguson ultimately paid some $5,400, the Observer reports. It was just the sticker shock, says Eric, who thinks it's crazy the hospital raked in twice what Medicare would have paid for the anti-venom: $9,460, which is the average sales price plus 6%, the Observer notes. The private, for-profit Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, owned by major (and somewhat notorious) chain Health Management Associates, says it must offer varying discounts to Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers, and if we did not start with the list prices we have, we would not end up with enough revenue to remain in operation. Patients who lack insurance get 62% to 65% discounts, the hospital says. The Blaze, meanwhile, points out that a Maryland woman last year was charged $55,000 for snakebite treatment.",
        "Caption": "Man Goes to ER for Snakebite, Gets Billed $89K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_983",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2014 8:38 AM) Police arrested an unlikely would-be suicide bomber in southern Afghanistan yesterday: an 8-year-old girl. An Afghan soldier spotted the girl in a suicide vest; the BBC reports that she intended to attack border police, but notes it's unclear whether she failed in her task because she had trouble detonating the vest or was detained before she could do so. The girl is believed to be the sister of a Taliban commander who is said to have promoted the now-botched plan. She's being held in Helmand province's capital; police say she is shocked and confused.",
        "Caption": "Failed Suicide Bomber: Afghan Girl, 8",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_984",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2011 11:41 AM CDT) Unsettling news from the US Census Bureau: Nearly one in six people lived in poverty last year. About 46.2 million people, or 15.1%, were below the poverty line, compared to 43.6 million, or 14.3%, in 2009, the AP reports. CNN adds that the poverty rate was last exactly that high in 1993, and hit 15.2% in 1983. The poverty line is currently defined as a yearly income of $22,314 for a family of four or $11,139 for one person. Income for middle-class families also fell slightly last year, to a median of $49,445. Mississippi had the lowest median income, $37,985, while New Hampshire had the highest, $66,707. The South also had the highest poverty rate and the Northeast the lowest. Meanwhile, the number of people without health insurance also increased to 49.9 million, a new high.",
        "Caption": "Nearly 1 in 6 in US Lives in Poverty",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_985",
        "News Article": "(Aug 7, 2012 9:05 AM CDT) McDonald's has pretty much conquered America, but its hold is not yet complete: Less than 1% of all fast food traffic comes between 2am and 5am. But now the fast food giant plans to take aim at very-early-morning eaters, Business Insider reports. It's testing Breakfast After Midnight in 127 Ohio locations that are open 24 hours, expanding its breakfast menu so that it will be offered for 10 full hours, from midnight to 10am. Not all breakfast items will be offered, just the most popular ones\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding McMuffins, hotcakes, oatmeal, and hash browns. Typically, McDonald's offers breakfast starting at 5am, notes Burger Business (which calls the 2am to 5am window fast food's last unconquered frontier ). The chain has been expanding its 24-hour locations; as of 2011, 40% were open 'round-the-clock. The marketing campaign for this new push will use the catchy term nocturnivores, Business First notes.",
        "Caption": "McDonald's New Plan: Make 3am a Hot Time to Dine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_986",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2010 9:28 AM CDT) The Congressional Budget Office numbers aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t in yet, but House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer assures wary legislators that health care reform will save billions, even trillions, over the next 20 years. His statement comes as House Democrats try to wrangle the 10 additional votes needed to pass the bill, which is scheduled for a vote on Sunday. Hoyer tells the Wall Street Journal that the Dems' latest version cost $940 billion over a decade and would decrease the deficit by $130 billion in the first 10 years. In 20 years, Hoyer claims, health care reform would shrink the deficit by $1.2 trillion. The Democrats have made gains toward passage in the last day, with the promised yea of Dennis Kucinich and a switch from anti-abortion Rep. Dale Kildee, who is now convinced that the legislation adequately restricts federal funding of abortion. Kildee\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s move could signal a change of heart in the Stupak bloc, which would aid the Dems\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 search for 216 votes.",
        "Caption": "Health Bill to Shave $130B Off Deficit in Decade: Hoyer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_987",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2008 8:53 AM CDT) Stocks continued their rocky ride this morning, plunging more than 600 points after the opening bell before rebounding, reports the Wall Street Journal. The Dow, in what the Journal calls a slow-motion crash, was down about 250 points after the first hour. The Nasdaq and S&P followed similar paths. Today's developments followed huge losses overseas, as Japan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Nikkei fell 9.6%, Germany\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s DAX fell 9.8%, and the Vienna exchange took a trade-suspending 10% hit. It's very clearly a crash, said one Singapore-based holdings executive. People are selling everything no matter what the fundamentals. It's forced liquidation. Financial stocks paced US declines, with Morgan Stanley down 25% and Goldman Sachs down 15%. GE rose 0.6% despite announcing a 22% drop in third-quarter profits. Signs that markets were risk averse were rampant: treasury bills fell, while gold rose sharply and the dollar strengthened.",
        "Caption": "Stocks Plunge 600, Rebound",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_988",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2012 5:57 PM CDT) The growing number of ex-students overwhelmed with student-loan debt might want to consider an apropos career switch\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto become a collector of overdue student loans. Sadly, it's no joke. As Bloomberg explains, one such collector made $454,000 in a single year, most of it in bonuses for getting people to pay up. His boss, the CEO of Educational Credit Management Corp., makes than more than $1 million in salary, along with some sweet commuting perks. ECMC is one of about 30 such guaranty agencies that help the government run its student-loan program. When the agencies collect money from defaulted borrowers, they keep their own cut, and with so many students graduating with massive debt loads these days, business is booming. Things got so out of hand that ECMC last year cut back its bonus program to make it harder for collectors to make more than $150,000. That was before the $454,000 year for Joshua Mandelman, who, Bloomberg points out, made more than twice as much as the secretary of education. Read the full piece here.",
        "Caption": "Debt Collector on Student Loans Made $454K in a Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_989",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2016 9:33 AM) Kate Elazegui and Emily Kehe have been married two years, and they have two newborn baby boys\u00e2\u20ac\u201dborn four days apart. The couple shares their story with The Cut, recounting how Kate, three years older than then-36-year-old Emily, started trying to get pregnant first. After months with no successful inseminations, the couple decided Kate would try IVF once\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand, at the same time, Emily would start the insemination process herself. I think [the doctor] wanted us to have a positive result so badly, so she basically was like, 'Why not start Emily now? Because it might take a little while,' Kate recalls. Kate says she raised the issue of both women ending up pregnant. Oh the chances of you both getting pregnant are so slim, she recounts the doctor as saying. But that's exactly what happened. Emily got pregnant right away, and three weeks later, they found out Kate was expecting as well. The rest of the process followed in a similar vein: Emily's pregnancy and birth were relatively easy; Kate's were more difficult and had more complications. Emily found it easy to breastfeed the baby she delivered, Reid, while Kate struggled with breastfeeding Eddie; Emily has, at times, nursed both babies. That's helped her to feel equally bonded with them both, Emily says, whereas Kate says she struggles a bit more with that: You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re bonding with the baby you delivered because you have to, and then you look over and remember that there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s another one. You have to remind yourself this is your son, too. Ultimately, they say, it was a great experience ... that they're not planning to repeat. The full piece is worth a read.",
        "Caption": "How a Couple Birthed 2 Babies, 4 Days Apart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_990",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2011 5:40 AM) A vast multi-city gang sweep shows the extent to which Mexican drug cartels have penetrated American cities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand, say federal officials, the extent to which the government is willing to go to take them down. Some 678 gang members, including 421 nationals, were busted in 168 cities during Project Southern Tempest, ABC reports. Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities say nearly half of those arrested were linked to Mexican drug gangs. These transnational gangs are a direct threat to our safety, ICE Director John Morton said. We have to go after them hammer and tong. Analysts, however, say ICE's problem is that it can't do anything about America's demand for illegal drugs. In the end, you can arrest people all day long, and as long as the market demand remains strong there will be new entrepreneurs who rise to satisfy that demand, the director of the Transborder Institute tells the Christian Science Monitor.",
        "Caption": "ICE Busts Hundreds in 168-City Gang Sweep",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_991",
        "News Article": "(Mar 29, 2019 1:18 PM CDT) Hate standing on your feet all day? So much that the thought of staying in bed for two months is appealing? Good news: You can do just that, contribute to NASA research, and get paid $19,000 for your trouble\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso long as you speak German and are free from September to December. NASA and the European Space Agency are looking for participants to spend 60 days in bed at the German Aerospace Center in Cologne\u00e2\u20ac\u201dplus an additional 19 days preparing and recovering\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a study on Artificial Gravity Bed Rest. Essentially, researchers are looking to better understand the effects of long-term weightlessness on the body. Bed rest simulates this condition, reads a German-language statement, per USA Today. Participants aged 24 to 55 will undergo blood, muscle, and cognitive function tests as they exercise, eat, and shower, keeping at least one shoulder on the mattress at all times, reports NBC News. The beds will be tilted a bit so fluids move to the upper body when the person is lying down, per CNN. Some participants will spend time each day being rotated in a human centrifuge, which will force blood to the extremities. In the end, participants won't just be richer; they can boast of providing new techniques to reduce the negative effects of weightlessness on future astronauts. (First up: a return to the moon.)",
        "Caption": "Stay in Bed for 2 Months, Get Paid $19K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_992",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2014 6:05 PM CDT) General Motors is boosting by 971,000 the number of small cars being recalled worldwide for a defective ignition switch, saying cars from the model years 2008-2011 may have gotten the part as a replacement. The company previously announced the recall of 1.6 million cars, only through the 2007 model year, which were built with the faulty switch. The recall involves six cars: the Chevrolet Cobalt, Chevrolet HHR, Pontiac G5, Pontiac Solstice, Saturn Ion, and Saturn Sky. GM says it sold 95,000 faulty switches to dealers and aftermarket wholesalers for use as replacement parts. Of those, 90,000 were used to repair vehicles from the 2003-2007 model years. But 5,000 of the switches were used to fix cars from the 2008-2011 model years. GM said it doesn't know which cars got those 5,000 switches, so it needs to recall all of them. Of the cars being added to the recall, 824,000 were sold in the US. The ignition switches can move out of the run position and cause the car's engine to stall. It can also knock out power steering and power brakes, making the vehicle harder to maneuver, and disable the air bags. GM has said the defect is linked to at least 12 deaths in cars from the 2003-2007 models years, though a watchdog group puts the figure much higher. The company said it isn't aware of any fatalities connected to the defect in the 2008-2011 models. (Meanwhile, the company halted the sale of some Cruze models today, though it didn't say why.)",
        "Caption": "GM Recalls 971K More Vehicles Over Ignition",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_993",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2011 9:51 AM) Who cares about the paternity suit hanging over your head when you have a $160,000 car? Yes, that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s how much Justin Bieber dropped on a customized Range Rover, the Vancouver Sun reports, which means you can all stop feeling bad for him and go back to envying his lifestyle. Or you can go back to being annoyed with him, because it turns out he reportedly bought the car to impress his girlfriend, fellow teenybopper Selena Gomez. CTV notes that the Range Rover is part of Project Kahn, which aims to build special vehicles for a small circle of people who have the taste for exclusivity and the finer things in life. Finer, indeed: The Sun claims the sound system alone ran the Bieb $100,000, and the car also has a Cosworth engine, leather interior, and custom paint job. It will be shipped to Bieber, who also owns a Batmobile-themed Cadillac and a Ferrari, from England. Click to read about Bieber's dubious driving record.",
        "Caption": "Bieber Drops $160K on Luxe Ride",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_994",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2020 5:06 PM CDT) The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear Bill Cosby's appeal of his felony sexual assault conviction on Dec. 1. Cosby, 83, is serving a three- to 10-year prison term. A lower appeals court had upheld his conviction, but the state's high court agreed this year to review two key issues in the case, the AP reports. One involves the trial judge's decision to let prosecutors call five other accusers to testify about long-ago encounters with Cosby at his 2018 trial. The defense calls their testimony remote and unreliable. The high court will also consider whether the jury should have heard evidence that Cosby had given quaaludes to women in the past. The evidence came from Cosby's own deposition testimony in a related lawsuit.",
        "Caption": "Court to Look at 2 Issues in Cosby Appeal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_995",
        "News Article": "(Oct 31, 2018 10:10 AM CDT) Izaia Bullock's dismissal Tuesday from the Rutgers University football team is surely the least of the linebacker's concerns. It came hours after the 22-year-old junior from Linden, NJ, was charged with two counts of first-degree attempted murder and two counts of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, making him the ninth current or former Rutgers football player to be arrested since the summer, reports NJ.com. Police determined Bullock initiated a plot to murder the family members of an acquaintance on Monday, per a release. The two intended victims, unaffiliated with the university, were ultimately uninjured, a prosecutor's rep says. Bullock graduated in 2014 from Linden High School, where he played linebacker and running back, per NJ.com. He then attended a private program meant to help recruit athletes to NCAA football programs before making the Rutgers team with a walk-on tryout in September 2017. ESPN reports the Scarlet Knight played at least one game this year but didn't register any statistics. His case follows the August arrests of eight other Rutgers football players charged in connection with alleged credit card fraud. While announcing his dismissal Tuesday, the university said Bullock would face disciplinary proceedings. (A nurse allegedly plotted to kill the wife of an unfaithful doctor.)",
        "Caption": "Rutgers Football Player Plotted to Kill 2: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_996",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2009 5:54 AM) With a strengthened majority and a Democrat in the White House, Harry Reid expected a fast start off the blocks for the 111th Congress. But the Senate majority leader has found himself, these first days of 2009, stumbling over the handling of the Roland Burris appointment and struggling to respond to the chaos in Minnesota. In an interview with Washington Post, Reid admits that the Burris and Franken episodes have certainly been a diversion. Once a police officer at the Capitol, Reid enjoys immense popularity among his Congressional Democratic colleagues, and his behind-the-scenes, dealmaker style\u00e2\u20ac\u201d I'm more Mike Mansfield. I'm not LBJ. I don't twist arms, he says\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmakes him a key Obama ally. For all his early difficulties, the Nevada senator seems unafraid that he might meet the same fate as his three immediate predecessors as majority leader\u00e2\u20ac\u201dBill Frist, Tom Daschle, and Trent Lott, all of whom fell from grace. I've got 59 senators now, so I'm not doing too bad, he said.",
        "Caption": "A Rocky Start to 2009 for Harry Reid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_997",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2010 11:16 AM CDT) Alissa Torres, who lost her husband on 9\/11, learned about the Park51 Islamic center when a reporter emailed her looking for family members who thought the mosque was a bad idea. I always thought journalists were supposed to be objective, and yet, here we were, the 'victims of 9\/11,' being prodded for our outrage, she writes on Salon. What did I think about the decision to construct a 'mosque' this close to Ground Zero? I thought it was a no-brainer. Of course it should be built there. Torres' husband, a dark-skinned Latino who came here illegally from Colombia, is a perfect example of the diversity of those who died at Ground Zero, she writes. Do we think no Muslims died in the towers? How did '9\/11 victim' become sloppy shorthand for 'white Christian'? Many other victims' families, however, disagreed with her\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand jumped at the chance to talk to the press. I can't shake the feeling that the media has duped us. In trying to create a controversy where there is none, in raking over wounds that\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnine years later\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill hurt.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Widow: Why I Want the Mosque",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_998",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2016 9:27 AM CDT) It's what she wanted. That's how police say Seth Pickering justified allegedly killing his own 6-year-old daughter in front of park rangers in North Carolina on Friday. Two National Park Service rangers saw Pickering, 36, building a campfire with his daughter, Lila, off the Blue Ridge Parkway around 6:50pm and approached to investigate. Nothing going on, Pickering said, according to a police complaint, per the Washington Post. Then, suddenly, he lunged at his daughter, who fell to the ground with a knife in her chest, police say. Now they will never be able to take her away from me, Pickering allegedly told a ranger. She's happier now \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 It's what she wanted. Lila, whose heart and lung were pierced, died at the scene, reports WLOS. About 90 minutes earlier, Pickering had taken Lila without permission during a supervised visit with temporary caregivers she was living with amid a custody battle, police say. Pickering's estranged wife, who lives in Florida, says Lila had been placed in the home because Pickering hit another woman, but she never expected him to hurt their daughter, per the Asheville Citizen-Times. Police say Pickering told detectives Lila made me promise that they would never take her away from me again \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I knew as soon as [the rangers] showed up, they would take her away from me. Officers say the knife in Lila's chest matched one missing from a knife block in Pickering's home, per the Citizen-Times. He's now charged with murder.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Dad Kills Daughter, 6, in Front of Park Rangers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_999",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2011 8:39 AM CDT) No major relief for the markets today, at least not so far: The Dow was down about 100 points at open, resting below 10,900, according to MarketWatch. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were also down, 7 points and 5 points, respectively. And the news from abroad isn't any cheerier...",
        "Caption": "Dow Down 100 at Open",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1000",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2009 7:58 AM CDT) A Russian warship has seized a vessel carrying 29 suspected pirates off the coast of Somalia, RIA Novosti and other agencies are reporting, citing the nation's Defense Ministry. A Russian anti-submarine vessel seized the ship yesterday along with automatic rifles, pistols, and ammunition found on board. The reports say a Russian tanker fended off an attack by the same group earlier yesterday. Russia and other nations patrol the region as part of an international effort to deter pirate hijackings in the busy shipping lane off the Somali coast.",
        "Caption": "Russian Ship Seizes 29 Suspected Pirates",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1001",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2015 10:20 AM CDT) Dietary supplements promise to help you lose weight, build muscle, and boost energy, but they could also send you to the emergency room. Some 23,000 ER visits each year are attributed to everything from herbal pills to vitamins that cause cardiovascular problems, severe allergic reactions, and vomiting, particularly in young adults, according to a new study from the FDA and CDC. They tracked ER visits from 63 hospitals over 10 years, per the New York Times and Time, and found about 10% of patients needed to be hospitalized; the study didn't review whether any deaths occurred. Though prescription drugs send 30 times as many people to the ER annually, most are older adults; 28% of people who visited the ER because of supplements were 20 to 34, and half of those visits involved weight-loss or energy aids, per NBC News. Dietary supplements aren't required to carry warning labels about side effects, don't require FDA approval, and are generally considered safe until proved otherwise, notes the Times. The system has failed, says a Harvard professor who calls the findings disheartening. It's failing to protect consumers from very serious harms. Industry officials claim half of all Americans use dietary supplements, meaning 23,000 ER visits represents a sliver of users. Study authors, however, say their figure may be on the low side since they only tallied cases where a doctor explicitly said dietary supplement usage was responsible for a patient's symptoms. (Supplements may contain this dangerous chemical.)",
        "Caption": "Dietary Supplements Land 63 People in the ER Daily",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1002",
        "News Article": "(Dec 23, 2015 10:39 AM) It's time for the annual story that makes you wish you were Spanish. Spain has once again held its famous El Gordo lottery, doling out a total $2.4 billion to its people, reports the AP. Number 79140 was the big winner this year; the Telegraph reports that 160 whole tickets were sold for that number, with each being worth about $4.37 million. Per usual, poignant stories are emerging: A 140-person school in the Andalucia region took part in what the Telegraph terms a lottery-selling scheme to raise funds for a school trip. It bought and then resold nearly 800 d\u00c3\u00a9cimos (each is 1\/10th of a ticket, so the equivalent of 80 tickets) ... of number 79140, making for a $327 million windfall for the town. Almost everyone in the village has a d\u00c3\u00a9cimo, even if they shared it, says Laujar de Andarax's mayor. They're going mad over at the school! ... and now plotting a trip to Miami, not Italy. The schoolkids had bought the tickets from the lottery agency in Roquetas de Mar, the southern beach town that happened to have sold all the winning tickets (the AP points out that the winning number is generally sold by more than one lottery agency.) Another big winner in that town, per the Local: A 35-year-old Senagalese migrant who sailed from his homeland in 2007 and was rescued by a Spanish lifeboat. He entered Spain empty-handed, and has largely worked as a seasonal vegetable picker. This is a souvenir to Antonio, who told ... us to fend for ourselves, he said of his last employer, who had laid him off.",
        "Caption": "School's Fundraising Effort Ends in $327M Windfall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1003",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2009 11:29 AM CDT) Maria Sharapova suffered a second-round collapse at Wimbledon today, losing to Argentina\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Gisela Dulko in three sets. World No. 45 Dulko, who had only won three games in two earlier meetings with Sharapova, beat the Russian 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. Dulko oozed confidence in the upset of the 2004 champion, the Guardian notes. Sharapova is still on the comeback trail after surgery in October, the AP adds. I had so many easy balls, and I just made unforced errors from those, she said. When I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve had those situations before, those balls would be pieces of cake, and today they weren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t.",
        "Caption": "Sharapova Out in 2nd Round at Wimbledon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1004",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2011 8:36 AM CDT) In an effort to speed up the draining of its Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, Tokyo Electric Power Co. said today that it will release 11,500 tons of low-level radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean. Ten thousand tons of water flooded a radioactive waste processing facility after last month's earthquake and tsunami; once drained, Tepco will use the facility to store the highly radioactive water currently in the basement near the No. 2 reactor. Japan's nuclear watchdog endorsed the plan and called it inevitable, the Wall Street Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "Fukushima Dai-ichi: Tokyo Electric Power Company Will Release 11.5K Tons of Low-Level Radioactive Water Into Pacific Ocean",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1005",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2011 6:27 PM CDT) Amazon.com's lavish spending has cut into profits and left investors rattled, the Wall Street Journal reports. The company announced a dizzying 73% drop in third-quarter profit today and saw its stock fall by 12%, or $28, to $198 in after-hours trading. The reason: Amazon is investing big-time in new shipping centers and cloud storage as it expands further into consumer gadget sales and digital content. The company also predicted lower-than-expected profits for the fourth quarter, citing its investment in online streaming and the new Kindle Fire. Still, net sales are up to $10.88 billion from $7.56 billion a year ago. Finance chief Tom Szkutak predicted that Amazon's investments would pay off: Once customers purchase a Kindle and are carrying around this really massive selection at their fingertips, they're buying more content.",
        "Caption": "Amazon Profit Plummets 73%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1006",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2010 10:51 AM CDT) The Old Spice man your man could smell like conquered the world with his hilarious commercials\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s taken social media by storm, winning over everyone and everything from Perez Hilton to 4chan. He did it by gathering with a team of experts in Portland and producing 87 personalized YouTube videos on Tuesday and more than 74 yesterday, addressing everyone from Demi Moore to some random guy who wanted Isaiah Mustafa\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Old Spice man to propose for him. The videos have been viewed more than 4 million times\u00e2\u20ac\u201dquite an achievement considering they are still, technically, commercials, ReadWriteWeb reports. On Tuesday, the team averaged around 7 minutes to make each video, responding to fans, stars, and Internet celebrities from Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, blogs, and more. Watch a selection in the gallery, or check out 10 of the hottest videos here. More interested in Mustafa himself? Watch a video interview here.",
        "Caption": "162 Videos in 2 Days: Old Spice Guy Goes Viral",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1007",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2012 2:00 AM CDT) Thirteen children and four teachers were among at least 19 people killed when a fire broke out in a shopping mall in the Qatari capital of Doha yesterday. The victims were trapped inside a nursery in the upscale mall, where the fire is believed to have started, reports the BBC. Firefighters had to break through a roof in an attempt to reach the trapped children after a staircase collapsed, and two of them died in the rescue effort. The seven girls and six boys who died included four Spanish children, a 3-year-old French child, and 2-year-old triplets from New Zealand. Some sprinklers and fire alarms failed to work, and some floor plans turned out to be incorrect, hindering rescue efforts, said officials. Survivors describe the evacuation of the mall as chaotic, and say fire alarms were barely audible. Qatar's interior ministry says an investigation is under way, Reuters reports.",
        "Caption": "13 Kids Among 19 Dead in Qatar Mall Blaze",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1008",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2009 11:28 AM CDT) Jazz innovator George Russell died at 86 yesterday in Boston of Alzheimer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s complications, the Globe reports. Russell developed a jazz theory that played a key role on landmark records like Miles Davis\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Kind of Blue and John Coltrane\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s A Love Supreme. Russell\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s theory gives you a lot more freedom and space to hear things, Davis said. The theory, rooted in ancient Greek and medieval scales, allowed performers to focus more on melody. Russell developed it while suffering from a tuberculosis relapse that left him near death ; it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been used by musicians from Herbie Hancock to U2. Russell composed, among other pieces, the noted Cubana Be\/Cubana Bop for Dizzie Gillespie. He won a MacArthur genius grant in 1989.",
        "Caption": "Jazz Pioneer George Russell Dead at 86",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1009",
        "News Article": "(May 16, 2014 6:00 AM CDT) It looks like Donald Sterling isn't going down without a fight. The embattled LA Clippers owner has hired a prominent antitrust lawyer and informed the NBA that he has no intention of paying a $2.5 million fine imposed for making racist remarks, sources tell Sports Illustrated and USA Today. We reject your demand for payment, the lawyer's letter informs the league per the sources; it claims no punishment is warranted because Sterling has done nothing wrong and says his due process rights have been violated. (SI notes that latter claim is somewhat backed up by the NBA's quickie 4-day investigation, but that as a private association it has no obligation to provide due-process rights.) The deadline for paying the fine actually came and went earlier this week. The letter doesn't mention the potential forced sale of the Clippers, sources say, but such letters are generally considered a precursor to a lawsuit and Sterling is known for his litigious tactics, reports the New York Times. Any lawsuit, however, will be an uphill struggle for Sterling, since he is contractually bound to follow the NBA's system of justice and his claim he has done nothing wrong is at odds with his admission of a terrible, terrible mistake in a CNN interview. If he doesn't pay the fine and loses the team, the NBA could withhold $2.5 million, plus interest, from the sale, SI notes. (In the same interview, Sterling launched a bizarre attack on Magic Johnson for getting those AIDS. )",
        "Caption": "Sterling to NBA: Stuff Your $2.5M Fine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1010",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2014 1:47 AM) A Russian tourist has been hit with an eye-watering $25,000 fine for doing what visitors have done for thousands of years: leave their mark on Rome's Colosseum. The man was caught in the act of inscribing a 10-inch-tall letter K on a wall inside the ancient building, reports the Guardian. The amphitheater's director says the fine is justified because the man had damaged a magnificent and symbolic monument. She says that out of 6 million visitors, only four other vandals have been caught this year: An Australian father and son, a Canadian teenager, and a Brazilian teenager. The extraordinarily high fine appears to be a new method of protecting the monument, a Rome-based archaeologist says. But people have been scrawling on the 2,000-year-old landmark since the days when crowds of up to 50,000 watched gladiators battle lions inside, National Geographic reported last year when the building was undergoing a face-lift. Clearing away grime revealed that large numbers of 19th-century tourists wrote their names on the Colosseum, and ancient Romans left behind plenty of images and messages, including a red palm frond with the letters VIND, which archaeologists believe may have been part of the word vindicatio, meaning vengeance.",
        "Caption": "Tourist Fined $25K for Scrawling on Colosseum",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1011",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2011 1:15 PM CDT) A 16-year-old was charged today in the murder of a retiree who tried to put out a fire during the London riots. Richard Mannington Bowes, 68, was trying to douse flames in a bin near his house when a group of rioters surrounded him, according to video footage viewed by police. He fell to the ground after being punched in the head and never regained consciousness, reports the Telegraph. The teen's mother faces obstruction of justice charges, notes AP. They are two of about 1,200 charged so far with riot-related offenses.",
        "Caption": "London Youth, 16, Charged With Murder After Riots",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1012",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2014 2:12 PM) A court's decision to hold three men for trial for the attempted theft of two bananas is drawing surprise and ridicule from lawyers in Nicaragua. The bananas stolen are valued at 32 cents, while the trial is expected to cost at least $600. Prosecutors said in preliminary proceedings yesterday the three men tried to steal the bananas from a fruit vendor in December. They ran with the fruit but were caught. Two are being held at a local jail, and a third is under a form of house arrest. The trial is set for April 23. Lawyer Ivan Morales isn't defending any of the men, but says the decision to prosecute is inexplicable. It is ridiculous to hold a trial that costs a lot of money, over two bananas, he says.",
        "Caption": "Nicaragua Puts 3 on Trial Over 2-Banana Theft",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1013",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2012 2:12 PM) San Francisco fans weren't happy with Kyle Williams last night\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand they let him hear it online. After Williams fumbled two punts to essentially cost the 49ers the NFC Championship game, fans lit into him on Twitter, telling him to kill himself and\/or burn in hell, Mashable reports. Perhaps the most ridiculous came from @javpasquel, who tweeted, @KyleWilliams_10. I hope you, youre(sic) wife, kids and family die, you deserve it. Of course, Twitter controversies being what they are, @javpasquel himself soon found himself on the receiving end of much ire, with dozens of fans retweeting his post along with incredulous comments. One user even found what looked like his personal email account, and broadcast it to other fans. Today, @javpasquel said that his account got hacked and that he would never say or think anything like that.",
        "Caption": "Kyle Williams Gets Twitter Death Threats After Screw Ups Cost San Francisco 49ers the NFC Championship",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1014",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2019 7:30 AM) The fate of two brothers from Wisconsin who went missing while on a business trip in July has now been confirmed. On Friday, authorities said that remains found in Caldwell County, Mo., and in Lincoln, Neb., were those of 35-year-old Nicholas Diemel and 24-year-old Justin Diemel, respectively, Fox News reports. Identifications were made through dental records. The brothers from Shawano County were said to have gone to Braymer, Mo., to meet with Garland Joey Nelson about their livestock business and never returned home. Authorities found their truck on July 22 about 35 miles from Nelson's farm; Nelson's clothes, meanwhile, had traces of blood that DNA testing confirmed was from Nicholas Diemel, per WDAF. The Caldwell County Sheriff's Office says that brother's remains were found on a farm in Caldwell County. A Nebraska rancher, meanwhile, stumbled across Justin Diemel's remains. Per WBAY, a Facebook post from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office notes the rancher had recently purchased a stock trailer in Missouri, and when he took a plastic tub out of the trailer to spread dirt in his driveway, he noticed what he thought to be human remains inside the tub. Deputies confirmed the remains were definitely human, per the post. Prosecutors accuse Nelson of shooting the brothers, getting rid of their vehicle, then hiding the men in a metal barrel on his property before finally moving the bodies, burning them, and concealing the remains. Nelson has been charged with first-degree murder, as well as other charges, including abandonment of a corpse and tampering with evidence. He's behind bars in Caldwell County without bond, with a preliminary hearing set for Jan. 9.",
        "Caption": "Remains of 2 Missing Brothers Found in 2 Separate States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1015",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2013 6:00 AM CDT) A ship carrying African migrants toward Italy caught fire and capsized off the Sicilian island of Lampedusa today, spilling hundreds of passengers into the sea, officials said. At least 94 bodies have been recovered so far, and 159 people rescued, but more than 200 people are unaccounted for. Pietro Bartolo, the top health official on Lampedusa, said today he expected the toll to rise as search operations continue. It was one of the deadliest accidents in recent times during the perilous crossing from Africa for migrants seeking a new life in the European Union. Interior Minister Angelino Alfano headed to Lampedusa to oversee the rescue operations first-hand. Pope Francis, who visited Lampedusa in July, quickly sent his condolences. It's an immense tragedy, said Lampedusa Mayor Giusi Nicolini, adding that the dead included at least one child of about 3 and a pregnant woman. The migrants were from Eritrea, Ghana, and Somalia, the coast guard said. Coast guard ships and helicopters from across the region, as well as local fishing boats, were on the scene trying to find survivors. Nicolini said the ship had caught fire after those on board set off flares so it would be seen by passing ships. The ship apparently then capsized, spilling the passengers into the sea near Conigli island.",
        "Caption": "At Least 94 Dead, Hundreds Missing in Sicily Shipwreck",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1016",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2008 6:00 AM CDT) 50 Cent and Universal Music Group were sued yesterday for promoting a gangsta lifestyle that encourages violence. The plaintiff: 14-year-old James Rosemond, who was assaulted on a Manhattan sidewalk by 50's fellow G-Unit member Tony Yayo. Rosemond is the son of a record exec whose label represents The Game, a former colleague of 50 Cent who has since become a rival rapper. Rosemond was wearing a T-shirt promoting his father's record label when four men, including Yayo, assaulted him in March 2007. While Yayo has since pleaded guilty to that assault and performed community service, Rosemond and his family claim that 50 Cent's music, and Universal's promotion of it, created the conditions that led to the attack.",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old Boy Sues 50 Cent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1017",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2016 11:05 AM) Troubled by the apparent deaths of 150,000 penguins since a Rhode Island-sized iceberg crashed into Antarctica in 2010? Good news: There might be an alternative explanation for their disappearance. No one has actually found the bodies of 150,000 Ad\u00c3\u00a9lie penguins that vanished from a colony at Cape Denison after a grounded iceberg suddenly meant their food source was 40 miles away, reports Live Science. Given that carcasses don't decompose in Antarctica's climate, this suggests the penguins may have simply moved elsewhere\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust as another colony did when an iceberg hit Ross Island in 2001. I do not know what happened to these birds, but no one does for certain, says penguin expert Michelle LaRue, who was not involved in the Antarctic Science study. Just because there are a lot fewer birds observed doesn't automatically mean the ones that were there before have perished. She adds the penguins may have relocated to nearby colonies, which would make sense given that study researchers say a colony five miles from Cape Denison is thriving. If the penguins did indeed die, LaRue says it's hardly apocalyptic ; there were 7 million Ad\u00c3\u00a9lie penguins in Antarctica as of 2011.",
        "Caption": "150K 'Dead' Penguins Might Just Be Chilling Elsewhere",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1018",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2012 10:53 AM CDT) Jason Russell, co-founder of the controversial nonprofit Invisible Children and creator of the Kony 2012 viral video, gives his first interview Sunday since his bizarre naked meltdown on the streets of San Diego this past March. Oprah scored the big exchange, and Gawker's got its hands on a promo: Did you go crazy? Oprah asks. Russell, who appears calm (and dressed) in a shirt and tie, says, That wasn't me, that person on the street corner ranting and raving and naked is not me, that's not who I am.",
        "Caption": "Kony 2012 Guy on Nude Rant: 'That's Not Who I Am'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1019",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2009 11:40 AM) Less than half of Americans polled approve of President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s performance for the first time. A new Quinnipiac survey has his job approval rating at 48%, with 42% disapproving. Other polls have his rating at 53% and 56%, and a Quinnipiac pollster admits the new number is not statistically different from his 50% approval rating in October. Nevertheless, he tells Politics Daily, in politics symbols matter. The close numbers get more interesting when broken down: 52% disapprove of Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s action on the economy, while 43% approve. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s slipped in his handling of the war in Afghanistan\u00e2\u20ac\u201d49% disapprove, versus 40% last month. Though there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an almost across the board erosion of support for the war, the pollster says, when the focus is on fighting terror, American resolve remains strong \u00e2\u20ac\u201dto wit, 65% said eliminating the terror threat in Afghanistan is a worthwhile goal.",
        "Caption": "Obama Approval Rating Dips Below 50%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1020",
        "News Article": "(May 10, 2010 4:40 AM CDT) The death toll is climbing in Iraq following this morning's coordinated gun-and-bomb attacks, with the AP putting the number at 84, making it the deadliest day this year. A police spokesman said a suicide bomber detonated himself outside a textile factory south of Baghdad where a crowd was trying to help victims of two earlier car bombs, raising the toll there to at least 45. Gunmen using silenced weapons also killed 7 Iraqi soldiers and policemen at checkpoints in Baghdad, and a roadside bomb in Baghdad killed another 2. Attacks in the northern and western Iraq also added to the toll. The use of silencers was a new tactic for the Sunni insurgency. They wanted to show that they can attack us in different parts of the city at the same time because they have cells everywhere, an Iraqi government source told Reuters. The attacks came after several recent US and Iraqi military victories against al-Qaeda. The weakened group and affiliated Sunni Islamists are now out to stage significant attacks to prove that they are still powerful, officials say.",
        "Caption": "Coordinated Iraq Attacks Kill 84 in Year's Deadliest Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1021",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2015 8:50 AM CDT) A new Kickstarter darling emerged this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201da jacket designed for travelers that has become the most successful clothing campaign in the crowdfunding site's history, reports UPI. In fact, by raising $9,192,055 in the campaign that ended yesterday, the World's Best Travel Jacket is the fourth-highest Kickstarter project, period. I knew we had a great idea, that we'd maybe get a million or two, but never $9 million, says entrepreneur Hiral Sanghavi, a 29-year-old MBA student at Northwestern who created the jacket with his designer wife, Yoganshi Shah, reports the Chicago Tribune. Their goal was to hit $20,000. The jacket comes in four styles (sweatshirt, windbreaker, bomber, and blazer) and has 15 features, including an inflatable neck pillow, a pocket that doubles as a cup-holder, and gloves in each sleeve. Most of the features themselves aren't particularly new, but the campaign has thrived on great publicity and a savvy marketing hook aimed at busy travelers, notes the Tribune. Sanghavi tells CNN that his current long-distance relationship with his wife helped lead to the idea. She works on the West Coast, he says. It's a long flight and I'd forget to take my neck pillow and buy a new one at the airport. Quartz thinks the popularity is a testament to the reality that air travel is miserable, while noting that travelers of all kinds might find it handy. The jacket will be sold through the couple's BauBax website, with the retail price starting at $160. (Impressive for sure, but the $9 million raised doesn't match this Kickstarter item.)",
        "Caption": "Husband, Wife Ask Kickstarter for $20K, Get $9M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1022",
        "News Article": "(Aug 27, 2012 2:18 PM CDT) America's weapon sales abroad last year skyrocketed to $66.3 billion, triple the 2010 figure of $21.4 billion, according to a nonpartisan report. US sales accounted for more than three-quarters of the $85.3 billion market and marked a record high for sales in a year, blowing away 2009's $31 billion. The US windfall stemmed largely from hefty purchases by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman; the countries bought warplanes and missile defense equipment amid rising concern over Iran, the New York Times reports. Among Saudi Arabia's $33.4 billion in purchases were 84 F-15 fighters as well as Black Hawk and Apache helicopters, ammunition, and missiles. The UAE snapped up a $3.49 billion missile shield and $939 million in Chinook helicopters, while Oman spent $1.4 billion on 18 F-16 fighters. Some $71.5 billion of global purchases were made by developing nations, as has generally been the case in recent years, the Times notes; some $56.3 billion of that figure came from the US. The second-biggest international dealer: Russia, with just $4.8 billion in sales.",
        "Caption": "US Arms Sales Hog 75% of Global Market",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1023",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2016 10:55 AM CDT) Game of Thrones has received the most nominations for this year's Emmys, the AP reports. The HBO fantasy series received 23 nominations, edging out FX's The People v. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story, which received 22 nominations. HBO was the top-nominated network at a presentation Thursday morning in Los Angeles; the network received 94 nominations. Game of Thrones received nominations in the best supporting drama actor and actress categories, among others. See all the major nominees here.",
        "Caption": "Game of Thrones Gets 23 Emmy Nominations",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1024",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2013 11:30 AM CDT) Tamerlan Tsarnaev may have been flagged as a potential terrorist on a central intelligence database, but so were about 875,000 others\u00e2\u20ac\u201da statistic that has prompted some to question whether the master list has grown too unwieldy to be effective. Now we know just how quickly it has grown: A US official says the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (or TIDE) database has swelled from 540,000 to 875,000 names in five years, Reuters reports. Proponents emphasize it's not intended as a watch list : Suspected terrorists' children are on it, and Ford Motor Company is rumored to have an entry as well, reports the LA Times. Rather, TIDE is used to inform more specific databases, such as the FBI's no-fly list. An official tells Reuters that intelligence agencies' ability to pull the data they need from TIDE has only sharpened as the database has expanded. But one counter-terror policy expert isn't so sure: What you want is more focus, not less focus. It can't be just about quantity. It has to be about specificity.",
        "Caption": "Tsarnaev Just One of 875K Names in Terrorist Database",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1025",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2015 9:23 AM CDT) The Islamic State released more than 200 Yazidis today after holding them for eight months, an Iraqi Kurdish security official says, the latest mass release of captives by the extremists. Gen. Hiwa Abdullah says most of the freed 216 prisoners are in poor health and bear signs of abuse and neglect. He adds that about 40 children are among those released, while the rest are elderly. No reason was given for the release of the prisoners, who were originally abducted from the area around Sinjar. Tens of thousands of Yazidis fled in August when ISIS captured the northern Iraqi town, but hundreds were taken captive by the group, with some Yazidi women forced into slavery, according to international rights groups and Iraqi officials. In January, ISIS released some 200 Yazidi prisoners as well. At the time, Kurdish military officials said they believed the extremists released the prisoners as they were too much of a burden. Today's handover took place in Himera just southwest of Kirkuk, 180 miles north of Baghdad. The freed Yazidis were taken away by ambulances and buses to receive treatment and care.",
        "Caption": "ISIS Releases 216 Yazidis After 8 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1026",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2011 10:26 AM CDT) The body of 4-year-old girl who had been shot in the chest was discovered yesterday, the fifth child killed in less than a week as drug violence rages on in Acapulco. The girl was found in a car next to a woman who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d been shot several times; police didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t offer a motive, notes the AP. The killing follows the deaths of boys ages 2 and 6, who were killed at their home along with an elderly woman who tried to shield them after gunmen opened fire. Some 200 shells were found at the site, in a poor neighborhood that has been at the center of violence. Separately, two 15-year-olds were murdered the same day. The killings add to more than 35,000 drug war deaths since 2006, including several more bodies found this week. One bruised corpse was accompanied by a note signed Knights Templar, a group claiming in recent banners to have replaced the cartel known as La Familia.",
        "Caption": "5 Kids Killed in 5 Days in Acapulco",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1027",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2008 8:00 PM CDT) Just 9 months before the Beijing Olympics, the Chinese government's news agency, Xinhua, reported that gymnast He Kexin was 13, which would have made her ineligible to be on the team that won a gold medal this week. In its report Nov. 3, Xinhua identified He as one of 10 big new stars who made a splash at China's Cities Games. It gave her age as 13 and reported that she beat Yang Yilin on the uneven bars at those games. Yang was also on Wednesday's winning team, and questions have been raised about her age and that of a third team member, Jiang Yuyuan. Gymnasts have to be 16 during the Olympic year to be eligible. He herself told reporters after yesterday's final that my real age is 16. I don't pay any attention to what everyone says.",
        "Caption": "Chinese News Agency Put Gymnast's Age at 13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1028",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2010 4:45 AM CDT) White House staffers kept a very close eye on the guest list as the Obamas hosted Mexican President Felipe Calderon and his wife at the second state dinner of the Obama presidency last night. No gatecrashers slipped through this time, and one assistant secretary of state was actually sent home to get proper ID, the AP reports. The 200 guests who made it through after their invitations were triple-checked included Whoopi Goldberg, George Lopez, and Olympic speed skater Shani Davis. The Mexican duo of Rodrigo y Gabriela, followed by Beyonc\u00c3\u00a9, provided entertainment after a dinner of Oregon wagyu beef with a Oaxacan black mol\u00c3\u00a9 sauce. Today is a celebration of the bonds between the United States and Mexico, including the music that brings us together and moves us a little bit and hopefully gets us literally moving on the dance floor at some point, Obama told the guests.",
        "Caption": "Obama's 2nd State Dinner: Viva Mexico!",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1029",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2012 8:46 AM CDT) Yahoo followed through on its threat to sue Facebook today, filing a suit accusing the social networking company of violating 10 Yahoo patents. The suit, filed by new CEO Scott Thompson, reportedly comes after months of talks between the two companies; it alleges that Facebook got a free ride by using patented technology covering everything from messaging to online ads. Yahoo is struggling and Facebook is about to go public; suits like this are common in such cases, an expert tells the Wall Street Journal. Another tells Reuters that the timing might make Facebook more willing to resolve the differences. The suit alleges that Facebook succeeded by using principles Yahoo had its pulse on years earlier, a former Yahoo exec says; one example is Facebook's newsfeed, which is similar to Yahoo's patent for custom data streams. With this lawsuit Yahoo is saying they had the ideas first, the exec says. Indeed, the lawsuit quotes Mark Zuckerberg himself, Mashable reports; he once said, Getting there first is not what it's all about. A Facebook spokesperson says the company first learned of the suit through the media.",
        "Caption": "Yahoo Sues Facebook Over 10 Alleged Patent Violations",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1030",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 8:57 AM CDT) A train operator had just three seconds to react when he noticed his passenger train was about to crash into a truck partially blocking the track ahead near Wagrowiec, Poland. He apparently used the time wisely: In what is being called a heroic move, security footage shows the driver sprinting through the train car, telling passengers to get down before bracing for the crash himself. NBC News reports a wooden beam apparently broke through a window near where passengers were sitting moments before the crash and glass rained down. But thanks to the warning, no one was badly injured, reports the BBC. Gizmodo reports the train was traveling at about 62mph and wouldn't have been able to stop in time to avoid the crash. It isn't clear why the truck was on the tracks.",
        "Caption": "With 3 Seconds Until Impact, Train Driver Plays the Hero",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1031",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2012 11:32 AM) The US gross domestic product appears to have actually grown at a 2.9% annual rate between July and September, the fastest quarterly growth seen this year. That rate, via analysts at Goldman Sachs and Barclays, is higher than the Commerce Department's initial estimate of 2.0%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it suggests the economy will take Hurricane Sandy's damage in stride. Improving housing and job markets, as well as better household finances, are spurring consumer confidence and spending, Bloomberg notes. The growth doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t make us invulnerable, notes a Barclays executive. But it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s better than if the economy had already been slowing sharply and then we were hit with events like Sandy. The hurricane could cut half a percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP, says the Goldman exec, and the fiscal cliff also poses a threat. But with solid momentum going into the fourth quarter, the US economy should be able to keep growing, says the Barclays economist. The economy is somewhat stronger than people are giving it credit for, notes an ING director. Any upward revision to Q3 GDP will be reported on Nov. 29.",
        "Caption": "Q3's GDP Growth Could Be Rosiest of Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1032",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2016 4:32 PM CDT) The reasons for losing one's virginity are as old and as myriad as humanity itself, but they usually have to do with being addled by some combination of love, lust, alcohol, or the vague desire to spread your DNA around the planet. Gentle reader, meet 20-year-old Katherine Stone of Washington state, who says she would like to lose hers so that she might rebuild her family's home, which burned down uninsured in 2014. And given that family homes aren't cheap, Stone is now selling her virginity to the highest-yet-still-at-least-not-totally-terrible bidder; bids are currently north of $400,000. People say you are supposed to do it for love, Stone tells CNN. But if you think about it, I am doing it because I love my family. To do it, Stone, who says she wants to be a lawyer, enlisted the help of brothel impresario Dennis Hof, who runs seven perfectly legal establishments of ill repute in Nevada. Hof, while acknowledging that helping Stone find a paying suitor is controversial, adds that it is her choice. I don't think it is a good idea for a girl to drink six tequilas and lose her virginity on the bathroom floor in a frat house. ... If she wants to (sell) it, I think that's great. Stone currently resides at Hof's Kit Kat Ranch while she waits for her knight in golden armor. I'm waiting for a man who I feel a connection with so that the experience can be special for both of us, she says. It's really not just about the money. It's unclear whether Hof is taking a cut of Stone's proceeds. But, he tells KSAT, she hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t found the right situation. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s had guys that she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s liked that didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have enough money and she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s had guys that had enough but she didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t like them. (This is not the first time that virginity lost in Vegas hasn't stayed in Vegas.)",
        "Caption": "20-Year-Old Is Selling Her Virginity for $400K, 'Love'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1033",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2010 12:47 PM CDT) Almost 1 in 4 Californians under age 65 didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have health insurance in 2009, as many lost their jobs and the employer-sponsored health care that came with them, says a new UCLA study. Among those over 18, the figure jumped to almost 1 in 3. California has one of the country\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s highest uninsured rates, yet it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s considering cuts in a public insurance program for low-income children and their parents. California's situation is pretty dire, one of the UCLA researchers tells the Los Angeles Times. Researchers say they were surprised by how much the figures have grown since 2007. At the time, 6.4 million Californians were uninsured; now, 8.2 million are. The state's unemployment rate rose to 12.3% in December.",
        "Caption": "Roughly 1 in 4 Californians Are Uninsured",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1034",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2009 7:08 PM CDT) A striking new study says almost 1 in 5 American 4-year-olds is obese, and the rate is alarmingly higher among American Indian children, with nearly a third of them obese. Researchers were surprised to see differences by race at so early an age. Obesity is more common in Hispanic and black youngsters, too, but the disparity is most startling in American Indians, whose rate is almost double that of whites. Overall, more than half a million 4-year-olds are obese, the study suggests. The lead author said that rate is worrisome among children so young, even in a population at higher risk for obesity because of other health problems and economic disadvantages. The cumulative evidence is alarming because within just a few decades, America will become a 'minority majority' nation, one health professor said.",
        "Caption": "20% of 4-Year-Olds Already Obese: Study",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1035",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2019 10:24 AM CDT) The four-part HBO documentary series The Case Against Adnan Syed concluded Sunday night, and it brought two sizable revelations (spoilers ahead). One, that Syed, whose case catapulted into the spotlight via the podcast Serial, was offered a plea deal four months ago and turned it down. Syed is almost two decades into a life sentence for the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee, and the documentary films defense attorney C. Justin Brown following a meeting with prosecutors. The deal: plead guilty to Lee's murder and be released in 2022; the Baltimore Sun reports a rep for Maryland's attorney general confirmed the deal. Syed didn't take it because of the requirement he admit guilt. It's like I'd be exchanging one prison for another, Syed says in a phone call with filmmakers. The second revelation: DNA tests were conducted in 2018 on crime scene evidence, and none of it matched Syed. The Sun reports documents showed that roughly a dozen items\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding fingernail clippings, a rope, her clothing and jewelry, and a condom wrapper\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere tested. The tests identified only DNA from Lee and an unknown woman (the latter person's DNA was on the rope, per the New York Times). Brown says the fingernail clippings are particularly noteworthy: Prosecutors' position is that there was a struggle between Syed and Lee in her car, where they say she was strangled; samples taken from the car were DNA tested as well. A rep for the AG simply said, These results in no way exonerate him. The Times has some additional revelations here. (Syed was recently dealt a legal blow.)",
        "Caption": "2 Big Reveals in HBO Series on Adnan Syed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1036",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2012 12:09 PM CDT) Apparently it's going to take more than a couple of governors chowing on a burger to save pink slime: AFA Foods, a leading manufacturer of boneless lean beef trimmings, today filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing a steep drop-off in demand for its products. AFA will this week suspend operations at a California plant, reports the Wall Street Journal, and had previously struggled before a plan to return to profitability was quickly undermined by market forces beyond the debtors' control, according to court documents. Almost all retail grocery stores have succumbed to public pressure to reduce or eliminate the sale of products containing BLBT, as well as public requests to prominently label products containing BLBT, said AFA. As a result, instead of the boost normally provided by the beginning of barbecue season, sales slumped. AFA has $56 million in financing to see it through Chapter 11 proceedings.",
        "Caption": "Pink Slime Maker Files Chapter 11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1037",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2012 1:35 PM CDT) A South Carolina mother was sentenced to the maximum of 10 years in prison today for refusing to tell authorities where her missing toddler has gone. Zinah Jennings, 23, showed no emotion as the verdict of guilty of unlawful conduct was read in court. Jennings' son, Amir, was 18 months old when he was last seen in November. He and his mother were taped on security video at a Columbia bank. Police say Jennings has repeatedly lied to them about where the boy is, telling false tales that led them to search places from Atlanta to Charlotte, NC. Jennings has said she left the boy somewhere safe but wouldn't give details when questioned by police. Some of the dozens of prosecution witnesses testified that Jennings, who gave birth to a girl last week, said she was stressed and needed a break from the boy. One friend said Jennings told her she pondered selling or giving away the boy and even mentioned throwing him out the window of a moving car.",
        "Caption": "SC Mom Gets 10 Years Over Missing Son",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1038",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2011 2:29 PM CDT) Facebook is just about ready to change its IPO status to public, sources tell CNBC. The social networking behemoth, which had previously kept its financial numbers under lock and key, will likely go public in the first quarter of next year at a valuation of $100 billion. Because Facebook expects to cross the 500-investor mark this year, the 500 rule will kick in, requiring it to report its financial information quarterly. Sources says it likely wants to launch the IPO before that requirement would begin in April, hence the Q1 IPO. Another motivation behind a public offering could be increasing employee compensation\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially after Facebook last year put the kibosh on workers selling their shares, likely prompting many to quit in order to do so. If Facebook were to go public, employees could sell their shares freely. Earlier this year, a $1.5 billion investment in Facebook organized on behalf of its clients by Goldman Sachs put the company's worth at $50 billion.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Prepping for $100B IPO in Early 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1039",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2015 2:04 PM CDT) Deez Nuts may be the most notorious of this year's alternative presidential candidates, but he's not the only one. In fact, there are more than 1,200 solitary fringe presidential aspirants, as Kevin Hogan calls them in the Atlantic, even though most of them will likely never make their way onto a state ballot. It's not hard to become a POTUS contender, Hogan explains: All a candidate has to do is complete and send in forms found on the Federal Election Commission's website. But whether you throw your lot in as a Republican (almost 200 of them so far), Democrat (more than 130), another party, or as an independent, you can, for the rest of your life \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 claim, 'I ran for President!' Even if you only got 15 votes in New Hampshire, a former senior legal analyst for CNN tells the magazine. There are way more contenders this time around than in the last election, which counted just under 420 applicants. The Atlantic notes the publicity garnered by Mr. Nuts may have upped interest in the gig, though many are obviously jokes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunless Mickey Mouse and the Tom Brady Sketch really are making a serious run for the White House\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand some are concentrating on decidedly niche agendas: For example, a Democrat who contacted Hogan has a foreign policy that revolves around swimming pools due to the heat exhaustion she's experienced. But then there are the ostensibly serious candidates who got acrimonious with Hogan after getting pressed about their runs, including a 74-year-old man who says he first got a vision of becoming president when he was 4. I write books, he told Hogan. I have a giant sense of words, world orders, and word hors oeuvres [sic]\u00e2\u20ac\u201da new word order. I speak, I win. I have a date with the universe I cannot be late. So there's that.",
        "Caption": "There Are Actually 1,200 People Running for President",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1040",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) A shooting at a Michigan courthouse has left at least three people dead, WZZM 13 reports. An unnamed employee says that two bailiffs and the shooter are among the dead at the Berrien County Courthouse in St. Joseph. One person was injured in the shooting, which occurred around 2:30pm, the employee says. A county commissioner confirmed that information to WOOD 8, adding that the shooter was an inmate. According to other reports, the man was headed to jail when he got a hold of a deputy's gun and began shooting. The courthouse was locked down, the commissioner said. Gov. Rick Snyder tweeted that the state police had secured the building and started an investigation. Zarya Stark, who works as a courier at the courthouse, tweeted about the shooting: They started shooting apparently as I walked out after my first pick up, as I was going to my first drop I saw emergency vehicles.",
        "Caption": "3 Dead in Michigan Courthouse Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1041",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2014 4:44 PM CDT) A 911 dispatcher in California had to handle a call that struck particularly close to home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe caller was her fiance pleading for help because their toddler son was choking. I heard him say an address and I perked up, and then I heard him say it again and I recognized that as my own home address, Britney Melchor of Marysville tells KTVU. All ended well, but not before some tense moments. Robert Kimball called 911 after the 14-month-old boy swallowed a metal washer and began struggling to breathe. Mommy mode kind of hit\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike, that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s my son, Melchor tells KCRA. I panicked. But then I was like, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcYou know what? I got to get him to the help he absolutely needs.' She dispatched an ambulance, though Kimball got the washer dislodged just as paramedics arrived. Maverick was soon breathing normally. (Another 911 dispatcher took a call about her father on her first day.)",
        "Caption": "911 Dispatcher Handles Call About Her Choking Son",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1042",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2011 12:33 AM) You might not be able to find Nemo soon. Environmentalists warn that 16% of species associated with characters in the mega-popular Pixar animated movie Finding Nemo are at risk of extinction. These are species that should be doing better because they are the ones we care about, said a spokeswoman for the survey conducted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and a Canadian university. Especially threatened are species including turtles (like Squirt and Crush), hammerhead sharks (Anchor) and rays because they've got life histories that cause them to interact with people wherever they go, she adds. Even little Nemo's species, the clownfish, is in trouble\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough not yet at risk of extinction\u00e2\u20ac\u201din part because of the movie. People raced to pet shops for their own Nemo after they saw the 2003 film, triggering a significant reduction of clownfish on coral reefs. When people see a beautiful film about tigers, they don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t go out and shoot a tiger. They don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t go out and purchase a tiger, a marine biologist tells the Washington Post. In the case of things in the ocean, they think, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcI care about them, so I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d like to have them,\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 or, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcI care about them, that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d like to fish them.' The scientists, who enjoyed multiple viewings of the movie, are publishing their findings today in Conservation Letters. Disney could not be reached for comment.",
        "Caption": "16% of Nemo Species at Risk of Extinction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1043",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2010 2:28 AM) More senseless violence from Mexico's drug gangs: gunmen killed at least 14 at a high school party in Ciudad Juarez early yesterday. A group of teens and young adults were celebrating a soccer victory at a private home when seven cars full of armed men stormed the house, releasing a barrage of gunfire that left at least 82 bullet casings at the scene. Eight of the dead are under 20 years of age, while the youngest was 13. Two dozen other teens and young adults were hospitalized after the attack, the LA Times reports. The motivation for the shooting is unclear. One local newspaper reported that one of the victims was a witness in a homicide investigation. Witnesses and family members say the teens had no connection to drug traffickers and believe the attack was prompted by false information.",
        "Caption": "Gunmen Kill 14 at Teen Party in Mexico",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1044",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2014 7:31 AM CDT) Some progress, some dead ends: A recently spotted oil slick in the area being searched for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight has been analyzed, and it likely has nothing to do with the plane, CNN reports. But the search continues there, and the US Navy's Bluefin-21 has finally pulled off a full mission on its third attempt to do so, following issues with sea depth and technical problems, NBC News reports. The undersea drone has now covered some 35 square miles of the 230-square-mile search area, and its data is currently being analyzed. As of yesterday, there were no significant detections, officials note. And though it was expected to wrap up about now, the search by air and ship also continues, which Reuters suggests is due to continued pressure from families holding out hope floating wreckage will be spotted. As for cost, reports earlier this month said $44 million had been spent, and an Australian official now estimates that if private companies run the search, it could have a ballpark price tag of $234 million. There'll come a time when we need to regroup and reconsider, says Malaysia's acting transport minister. But in any event, the search will always continue. It's just a matter of approach.",
        "Caption": "On 3rd Try, Drone on Hunt for Jet Works",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1045",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2016 10:04 AM CDT) By their third day in a tiny snow cave under 4 feet of snow, Chris Hanna and Jenny Neyman thought the shelter in an Alaska ice field might turn into a tomb, per the AP. The 7-by-5-foot space Hanna dug started with a ceiling 40 inches high. Warmth and humidity from their bodies made the ceiling sag to within 8 inches of their faces. Besides hypothermia, hunger, and a shortage of oxygen, the experienced outdoor enthusiasts had to stave off claustrophobia. The closer that ceiling got, the more unnerving it was, Neyman says. Luckily, their ordeal ended a few hours later. A locator beacon led an Alaska Air National Guard helicopter to the shelter, and the crew swooped in and dug out the pair after four nights on Harding Icefield, including three in the cave. Neyman, 36, and Hanna, 46, had planned to spend April 8 cross-country skiing on the 700-square-mile ice field. Then the weather turned. They said their first inclination was to ski down one of the ice field's 30 glaciers, but by nightfall, with visibility at 10 feet, Neyman said she couldn't go on. They spent the night in their tent as a blizzard moved in. At one point, Hanna sent text messages to his 18- and 22-year-old daughters, saying he loved them and was proud to be their dad. Then, figuring their only hope of survival was a snow cave, he set about making one with his hands and a ski. He created a 7-foot, 30-inch-diameter tunnel, then dug horizontally to create the snow cave. They scrambled inside with sleeping bags, pads, a stove, and food. The stove wouldn't stay lit. They made an air hole with a broken tent pole, tying an orange space blanket to it as a signal for rescuers. It worked. By luck, their phone battery held out just long enough for a signal to be picked up. Click for the full story.",
        "Caption": "2 Alaska Skiers Recount Incredible Survival in Snow Cave",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1046",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2016 3:04 AM) One of two things is going to happen at the Republican National Convention this summer: Dixville Notch's long streak of predicting GOP nominees is going to end, or John Kasich will prevail. The tiny New Hampshire town is one of three that voted at midnight, and it has picked the eventual GOP nominee every year since 1968, though there was a tie in 1980 between George HW Bush and Ronald Reagan, and one between Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman in 2012, reports NPR. This year, Kasich got three votes to Donald Trump's two in Dixville Notch, though it was a three-way Kasich\/Trump\/Ted Cruz tie across the three towns, with scattered votes for other GOP candidates, including ex-candidate Rand Paul. Dixville Notch has, however, turned out to be a poor indicator of how the rest of the state will vote, and its record in predicting Democratic nominees has been mixed, with Wesley Clark getting the most votes in 2004. Candidates no longer consider the village in the state's far north a vital stop, but the early-voting tradition continues to attract the media every year, even though the stately Balsams Resort where voting takes place has been closed for years awaiting renovation, the New York Times reports. I never once lost the feeling that when the stroke of midnight was about to come, that this little town of 20-some-odd people was going to start the democratic process of electing the most powerful person in the world, says former resident and Balsams partner Steve Barba.",
        "Caption": "Early-Voting Town Has Predicted GOP Nominees Since 1968",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1047",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2018 1:32 PM CDT) Alyssa Alhadeff and Alaina Petty, both 14, were killed in the Valentine's Day shooting at Parkland, Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Now, two of their parents are running for the Broward County school board, ABC News reports. Lori Alhadeff and Ryan Petty announced Tuesday that they are running because of the massacre, in which 17 students and staff members were killed. Alhadeff said a spot on the school board is the best way she can think of to work toward improving school safety: I [don't] want any parent to go through the anguish I went thorough or for any child to say, 'Mommy, am I going to die at school today?' she said, per NBC News. Petty said he wants to represent parents all over the district who deserve to have their children come home to them every afternoon. The parents said they also want to work toward more transparency and accountability in the district; Petty mentioned the confusing matrix of discipline programs that allowed the suspected school shooter to fall through the cracks despite warning signs of what was to come. Alhadeff also said discipline systems at the district need to be revamped because they have gone from the complete extremes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfrom over-disciplining kids to not disciplining kids, which we have now. There is no better way to ensure that the change this school system desperately needs is achieved than to have a seat at the table, she said. I want to do everything possible to make this school system a model that other districts will look and try to replicate. In addition to running for the school board, she and Petty said they would also continue to advocate for gun control, the Miami Herald reports.",
        "Caption": "Parents of 2 Parkland Victims Running for School Board",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1048",
        "News Article": "(Nov 26, 2010 4:53 PM) Libertarian Party co-founder David F. Nolan died unexpectedly in Arizona after making runs in recent years for the US Senate and House. He was 66. Nolan helped found the party with a group of colleagues at his home in Denver on Dec. 11, 1971. He not only helped found the Libertarian Party but remained active and helped to guide our party for the last 40 years, said party chairman Mark Hinkle. We are now the third-largest political party in America, and one of the most persistent and successful third parties in American history, thanks in large part to David Nolan, he said. Nolan was active in Arizona politics and received about 5% of the vote this year as a Libertarian candidate for Senate against John McCain. During the campaign, Nolan said the most effective way to end border violence and cripple drug cartels was to decriminalize drugs.",
        "Caption": "Libertarian Party Co-Founder Dead at 66",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1049",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2008 1:45 PM CDT) The US Hispanic population is booming, driven more by a high birth rate among those already in the country than immigration, the Census Bureau says. Since 2000, Latinos have jumped from 12.6% to more than 15% of the total population\u00e2\u20ac\u201dswelling their numbers to 45.5 million from 35.7 million. If you close the borders tomorrow, there is still going to be a large Hispanic increase, a demographer tells the Wall Street Journal. The increase\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhalf of the US population growth during that span\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis affecting the political landscape, how products are marketed, and the health of the economy, the Journal notes. By 2050, the data suggest, Hispanics will hit 31% of the working-age population. If you are pro-economic growth, you must be pro-immigration and pro-Hispanic, a banker observes, because we don''t have the workers.",
        "Caption": "Hispanics Hit 15% of US Population",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1050",
        "News Article": "(Dec 23, 2015 3:00 AM) A migrant worker was pulled out alive Wednesday after he was buried for more than 60 hours in a massive landslide that swept through part of a major manufacturing city in southern China. A spokesman for the Shenzhen Emergency Response Office said that the man, Tian Zeming, was rescued around dawn on Wednesday. The survivor had a very feeble voice and pulse when he was found alive buried under debris, and now he's undergoing further checks, a doctor told a news conference in Shenzhen, according to a transcript posted by the district government that covers the area. State broadcaster CCTV reported that Tian later underwent surgery for a broken hand and on his foot, which had been wedged against a door panel. It said he had been trying to get out of his room when the building collapsed, and the door panel created a space for him to survive. More than 70 people are still missing from the landslide that happened Sunday when a mountain of construction waste material and mud collapsed and flowed into an industrial park in Shenzhen. The Ministry of Land and Resources has said a steep man-made mountain of dirt, cement chunks, and other construction waste had been piled up against a hill over the past two years. State media reported that the local government identified problems with the mountain of soil months earlier and warned of a catastrophe.",
        "Caption": "Door Panel Saved Man Buried in Landslide for 60 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1051",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2013 6:29 AM) Two people have been killed and at least 22 others injured when gunfire rang out at a large house party in suburban Houston, sending partygoers fleeing in panic, authorities said. The shots erupted late last night at the party where more than 100 mostly young adults had gathered at a home in the Cypress area of Houston's suburbs, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said. A statement from that office said two suspects were being sought, but it did not elaborate. The office said a man and woman were dead and those hurt had injuries ranging from minor to critical. None of the victims were identified by name. Earlier, Thomas Gilliland, a spokesman with the sheriff's office, told the Houston Chronicle that some of the wounded suffered shots to the foot, ankle, and hip. He also told the paper that others fleeing the home had injuries such as twisted ankles. It was a pretty chaotic scene, Gilliland said, adding that deputies arriving at the scene saw some people lying on the ground and others running. The newspaper quoted witnesses as saying some people banged on doors for help afterward urging neighbors to call 911 amid scenes of crying and screaming.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead, 22 Hurt in Shooting at Texas Party",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1052",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2011 3:13 PM CDT) And today's Parent of the Year Award goes to: Billy Joe Madden, who allegedly let his 8-year-old drive during a family trip from Mississippi to Texas ... while dear old dad was passed out drunk in the passenger seat. State police arrested Madden after receiving an early morning call yesterday from another motorist who said Madden's truck was driving erratically ... and apparently had a kid piloting it. Cops pulled the truck over on the Louisiana interstate around 6:30am, and found the 8-year-old in the driver's seat with his father next to him and his 4-year-old sister in the rear. Madden was charged with quite a few counts: child desertion, parent allowing a minor to drive, no child restraint, no seatbelt, and open container. Both children were put into the care of Child Protective Services, WWLTV reports.",
        "Caption": "Drunk Dad Lets 8-Year-Old Drive, Say Police",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1053",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2015 7:46 AM) Good and evil are not equal. Repel evil with what is better. That's the line from the Koran that Dr. Susan Carland says came to mind as she sat one day mulling the best way to deal with online trolls attacking her because she's Muslim. She writes in the Sydney Morning Herald that she endures a regular litany of abuse, including jeers at her hijab and even death threats. I'd tried blocking, muting, engaging, and ignoring, but none of them felt like I was embodying the Koranic injunction of driving off darkness with light, she writes. Then Carland\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho converted to Islam at age 19 and is now considered part of Australia's Muslim power couple with TV host husband Waleed Aly, per Australian Women's Weekly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhit on a way she could repel that darkness: give money to others each time she was attacked. I donate $1 to @UNICEF for each hate-filled tweet I get from trolls, she tweeted on Oct. 21. Nearly at $1000 in donations. The needy children thank you, haters! She writes in the Herald that UNICEF seemed like the natural choice as her recipient, since the group often helps kids in horrific situations that were the direct outcome of hate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwar, poverty due to greed, injustice, violence. Many are praising her idea, with Mashable calling her efforts inspired, and UNICEF Australia tweeting: You've turned hate into something wonderful: education, health care and protection for kids. Carland's mission has even had an effect on how she responds to nasty postings. Now when a ghastly tweet comes my way, I barely bat an eyelid, she writes. It represents nothing more than a chalk-mark on my mental tally for the next [installment] to UNICEF. (A slain Japanese journalist tweeted against hate before he died.)",
        "Caption": "Woman Donating $1 for Every Hateful Tweet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1054",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2011 12:59 PM) So much for Bank Transfer Day and, you know, railing against Wall Street: Occupy Oakland took its $20,000 straight to Wells Fargo, the fourth-largest bank holding company in the US. The group\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s general assembly agreed\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust about unanimously\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto temporarily put the large donation from Occupy Wall Street into the big bank Monday, the San Francisco Examiner reports. Not surprisingly, the 162-8 vote (16 abstained) led to outrage on Twitter. I can see the ad now: \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcPeople\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s money is so safe here at Wells Fargo, even our sworn enemies use us for their banking needs!\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 wrote @davidcolburn. Some, like @graceface, opted for a simpler message: ARE YOU F***ING SERIOUS?! Occupy Oakland does plan to ultimately transfer the money to a credit union, but needs to open an account as an unincorporated association first. The Examiner also notes another bit of irony: Last week, writes Sarah Gantz, one or more Occupy Oakland protesters smashed the windows of a Wells Fargo branch.",
        "Caption": "Occupy Oakland Deposits $20K at ... Wells Fargo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1055",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2015 5:02 PM) The last time anyone saw Dana Null, 15, and Harry Wade Atchison, 19, was when they drove off together in his Dodge Coronet in 1978. It now appears they never made it out of Florida's Broward County. A maintenance worker found Atchison's car yesterday at the bottom of a canal in the town of Sunrise, reports CBS Miami. Today, divers discovered human remains, and their families are awaiting confirmation that the young couple has finally been found. When I first got the call, I was kind of stunned, I guess you could say, Donna Amaya, Atchison's sister, tells ABC News. Afterwards, in letting the extended family know about it, it finally sunk in. As the Sun Sentinel reports, Null and Atchison went to a concert together on Oct. 7, 1978, then ended up back at Atchison's house trailer with friends. Witnesses say that after they argued, Atchison got in his car and began driving away, but Null flagged him down and jumped in, too. That was the last anyone heard from them. Both their parents have since died. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m sure her family never forgot about her and the young man with her, Dinorah Perry of Missing Children International Ministries tells NBC Miami. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m sure his family haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t forgotten. They just didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know where to look.",
        "Caption": "Car, Remains May Solve 36-Year-Old Mystery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1056",
        "News Article": "(Aug 21, 2020 5:20 AM CDT) Hurricane season is approaching its peak, with two tropical depressions expected to gain strength and affect the US coast\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpotentially at the same time. Tropical Depression 13 is moving west and is expected to become Tropical Storm Laura and could hit Florida Sunday or Monday. Tropical Depression 14, which is moving north, is forecast to become Tropical Storm Marco and could hit the Gulf Coast around the same time. We could actually have Laura AND Marco sharing the Gulf of Mexico on Monday, and both making US landfalls on Monday, says University of Miami meteorologist Brian McNoldy, per USA Today. Tropical Depression 13, which will become a tropical storm and get a name when winds hit 39mph, has already caused storm watches to be posted for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, the Washington Post reports. Fox notes that this has already been an exceptionally active hurricane season, and Thursday marked the start of the Aug. 20 to Oct. 10 period that has historically seen two-thirds of hurricane activity. This year, Cristobal, Danielle, Edouard, Fay, Gonzalo, Hanna, Isaias, Josephine, and Kyle became the earliest named storms on record for their letters, and Laura is expected to continue the streak. The current Atlantic record for earliest \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcL\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 storm is Luis on August 29, 1995, Colorado State University hurricane research scientist Phil Klotzbach tweeted Thursday.",
        "Caption": "2 Tropical Storms Could Hit US Monday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1057",
        "News Article": "(Oct 27, 2015 4:23 PM CDT) What if we told you that for just $2 you could have a near-unbreakable password? What if we told you that password would come courtesy of an 11-year-old girl whose only prior business experience was in lemonade stands? Ars Technica reports New York City sixth-grader Mira Modi launched her own cybersecurity business\u00e2\u20ac\u201dDiceware Passwords\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis month. Diceware is a password-creation process that's been around for decades. You roll a six-sided die five times to make a five-digit number, which corresponds to a short English word. Do that six times, and you have a passphrase that it would take something like an entire country's security agency to crack, according to Diceware Passwords. Do it eight times, and the passphrase is unbreakable with any known technology and should be safe until at least 2050. (The key is the phrase's entropy, or randomness, explains the Next Web. I started this business because my mom was too lazy to roll dice so many times, so she paid me to roll dice and make passwords for her, Modi says on her website. Then I realized that other people wanted them, too. If you order a password from Modi, she'll roll her dice, handwrite your phrase on a piece of paper, and physically mail you the only copy, Ars Technica reports. On her website, Modi also recommends clients capitalize random letters or add symbols so their final password is not the exact same one that I gave you. She's sold about 30 so far. Modi says it's important to have strong passwords as hackers and computers get more sophisticated, even though most people her age are busy sharing the simple passwords to their Instagram accounts with each other. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t think my friends understand, Modi tells Ars Technica. But I think it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s cool. (This list of the worst passwords shows how lazy we are.)",
        "Caption": "This Girl Will Solve Your Cybersecurity Problems for $2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1058",
        "News Article": "(Sep 23, 2010 2:00 PM CDT) Colombia has killed FARC's No. 2 leader and longtime military commander, striking what President Juan Manuel Santos today called the most crushing blow against the FARC in its entire history \u00e2\u20ac\u201da 46-year-long struggle. Colombia's military began raining bombs on a major FARC base Monday, followed by ground combat yesterday; today, troops confirmed that Jorge Briceno, aka Mono Jojoy, was dead. The rebel group turned toward cocaine trafficking under Briceno's watch in the '90s, but FARC has waned as US-backed Colombian forces have stepped up the fight over the last decade, and some think his death might persuade the leftist rebels back to the bargaining table. FARC still holds some 18 hostages in Colombia's jungles, the AP notes. For more on FARC, click here.",
        "Caption": "Colombia Kills FARC's No. 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1059",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2011 12:48 PM) The dead people are mad as hell, and some of them aren't going to take it anymore: A recent obituary trend involves asking for donations in lieu of flowers ... specifically, donations to anyone running against President Obama in 2012. Salon, tipped off by a tweet from The Fix, found at least six examples of such obituaries since last August, including this most recent one from Texas: In lieu of flowers, at Jim's request, please make a donation to ANYONE running against Barack Hussein Obama. (Harry Reid was called out in a similar obit last year. Of course, Jim was also A-OK with donations to the American Cancer society, should you find yourself politically indifferent. Other similar obits include alternatives ranging from rescue missions to animal shelters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dclick for more examples.",
        "Caption": "In Lieu of Flowers, Give to Beat Obama in '12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1060",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2008 9:38 AM CDT) JPMorgan will quintuple its takeover offer for Bear Stearns, setting a new $10-per-share price today after a weekend of tense renegotiations. Bear shareholders had objected to the proposed $2 deal, saying the bank-saving bid was a heist. JPMorgan is also buying 95 million more shares of the bank, which will give it 39.5% ownership and improved odds of getting the deal accepted, the Wall Street Journal reports. The role of the Fed, which guaranteed the week-old deal, has also changed; now JPMorgan will bear the first $1 billion of potential losses in financing for Bear's most problematic assets, and the Fed will be responsible for the other $29 million. Shares of Bear have consistently traded well above $2 as investors anticipated the sweetened deal. JPMorgan stock has likewise skyrocketed since the news broke.",
        "Caption": "JPMorgan Boosts Bear Stearns Offer to $10\/Share",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1061",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2013 1:43 PM CDT) In fitting news for the weekend of Friday the 13th, low-budget horror sequel Insidious: Chapter 2 frightened the box office with a $41 million opening\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe second best September opening of all time, reports the Hollywood Reporter. The weekend's only other opening, mob comedy The Family, came in a distant second with $14.5 million. Last week's winner, Riddick, dropped into No. 3 with only $7 million; Lee Daniels' The Butler was No. 4 with $5.6 million; and We're the Millers was No. 5 with $5.4 million.",
        "Caption": "Insidious 2 Scares Up Friday the 13th Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1062",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2016 12:01 AM CDT) Two missiles fired from rebel-held territory in Yemen landed near an American destroyer passing by in the Red Sea, the US Navy said on Monday, the second-such launch targeting ships in the crucial international waterway in recent days. The missile launches Sunday came as a ballistic missile fired from Yemen apparently targeted a Saudi air base near the Muslim holy city of Mecca, the deepest strike yet into the kingdom by Shiite rebels and their allies, the AP reports. Yemen's Shiite rebels, known as Houthis, and their allies offered no reason for the launches, though they came after a Saudi-led airstrike targeting a funeral in Yemen's capital killed over 140 people and wounded 525 on Saturday. In a statement, the Navy said no American sailors were injured and no damage was done to the USS Mason, an Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyer whose home port is Norfolk, Va. Lt. Ian McConnaughey, a spokesman for US Navy Forces Central Command, said Monday it's unclear if the USS Mason was specifically targeted, though the missiles were fired in its direction over an hour, starting at around 7pm. An American defense official said the USS Mason used onboard defensive measures after the first missile was fired, but it wasn't clear if that caused the missile to splash harmlessly into the sea. The destroyer at the time of the missile fire was north of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which serves as a gateway for oil tankers headed to Europe through the Suez Canal, the official said. Last week, an Emirati-leased Swift boat came under rocket fire near the same area and sustained serious damage. The United Arab Emirates described the vessel as carrying humanitarian aid and having a crew of civilians, while the Houthis called the boat a warship.",
        "Caption": "2 Missiles Fired at US Destroyer From Rebel-Held Yemen Land",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1063",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2008 1:23 PM CDT) A suicide bomber struck a meeting today of an Afghan poppy-eradication team, CNN reports, killing at least 18, including 11 police officers and seven civilians. Another 41 were injured in the attack in the eastern Nangarhar province; authorities said the incident was further proof of the rebel Taliban's involvement with the opium trade, believed to fund the insurgency. NATO troops were nearby when the bomb detonated, but were unhurt. If the goal of the insurgents was to target [NATO] troops operating in the area, they failed, one commander said. If the insurgents' goal was to injure and kill Afghan citizens, they succeeded. This only shows the insurgents' utter disregard for the life of the Afghan people.",
        "Caption": "Taliban Bombs Afghan Opium Task Force, Killing 18",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1064",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2015 12:30 AM CDT) The utility that cut off power to a Maryland home days before Rodney Todd and his seven children were found dead says it didn't cut him off for not paying bills\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause it never sent him any. Delmarva Power says it shut off power to the rented home in October; Todd moved there in November and it says there was no request to have it reconnected. The utility says it cut off electricity for safety reasons when workers discovered a stolen meter on March 25, reports the Baltimore Sun, which notes that state law makes it difficult for utilities to cut off service for unpaid bills between Nov. 1 and March 31, but service can be cut off without notice in the case of hazardous conditions or illegal connections. Police believe Todd, 36, and the children were poisoned by carbon monoxide from a generator. It appears as though they were sleeping, Princess Anne Police Chief Scott Keller tells the AP. Probably it was bedtime and they decided they needed some light and probably some heat. Even though it was spring, we were having some pretty chilly nights. Todd was a kitchen worker at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, where his supervisor tells the Sun he was a private man who didn't ask for help. He was just low-key. Took care of his kids, she says. I'm just numb. Like it's a nightmare, but it's not, the children's mother, whose divorce from Todd was finalized last fall, tells the AP. If I had known he was without electricity, I would have helped. She says she paid child support until she lost track of the family when Todd last moved.",
        "Caption": "Utility: Dad Who Died With 7 Kids Had Stolen Meter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1065",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2011 3:54 PM CDT) Vegans are rich, obsessive sissies, right? Not exactly, writes Carol J. Adams for the Washington Post. She lays out five myths surrounding the 0.5% of Americans who abstain from everything animal.",
        "Caption": "5 Claims About Vegans That Just Aren't True",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1066",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2016 10:15 AM) With talk of reforming the criminal justice system gaining steam, a writer at Democracy makes the case for a controversial idea: maximum sentences of 20 years for nearly all prisoners. Lots of attention has been paid to the long mandatory sentences doled out to nonviolent drug offenders, but Marc Mauer argues that those convicted of violent crimes shouldn't be spending most of their lives behind bars, either. The idea is grounded in both humanitarian and public-safety concerns, he writes, noting that inmates often age out of the criminal mindset. And from a more practical point of view, it's expensive to care for older prisoners, all the more so given that most of them pose little danger to society. No other industrialized country keeps so many people behind bars for so long, he writes. The excessively lengthy incarceration of offenders\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyes, even for violent crimes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis counterproductive, costly, and inhumane, writes Mauer. To remedy this problem, Congress and state legislative bodies should establish an upper limit of 20 years in prison as a maximum penalty, except in unusual cases such as a serial rapist who has not been amenable to treatment in prison or a mass murderer. Review boards made up of psychologists and other experts could assess inmates at the 20-year mark to determine whether it makes sense to keep them locked up. Because, yes, that violent 18-year-old may indeed pose a danger to society on the day of his sentencing, but who can say what he'll be like 20 years down the road? Click for the full post.",
        "Caption": "We Should Cap Prison Sentences at 20 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1067",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2013 6:27 AM CDT) The committee in charge of distributing Sandy Hook donations has a distribution plan: Each victim's family would get $281,000, totaling 95% of the $7.7 million that will be given out. On top of that, families of kids who survived the classroom attacks would receive $20,000 each, and the two wounded teachers would split $150,000, the Hartford Courant reports. The plan should be settled by Monday, says a lawyer involved. The decisions follow a private meeting with families run by a former federal judge, then a public hearing last night on the matter. Some at the hearing wondered why just $7.7 million was being distributed, when the biggest fund contains $11.4 million. The intent was to give the money to the victims. We're starting from a false premise and this process is re-victimizing the victims, said one attendee and activist, per the AP. Former judge Alan Nevas said the committee had no voice in how that amount was reached. The rest of the money, controlled by the Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation Inc., will be a community fund, the Courant notes; future mental health care could be one use, the AP notes.",
        "Caption": "Each Sandy Hook Victim's Family Will Get $281K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1068",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2009 10:50 AM) At 70, after 4 decades of trying, Indian Rajo Devi Lohan had her first child last year, making her the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s oldest known mother. Now, she tells the Guardian she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s strong \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand wants a brother for daughter Naveen. But she and her husband sold 2 buffaloes and mortgaged their crops for the first round of in-vitro fertilization; finding a doctor who wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t balk at her age was the easy part. Unlike their counterparts in Britain, the BBC adds, Indian doctors do not need to consider a mother\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s age, only her physique, in approving treatment. There are no restrictions on the number of eggs that can be implanted; in fact, 30 years after IVF arrived in India, not a single law governs it.",
        "Caption": "71-Year-Old New Mom Wants to Go for No. 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1069",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2015 9:57 AM) A dog is recovering in Tulsa, Okla., after chowing down on her owner's wedding rings. Stephanie Lamb says she left her engagement and wedding rings, worth $23,000, on a coffee table and forget about them. The next day, I saw my dogs near the coffee table, but the rings had vanished. I knew it was Sierra because she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just a little bit of a troublemaker, Lamb tells FOX23. Sure enough, a vet removed the rings from the Lab's stomach during surgery, though the wedding band looked a bit warped. She eats more than rings, I'm afraid, adds the vet. There were some rocks in there and some sticks or maybe bones.",
        "Caption": "Mischievous Dog Eats $23K Rings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1070",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2019 10:35 AM CDT) Flying Southwest? You might be on candid camera. A Southwest Airlines attendant claims she saw two pilots watching livestream video of the plane's lavatory during a 2017 flight, USA Today reports. In a lawsuit, Renee Steinaker says she noticed the livestream on a cockpit iPad while the captain took a bathroom break. She claims the panicked co-pilot told her it was a new high-security measure on Southwest planes, but Steinaker didn't buy it and snapped a cellphone pic of the iPad. They led her to believe that she and others had been filmed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad been videotaped if you will\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile they were using the lavatory, says her attorney. It's really hard to imagine a more outrageous kind of conduct. Steinaker further alleges the pilots\u00e2\u20ac\u201dCapt. Terry Graham and co-pilot Ryan Russell\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbroke protocol by disembarking the plane unattended by piloting staff and Graham left a loaded firearm unattended in the cockpit, a violation of FAA regulations. Steinaker says she told other attendants and airline personnel about the livestream and was warned to keep quiet. The airline responded by bullying her and other attendants with unjustified tests and performance audits, and stalked them in a threatening and bizarre manner, the suit says, per ABC13. Attorneys for the pilots deny all accusations, and the airline says Southwest does not place cameras in the lavatories of our aircraft.",
        "Caption": "Attendant Makes Incredible Accusation Against 2 Pilots",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1071",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2009 11:31 AM CDT) Jay-Z and the Beatles lit up the charts this week, Billboard reports. Jay-Z\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s The Blueprint 3 sold 476,000 copies, easily capturing the top spot for the week, and giving the rapper his 11th No. 1 album. That nabs him the record, previously held by Elvis, for the solo act with the most No. 1s ever. The Beatles, meanwhile, sold a whopping 626,000 albums this week, a huge leap from just 21,000 the week before. The monster of a week nearly doubled the Fab Four\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sales for the year, bringing their 2009 total to 1,261,000. Since SoundScan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sales tracking began in 1991, the Beatles have never sold less than a million albums in a year. Their best-selling individual album last week was the Abbey Road reissue, which, with 89,000 copies, came in third, behind Blueprint 3 and Miley Cyrus\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 The Time of Our Lives.",
        "Caption": "With New No. 1, Jay-Z Grabs Record From Elvis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1072",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2014 7:36 AM CDT) Bassem Sabry, a journalist lauded for his coverage of Egypt's 2011 revolution, has died in an apparent accident at age 31. Sabry wrote for al-Monitor and the Huffington Post, among other publications, and he was widely cited internationally, the Guardian reports. Though he once worked as a strategist for the liberal Dostour party, Sabry was known for offering unbiased analysis in a highly-charged environment, the newspaper notes. The cause of his death is still unclear, though some outlets suggest he fell from a balcony. Half of Cairo and just about every non-Egyptian who has worked in or cared about Egypt seems to have known Bassem, writes Max Fisher at Vox. At a time when Egypt sorely needed voices that rejected destructive polarization and mutual hatred, Bassem was one of the few that insisted on standing for far loftier principles, says another Cairo analyst. He believed in a better Egypt for all Egyptians\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand worked tirelessly, often very quietly and without taking credit, in pursuit of that goal. He was, above all, a voice of optimisim, notes Fisher. Wrote Bassem himself ahead of Egypt's 2012 elections: I truly remain hopeful not just out of a survivalist need to be hopeful, but also out of true conviction that there is so much to be hopeful for, and so much to be hopeful from.",
        "Caption": "Leading Reporter on Egypt Uprising Dead at 31",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1073",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2015 1:19 AM CDT) Did they run out of change? Nobody's quite sure how it began, but people in a Canadian region have been cutting their money in half before they spend it, the CBC reports. In Quebec's Gaspe region\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan area the size of South Carolina, with around 140,000 residents\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome retailers accept the halved $20s, $10s, and $5s at half the original value. Residents are calling the new local currency the demi, which is French for half. The Bank of Canada says that while the practice isn't outlawed, it is inappropriate to cut your money in half. Gaspe residents argue that use of the demi, which apparently began earlier this year, boosts the local economy by making sure cash stays in the area. In the worst case, if we find ourselves in trouble, we just need to make a call out to collect all the bills with the same serial number to restore the value, a demi user tells the CBC. We can always put them back together. (Canada stopped making pennies a couple of years ago.)",
        "Caption": "Canadians Are Cutting $20s in Half, Spending Them",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1074",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2011 4:48 PM) More than 50 years after the suspicious death of a 7-month-old little girl, her mother has been arrested and charged with the killing. Jeaneen Marie Klokow supposedly died after falling off a sofa in 1957, but relatives thought Ruby C. Klokow, now 74, may have played a role in the death. In 2008, Klokow\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s oldest child, James, finally reported his suspicions to police and told them of the abuse Klokow allegedly inflicted on him and his siblings. After a two-year investigation, she was arrested Monday and charged with second-degree murder, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Police had a tough time investigating the case, because physical evidence and many records were gone. An autopsy, as well as testimony from relatives, helped. Ultimately, Klokow herself admitted she had a hard time raising four children and might have treated her daughter too roughly. Both Jeaneen and another baby sibling, Scott, were disinterred; James believed his mother may also have played a role in Scott\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 1964 death. Klokow admitted causing Jeaneen\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s death, but no evidence of foul play was found on Scott\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s remains. Click for more on the tragic case, including how Jeaneen actually died.",
        "Caption": "After 53 Years, Mom Charged in Baby Daughter's Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1075",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2012 3:39 AM CDT) The countdown to Scotland's referendum on independence from the UK officially began today, as British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in Edinburgh and signed an agreement with Scottish leader Alex Salmond, the BBC reports. The deal settles the terms of the 2014 referendum on whether to end the 305-year-old union, according to the Guardian. Cameron has accepted Salmond's timing of the vote\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand his demand to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote, while Salmond has agreed to drop his demand for a question on limited devolution, leaving Scots with a straight yes or no vote. The agreement will see Scotland take an important step toward independence, and the means to create a fairer and more prosperous Scotland, Salmond said ahead of the meeting. I look forward to working positively for a yes vote in 2014. But polls show that no more than 40% of Scots currently favor independence, and the British government argues that an independent Scotland would struggle without funding from London, Reuters reports.",
        "Caption": "Scottish Independence Vote Set for 2014",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1076",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2014 3:02 AM) If she hits the campaign trail as expected, Americans will have all the Hillary Clinton speeches they could possibly want, but for now she charges $300,000, according to communications the Washington Post obtained with a Freedom of Information Act request. Emails about an appearance at UCLA earlier this year reveal that $300,000 is the reduced rate for public universities, and the Clinton team requested coffee, tea, room temp sparkling and still water, diet ginger ale, crudit\u00c3\u00a9, hummus and sliced fruit, backstage. The meticulous planning included discussion of everything down to the color of the chairs, the emails reveal, and the university had to scramble to find a different podium after Clinton's team rejected one. The fee, like others Clinton received from universities, went to the Clinton Foundation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand in one email, a UCLA official expressed amazement that Hillary was paid $50,000 more than husband Bill received for a 2012 speech. University administrators also discussed an email from a graduate wondering why UCLA was charging more than $250 for speech tickets. In effect, this is a campaign appearance, as Ms. Clinton is undeniably looking into a presidential run in 2016, he wrote. Why is a public university charging the public for the pleasure of providing Ms. Clinton the benefit of a high profile platform? Officials looked up how much money the graduate had donated to the university and suggested not replying unless he pushes.",
        "Caption": "Hillary Clinton's Speaking Fee: $300K Plus Hummus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1077",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2010 3:54 PM) A Haitian judge says he decided to free 8 of 10 Americans charged with child kidnapping after their parents testified they voluntarily handed their children over to the missionaries. Judge Bernard Saint-Vil says the 8 are free to leave today without bail or other conditions. He says he still wants to question group leader Laura Silsby and Charisa Coulter about their visit to Haiti in December before the earthquake. Saint-Vil also asked for Coulter to be hospitalized because of her diabetes. The group, made up mostly of Baptists from Idaho, was caught trying to take 33 children out of the quake-stricken country late last month. It says it was on a mercy mission and had no intention of trafficking in children.",
        "Caption": "Haiti Judge Frees 8 of 10 Americans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1078",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2015 10:11 AM CDT) A Texas deputy has been let go from the Jim Wells County Sheriff's Department after he forgot to bring his police dog partner inside Sunday and the dog died, NBC News reports. Latham Roldan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe trainer for Jola, a Belgian Malinois, for three years\u00e2\u20ac\u201d just left the kennel inside his vehicle in a case of negligence, a sheriff's spokesman says. For about 20 hours, the dog was trapped in the car in Alice, Texas, where the mercury hit 99 degrees\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning it was much hotter than that inside the car. Sheriff Oscar Lopez tells KRIS TV that K9 handlers take their dogs home after their shifts to care for them as if they're their own pets. They work with him, they feed him, take him to [the] veterinarian, but it's their responsibility, he says. He adds in a televised interview with the station that, in this case, there's no excuses. There's no excuses. What makes Jola's passing even more tragic: Every police vehicle with a K9 kennel has a special system that's supposed to turn on the AC, roll down the windows, and emit an alarm when temps in the car reach a certain high, Reuters notes, adding the system didn't appear to be activated in this case. The local prosecutor's office is investigating Roldan, who's reportedly never had issues with K9 handling before, enjoyed a bond with Jola, and is said be very remorseful by the police captain who fired him, NBC notes. Meanwhile, officers are also taking Jola's death hard. It's just a sad situation when you lose a member from our department, an official from the sheriff's department tells Reuters, while a posting on the Jim Wells County Sheriff's Department Facebook page implores people to please watch their pets and animals, especially in these extreme temperatures.",
        "Caption": "Police Dog Trapped in Hot Car for 20 Hours Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1079",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2014 12:22 PM CDT) A Spanish speleologist has been rescued in Peru after spending 12 days trapped about 1,300 feet underground in a cave in Peru's remote Amazon region. Cecilio Lopez was hurt when he fell about 16 feet inside the Inti Machay cave in a ravine in Leimebamba district. Rescuers brought 44-year-old Lopez out of the mouth of the cave yesterday to cheers from an international team of 107 people who joined in the effort to get him out. The rescuers, who included 58 Spaniards, hugged each other in excitement. Rescuers said they had been getting food, water, and medicine to Lopez, but his extraction was made difficult by the remoteness of the cave and the cavern itself, which narrows at places. Doctors previously diagnosed Lopez as having two injured lumbar vertebras and he was carried into a tent and kept lying on the rescue stretcher. Peruvian civil defense officials said he would be flown by an air force helicopter to Lima.",
        "Caption": "Explorer Rescued From Peru Cave After 12 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1080",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2011 11:21 AM) The Los Angeles Angels made two huge splashes today, snatching up two of the biggest free agents on the market: Albert Pujols and CJ Wilson. Pujols has agreed to a 10-year deal worth between $250 and $260 million, a source tells Yahoo! Sports. Depending on the exact number, it may be the second-biggest baseball contract ever\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbehind Alex Rodriguez's $275 million deal with the Yankees\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand according to ESPN, it includes a full no-trade clause. That handshake had barely been shook when CJ Wilson's agent announced that he too was headed to the Angels, on a five-year, $77.5 million deal. The signings are a double-whammy for the Miami Marlins, who had charged hard after both players, even offering Wilson a six-year deal. They had also offered Pujols a 10-year deal, but had balked at his demand for a no-trade clause. The Cardinals, meanwhile, hadn't gone higher than 9 years, $200 million.",
        "Caption": "Angels Land Albert Pujols for $250M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1081",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2020 12:30 PM CDT) With meat packers facing high COVID-19 rates, where were the feds? Investigating, it seems. Now regulators have slapped fines on two meatpacking plants and triggered a fresh round of finger-pointing over worker safety amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Washington Post reports. Levied this week, fines against a JBS plant in Colorado and a Smithfield Foods plant in South Dakota total about $29,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201da pittance, some say, for companies that rake in billions of dollars in revenue per year. These tiny fines are nothing to [meat plant owners], says Kim Cordova, president of the UFCW Local 7 for JBS workers. They give an incentive to make these workers work faster and harder in the most unsafe working conditions imaginable. But JBS and Smithfield pushed back, saying they had to sort out worker safety on their own. We took extraordinary measures ... to keep our employees as healthy and safe as possible, a Smithfield rep told CBS News. Now the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which calls its six-month probe exhaustive, is telling both companies to increase social distancing or put up barriers between workers. But JBS and Smithfield have already opposed social-distancing measures and quarantines that kept workers at home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand increased the pressure on those who did show up, the AP reports. Meanwhile, the Food Environmental Reporting Network estimates that COVID-19 has infected at least 42,534 meatpacking workers and killed at least 203 across 494 plants. (By one estimate, some 56% of infected workers are Latino.)",
        "Caption": "With 200 Meat Plant Workers Dead, the Feds Issue 2 Fines",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1082",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2008 10:43 PM CDT) Egyptian rescuers continued to hunt for survivors tonight after massive boulders crashed down on a shantytown on the outskirts of Cairo. At least 24 are dead and many more buried under tons of rubble. Frantic residents in the sprawling Manshiyet Nasr slum were digging by hand and trying to lift huge rocks to reach any survivors, shouting out the names of relatives and family members trapped below. Some survivors were using cell phones to call for help. At least 8 boulders, some the size of small houses, peeled away from the towering Muqattam cliffs and buried about 50 homes in the slum, one of many densely populated shantytowns ringing the city of 17 million. My whole family is underneath the rock, sobbed one father. I can't do anything. I just want my children back.",
        "Caption": "Egyptians Hunt for Survivors After Rock Slide; Toll at 24",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1083",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2008 6:26 AM) The American military has conducted almost a dozen secret attacks against al-Qaeda and other militant groups in Syria, Pakistan, and other nations since 2004, the New York Times reveals. The strikes were carried out under a classified order signed by Donald Rumsfeld that gave sweeping powers to let the military conduct operations in 15 to 20 countries with which the US\u00c2 is not at war. Some of the military's operations have been conducted alongside the CIA, whose headquarters contains a video hookup that allows officials to monitor the strikes in real time. Despite the insistence of some in the administration, the Rumsfeld directive does not include permission to attack Iran. But several officials suggested to the Times that American forces have conducted reconnaissance inside Iran under other classified orders.",
        "Caption": "Secret Directive Lets US Attack Up to 20 Nations",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1084",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2011 10:11 AM CDT) Calling the crimes inexcusable and barbaric, a judge sentenced two former New Orleans police officers to prison today for their roles in the shooting death of an unarmed man whose body was later set on fire in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The judge gave David Warren 25 years for shooting 31-year-old Henry Glover and Gregory McRae 17 years for burning Glover's body afterward. Warren had said he thought Glover had a gun and posed a threat when he shot him outside a police substation at a strip mall. District Judge Lance Africk called his testimony absurd. You killed a man. Despite your tendentious arguments to the contrary, it was no mistake. A good Samaritan drove Glover's body to a police compound at a school, where McRae commandeered the vehicle and set it on fire. Your conduct was barbaric, said the judge. At a time when more was expected of you, you failed miserably. Click for background on the case here and here.",
        "Caption": "Ex-New Orleans Cop Gets 25 Years in Post-Katrina Shooting of Henry Glover",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1085",
        "News Article": "(Apr 7, 2016 10:00 AM CDT) A young North Carolina couple is in trouble with the law after the four children living with them were tested for drug use\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand all four tests came back positive, FOX Carolina reports. Kimberly Dawn Lowery, 29, and Nathan Todd Vallini, 27, were arrested and slapped with four counts each of contributing to the delinquency of a minor (a misdemeanor) in the case of the four kids, who range in age from 4 to 12. It's not clear from reports whose children they are, but a relative of one of the kids had reportedly filed a complaint about drugs at the residence, prompting a probe. Lowery and Vallini's next court date is April 25 in McDowell County, per FOX8. (These Florida parents apparently used drugs as an incentive for their kids to do chores.",
        "Caption": "2 Busted After 4 Kids Test Positive for Meth",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1086",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2011 11:44 AM CDT) As Washington focuses on how to fix the Social Security retirement program, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the disability program that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s truly in danger\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand facing insolvency, soon. Flooded with applications from an aging population and laid-off workers with disabilities who can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t find new jobs, the disability fund is now estimated to run out of money by 2017 if Congress doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t make changes; that's some 20 years before the retirement fund is expected to run dry. Applications for disability benefits are up almost 50% from 10 years ago, the AP reports, with 3.3 million expected to apply this year. In addition to running out of money, the troubled program also has a growing backlog: Many applicants wait years before receiving benefits. But at the same time, many others are overpaid\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlast year, $1.4 billion was overpaid, mostly to people who no longer qualified after getting new jobs. Solutions are hard to come by; trustees want Congress to reallocate money from the retirement program to the disability program, but that would only be a short-term solution that would also hurt the retirement program. For now, Congress will focus on those overpayments, a tactic it believes could save almost $12 billion over the next 10 years.",
        "Caption": "Social Security Disability Fund: Out of Cash by 2017",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1087",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2013 3:18 AM CDT) New Jersey officially became the 14th state to allow same-sex marriage today, and it looks like it's going to stay that way. Gov. Chris Christie this morning ordered his administration to drop its appeal of the state Supreme Court decision allowing the unions, Bloomberg reports. The move follows a series of stroke-of-midnight marriages across the state. Senator-elect Cory Booker married nine couples\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo of them heterosexual, reports the Star-Ledger. As Booker was marrying the first couple, a protester screamed, This is unlawful in the eyes of God and Jesus Christ when Booker asked if there were any objections. As police removed the man, the crowd cheered when Booker said he was not hearing any substantive and worthy objections. The ceremonies marked the first time Booker has presided over weddings as mayor. I wasn't going to marry anybody if I couldn't marry everybody, he said afterward. A handful of towns, however, have refused to grant licenses to same-sex couples, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "NJ Makes 14: Gay Marriage Comes to Garden State",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1088",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2016 1:00 PM) Florida State University is shelling out $250,000 to a former student who says the school shrugged off her accusations that star QB Jameis Winston raped her, reports the AP. The woman's lawyers will get another $700,000, making this the biggest Title IX settlement in a case involving a school's alleged indifference to a reported sex assault, reports USA Today. Winston, who now plays for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, did not face criminal charges over the 2012 incident after the state attorney examined the case. He has said the sex was consensual, and the university itself cleared him of any wrongdoing. I will always be disappointed that I had to leave the school I dreamed of attending since I was little, said his accuser, Erica Kinsman, in a statement. I am happy that FSU has committed to continue making changes in order to ensure a safer environment for all students. With the settlement, FSU admits no wrongdoing but says it felt the legal fight would have been too protracted and expensive. As part of the deal, it agreed to put into place a five-year program on awareness and prevention of campus sexual assault. A separate federal investigation continues by the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights.",
        "Caption": "FSU Pays QB Winston Accuser $250K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1089",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2012 2:33 PM CDT) A school bus overturned this morning on a central Washington highway, injuring dozens of children, including three seriously, before coming to rest at the edge of a field, authorities said. The bus veered off the road, overcorrected and rolled on Highway 281 just south of Quincy, an agricultural region about 120 miles east of Seattle, said Lt. Scott Martin of the Washington State Patrol. The bus came to rest on its passenger side, and all 39 students on board suffered injuries of some kind, though most were minor scrapes, bruises, and bloody noses, Martin said. Three children were in serious condition, but none of the injuries was believed to be life-threatening. One child was airlifted to the nearby city of Moses Lake, and two were taken to a hospital in Ephrata. The rest of the students went to the local Quincy Valley Medical Center, either for treatment or to be reconnected with their families. The driver apparently was not injured.",
        "Caption": "39 Kids Hurt in Bus Rollover",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1090",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2012 1:41 AM) The death toll from a powerful typhoon in the southern Philippines has climbed to more than 270 people and officials fear many more bodies could be found as rescuers reach hard-hit areas that have been isolated by landslides, floods, and downed communications. At least 151 people have died in the worst-hit province of Compostela Valley since Typhoon Bopha began lashing the region early yesterday, including 66 villagers and soldiers who perished in a flash flood that swamped two emergency shelters and a military camp. It's hard to say how many more are missing, says an official. We're now searching everywhere.",
        "Caption": "Philippines Typhoon Toll Tops 270",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1091",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2012 10:15 AM CDT) Visa has made credit card processor Global Payments persona non grata after some 1.5 million numbers were breached in a massive hack announced Friday, and the New York Times notes that the figure could be as high as 3 million. Global Payments has been removed from Visa's list of compliant service providers, and Visa is also calling for renewed certification of Global Payments' security compliance. MasterCard is waiting on an independent investigation before taking action against the card processor, the Wall Street Journal reports. The perpetrators exported the data they collected, heightening the threat to customers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough the hackers didn't get access to names, addresses, or Social Security numbers, says Global Payments, which calls the breach contained. Global Payments can still process payments, but the loss of Visa's stamp of approval could drive away customers. We are making rapid progress toward bringing this issue to a close, says the processor's CEO, according to Forbes.",
        "Caption": "Visa Dumps Processor After 1.5M Numbers Breached",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1092",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2014 8:35 AM CDT) If you're partial to black and white tuxedo cats, an animal shelter in Novato, Calif., would like to talk. It seems someone has dropped off more than 100 of the cats over the last 18 months. The last dropoff occurred Monday, when a car pulled up to the Marin Humane Society and left behind three boxes with 24 cats. It was the fourth such occurrence in the last 18 months. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that all the cats, which range in age from kitten to full-grown, appeared to be in good health, with no fleas or diseases. The unidentified person leaving the cats has been caught on surveillance tape\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the shelter wants to get in touch to explain how spaying and neutering works. (Click to read about angry cat in the news this week.",
        "Caption": "100 Tuxedo Cats Left at Shelter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1093",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2016 11:37 AM CDT) Duchess Kate may have made childbirth look easy, leaving the hospital nine hours after delivering Princess Charlotte looking fresh as a daisy. But behind the scenes was a 23-member team of medical professionals, the Telegraph reports. OB-GYN Tiong Ghee Teoh talked to the newspaper about the huge team that was in place for both of Kate's deliveries, explaining that for each area of specialty, there was a team ready for anything that could possibly go wrong. In total, there were two obstetricians, three midwives, three anesthesiologists, one lab tech, four pediatricians, two members of a special care baby unit, four senior managers, and four members of something called a theater staff. The team members were on call for three months, another member of the team (one of the backup anesthesiologists) told the Telegraph at a recent royal garden party to which the doctors had been invited as a thank you, Kensington Palace says. You never know when you need to be called, you need to be in town, and available, the anesthesiologist says. If you are at a party you need to have your car keys at the ready. No drinking! But when the time came for Kate to give birth, not all of them were actually in the room. And both times, the births went without incident, so the backup specialists weren't needed. The members of the team were hand-picked, and sworn to secrecy about the identities of everyone involved, the doctors say. The Mirror notes that extra supplies of Kate's blood type were also kept on hand, and teams of doctors were prepped at two other hospitals just in case.",
        "Caption": "23-Member Team Behind Both of Kate's Royal Births",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1094",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2011 3:22 AM CDT) A German immigrant who conned his way into American high society by pretending to be a member of the Rockefeller clan has been charged with the murder of a California man. Christian Gerhartsreiter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcurrently serving time in Massachusetts for kidnapping his daughter and assaulting a social worker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas renting a room in a Los Angeles suburb from John and Linda Sohus when they disappeared in 1985. He became a person of interest to the investigation after his kidnapping arrest in 2008, ABC News reports. California authorities have confirmed that a body found in the backyard of the home a decade after the couple's disappearance is that of John Sohus, and they are seeking to extradite Gerhartsreiter from Massachusetts. The cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head, authorities say. The German\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho used the alias Clark Rockefeller, among others, and claimed at various times to be a rocket scientist, a ship captain, and a heart surgeon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvanished soon after the couple disappeared. (Click for background on the case.)",
        "Caption": "Fake Rockefeller Charged With 1985 Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1095",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2012 12:05 PM CDT) After declining to speak on his own behalf, Dharun Ravi was sentenced to 30 days in jail today for spying on and allegedly outing gay roommate Tyler Clementi. Ravi stared wide-eyed at the judge as the sentence was read, but had no other reaction, according to the New Jersey Star-Ledger. Ravi must report to jail on May 31, but in the meantime may return home. Judge Glenn Berman also said he would recommend Ravi not be deported. It could have gone much worse for Ravi, who faced up to 10 years in prison, but Berman made clear he wasn't happy with Ravi's refusal to speak. I heard this jury say guilty 288 times: 24 questions, 12 jurors, that's the multiplication, Berman said. And I haven't heard you apologize once. Ravi's parents did speak, however, and they were defiant. No one cared about the more truthful side of the story because it was not sensational, his father, Ravi Pazhani, complained. We are not a homophobic family.",
        "Caption": "Dharun Ravi Gets 30-Day Sentence",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1096",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2010 5:02 AM CDT) Though he's undergoing chemo, Michael Douglas still managed to appear on the David Letterman Show last night, where he talked quite openly about his throat cancer, which the former smoker said is caused by alcohol and drinking. When Letterman asked why the actor didn't sound like he had cancer, Douglas replied, Because I'm on stage. And when Letterman asked if there was anything he could do, Douglas responded: Ah, give me a hug. Douglas is currently undergoing 8 weeks of chemotherapy and radiation, which may affect his voice. Though his cancer is at the most advanced stage, it hasn't spread beneath his neck and he said he has an 80% chance of beating it. His treatment will likely impact promotional appearances for his upcoming film, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.",
        "Caption": "Michael Douglas on Stage 4 Cancer: 80% Chance",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1097",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2013 6:08 AM) The Twilight series went out with a boo-hiss last night, swiping seven Razzies that included Worst Picture and Worst Actress honors for Kristen Stewart. Breaking Dawn: Part 2 beat out such non-luminaries as Battleship, A Thousand Words, Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure, and That's My Boy! for the top prize, reports USA Today. Taylor Lautner won Worst Supporting Actor and Worst On-Screen Couple (along with Mackenzie Foy); the final vampire installment also took home Worst Director for Bill Condon, and Worst Screen Ensemble. Breaking Dawn: Part 2 was saved in part by Adam Sandler from repeating Adam Sandler's Razzie sweep last year; the comedian won Worst Actor for That's My Boy! And none other than Rihanna won Worst Supporting Actress for her less-than-verbose turn on Battleship.",
        "Caption": "Twilight Bites, Wins 7 Razzies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1098",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2019 10:20 AM CDT) Two years after a volunteer firefighter rushed to help her 1-year-old daughter, who was having a seizure, Becca Bundy returned the favor. The mother from Cook, Minn., donated one of her kidneys to Bill Cox after she ran into him in October in the bar that's employed him for 16 years. Cox\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was born with only one kidney, which was failing\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas wearing a shirt that read, I'm in end stage KIDNEY FAILURE And in need of a KIDNEY. When Bundy learned they shared the same blood type, she knew what she wanted to do. I just said, 'I'm the one and I know it,' she tells KARE. I thought that was a way I could certainly say thank you. Per CNN, Cox says four or five people had offered up their kidneys after seeing his shirt, but none were a match. Bundy, it turns out, was a perfect match for me. I can remember us both crying, Bundy tells CNN of the moment she told Cox the good news. Dr. Raja Kandaswamy of University of Minnesota Health, who performed the transplant in late February, says there was a sense of urgency because the mortality rate is high once a patient has been on dialysis for a few years. Cox, 66, began dialysis in January, having been on the transplant list since 2017. He might've waited five to seven years for a kidney from a deceased donor. I feel pretty blessed to be chosen to be on his journey with him, Bundy tells KARE. But Cox, who helped calm the scene until an ambulance arrived for Bundy's daughter in August 2016, still felt compelled to show his thanks by carving a wooden angel for Bundy. She's my angel, he tells CNN. She saved my life. (This woman gave a kidney to her ex.)",
        "Caption": "He Came to the Rescue. 2 Years Later, She Did for Him",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1099",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2014 12:37 PM CDT) A 5-year-old girl in Texas is expected to survive despite a freak accident that left her trapped inside a running washing machine for several minutes, reports KHOU-TV in Houston. The incident took place at a laundromat. Police say a woman put coins into a machine but asked for a refund when it wouldn't start and moved on to a different one, reports Click2Houston. At some point, the girl apparently climbed into the first machine, and it began running on high speed. She was tumbling pretty fast in there, says a police spokesperson in Pasadena. One person walked by and said they saw something flopping around in there. They thought it was just a dress or something because it was moving pretty fast. Someone finally realized what has happening, and an employee shut off power to the machine to stop it. The girl was airlifted to a Houston hospital with unspecified injuries, but paramedics thought she would survive. It's not clear who was supervising the girl in the laundromat, and police are investigating.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 5, Gets Trapped Inside Running Washing Machine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1100",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2012 5:17 AM) At least 112 people were killed in a fire that raced through a multi-story garment factory just outside of Bangladesh's capital, an official said today. The blaze broke out at the seven-story factory operated by Tazreen Fashions last night. By this morning, firefighters had recovered 100 bodies, a fire department director tells the AP. He said another 12 people who had suffered injuries after jumping from the building to escape the fire later died at hospitals. The death toll could rise as the search for victims was continuing, he said. Local media reported that up to 124 people were killed in the fire. The cause of the blaze was not immediately clear, and authorities have ordered an investigation. Bangladesh has some 4,000 garment factories, many without proper safety measures. The fire department director says most of the victims had been trapped inside the factory, located just outside of Dhaka, with no emergency exits leading outside the building.",
        "Caption": "112 Dead in Bangladesh Garment Factory Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1101",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2012 9:48 AM CDT) California's refinery fire could take a toll on West Coast drivers: They can expect gas prices to break $4 per gallon as soon as today, the AP reports. The refinery supplies 16% of the region's gas, and prices have already jumped from an average of $3.86 to $3.94 in California, analysts say\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough a Chevron rep says the blast isn't the only cause of such increases. Still, it could be weeks before normal production is resumed. Investigators\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding those who reviewed the BP oil spill\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare launching five separate probes to see what caused the explosion and how it could play out. The explosion damaged a section of the refinery that produces clean-burning gasoline, and California has the cleanest-burning gas in the nation, so this is definitely a market disruption, says one analyst. It's possible, note others, that other refineries could help ease the shortage. Meanwhile, Chevron can expect a wealth of lawsuits over health problems surrounding the explosion.",
        "Caption": "West Coast: Steel Yourself for $4-Plus Gas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1102",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2015 1:41 PM) The captain of the capsized Costa Concordia luxury liner has been convicted of multiple charges of manslaughter and sentenced to 16 years in jail, closing down a trial that's been running since July 2013 and ending one of the more jaw-dropping and avoidable maritime disasters in recent memory, reports the AP. Francesco Schettino, accused of tipping over the massive cruise ship in early 2012 and abandoning ship as 32 people aboard lost their lives, told the court that his head was sacrificed to safeguard his employer's economic interests, then broke down in sobs immediately before the panel began deliberating his fate. That's enough, Schettino said, unable to finish his statement. He also claimed that he was a few hours from a verdict that should have involved an entire organization and instead sees me as the only defendant. Prosecutors begged to differ, insisting Schettino was a reckless idiot, and asked the court to convict him and sentence him to 26 years and three months in prison. Lawyers for many of the survivors and victims' families have attached civil suits to the criminal trial to press the court to order Costa Crociere SpA, the Italian cruise company, to pay hefty damages.",
        "Caption": "Costa Concordia's Sobbing Captain Gets 16 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1103",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2014 8:15 AM CDT) Hours before he was supposed to start his first day of his senior year of high school in Georgia, 17-year-old Zyrees Oliver collapsed and was rushed to the hospital in a helicopter. He'd consumed 2 gallons of water and 2 gallons of Gatorade after football practice last Tuesday and was so overhydrated that his body's electrolytes were thrown off balance, causing massive swelling in his brain. Five days later, on Sunday night, he was taken off the ventilator. He's already in heaven, his aunt, Nina Oliver, told the Atlanta-Journal Constitution that night. He was pronounced dead hours later. It's incomprehensible, Oliver says. We had a healthy, beautiful, vibrant young man. Zyrees excelled at both football and track and boasted a 3.8 GPA, according to his family and friends. His classmates wore team colors and formed a prayer circle at school on Friday, while grief counselors were dispatched Monday. While death from overhydration is very rare, it does happen: A woman died in 2007 after drinking 2 gallons of water in a radio contest, reports CBS News; earlier this year, a couple was charged after their 5-year-old daughter died from drinking too much grape soda. (Gatorade, meanwhile, helped this girl survive.)",
        "Caption": "Teen Drinks 4 Gallons of Water and Gatorade, Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1104",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2012 12:19 PM) An earthquake centered in Kentucky rattled at least three other states this afternoon, the US Geological Survey reports. The USGS website says the epicenter of the 4.3 magnitude earthquake was about 10 miles west of Whitesburg. Residents in eastern Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, and Tennessee reported feeling the temblor. A National Weather Service spokesman says employees at the office in Jackson, about 60 miles northwest of Whitesburg, felt the ground shake for about 15 seconds. No reports of serious damage have come in so far.",
        "Caption": "4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Eastern Kentucky",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1105",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2016 2:49 PM CDT) For almost a quarter-century, Shawnee Chasser has returned home in the evenings to a house in the trees, the latest one a wooden two-story structure built high above the ground on the Florida property where her late son used to live. But Miami-Dade County officials are now ordering the 65-year-old grandmother with purple hair, who says she can't deal with closed doors and windows, out of her open-air abode, saying the Biscayne Gardens cottage wasn't built to code and is unsafe\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand she's got to destroy it within the next four months, the Miami Herald reports. This has got to be my first time ever of somebody living in a treehouse, the county's code enforcement director says, adding that hurricanes in the state means they have to keep to the code, which includes getting permits for running water and electricity. The property Chasser is on is a land trust owned by her daughter, and Chasser often charges fees to let people camp in the yard and rent out rooms in the legal home once occupied by her son, who died in 2009. Chasser was busted for her treehouse, which comes complete with a Home Depot ceiling fan and a resident raccoon named Coonie, about a year ago when someone called the local 311 to complain about all the people coming in and out of the property. Chasser\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho hawks organic popcorn at Whole Foods and says living in her DIY home is spiritual \u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays she can't afford to bring the treehouse up to code (she's already paid $3,000 in fines) and doesn't want to be accused of being a fraud, as her Shawnee\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Greenthumb Popcorn brags right on the bag about her unusual living conditions. I'm not taking down anything. I'll chain myself to that treehouse, she tells the Herald, adding she may appeal the county's mandate.",
        "Caption": "Grandma Living in Trees for 25 Years Told to Destroy Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1106",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2012 6:36 AM CDT) The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal has acquitted former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic of one of the two genocide charges he faces at the halfway stage of his long-running trial. Judges say prosecutors did not present enough evidence to support the genocide count covering mass killings, expulsions, and persecution by Serb forces of Muslims and Croats from Bosnian towns early in the country's 1992-95 war. However, judges refused today to dismiss 10 more charges, including a genocide count covering Karadzic's alleged involvement in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of 8,000 Muslim men. His trial will continue. The Hague's rules allow suspects to seek acquittal after prosecutors wrap up their case. Earlier this month, Karadzic asked judges to dismiss all 11 counts against him, saying prosecutors had failed to prove them.",
        "Caption": "Hague Acquits Karadzic of 1 Genocide Count",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1107",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2014 5:31 AM CDT) The soap opera that is Donald Sterling's ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers seems to be winding down, but not without a few last-minute plot twists. To begin with, Steve Ballmer's $2 billion purchase of the team is now all but a done deal and expected to close next month, the LA Times reports. But that momentum didn't stop Sterling from suing the NBA for $1 billion in damages, alleging that the league illegally wrenched the team from him, reports the Wall Street Journal. Not so, says the league, because wife Shelly had every right to strike a deal with Ballmer on her own once her husband was deemed mentally unfit. The kicker there is that Shelly Sterling, as part of her to deal to sell the team, indemnified the league against any lawsuits from her husband. Which is to say, she would have to pay that $1 billion in damages herself if by some long shot he wins in court, reports AP. The league, for its part, is brushing of the lawsuit as entirely baseless. And the final footnote belongs to the Upshot blog of the New York Times, which crunches the numbers to reveal that Donald Sterling would make a return on his investment of 15,900% under the Ballmer deal. Sterling bought the club for $12.5 million in 1981.",
        "Caption": "Sterling Sues NBA for $1B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1108",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2008 3:35 PM CDT) Wall Street has predicted $200-per-barrel oil for months, but what if it really happens? Not only drivers would be hurt by such a spike, the Los Angeles Times reports: Inflation would skyrocket as oil-derived products turn pricey and the purchasing power of the American people would be kicked in the teeth so darned hard that they won't have the ability to buy much of anything, one energy expert predicted. Automakers and restaurants would suffer the worst. But such high prices would also reorganize American society, making proximity more valuable. Home prices would swing depending on the commute they create, and companies would likely consider de-centralizing operations. It would be the urban-planning equivalent of an earthquake, one LA councilman said.",
        "Caption": "What if Oil Hits $200?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1109",
        "News Article": "(Oct 4, 2010 9:59 AM CDT) Windows is at long last ready to roll out its first Windows Phone 7 device. The company has just sent out formal invitations to the big reveal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan Oct. 11 press conference, CNET reports. Steve Ballmer will be in attendance, accompanied by AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega. AT&T will be the preferred partner for the phone, putting Microsoft in direct competition with the iPhone. Executives from T-Mobile will also be there, however, showing off other phones with the OS. Sources tell CNET an early November US launch is expected.",
        "Caption": "Microsoft to Debut Windows Phone 7 Next Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1110",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2013 10:27 AM CDT) President Obama today unveiled a major federal project to map out the human brain, discovering how millions of brain cells interact, in the words of a White House scientist. Obama is directing $100 million toward the program, which has been compared to the Human Genome Project and could help fight Alzheimer's and epilepsy, the Hill reports. The National Institutes of Health will create a roadmap for the project, which will also involve the Defense Research Projects Agency and the National Science Foundation. Politico notes that the president joked that learning how the brain works could explain all kinds of things that go on in Washington. We could prescribe something. The goal here is a whole new playing field, whole new ways of thinking, says a scientist. We are really out to catalyze a paradigm shift. But it could be a year before scientists settle on the exact aims of the project, which will require input from technologies that aren't yet available, the New York Times reports. Obama is also ordering an investigation of the ethics involved in the initiative. The full project's official name: Brain Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies, or BRAIN.",
        "Caption": "Obama Announces $100M Brain-Mapping Project",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1111",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2014 4:30 PM CDT) Some 6,150 speeding-ticket recipients are getting off easy: Their cases are being dismissed because they may have been victims of police misconduct, according to an investigation. Four Houston officers were found to have falsely reported each other as witnesses on tickets they wrote, investigators say. In some cases, one officer allegedly reported another as a witness\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen the second cop was elsewhere writing up a ticket of his own, KHOU reported last month. Why would they do this? To get paid overtime when they testified about the alleged speeding, KHOU reports. Not all the thousands of tickets are necessarily problematic, but Houston Police Chief Charles McClelland says it's better to dismiss them all than to find someone guilty incorrectly. If there's any perception that these citations may be tainted or someone questions the legitimacy or credibility of those, it is better to dismiss them, he says. Three of the officers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJohn Garcia, Robert Manzanales, and Gregory Rosa\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare currently under investigation; the other, Rudolph Farias, killed himself following the emergence of the allegations, KHOU notes.",
        "Caption": "Police Scandal Leads to 6K Nixed Speeding Tickets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1112",
        "News Article": "(Dec 4, 2009 10:00 PM) An explosion and fire caused by fireworks killed more than 100 and injured at least 140 overnight at a nightclub in Russia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sixth-largest city. The Lame Horse in Perm was celebrating its eighth anniversary, one official says, and there were fireworks launched at the scene, and one hit the plastic ceiling, setting all ablaze. People panicked and succumbed to burns, general crush and gas poisoning.",
        "Caption": "Fireworks Blast Kills 100 at Russian Nightclub",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1113",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2015 3:27 PM) The Doomsday Clock may not have moved last year, but today it made up for it: The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announced that the clock jumped ahead two minutes and now stands at three minutes before midnight, reports Mashable. Midnight, of course, being the end of civilization. The organization cited concerns about the world's nuclear arsenals, but it also placed a big share of the blame for the time change on global warming and what it sees as political inaction to get it under control, reports the Guardian. Human influence on the climate system is clear, said Richard Somerville of the Bulletin. Each of the last three decades has been successively warmer than any preceding on record. This is the closest we've come to the group's Doomsday since the US and the Soviet Union were in the grips of the Cold War in 1984. The only time the clock has been closer to midnight is after the USSR's work on a hydrogen bomb in 1953 set it to 11:58.",
        "Caption": "Doomsday Clock' Jumps 2 Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1114",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2013 12:59 PM CDT) A man who assumed numerous identities including as a Rockefeller heir has been sentenced to 27 years to life in prison for a 1980s murder in California. Christian Gerhartsreiter was sentenced today in Los Angeles Superior Court for the killing of John Sohus, who disappeared along with his wife, Linda, in 1985. Gerhartsreiter fired his lawyers and acted as his own attorney after he was convicted of first-degree murder. John Sohus' bones were eventually dug up in the backyard of a suburban San Marino home where Gerhartsreiter had been a tenant living under a false name. The German immigrant, meanwhile, vanished and spent three decades masquerading across the US under a series of identities including an heir to the fabled Rockefeller fortune, a movie producer, and a wizard of Wall Street. Publicity over his conviction in the Massachusetts kidnapping of his own daughter in a custody dispute led investigators to re-examine the California cold case. At a recent hearing, Gerhartsreiter hinted that he might have information about Linda Sohus' whereabouts.",
        "Caption": "Rockefeller Impostor Gets 27 Years to Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1115",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2010 12:26 PM) If ever there was a group unafraid of a vengeful lightning bolt, it's the 2,500 atheists converging on Melbourne\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlikely the largest concentration of godless thinkers ever. The Global Atheist Convention says it doesn't intend to proselytize, and in fact discourages any missionary zeal. Still, the convention plans to draft a statement on the ill effects of religion on the world, the BBC reports, and there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s also talk of a film about government subsidies for religion.",
        "Caption": "2,500 Atheists Gather in Melbourne",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1116",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 10:14 AM CDT) Chatting in online forums, hackers are citing a huge haul from the attack on Sony\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s PlayStation Network: They claim they now have access to some 2.2 million credit cards. The assertion can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be verified, say experts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut a number of users are reporting suspicious charges on their cards. Still, that could be pure coincidence, notes the Guardian; any large enough sample of credit card users will contain some fraud victims. The hackers say they even have credit card security codes, but Sony says that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not possible: Your credit card security code has not been obtained because we never requested it, the company tells users. Among the fraud claims: some $1,500 in purchases from a German grocery store using a US credit card, as well as dozens of claims regarding charges from Japanese shops and German airlines. Hackers are also saying they offered to sell the user database back to Sony, but the firm said no. A Sony rep says he had no knowledge of any such occurrence.",
        "Caption": "PlayStation Hackers: We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve Got 2.2M Credit Cards",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1117",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2012 4:30 PM) Christie's has auctioned off the famed Archduke Joseph Diamond for $21,474,525 including commission, a world auction record price per carat for a colorless diamond. The price was well above the expected $15 million and more than triple the price paid for it at auction almost two decades ago. The auction took place in Geneva. The 76.02-carat diamond, with perfect color and internally flawless clarity, came from the ancient Golconda mines in India. It was named for Archduke Joseph August of Austria, the great grandson of both a Holy Roman emperor and a French king.",
        "Caption": "Diamond Fetches Record $21.5M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1118",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2011 5:36 PM) Bank of America's purchase of Countrywide in 2008 just got more expensive. BofA agreed today to pay $335 million to settle a Justice Department complaint that Countrywide discriminated against black and Hispanic home buyers. The Wall Street Journal calls it the largest residential fair-lending settlement in history. The allegations said Countrywide charged more than 200,000 minority borrowers more than white borrowers with similar credit profiles between 2004 and 2008. One way Countrywide lenders allegedly did so was by requiring minorities to take out more costly subprime loans even though they qualified for prime loans with better interest rates. All of this took place before BofA bought the bank. The settlement is a very important step in state and federal efforts to hold mortgage lenders accountable for the devastation they have caused to American families and their finances, says Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan. The borrowers who got lousy deals will be able to get some of their money back, notes AP.",
        "Caption": "BofA Pays $335M to Settle Claims Over Minority Loans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1119",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2008 4:00 PM) Johnnie Rebecca Carr, an early leader in the civil rights movement and compatriot of Rosa Parks, has died of a stroke at age 97, the Montgomery Advertiser reports. Carr helped organize the Montgomery Improvement Association in 1955 after Parks made her famous stand on a city bus. The group's yearlong boycott caught the nation's attention. She later served as the group's president and was active with it until her death. During the boycott, Carr organized carpools for striking riders, reports NPR. In the 1960s, she tested Montgomery\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s legal system by enrolling her son in the all-white public school system. Carr had a high profile in the city, encouraging education and tolerance; said the mayor: Every time I turned around, there's Miss Carr.",
        "Caption": "Rights Activist Carr Dies at 97",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1120",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2012 2:19 AM CDT) The woman California's Democrats once considered their most reliable treasurer scammed dozens of candidates, officeholders, and organizations out of at least $7 million over a decade, prosecutors say. Kinde Durkee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was dubbed the Madoff of campaign treasurers after her arrest in September\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis expected to plead guilty this week to the biggest embezzlement case in US election history, and will face up to 14 years in jail, sources tell Politico. Prosecutors say Durkee used politicians' cash to cover her personal expenses, including mortgage payments, baseball tickets, and credit card bills, and shuffled money between different clients' account to cover up her pilfering. Sen. Dianne Feinstein believes that Durkee stole $5 million from her campaign alone over the years, although investigators are finding the money difficult to track. Feinstein, one of the wealthiest senators, wrote her campaign a $5 million check to cover the loss.",
        "Caption": "Treasurer 'Fleeced Calif. Dems Out of $7M'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1121",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2014 2:08 PM CDT) Jazz fans lost one of the greats this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpianist, composer, and band leader Horace Silver. He died at his home in New Rochelle, NY, on Wednesday at age 85, the New York Times reports. In the 1950s, Silver helped pioneer hard bop, a driving, rhythmic music that critics considered the antithesis of cool jazz. Silver's earthy tunes drew on his love for R&B, gospel, Latin, bebop, and Afro-Portuguese music of Cape Verde, where his father came from, DownBeat reports. Musical composition should bring happiness and joy to people and make them forget their troubles, Silver once said. Born in 1928 in Connecticut, Silver got his break playing for saxophonist Stan Getz and went on to form the Jazz Messengers with Art Blakey in 1953. About two years later, Silver began carving out his own career with a quintet that made classic recordings on Blue Note Records like Song for My Father and Finger Poppin'. The group changed players over the years and served as breeding grounds for future greats like Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley, Blue Mitchell, and Woody Shaw, notes Jazz Times. Silver broke up the band in the 1970s and went on to write and perform other music\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike self-help holistic metaphysical works that critics rarely liked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut Silver was already an icon of jazz. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gone pretty much the way I wanted it to, the way I dreamed that it would, he said in 1996. I've gotten to work with many of my idols: Coleman Hawkins, Pres, Miles, Art Blakey. I'm a happy man.",
        "Caption": "Fun-Loving' Jazz Master Dead at 85",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1122",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2009 5:23 AM CDT) The share of Americans living in poverty soared to 13.2% last year, its highest level since 1997, according to new census data. Median household income also fell, to $50,303 from $52,163 the previous year. Latinos have suffered the most from the recession. Their median income dropped by 5.6%, while that of non-Latinos fell only 2.6%.",
        "Caption": "US Poverty Rate Hits 11-Year High",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1123",
        "News Article": "(May 30, 2013 1:41 AM CDT) Seven people, including children, were killed when a tractor-trailer collided with a minivan on a rural two-lane highway in upstate New York, officials said yesterday. The rig was headed south around 6pm on Route 13 about 25 miles south of Syracuse when the trailer became disconnected and crossed the center line, hitting a minivan carrying eight people, according to a rep for the Cortland County Sheriff's Department. The force of the impact ripped the minivan apart, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder of the roadway. Officials have not released the identities of those killed, but all of them were passengers in the minivan. Two people in the truck were not injured, the sheriff's rep said. Officials did not say what caused the accident. The National Weather Service in Binghamton reported thunderstorms and steady showers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding hail\u00e2\u20ac\u201din the Truxton area yesterday evening. County Coroner Whitney Meeker said there was one survivor who was taken to a hospital in Syracuse. Meeker said it will probably take the next two days to complete autopsies.",
        "Caption": "7 Killed as Truck, Minivan Collide in Upstate NY",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1124",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2016 2:33 PM CDT) A purported organized-crime incident in Japan put the emphasis on organized in a crime that RT.com is labeling Ocean's 100. Cops believe that more than 100 thieves took part in a spree in Tokyo and 16 other prefectures on May 15, cleaning out 7-Eleven ATMS of nearly $13 million in less than three hours, the Guardian reports. Just after 5am that day, the mass withdrawals started, with the meticulous money-nabbers making a total of 14,000 or so transactions, each one reaping about $915 (the maximum allowed per ATM), before wrapping things up right before 8am. Investigators think the suspects, believed to be part of an international gang, were able to access customer accounts by using fake credit cards with account details stolen from a South Africa bank. No suspects have been caught, and officials fear they may have all fled the country. (A $1 billion bank heist was thwarted by a typo.)",
        "Caption": "Daring ATM Heist: 100 Thieves, 3 Hours, $13M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1125",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2013 1:33 PM) While the world is mourning Nelson Mandela, a very different public memorial will be held today in Santa Clarita, Calif.\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor Fast and Furious star Paul Walker, the LA Times reports. The LA County Sheriff's Department is asking 6,000 expected visitors to obey parking regulations and not pull over on a curve in the road, as other fans have; a cluster of cars could surprise motorists and lead to another accident. Sheriff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s deputies understand many people are choosing to visit the site to assist in the grieving process, said the Sheriff's Department. Yet it is important to take legal safety measures to help avoid injury to people in the area. (See what happened to a teen who stole wreckage from Walker's fatal crash.",
        "Caption": "6K Fans Expected at Paul Walker Memorial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1126",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2009 2:57 AM CDT) At least 50 people were killed today when a Jakarta dam burst, unleashing a 10-foot-high mini-tsunami that destroyed a neighborhood, reports the Times of London. The dam burst before dawn as people slept. The toll is expected to soar as more bodies are discovered. One neighbor recalled how she was startled awake seconds before the disaster. I could hear a banging on the door, and I thought, 'Who's there?' It turned out to be the water, she said.",
        "Caption": "Burst Jakarta Dam Kills 50",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1127",
        "News Article": "(Nov 14, 2014 2:45 PM) Reality TV star Diem Brown has died of cancer at age 32, after chronicling her long fight with the disease and becoming an advocate for other patients, reports People. Diem first appeared on MTV's Real World\/Road Rules Challenge in 2006, announcing in her debut season that she had just been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She beat it the first time around and went on to compete in several other seasons. Diem, however, suffered relapses in 2012 and again this summer. MTV recounts how she once removed her wig before the cameras in one of the show's most memorable moments. Along the way, she blogged about her cancer here and started MedGift, a registry for those with cancer or any illness. I want people to know that the fight is worth it, she said in October. And that's something that's so important for me.",
        "Caption": "Reality TV Star Dies of Cancer at 32",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1128",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2009 8:32 AM) ING posted a $2.6 billion quarterly loss today, leading the banking giant to replace its CEO, fire 7,000 employees, and seek new guarantees from the Dutch government. The request for state aid is ING\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s second in three months, and the bank said it might even need a third bailout in the future, the Financial Times reports. The deal will leave the Dutch government with an 80% stake of Alt-A mortgage-backed securities, a class between prime and subprime. Michel Tilman, ING\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s CEO since 2004, was replaced by Jan Hommen, a board member who served as CFO at Philips, the Netherlands' electronics powerhouse. ING also announced that it will extend its cancellation of bonuses for management into 2009.",
        "Caption": "Huge Losses at ING Bring New CEO, 7K Job Cuts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1129",
        "News Article": "(Jul 18, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) Stocks posted tiny gains on Wall Street as investors looked past a failed coup attempt in Turkey and focused on corporate deals and earnings reports, the AP reports. Technology stocks led the way higher Monday after Japan's SoftBank said it was buying British chip designer ARM Holdings. ARM's US-listed stock soared 41%. Bank stocks rose after Bank of America turned in earnings that were better than analysts were expecting. BofA climbed 3.3%. Energy companies fell along with the price of oil. Diamond Offshore dropped 2.2%. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 16 points, or 0.1%, to 18,533. The Standard & Poor's 500 gained 5 points, or 0.2%, to 2,166. The Nasdaq increased 26 points, or 0.5%, to 5,055.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 16",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1130",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2013 3:25 PM) Christopher Dorner's all-but-certain demise came thanks to the help of a few civilians, notably the two people who entered what they thought was an empty cabin only to be accosted by the fugitive and tied up. (Update: Turns out, they weren't maids.) One of them managed to call for help after he left, and police were in hot pursuit of Dorner in no time. So at least one of the pair has a claim to the mayor's $1 million reward, right? Maybe not, reports TMZ. The reward stipulates that it's for information leading to the capture and conviction of Dorner, who is believed to have died in yesterday's cabin showdown before he could be convicted of anything. Similar wording applies to two lesser awards of $100,000 each. In short, it's a judgment call, and all depends on how generous the mayor's office and the organizations that donated the money are feeling. Rewards this big are handled on a case-by-case basis, an LAPD spokesman tells Daily Intel, which has more details.",
        "Caption": "Loophole Threatens $1M Dorner Reward",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1131",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2012 9:00 AM) A knife-wielding man injured 22 children and one adult outside a primary school in central China as students were arriving for classes today, police said, the latest in a series of periodic rampage attacks at Chinese schools and kindergartens. The attack in the Henan province village of Chengping happened shortly before 8am. The alleged attacker, 36-year-old villager Min Yingjun, is now in police custody, a police officer said. A Guangshan county hospital administrator said the man first attacked an elderly woman, then students, before being subdued by security guards who have been posted across China following a spate of school attacks in recent years. He said there were no deaths among the nine students admitted, although two badly injured children had been transferred to better-equipped hospitals outside the county. It was not clear how old the injured children were, but Chinese primary school pupils are generally 6-11 years old.",
        "Caption": "22 Kids Injured in Knife Attack at Chinese School",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1132",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2011 4:57 PM) For the second year in a row, the Super Bowl has set a new record for American television viewing. The Nielsen Co. said today that an estimated 111 million people watched the Green Bay Packers outlast the Pittsburgh Steelers in football's ultimate game. That tops the 106.5 million who watched the 2010 game between New Orleans and Indianapolis, and pushes the series finale of M-A-S-H, which had held the title of the most-watched TV show in the United States for 27 years, to No. 3. We're excited about the fan reaction, said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell today.",
        "Caption": "A Record 111M Tuned in Last Night",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1133",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2013 2:55 PM CDT) This is one Vegas gamble that almost paid off: A 9-year-old boy sneaked through security and onto a Delta flight at Minneapolis\/St. Paul International Airport on Thursday and made it all the way to Las Vegas\u00e2\u20ac\u201dapparently without a boarding pass. But putting a dent in his wild vacation plans, crew members became suspicious of the child's circumstances during the flight, says an airport spokesman, and turned him over to authorities in Nevada, CNN reports. That wasn't the only mischief the kid got up to: He also visited the airport the day before, where he stole a bag from the luggage carousel, then went to a restaurant and ordered lunch. After eating, he asked a server to mind his bag while he went to the restroom, then skipped out on the bill, the AP reports. The bag was eventually returned to its original owner.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 9, Sneaks on to Plane, Flies to Vegas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1134",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2015 6:00 PM) They entered the world together and left it pretty much the same way, reports ABC11: Twin sisters Mary Dickson and Martha Dixon died Christmas morning about two hours apart in Granite City, Illinois, at the age of 90. The sisters had lived together in their final years, with a granddaughter telling Fox2Now that they fought like sisters but loved each other like sisters. Why the last names that sound alike but are spelled differently? They married brothers, naturally, but one brother tweaked his name's spelling so he could re-enlist in the military. Both husbands died years ago. Mary's daughter says her mom died as the song Santa Baby was playing, and explains the significance: When my dad passed away, she never really talked about him, but she kept asking me, 'Have you found me a man yet?' And I told her two weeks ago, I said, 'Mom, if you're really good, maybe Santa will bring you one for Christmas.' And he did. He took her home to my dad.",
        "Caption": "90-Year-Old Twins Die 2 Hours Apart on Christmas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1135",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2016 1:29 PM CDT) At least 33 US service members have gotten Zika while serving overseas, the Pentagon says. Six family members of service members have also gotten the virus while outside the continental US, Military.com reports. One of the active-duty service members to contract the virus is pregnant, though details about her health and that of her unborn child were unavailable. The Pentagon didn't specify the countries involved or say how many of the infected troops were still sick or back in the US, notes CNN. (Zika is being transmitted by local mosquitoes in Florida.",
        "Caption": "33 US Service Members Have Gotten Zika",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1136",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2016 7:48 AM CDT) A sheepdog sent away by its Welsh owners to work on a farm in Cumbria didn't like his new assignment and ended up back at his original home\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter apparently making the 240-mile trek back on his own, the Guardian reports. Pero made a run for it on April 8 and turned back up at the home of Alan and Shan James on April 20. We'd been told that Pero had disappeared, and was nowhere to be seen, Shan James tells the BBC. But then, last Wednesday evening \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 my husband Alan went out to check on the animals after supper and there was Pero on our doorstep. The family has no idea how Pero made the long trip or how he managed to sustain himself during his journey. He wasn't hungry or weak, so he must have managed to find food somewhere, Shan James notes. A dog behaviorist tells the Telegraph that such a feat, while it doesn't happen every day, isn't unheard of, as working dogs like Pero have amazing spatial memory and some sort of tracking mechanism to where they live, as well as the ability to put in dozens of miles a day thanks to their work ethic. At any rate, Pero is now staying put with the Jameses. I don't think it would be fair for us to send Pero away again, Shan James says. He obviously enjoys his home. (A dog lost at sea turned up weeks later.)",
        "Caption": "Sheepdog Hates New Job, Treks 240 Miles Back Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1137",
        "News Article": "(Sep 27, 2011 6:14 PM CDT) This might be the end of the road for fugitive George Wright, but what a road it's been. Authorities arrested the 68-year-old in Portugal yesterday after 41 years on the lam. Even the bare bones of his rap sheet nearly defy belief, as CNN and AP recount: In 1962, he murdered a gas station owner (a highly decorated WWII vet) during a robbery; he escaped from prison in 1970 (reportedly by stealing the warden's car), then went underground with the Black Liberation Army. In 1972, while dressed as a priest, he and others hijacked a plane to Algiers (after making FBI agents dress in bathing suits to deliver ransom money). Algeria returned the plane and money but allowed the hijackers to disappear, which they did with help from Black Panther activist Eldridge Cleaver, who was living in the country. Wright remained on the loose for four decades until a dogged New Jersey corrections officer got a lead (possibly because Wright contacted relatives in the US) that resulted in his arrest. Wright is fighting extradition back to the US. One other tidbit: The 1972 hijacking led to stricter airport security rules, requiring for the first time that all passengers and their handbags be screened.",
        "Caption": "US Fugitive Caught After 41 Years in Portugal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1138",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2015 2:20 PM CDT) Salmonella might be an illness you think about when you're tempted to eat cookie dough; it's probably not something that worries you when picking out zucchini. But in fact, seeded vegetables were the top source of salmonella illnesses in a federal food study that focused on the years 2008 to 2012, the Atlantic reports. They accounted for 18% of cases, while fruit and eggs each accounted for 12%. Chicken was the most problematic meat, explaining 10% of cases, with beef and pork close behind. Meat was the biggest culprit, however, when it came to a type of E. coli, with beef accounting for 46% of illnesses. Vegetable row crops were second, at 36%. The February study supports previous findings that plants can be more risky than meats in terms of illnesses from food. Along with salmonella and E. coli O157, researchers looked at two other high priority illnesses: listeria, for which fruit was the top source, and Campylobacter, which was most associated with dairy, the Atlantic reports. The study marks the first effort by three agencies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe USDA, FDA, and CDC, united in the Interagency Food Safety Analytics Collaboration\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto assess food-borne illnesses using just one method, Reuters reports. We can do more as a group than we can individually, a CDC official says. (In case you're not worried enough, even spices can contain salmonella.)",
        "Caption": "No. 1 Source of Salmonella Cases: Not Meat",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1139",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2011 2:57 AM CDT) A clinic run by Michele Bachmann's therapist husband has collected $137,000 in payments from a program lashed by the GOP presidential candidate: Medicaid. Those payments are on top of an additional $30,000 in government grant money for employee training at Marcus Bachmann's clinic. The clinic, which advertises quality Christian counseling for a range of mental health issues, also participates in a state subsidized health insurance program, notes MSNBC. Revelation of the health care payments\u00e2\u20ac\u201din addition to some $260,000 in subsidies for a Wisconsin farm owned in part by the Bachmanns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis proving an embarrassment to the Tea Party candidate who rips such big government aid on the campaign stump. When Minnesota's governor signed a law earlier this month expanding Medicaid coverage to more state residents, Bachmann railed that even more welfare recipients would be added to the welfare rolls at a very great cost. She's giving hypocrisy a bad name, says the executive director of health care advocacy organization Families USA. It's clear when it feathers her nest she's happy for Medicaid expenditures. But people that really need it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfolks with disabilities and seniors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe's turning their backs on them. Bachmann was not immediately available for comment, but has insisted neither she nor her husband have personally benefited from government subsidies going to the clinic or family farm.",
        "Caption": "Bachmann Hubby's Clinic Scored $137K From Medicaid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1140",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2014 8:33 AM CDT) A 15-year-old New Hampshire girl who disappeared while on her way home from school nine months ago is safely home with her family. Abigail Hernandez was reunited with her family on Sunday evening, according to Attorney General Joseph Foster. Few details have been released, but Foster says the criminal investigation in Abigail's disappearance will continue. We marshalled all our resources and we can gratefully say that she was able to be reunited with her family, says an official with the AG's criminal bureau. Abigail was last seen Oct. 9 after leaving Kennett High School in Conway. Police said she walked her normal route toward her house and sent several texts between 2:30pm and 3pm. But she never made it home. Police did reveal several months ago that Abigail had written home to her mother. When the letter surfaced, FBI Special Agent In Charge Kieran Ramsey said there was the possibility that Abigail had run away but that someone could still be coercing her into staying away from home. The long and short of it is, quite honestly, we are just happy that she's home safe and sound right now, Ramsey said yesterday. Foster says Abigail's mother told authorities today we are the happiest people on earth.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 15, Who Went Missing 9 Months Ago Back Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1141",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2013 9:57 AM CDT) Yesterday saw the completion of the 90th National Marbles Tournament, and America has crowned two new winners. Emily Cavacini, 11, who hails from outside Pittsburgh, took home the title of girls' champion, while Cooper Fisher, 12, from Middletown Valley, Maryland, beat out the other boys, reports the AP. It was a more involved process than you might imagine: Each competed against 25 others in a tournament in Wildwood, NJ, that lasted four days. The Post-Gazette reports that more than 1,200 (yes, twelve-hundred) games were played, in which the kids were tasked with knocking seven marbles out of a circle using a shooter marble.",
        "Caption": "1,200 Games Later, America Has New Marbles Champs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1142",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2013 4:32 AM CDT) A judge today sentenced to death the four men convicted in the December gang rape and murder of a young New Delhi woman, ordering them to the gallows for a brutal attack on a moving bus that left the young woman with such severe internal injuries that she died two weeks later. Handing down the sentence, Judge Yogesh Khanna said that courts cannot turn a blind eye to such crimes, saying the attack shocked the collective conscience of India. One of the four, 20-year-old Vinay Sharma, broke down as the sentence was read, his wail filling the tiny courtroom. The sentence must be confirmed by India's High Court. The men can appeal their case to the Supreme Court, and ask the president for clemency. The victim's family, along with numerous politicians and government officials, had long called for the men to be executed. I am very happy our girl has got justice, said the victim's father. The case has been closely followed across India, seen as a reflection on rampant mistreatment of women and the government's inability to deal with crime.",
        "Caption": "4 Sentenced to Death in India Gang Rape",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1143",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2009 4:09 PM) Twelve people are dead and 31 wounded after a shooting spree at Fort Hood, the Texas Army base. One shooter is among the dead and two more suspects are in custody. All are US soldiers, said an Army official. All the casualties took place at the base's Soldier Readiness Center, where those who are about to be deployed or who are returning undergo medical screening. The primary shooter opened fire with two handguns about 1:30pm. President Obama called the incident a horrific outburst of violence and said his thoughts were with the families of victims. He promised the government would get answers to every single question. Fort Hood is the largest US Army base in the world, home to about 40,000 soldiers and their families.",
        "Caption": "12 Dead, 31 Wounded in Fort Hood Shootings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1144",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2016 8:00 AM CDT) Last year, Donald Trump's campaign gave the AP a 93-page list it claimed documented $102 million that he's donated to charity over the past five years. The AP didn't print the list\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough it published a story deeming Trump's philanthropy elusive \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's since handed the doc over to the Washington Post, which upon further analysis of entries often written in cryptic internal shorthand finds no gifts were out of Trump's own pocket. Instead, donations included major land-conservation deals and lots of giveaways, including free rounds of golf offered by his courses during charity auctions and raffles. And many of the gifts come from not Trump himself, but from the Donald J. Trump Foundation, which is mainly funded by others (including the WWE's McMahon family) and to which Trump hasn't written a check since 2008, per public tax filings. He's using [the foundation] as a kind of checkbook, with other people's money, a faculty member at Indiana University's School of Philanthropy says. It's not wrong. It's not unique. But it's poor philanthropy. Trump's philanthropic predilections tend toward a particular group, and not all of them charities: namely, Trump's business and political interests and even the occasional celebrity (Serena Williams scored a free framed photo of him and a free plane ride to Florida). While Bill Gates has been vanquishing malaria, for example, Trump's been sending funds to conservatives who could help his GOP standing. Allen Weisselberg, CFO of the Trump Organization, tells the Post that while the items on the list don't include personal cash donations, the list isn't comprehensive and Trump has pulled out his own wallet, though he prefers to be discreet about it. We want to keep them quiet, Weisselberg says. He doesn't want other charities to see it. Then it becomes like a feeding frenzy. Others also say he lives up to his Grateful Millionaire nickname, doing things no one ever hears about\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding reportedly paying off the mortgage for a couple who helped him when his limo broke down. (A fake front page imagines a Trump presidency in the Boston Globe.)",
        "Caption": "$102M in Donations, but Not a Penny From Trump Himself",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1145",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2020 6:11 AM) Fresh off eradicating the nation's first known nest of murder hornets, scientists in Washington state cut down the tree that held the nest\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly to discover two live queen hornets, reports CBS News. The next question is whether they're virgin queens or whether one is the old queen who established the nest. At least between the time we conducted the eradication last Saturday and now, there were new queens emerging within the nest, a rep with the Washington State Department of Agriculture said. There may have also been queens that emerged before we got there. We just don't know at this point. In all, entomologists killed 85 hornets and captured 13 live hornets for further study. CBS notes that they also found the radio tag that led them to the nest initially, though it had been apparently chewed off.",
        "Caption": "Destroyed Murder Hornet Nest Yield 2 Live Queens",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1146",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2014 5:15 PM CDT) Brazil made its way into the World Cup semifinals for the first time in 12 years, with goals coming from defenders Thiago Silva and David Luiz in a 2-1 win over Colombia today. Brazil, which had been eliminated in the quarterfinals at the last two World Cups, will next play Germany on Tuesday in Belo Horizonte. Silva gave Brazil the lead in the seventh minute, scoring with his left knee after a corner from Neymar passed through the Colombian defense. He celebrated the goal by pointing to the emblem on his jersey and shouting, This is Brazil, this is Brazil. Luiz added the second from a free kick in the 69th, sending a swerving long-range shot off the side of his foot into the top of the net. Colombia got one back in the 80th. James Rodriguez scored his tournament-leading sixth goal from the penalty spot after Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar brought down substitute Carlos Bacca inside the area. Rodriguez tried to control the pace of the match at the Arena Castelao, but it was Brazil that created most of the scoring chances as Colombia goalkeeper David Ospina had to make a series of saves in the first half alone. A sour note for Brazil: Superstar Neymar left on a stretcher after being hit on the back late in the match. He was apparently crying in pain as he was carried out of the field. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Brazil Beats Colombia 2-1 in Quarterfinals",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1147",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2016 7:48 AM CDT) The best wedding present Kathy and Brandon Gunn received at their Michigan wedding was one they never opened\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat least not for nine years. That was because the gift from great-aunt Alison came with a special instruction: On the plain white box was a card that read, 'Do not open until your 1st disagreement,' Kathy Gunn wrote in a post on the Love What Matters Facebook page, spotted by UPI. Now, there had obviously been plenty of disagreements, arguments, and slammed doors throughout our 9 years, writes Gunn. There were even a couple of instances where we both considered giving up ... but we never opened the box. Doing that, she says, would have symbolized our failure. So the box sat on shelves in various closets through the years, gathering dust. It somehow taught us about tolerance, understanding, compromise, and patience, writes Gunn in a post that so far has racked up 14,000 likes. Finally, on Aug. 30, after the couple put their kids to bed and had some wine, they decided to crack open the box. Inside, they found wineglasses, envelopes of money, and some advice. To Kathy: Pick up a pizza or something you both like, and get a bath ready. To Brandon: Go get flowers and a bottle of wine. It was by far the greatest wedding gift of all, says Kathy. The Huffington Post rounds up photos of the couple here. (A math quiz was enough to tank this couple's marriage.)",
        "Caption": "Couple Waits 9 Years to Open Wedding Gift",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1148",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2012 9:43 AM) The Casey Anthony video diaries\u00e2\u20ac\u201da second was leaked days ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere the last straw for Anthony, and she now plans to fire attorney Jose Baez. Anthony isn't happy that he's been hogging the limelight while shopping around for her first interview ... but hasn't actually scored an interview yet, sources tell the New York Post. She thinks he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s using her name as a meal ticket, one source says. Her original lawyer, Cheney Mason, will take over handling the media. Baez had been looking for a $750,000 fee for Anthony's first interview, but Radar notes that none of the networks want to pay. The founder of the website The Dirty, however, is offering $350,000, according to a source. As for the leaked video diaries, Anthony told her probation officer that her computer was hacked and the private videos stolen, according to a probation report obtained by the AP.",
        "Caption": "Casey Anthony Firing Lawyer After 2nd Video Leak",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1149",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2011 12:51 PM CDT) Michele Bachmann isn't giving up on her $2-a-gallon gas, today repeating her pledge to bring pump prices down, reports Politico. Asked by Face the Nation's Bob Scheiffer how she would hit that magic number, Bachmann cited an all-of-the-above energy strategy, blasting the Obama administration for foiling domestic energy production. But Bachmann rejected Scheiffer's suggested price controls, saying, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m an unashamed apologist for the free market. Bachmann also addressed her previous statement about drilling in the Everglades, emphasizing that her key word was responsibly. I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say we should drill in the Everglades. What I said\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause we know that thousands of Floridians receive their drinking water from the Everglades\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhat I said is that we need to open up resources across the United States of America, but do it responsibly, because we need to make sure that of course we need to make sure that we don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t do anything that has degradation for habitat or for drinking water or for air quality.",
        "Caption": "Bachmann Again Vows $2 Gas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1150",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2008 3:41 PM CDT) Stocks plummeted again today as insecurity about the financial system gripped the markets, the Wall Street Journal reports. The AIG bailout proved to be of little comfort to traders, who quickly began betting on the next big firm to fall. The Dow closed down 449.36 points to 10,609.66. The Nasdaq fell 109.05, closing at 2,098.85, and the S&P 500 lost 57.21 points, settling at 1,156.39. Morgan Stanley sustained a sharp fall despite announcing earnings that topped expectations. It managed to reverse some of those losses, ending down 24.2%, as did Goldman Sachs, which finished down 13.9% after falling almost twice that at mid-day. Partially to protect those firms, the SEC moved to again tighten restrictions on naked short selling.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plunges 449 Points",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1151",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2013 8:23 AM) It's gruesome: Four people are accused of torturing a California marijuana dispensary owner with a blowtorch and cutting off his penis in an attempt to force him to reveal where he had buried piles of cash in the desert. The defendants mistakenly believed the victim was hiding money and left him for dead on the side of the road, Orange County authorities said in announcing the case yesterday. He survived his injuries. Ryan Anthony Kevorkian, 34, and his wife, Naomi Josette Kevorkian, 33, were arrested in Fresno, a day after the FBI arrested 34-year-old Hossein Nayeri in Prague. Another man, Kyle Shirakawa Handley, 34, was arrested in October of last year. Prosecutors said the victim was a prosperous medical marijuana dispensary owner who took some of his pot suppliers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Handley\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto Las Vegas last year for an extravagant weekend. After the trip, Handley told friends that the dispensary owner was wealthy, and they hatched a plan to kidnap and rob him, say prosecutors. They were convinced, mistakenly, that he was burying money in the desert outside Palm Springs. At the spot where the men believed the victim had hidden his money, they cut off his penis, poured bleach on him in an effort to destroy any DNA evidence, and dumped him on the side of the road, authorities allege. A woman kidnapped with him managed to get help after the assailants left.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 4 Torture, Chop Penis Off Pot Dispensary Owner",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1152",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2012 10:03 AM CDT) It seems their much-publicized battle with Mark Zuckerberg hasn't put the Winklevoss twins off social networking for good. Instead, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss have invested $1 million in another social site: SumZero, a site created in 2008 by their fellow Facebook-fighter Divya Narendra and another Harvard grad. The site, with 7,500 users, lets professional investors discuss trades and research, the Wall Street Journal reports. Like Facebook when it began, SumZero has an exclusive membership plan. While Facebook only let in people from certain universities at first, SumZero is even more choosy: Narendra reviews every applicant himself, he says, and 75% are rejected. Only buy-side investors are allowed in\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthose from hedge and mutual funds or private equity. Sell-side folks, such as big banks' analysts, can't join. And to stay in, members must keep submitting trading ideas. Outsiders can pay $129 per month to view some of these ideas. With their legal battle with Facebook\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand their Olympic hopes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dover, the Winklevosses plan to get involved and really roll up our sleeves, says Tyler. The band is back together.",
        "Caption": "Winklevosses Sink $1M in New Social-Network Venture",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1153",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2010 5:00 AM CDT) Flying Air France recently cost some passengers a lot more than the ticket price. A flight attendant for the airline has been arrested in Paris on charges of stealing cash, credit cards, and jewelry from sleeping passengers. The woman police identify as Lucie R. was busted after Japanese passengers complained of losing more than $5000 in cash during a Tokyo-Paris flight. Light-fingered Lucie admitted to robbing 27 passengers, and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted, the New York Daily News reports.",
        "Caption": "Stewardess Stole $5K From Passengers: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1154",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2019 9:14 AM CDT) Two years after Kim Jong Un's half-brother was murdered, the case seems to be dead as well. Doan Thi Huong, one of two women arrested in the aftermath of Kim Jong Nam's death, is heading home. The Vietnamese woman pleaded guilty last month to a lesser charge of causing injury with a dangerous weapon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dVX nerve agent\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was released from a Malaysian prison Friday morning, per CNN. She was sentenced last month to three years and four months in prison, effective from the day of her February 2017 arrest, and saw customary sentence reductions. Her lawyer tells the BBC he met with Huong on Thursday to deliver new clothes and a pair of shoes. She was obviously very happy to be released. Huong and Siti Aisyah of Indonesia have long maintained they were unwitting pawns in a North Korean plot designed to mimic a TV prank. The pair approached Kim at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb. 13, 2017, one smearing a substance on his face. Aisyah was held for two years before her murder charge was dropped without explanation in March. With Huong heading home, it is likely no one will ever be convicted of murder for using one of the world's deadliest chemical weapons to stage a brazen assassination in broad daylight, reports CNN. The North Koreans have not only got away with it, Southeast Asian countries have been lining up to host Kim Jong Un, including Vietnam, one expert says. Four North Korean suspects remain at large; the US views Pyongyang as responsible.",
        "Caption": "2nd Woman Freed in Kim Jong Nam Murder Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1155",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2012 4:43 PM CDT) The guy who wrote the bestseller I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell offered Planned Parenthood $500,000, enough to have a location named after him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the organization has turned the money down. The humorist has been called a misogynist for some choice tweets, the Huffington Post notes. One example: Planned Parenthood would be cooler if it was a giant flight of stairs, w\/someone pushing girls down, like a water park slide. According to his publicist's blog post on Forbes, Max spoke to Planned Parenthood Dallas about a donation (he wanted to reduce his tax burden) and discovered that a $250,000 to $500,000 donation would earn him naming rights. Also behind his decision: personal experience. They really did help me and my girlfriend when I was poor, I really do believe in their mission, he says. While the organization was at first enthusiastic about the idea, a rep apparently called Max to voice the group's worries while he was en route to deliver the check. Planned Parenthood reserves the right to decline offers of gifts and grants that may be discriminatory, are for purposes outside of our mission, or are too difficult to administer, says a spokesperson. Click through for more on Tucker Max.",
        "Caption": "Planned Parenthood Rejects Comic's $500K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1156",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2012 2:29 AM CDT) Even though Penn State coach Joe Paterno was forced out of his job for his failure to help prevent suspected sex assaults by his assistant coach, his estate was paid $5.7 million by the university. The money covers contract and pension payments, including a $3 million retirement bonus that was part of a 2011 contract amendment, reports the Pennsylvania Centre Daily Times. That payment does not include a $1,000-a-month payment for life to Paterno's widow, Sue, nor an additional $900,000 in TV and radio revenue. The university board decided last year to honor the obligations, despite the cloud under which Paterno left. The contract, which was honored in full, recognized coach Paterno\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decades-long contributions to our football program and to the entire university, said a Penn State spokesman. The money was indisputably owed to the estate, he added. Paterno died early this year of lung cancer just months after he was fired when the board determined he did not do enough to help alleged victims of Jerry Sandusky. Sandusky is currently battling charges that he molested 10 young boys, including eight on campus, and five in Penn State's football headquarters.",
        "Caption": "Penn State Paid Paterno Estate $5.7M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1157",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2009 8:21 AM CDT) Another punishing month of job losses in March has pushed unemployment to a 25-year-high of 8.5%, the Labor Department said today. Total job losses for the 16-month recession have now passed 5 million. Nonfarm payrolls fell 663,000 in March, which mostly matched analyst estimates, the Wall Street Journal reports. But January\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s losses were revised upward to 741,000, making it the third-worst month ever recorded. Job losses were spread across all industries, the department said, but they were especially steep in manufacturing, construction, and temporary help services. The unemployment rate, which is determined by surveying households rather than companies, climbed to its highest level since 1983.",
        "Caption": "Unemployment Hits 8.5%, Highest in 25 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1158",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2013 11:10 AM CDT) Avast, me hearties, and hear the tale of an undersea explorer named Barry Clifford, who believes he's closing in on 400,000 coins languishing at the bottom of Davy Jones' locker. As the AP explains, the Whydah sank off Massachusetts in 1717, along with riches plundered from 50 other ships\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe vessel happens to be the only authenticated pirate ship wreck in US waters. Clifford actually located the wreck in 1984, and has since hauled up some 200,000 items, including gold ornaments and sword handles. But Clifford is convinced there is more loot to be found, thanks in no small part to new documents discovered in April. The Colonial-era papers suggest the Whydah still has 400,000 coins in its coffers, stolen from two other ships in the weeks before it sank. Clifford believes the coins spilled from the ship's stern and are buried nearby. A Sept.13 dive turned up concretions \u00e2\u20ac\u201dmasses that form when metals react to seawater. X-rays showed there were coins and gold inside, and a Sept. 1 dive yielded a piece of iron with 50 coins stacked on it. Did all of those coins just happen to fall on this one little piece of iron? he says. Or were there thousands of coins there, and this is just an example of what's left? He won't be able to find out anytime soon; due to weather and boat issues, his next dive will likely be in June.",
        "Caption": "America's Only Pirate Wreck Could Hold 400K Coins",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1159",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2014 4:58 PM CDT) Oscar-winning actor and director Richard Attenborough died today in a London nursing home at the age of 90, his son tells the BBC. Attenborough amassed 74 acting credits over 60 years, starring in acclaimed films like Brighton Rock, The Great Escape, and Miracle on 34th Street, and later the Steven Spielberg blockbuster Jurassic Park, the Daily Mail reports. He also took home the Best Director Oscar for Gandhi, which won eight Academy Awards including Best Film. Confined to a wheelchair for years, Attenborough's health declined in 2013 after a stroke put him in a temporary coma, the Guardian reports. Born in England, Attenborough began acting at age 12, debuted professionally at 18, and was knighted in 1976.",
        "Caption": "Actor Richard Attenborough Dead at 90",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1160",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2013 1:50 AM) Former 49ers and Raiders offensive lineman Kwame Harris appears to have been outed as gay in spectacularly bad fashion, Deadspin reports. Harris has been charged with domestic violence and assault after allegedly beating up an ex-boyfriend in a dispute that started over food and ending up with Harris giving the man a savage beating after accusing him of stealing his underwear. According to a suit filed in California's San Mateo County, Harris argued with his ex-boyfriend after he poured soy sauce on a plate of rice, beating him up so badly that he needed to have a metal plate installed in his face. The linebacker's lawyer has confirmed that the two men had a romantic relationship, but says the criminal charges and a civil suit are just an attempt to get money from Harris, the Daily Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "DA: Ex-49er Savagely Beat Ex-Boyfriend Over Underwear",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1161",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2013 7:02 AM) The good news: US border agents have seized some 14,151 pounds of marijuana\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthought to be the biggest seizure in history, the Los Angeles Times reports. The humorously depressing news: The 26-year-old man busted with the pot was betting he could just drive some 600 bales of it across the US border in a tractor-trailer. Agents at the border crossing in Nogales, Ariz., seized the pot, worth some $12 million, last week. The driver is being investigated by immigration and customs authorities. The previous record seizure: 12,000 pounds, at the same spot in 2010.",
        "Caption": "Feds Seize 7 Tons of Pot in Record Bust",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1162",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2011 9:50 AM CDT) The Obama administration notched yet another win for its Medicare fraud team yesterday, as the Justice Department announced the arrests of 91 fraudsters from across the country, accused of bilking Uncle Sam for a combined $295 million. The defendants allegedly treated the Medicare program like a personal piggy bank, said one department official. Doctors and nurses were among the perps, accused of a variety of schemes; one particularly brazen Detroit doctor billed for treatment he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d given to dead people, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Arrests were made in Houston, Baton Rouge, LA, Detroit, Dallas, New York, and Chicago, but more than half of them, 46, were made in South Florida, the AP observes. Homeless or drug-addicted disability recipients were promised housing there\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich turned out to be crowded, dilapidated assisted-living facilities\u00e2\u20ac\u201das long as they agreed to unnecessary mental health services. South Florida remains ground zero for healthcare fraud, said a Miami-based FBI agent, according to Reuters.",
        "Caption": "Feds Nab 91 in $295M Medicare Fraud Sting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1163",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2010 9:34 AM CDT) Warren Buffett's status as an oracle seems intact. An anonymous bidder will pay $2.6 million to have lunch with the chief of Berkshire Hathaway, topping the 2008 record of $2.1 million, reports Monsters & Critics. Buffett auctions off the lunch every year on eBay, with proceeds going to a charity that helps the homeless in San Francisco.",
        "Caption": "Warren Buffett Lunch Snags $2.6M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1164",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2012 6:21 AM CDT) Mohamed Morsi has been sworn in before Egypt's highest court as the country's first freely elected president, succeeding Hosni Mubarak who was ousted 16 months ago. Morsi, the Arab world's first freely elected Islamist president, became Egypt's fifth head of state since the overthrow of the monarchy some 60 years ago. He took the oath today before the Supreme Constitutional Court in its Nile-side courthouse built to resemble an ancient Egyptian temple. Morsi has vowed to reclaim presidential powers stripped from his office by the military council that took over after Mubarak's overthrow. But by agreeing to take the oath before the court, rather than before parliament as is customary, he is bowing to the military's will in an indication that the contest for power will continue.",
        "Caption": "Egypt's 1st Freely Elected President Sworn In",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1165",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2013 10:47 AM) More than 500 years after Spain expelled or forcibly converted its once thriving Jewish population, the country has announced plans to allow descendents of those Sephardic Jews a fast-track to Spanish passports and citizenship, reports the BBC. In the 15th century, there were around 300,000 Jews in Spain, but in 1492 they were ordered to convert to Christianity or leave. Many of those who left went to North Africa or the Ottoman Empire; indeed, even today 90% of the 100,000 Jews in Turkey are descendents of Sephardic Jews. However, the conversos, those who converted to Christianity and stayed in Spain, were targeted heavily by the Inquisition. In the long journey Spain has undertaken to rediscover a part of itself, few occasions are as moving as today, said Spain's justice minister when he made his announcement in November. In the first month alone, there were 6,000 inquiries about regaining citizenship. However, the details of the new policy are still being worked out, and some have complained that the policy of return only applies to still practicing Jews, not to secular Jews or Christian converts. And Muslim groups have pointed out they were kicked out of Spain at the same time, but no one is inviting them back.",
        "Caption": "500 Years Later, Spain Invites Jews Back",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1166",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) Stocks are closing out a skittish week on a sour note, falling sharply in the afternoon and giving the market its third straight week of declines, the AP reports. The day started out mixed on Wall Street Friday but a burst of selling through the afternoon left benchmark indexes solidly lower. Energy companies and banks bore the brunt of the selling as the price of crude oil fell. Southwestern Energy sank 5%. It was another bad day for retailers. Nordstrom plunged 13% after releasing disappointing quarterly results. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 185 points, or 1.1%, to 17,535. The Standard & Poor's 500 index gave up 17 points, or 0.9%, to 2,046. The Nasdaq composite index lost 19 points, or 0.4%, to 4,717.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Down 185",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1167",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2016 7:23 AM CDT) Amid the outrage over Alton Sterling's Tuesday death at the hands of Baton Rouge police, an event that was captured in two released bystander videos, a sorrow-drenched third video: On Wednesday, Sterling's 15-year-old son Cameron covered his face with his collar and wept as mother Quinyetta McMillon addressed news cameras. The individuals involved in his murder took away a man with children who depended upon their daddy on a daily basis. My son [Cameron] is not the youngest. He is the oldest of his siblings. He is 15 years old. He had to watch this as this was put all over the outlets. ABC News reports McMillion added, As a mother, I have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father. At one point, Cameron cries Daddy! He's consoled by others before being led off. A scholarship fund set up by actress Issa Rae in the name of Cameron and his younger siblings on GoFundMe has as of this writing raised more than $275,000. She tweeted, Some of us feel helpless when these things happen, but [the fund is] a small step. ABC News reports video from Officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II's dislodged body cameras, as well as in-car camera video, does exist, but it has not been released and it is unclear what it shows. The rapper Drake on Wednesday posted an open letter to Instagram that reads in part, I woke up this morning with a strong need to say something. ... No one begins their life as a hashtag. Yet the trend of being reduced to one continues.",
        "Caption": "His Father Gone, Alton Sterling's 15-Year-Old Son Weeps",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1168",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2011 3:22 PM CDT) Months after he was released from detention on tax-evasion charges, China\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s leading activist artist has been delivered a $2.4 million tax bill. The police have been trying to pressure me to just pay the bill, trying to scare me, warning that if I don't pay I'll be in more trouble, Ai Weiwei tells the Telegraph, after calling the bill robbery on Twitter. China is so rich and powerful, but it is a country without law. Ai was released in June, but the faceoff over taxes hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t ended. He has been prohibited from talking to his accountant and a designer, he says. The three of us all were all secretly detained and until today we are not allowed to see each other. The designer, Liu Zhenggang, almost died after he suffered a heart attack because of the very, very severe punishment they gave him. Will he pay the bill? How can I? It's not my bill, and I haven't seen the original accounting books since they took everything away.",
        "Caption": "Ai Weiwei's New Tax Bill From China: $2.4M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1169",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2019 11:32 AM) The most expensive Lincoln model sold thus far is on display at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand if you're not one of the dozens of people who've already nabbed one of the $110,000 luxury cars, you're out of luck. Per CNBC, the limited-edition 80th Anniversary Lincoln Continental Coach Door Edition, making headlines for its suicide doors, was sold out within 48 hours of its debut, with only 80 buyers. (The center-opening doors have that nickname because critics see the design as dangerous.) The Detroit Free Press reports on the clamor after the car was announced, with hundreds of potential purchasers flooding Lincoln dealerships with phone calls when the news broke in mid-December. One customer was one of these people who could have whatever they wanted, and he wanted to match the Lincoln with his aircraft, Robert Parker, Lincoln's marketing director, says. Parker says December was the brand's best month in two years, and that response for this vehicle came even from outside the US, including from Dubai and Shanghai. A limited-edition 2020 version is in the works, though there will be variations. Recipients of the 2019 model will start getting delivery of their sedans over the summer. (More than a dozen cars that are getting the ax.)",
        "Caption": "New $110K Lincoln With 'Suicide Doors' Sold Out in 2 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1170",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2012 1:05 PM) When Graceanne Rumer recently got her driver's license, she probably had no idea that she would soon use her new skills to save a school bus full of her peers. But when she realized her bus driver had collapsed after suffering a heart attack, that's what she did. I just realized that there's no one driving this bus \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I need to do something, Rumer tells NBC Philadelphia. So the 17-year-old, who says she was simply the closest person who knew how to drive, grabbed the wheel and steered the bus out of oncoming traffic. The body of 51-year-old driver Charles Duncan, who died soon after, was in the way of the brake, so Rumer put the bus in park and was able to bring it to a stop. None of the three dozen or so students onboard was injured.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 17, Grabs Wheel, Saves Bus Full of Students",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1171",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2015 2:35 PM) The Los Angeles Animal Services Department found an 8-foot male alligator in the backyard of a home in Van Nuys, Calif, and he wasn't exactly a recent arrival to the neighborhood. Named Jaxson, the reptile had lived there for 37 years. Jaxson was soon transported to the Los Angeles Zoo, where its health was being evaluated, reports the Los Angeles Times. Homeowner Laura Mattson says that her husband bought the gator as a baby in 1977, and that she and her brother, Ron Gorecki, have looked after it since her husband died two years ago. We tried to give him a good home, says Gorecki. Of his brother-in-law he says, He loved (the alligator), it was his pride and joy. The gator's presence, he says, was an open secret. Everybody knew Jaxson. Animal control also found two cat carcasses in Jaxson's crate, and they're asking neighbors who've lost small pets at any point in the past four decades to get in touch. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re basically saying we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re taking the animals and feeding them to the alligator, and that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not true, Gorecki tells CBS. The siblings say they also took care of neutered feral cats brought to them by a rescue group, but they never fed them to Jaxson. Mattson and Gorecki did not have a permit for the alligator, according to animal control. The search followed a local resident's report of seeing the gator, though Jaxson somehow eluded officers on an initial visit in August. (In 2011, a suburban Chicago man was caught keeping a 4-foot alligator as a pet in his home.)",
        "Caption": "Alligator Taken From Backyard After 37 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1172",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2009 5:13 PM) The North Carolina woman accused of selling her 5-year-old girl into sexual slavery\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe girl's body was found yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis pregnant. Antoinette Davis, 25, is being isolated from other prisoners as a result, reports WTVD. She has not entered a plea to charges of human trafficking, prostitution, and child abuse. Police say she sold young Shaniya to a man for sexual servitude. Volunteers found Shaniya's body yesterday, and the man remains in custody, though not yet charged.",
        "Caption": "Mother of Slain 5-Year-Old Is Pregnant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1173",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2012 12:47 PM CDT) Well, stoners, now you've got a reason to buy a 3D TV. If the Wizard of Oz isn't trippy enough for you in its normal, Technicolor glory, next year you'll be able to buy a 3D conversion of it on DVD or Blu-Ray, says Warner Bros. It will be part of a 100-film collection the studio is releasing to celebrate the studio's 90th anniversary, reports Entertainment Weekly.",
        "Caption": "Wizard of Oz Coming in 3D",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1174",
        "News Article": "(Jan 18, 2010 7:10 PM) President Obama has scheduled his first State of the Union address for Wednesday, Jan. 27. The White House had hoped health care reform would be passed before the speech, but the tight timeline makes that unlikely, CBS News reports. The date confirms White House spokesman Robert Gibbs' assurances that the address won't conflict with the eagerly awaited premiere of the final season of Lost, scheduled for Feb. 2.",
        "Caption": "State of the Union Set for Jan. 27",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1175",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2008 12:14 PM CDT) Think your movie-going experience could be more than sticky floors and greasy popcorn? Village Roadshow Gold Class Cinemas agrees. The high-end theater chain is making its debut in America, offering a bar selling cocktails and sushi, reclining lazy-boy style seats (with service buttons to call waiters), and valet parking for the deluxe price of $35 a ticket, Variety reports. Village Roadshow will build 50 theaters over the next 5 years, with the first set to open in Chicago. The chain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s opulent cinemas should be more profitable than conventional theaters, as margins are higher on wine and made-to-order meals than popcorn and soda. And the looming recession? This is a top-end experience, said Village Roadshow's CEO. I don't think the recession will affect it one iota.",
        "Caption": "Ready for $35 Movie Tickets?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1176",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2016 9:44 AM CDT) Danica Patrick's wallet is $20,000 lighter because she began walking toward another driver who caused her to crash. NASCAR imposed the fine Thursday after Sunday's crash, in which Kasey Kahne caused Patrick to spin into the wall at the AutoClub 400, reports ESPN. After exiting her car, Patrick approached the track and raised her arms in what NASCAR officially deems an agitated way toward Kahne. She never made it onto the actual track, but NASCAR rules forbid any driver from even approaching the apron after a crash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe result of this fatality a couple of years ago. Another big name, Kyle Busch, was fined $10,000 for a race at the same track on Saturday when he didn't show up for mandatory post-race interviews. Busch finished second, but he had been leading on the final lap when he blew a tire. While still in his car after the race, he criticized NASCAR over his radio for not throwing a caution flag, which might have allowed him to win. NASCAR has been cracking down on drivers' behavior of late with new rules, though Jenna Fryer of the AP wonders whether the shift will reduce some of the drama surrounding the races. (NASCAR's CEO is endorsing Donald Trump.)",
        "Caption": "Danica Patrick Fined $20K for Actions After Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1177",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2012 10:01 AM CDT) Dara-Lynn Weiss' Vogue article about putting her clinically obese 7-year-old daughter on a diet wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t exactly met with a warm reception\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnonetheless, it's landed Weiss a book deal. Random House's Ballantine imprint will publish her memoir about the experience, tentatively titled The Heavy, Mediabistro reports. It is described as an experience that epitomizes the modern parenting 'damned if you do\/damned if you don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t' predicament. Click for excerpts from Weiss' controversial article, and a sampling of the angry reactions.",
        "Caption": "Mom Who Put 7-Year-Old on Diet Scores Book Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1178",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2008 9:49 AM CDT) John McCain has spent more than $5,500 for the prime-time expertise of an American Idol makeup artist so the 72-year-old can be camera-ready for his TV appearances, Us Weekly reports. Tifanie White, who's also worked on So You Think You Can Dance, used her beauty school tricks to the tune of $5,583.43, according to the Federal Election Commission.",
        "Caption": "Mac Spent $5,500 on Idol Artist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1179",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2008 11:50 AM) Even its $36.9 billion endowment (as of June, that is) won't protect Harvard, the nation's richest university, from feeling the effects of the financial crisis, its president said yesterday. Drew Faust said cost savings would be in order, though specific plans aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t settled, the Harvard Crimson reports. One thing that won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be affected, she said, is the university\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s financial aid policy, which includes a commitment to eliminate tuition for families who earn less than $60,000. We must, even in these difficult times, keep our eye on this priority, she said. The crisis will affect all of Harvard\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s top income sources: the endowment, donations, and tuition, the Crimson notes. She didn't reveal the current state of the endowment, but she said Moody's is projecting a 30% decline in endowments in general this year. The timetable for Harvard\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s physical expansion across the river in Allston may be reconsidered, the Wall Street Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "Even Harvard, With $37B in Bank, Is Tightening Belt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1180",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2011 10:06 AM CDT) A slew of bombings targeted Iraqi police in Baghdad this morning, including blasts by two suicide bombers who tried to ram their vehicles through police station gates. Iraqi officials said 25 people died and dozens more were wounded in the carnage. Police are generally considered the weakest section of the country's security forces, and the attack on them seems designed to emphasize that despite its security gains, Iraq's long-term stability remains elusive. In the southern Karradah neighborhood, 13 people died and 25 were wounded in a suicide car bomb attack on a police station, Baghdad police officials said. Nine more were killed when another car bomb hit a police station in the Shiite neighborhood of Hurriyah, a stronghold of Muqtada al-Sadr. We saw terrified people, some injured, running in our direction, said one man who was eating nearby. We rushed to the attacked police station and saw burned bodies and charred cars. We helped cover the burned bodies until the ambulances arrived. Two other blasts hit western Baghdad, killing two policemen and a civilian.",
        "Caption": "25 Killed in Bomb Spree Targeting Baghdad Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1181",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2014 5:54 AM) About 300,000 residents of West Virginia will have to get through a third straight day of being unable to do anything with their water but flush it. The federal government is shipping in truckloads of bottled water, reports CNN, as authorities wrestle to get a chemical leak in the water supply under control. At this point, they can't even guess when people will be able to drink or bathe using the local water supply, reports the Charleston Gazette. The problem is that they can't simply treat the water; instead, miles of supply lines must be flushed. Federal authorities have opened an investigation into the spill, in which up to 5,000 gallons of a chemical used to clean coal\u00e2\u20ac\u201d Crude MCHM \u00e2\u20ac\u201dleaked from a storage tank into the Elk River. By last night, more than 700 people had called the state's Poison Center to report symptoms such as dizziness, vomiting, and diarrhea, though Reuters reports that only a handful had to go to the hospital. One sliver of good news is that tests show the chemical level in the water is declining, though it remains unsafe. We're just not sure exactly how long it's going to take, says Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin.",
        "Caption": "300K in W. Va Remain in No-Water Misery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1182",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2009 5:50 AM) Scientists have discovered a mutant gene carried by 1% of the population which almost guarantees heart disease in later life, reports the BBC. Some 60 million people have the genetic time bomb, including 4% of the total population of India. The gene increases the risk of heart disease sevenfold, according to a study in the journal Nature Genetics. The gene creates an abnormal protein that affects the heart muscle later in life when the body has a more difficult time coping with it. The combination of big effects and high frequency is surprising, said one of the study's authors of the mutation. He believes it may be possible to one day treat the mutation by finding a way to postpone its effects.",
        "Caption": "Heart 'Time Bomb' Ticking for 60M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1183",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2016 3:26 PM CDT) Donald Trump has revived the controversy over his opinion on the 1989 Central Park Jogger case. New York City was rocked by the sensational crime, in which a young woman jogging alone in Central Park at night was bludgeoned, raped, tied up and left for dead. Five teenage boys\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfour black and one Latino\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconfessed to the crime after two days under intense police interrogation during which they say they were denied sleep and food, although each person accused another of the actual rape. Trump inserted himself into the conversation two weeks after the attack by buying full-page ads in several New York papers. The ads didn't address the controversy directly, but it was pretty obvious what Trump was talking about when he called for the city to BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY in big, bold type. In 2002, a separate man confessed to the crime, and his DNA was matched to semen found at the scene. No DNA evidence linking the teens to the crime was ever found. The Central Park 5 were exonerated by the legal system, and in 2014, the city of New York paid the group $41 million to settle the case\u00e2\u20ac\u201da settlement Trump called a disgrace. He repeatedly refused to apologize for his stance, and just this week, Trump doubled down on his decades-old conviction. In a statement to CNN (which ThinkProgress notes he offered up because CNN was doing a retrospective on the case) he said, They admitted they were guilty. The police doing the original investigation say they were guilty. The fact that that case was settled with so much evidence against them is outrageous. One of the Central Park 5 recently spoke out, saying Trump was the one who lit the match of public opinion against them. You can watch that video on Twitter.",
        "Caption": "Donald Trump Refuses to Admit the Central Park 5 Are Innocent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1184",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2008 7:40 AM CDT) John McCain thinks he can end the Iraq war and bring most troops home within his first term as president, he says in the text of a speech, obtained by the Los Angeles Times, to be delivered this morning. McCain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s doesn't acknowledge a policy change, but includes a list of what he expects to accomplish in his first term: By January 2013, America has welcomed home most of the servicemen and women who have sacrificed terribly. He also envisions that the Iraq war has been won, civil war prevented, al-Qaeda in Iraq defeated, militias disbanded, and Iraq as a functioning democracy. McCain once pounced on Mitt Romney for even suggesting a timetable for ending the US combat role in Iraq, but now he seems eager to show America a light at the end of the tunnel, and deflect Democrat attacks that he is a Bush rerun. In the new speech, he envisions American troops maintaining a small, non-combat presence in Iraq.",
        "Caption": "McCain Sees Troops out of Iraq by 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1185",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2011 2:04 AM CDT) British authorities are considering approval for three parent test-tube babies to mix and match the best DNA for a healthier children. An expert panel of scientists has been asked to consider the safety and effectiveness of such a procedure, and advise government watchdogs. Babies resulting from the new process would have nearly 100% of the genetic material from two parents, but would also have mitochondrial DNA from a third donor for parents at risk of having offspring affected by mitochondrial diseases. Such diseases can cause fatal liver, heart, and neurological disorders. The technique currently does not exist, but the science is progressing rapidly requiring some kind of policy now, a reproductive medicine expert tells the Telegraph. We anticipate that the process of review could take about a year so we are asking for this process to start now, she said. A spokesman for the Department of Health said the government welcomes scientific innovation, and this group will investigate the safety of this technique and report back to us.",
        "Caption": "Experts Weigh 3-Parent Test Tube Babies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1186",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2010 10:45 AM CDT) Considering the fact that people waited in line...to snag a spot in another line...it shouldn't come as a major shock that Apple and AT&T both sold out of iPhone 4 pre-orders in one day; those lucky buyers will get to stand in a queue next Thursday to pick up the new device. What is more surprising is that it took a whopping 600,000 pre-orders, which AT&T says is 10 times more than it took on the iPhone 3GS's first pre-order day last year. Perhaps that volume is to blame for the mess-of-a-process: David Pogue, weighing in last night for the New York Times, bemoaned the fact that AT&T\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Web site has essentially melted down and poked at the sold-out status (Per usual, does that mean (a) the numbers were so massive, not even Apple was ready for it, or (b) Apple knows exactly what it is doing, deliberately underestimating quantities so that it could generate iPhone 4 Sold Out headlines. ) Apple's site now lists a shipping date of July 2 for subsequent pre-orders...if it's even taking any: Visit the site this morning and you'll see Pre-orders for iPhone temporarily suspended, reports Fortune. Business Insider notes that that doesn't mean Apple won't have plenty of inventory on hand for in-person buyers.",
        "Caption": "Apple Suspends iPhone 4 Pre-Orders After 600K Sold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1187",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2010 3:50 PM CDT) The bodies of two infants hidden more than 70 years ago were discovered in an LA basement near MacArthur Park. The infants were newborns, found at the bottom of steamer trunks and wrapped in newspapers from the 1930s. We got all excited because the first thing we found was a crystal dish, said one of the two women who found the first baby and called police. I saw something not very pleasant and very unusual, said the other woman. It didn't have any shape to it. But it seemed like a dried-out body. Police have opened a death investigation but stopped short of calling it a homicide probe. The trunks had an array of other objects, including documents with a woman's name. We'll put detectives on this case for the long term, the police chief tells the Los Angeles Times.",
        "Caption": "Dead Babies From 1930s Found in LA Cellar",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1188",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2016 1:45 PM CDT) A Rhode Island man who has 13 dead chickens hanging from trees outside his home is drawing complaints from a neighbor and a police inquiry, the AP reports. According to the Newport Daily News, the Tiverton man told police Wednesday that he is simply drying the chickens out before properly disposing of them. Chief Thomas Blakey says the man hasn't been charged with a crime, but police are continuing to investigate whether there are any potential health risks or if the homeowner is violating any town ordinances. Town Administrator Matthew Wojcik says animal control workers inspected the property and found that the live chickens the man keeps are healthy. Tiverton officials became aware of the hanging dead chickens Monday after a neighbor called to complain.",
        "Caption": "Cops Investigate Man With 13 Dead Chickens Hanging in Trees",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1189",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2012 12:08 AM CDT) Amarillo Slim, a poker Hall of Famer who was instrumental in bringing the game into the national limelight, died Sunday at 83 of colon cancer, his son tells the Los Angeles Times. Slim, born Thomas Austin Preston, Jr., brought poker out of the back alleys, says a historian of the game. It was really Slim that became the face of poker for middle America. Born in Arkansas in 1928, Slim spent years as an illegal bookmaker and pool hustler\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth in and out of the US Navy\u00e2\u20ac\u201d before turning his attention to poker in the 60s. Slim started to take home major titles as the game's profile rose and he won the World Series of Poker in 1972. Afterward, he garnered attention for poker with appearances on programs like the Tonight Show and a number of books. Legends sprung up around him: He reportedly won a game of pocket billiards using a broomstick, and a game of ping-pong using a skillet. But it wasn't all fun and games: Slim pleaded guilty in 2004 to misdemeanor assault following accusations he touched a 12-year-old girl. He later said he had accepted a plea deal to spare his family the embarrassment of a trial.",
        "Caption": "Poker Legend Amarillo Slim Dead at 83",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1190",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2011 2:54 PM) Ford will add more than 7,000 jobs at US factories over the next two years, the Detroit News reports. The auto giant expects to add 4,000 factory jobs in 2011 and another 2,500 in 2012, along with about 750 coordinating positions, as demand continues to grow for domestic automakers. Working with our partners, including the UAW, Ford is finding competitive ways to engineer and build even more high-quality, fuel-efficient vehicles with technologies American consumers really want, says the president of Ford's American division. Ford weathered the economic downturn best of the Big Three, but has still had significant hurdles to overcome as a steep drop in domestic demand hit an industry already significantly weakened from overseas competition. After thousands of layoffs and other cost-cutting measures, Ford was solidly profitable last year.",
        "Caption": "Ford to Add 7K US Jobs Over Next 2 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1191",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2020 11:30 AM) An injured hiker managed to survive two nights out in the cold on Mount Whitney, only to die hours after her rescue. It was a heartbreaking end for friends and family of Cassandra Bravo, a California nurse and single mother of a 10-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter. She fell roughly 100 feet down steep terrain during a solo day hike last Thursday. A search began the following day once authorities located her car at a Mount Whitney trailhead, at 8,400 feet elevation, per the San Jose Mercury News. A snowstorm had blown in by the time the 34-year-old was located at the bottom of a steep slope just off the trial on Saturday. She was conscious and mumbling, per People. But she was also badly injured and wearing only a tank top and leggings, though she'd dragged herself under a log for some protection against the elements, per CBS News. She succumbed to her injuries hours after arriving at a hospital. I got to hug her and tell her I loved her and tell her goodbye, her son, Jonathan, says. It just sucks that she saved so many lives just for hers to be taken. The Loma Linda University Medical Center, where Bravo worked as an urgent care nurse, said she was an incredible advocate for her patients and has left a legacy that will always be remembered. Her friend, Luisa Moya, adds it's comforting to know that the badass Bravo knew her family was there and didn't give up on her. Search and rescue officials had warned of an approaching storm a day before Bravo set out, advising hikers to prepare, per the San Jose Mercury News. The upcoming weekend looks very cold with a wind chill of minus 20 degrees, the notice read. Some $49,000 has been raised for Bravo's kids.",
        "Caption": "It Just Sucks': Hiker, Mom of 2 Dies Hours After Rescue",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1192",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2013 4:04 AM CDT) A fire at a psychiatric hospital in central Russia has killed 37 people, according to the country's top investigators. Though 60 were inside the now-decimated facility when the blaze began, 23 were evacuated, officials say. Among the dead was a nurse trying to rescue patients, the New York Times reports. Thus far, officials say just 22 bodies have been found, RT adds. The cause of the fire\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow extinguished, CNN reports\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis the subject of a criminal investigation; it's not the first blaze at a Russian psychiatric facility this year, RIA Novosti notes. The Oksochi psychoneurological institution, one of many such facilities in Russia, housed elderly people needing care as well as people with mental illnesses. The 19th-century building, made mostly from wood, has long prompted official warnings, the AP notes. The fire reportedly began in the men's ward of the building; a witness told local television that a man had been smoking in bed. Medical personnel saw a patient who was shrouded in flames ... It's possible that he was smoking in bed and the mattress caught fire, a regional governor said, via Interfax and NBC News. Prosecutors say the man, who was rescued, may have intended to start the fire.",
        "Caption": "Fire Guts Psych Hospital in Russia, Killing 37",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1193",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2014 11:53 AM CDT) Roughly 17% of us would have sex with a robot\u00e2\u20ac\u201d us, in this case, being Brits. A survey conducted by the University of Middlesex asked 2,000 people their thoughts on a range of robot-related questions, and the copulation question in particular is getting a lot of attention. As the Guardian reports, roughly one in six respondents would have sex with an android, and another one in three (29%) were OK with others getting down with robots. But about four in 10 were creeped out by the idea, and another 14% thought robots should not be used for sex. And there were other robot-related fears expressed. The Week reports that one in three believe robots could spell the end of the human race, and about the same number believe a robot could steal his or her job. As for RoboCop becoming a reality, one in 10 think it'll happen within a decade. Professor Martin Smith headed up the survey, and shares his thoughts on the top 10 jobs robots will likely first grab from us in the Telegraph. Among them: train driver, chauffeur, floor cleaner, lecturer, and security guard. The poll syncs with the debut of JJ Abrams' Almost Human in the UK. (Here's something else to fear about robots.)",
        "Caption": "17% of Us Would Have Sex With a Robot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1194",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2008 10:42 PM) With both AT&T and Verizon unveiling $99.99 flat-rate unlimited calling plans this week, Sprint's is expected to undercut its rivals by up to 40%, plunging the wireless industry headlong into a price war. Sprint isn't telling yet, but analysts predict it will offer unlimited calling for roughly $60 a month, more than enough to rattle the market, Reuters reports. While today's new plans affect only the 5-10% of wireless consumers currently paying more than $100 per month, Sprint's price slashing could have a widespread effect. It's sinking in how bad this could be for the industry, said one analyst, after Verizon shares dropped 5% to $33.52 and AT&T fell 7% to $33.10. Sprint, too, slipped nearly 6%, to $8.71.",
        "Caption": "Sprint May Go Lower Than $99.99",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1195",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2015 11:12 AM) A wooden boat carrying migrants from the Turkish town of Ayvacik to the Greek island of Lesbos hit rocks at the start of its perilous journey, but it kept going. That turned out to be a fatal mistake, as the boat sank Wednesday, killing 14, including seven children holed up in the boat's cabin, per officials and reports cited by the AP. The boat took a hit, it began to take in water, but nevertheless continued on its route, the Turkish regional governor told the state-run Anadolu Agency. When it took in more water they tried to return, but the boat sank before they could make it back to shore. The Turkish coast guard managed to rescue 27 others, and divers and fishermen are continuing to search the waters for other potential victims, the AP notes. The nationalities of the migrants aren't yet known. Another four migrants died when a second boat sank off the coast of Izmir, with 22 rescued, AFP notes. At the end of October, the Save the Children charity noted more than 70 children had perished since early September trying to flee to Greece (the AP notes that number has now surpassed 80). After word of the Ayvacik sinking got out, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan implored Western nations to help with the refugee crisis, saying, Should there be another Aylan for the world to take notice? Aylan, of course, is the Syrian toddler who made headlines when his body washed up on a Turkish beach at the end of the summer. EU and African leaders are set to meet in Malta Wednesday to discuss the migrant crisis, and world leaders will be gathering Sunday for the G20 summit in Turkey, where the migrant issue is expected to be broached, Reuters notes. (These sinkings are just the latest in a string of them.)",
        "Caption": "7 Kids Among 18 Dead as Migrant Boats Sink",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1196",
        "News Article": "(Jul 17, 2011 8:08 AM CDT) Thanks to a little-known Texas real estate law, one creative guy seems to have snagged a $300,000 Texas home for just $16, reports KHOU-TV. Kenneth Robinson found a high-end home that had been abandoned after the owner walked away and the mortgage company went bankrupt. Then he filled out a form at the local courthouse, paid the $16 fee, and claimed ownership of the home, in a process called adverse possession. This is not a normal process, but it is not a process that is not known, Robinson said. It's just not known to everybody. Unsurprisingly, Robinson's neighbors, who actually paid for their homes, are less than impressed. If he wants the house, buy the house like everyone else had to, said one neighbor. Get the money, buy the house. But the police say this is a civil matter, so they cannot do anything. Gawker has more background on Robinson and the law of adverse possession.",
        "Caption": "Squatter Gets Texas Luxury Home for $16",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1197",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2020 7:31 AM) The search for a missing Milwaukee woman and her two young daughters ended with a horrific find in a garage Sunday. Police say they found the bodies of 25-year-old Amarah Banks, 5-year-old Zaniya Ivery, and 4-year-old Camaria Banks in the garage following the arrest of Banks' boyfriend, Arzel Ivery, in Tennessee, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports. Banks and her daughters had not been seen since around 1am on Feb. 8, hours after she buried her baby son. The boy, 1-year-old Arzel, died of natural causes, family members say. Ivery, 25, has been charged with aggravated battery. Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales says he will also be charged with murder, reports CBS58. Morales says Ivery directed investigators to the garage after he was taken into custody. Banks and her daughters were reported missing the day after they were last seen, but an Amber Alert was not issued until a week later. Morales defended the delay when he spoke to reporters Sunday, saying foul play was not initially suspected. People will blame the police department regarding these deaths, he said. That's unfair, uncalled for, and unwarranted. Relatives say Ivery was the father of Arzel and Zaniya. You have to be a heartless monster to do something like this to someone, Shilloh Loper, Banks' aunt, tells Fox 6. I don't know what to even say, but I know I'll never get over this. Not ever in my life will I get over this. I will never get over someone doing this to my niece.",
        "Caption": "Missing Mom, 2 Daughters Found Dead After Amber Alert",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1198",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2012 4:57 AM) Tonight's Geminid meteor shower\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of the year's two biggest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcould bring 100 shooting stars per hour, and that's just the beginning. Tonight's sky may actually host two meteor showers, the second spawned by the comet Wirtanen, USA Today reports. That second shower hasn't yet been named, since it's not certain whether it will occur. If it does, it could produce 30 meteors per hour, says a NASA expert. Its effects would be visible in the early evening, while the Geminids will come later and stick around until dawn. During the Geminid shower, meteors will appear in every part of the sky, and viewers could see one or two meteors a minute, says another expert. In cities and suburbs, the rate may be more like one every couple of minutes. Much of the country should have a good view, though the West, Texas, and the Southeast coast may be cloudy, says a meteorologist. The best time to watch is just after twilight, he adds. To get a good view, you'll want to watch the sky for a while: It takes some 20 minutes for the eye to adjust to the night sky.",
        "Caption": "Tonight: 2 Meteor Showers?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1199",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2015 2:14 AM) The measles outbreak traced to Disneyland visitors is continuing to spread, and steps are being taken to stop it both inside and outside the California park. Five Disney workers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo of them vaccinated\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave been diagnosed with measles, and the park says that workers who came in contact with them and can't provide either vaccination records or proof of immunity have been placed on paid leave, reports the Los Angeles Times. It's not clear how many visitors may have encountered the infected workers, whom Disney's chief medical officer refers to as cast members. She says a few of the cast members have returned to work after being medically cleared, reports the OC Register. In an Orange County high school around 20 miles from Disneyland, at least 24 unvaccinated students have been told to stay home until Jan. 29 because they may have been exposed to the disease by an infected classmate earlier this month, reports CBS. Officials say sending students who were exposed and don't have the necessary vaccination is the only way to prevent more infections, though some accuse the district of being too strict. I'm not a doctor so I can't say, but that seems extreme to me, one parent tells NBC. There have been 16 cases confirmed in the county\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding six not directly linked to Disneyland\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand dozens more related cases across California, three other states, and Mexico.",
        "Caption": "5 Disneyland Workers Diagnosed With Measles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1200",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2014 12:49 AM) The biggest virus ever discovered is awake\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand infectious\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter a 30,000-year nap buried deep in Siberian permafrost. Pithovirus sibericum, a member of a recently discovered class of giant viruses, was found 100 feet deep in the frozen ground. It only infects amoebas, but the researchers who uncovered it fear that plenty more ancient viruses are locked into the permafrost and could be unleashed as it thaws, Nature reports. The region is becoming both warmer and more accessible, which is a recipe for disaster, one of the researchers says. If you start having industrial explorations, people will start to move around the deep permafrost layers. Through mining and drilling, those old layers will be penetrated and this is where the danger is coming from, he tells the BBC, warning that if it is true that these viruses survive in the same way those amoeba viruses survive, then smallpox is not eradicated from the planet\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly the surface. It's not clear, however, whether other viruses are as robust as the Siberian giant, which USA Today notes is as many as 20 times bigger than a typical virus but still dwarfed by a grain of sand. Explain the leaders of the team behind the discovery, 'Giant' viruses are loosely defined as the ones that you can see under a regular microscope.",
        "Caption": "Giant Virus Wakes After 30K Years in Siberia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1201",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2012 1:38 PM CDT) Colorado police have arrested the person they suspect killed Jessica Ridgeway and abducted a woman near Ketner Lake this spring, ABC 7 in Denver reports. At a news conference today, police identified the suspect as 17-year-old Austin Reed Sigg, saying they'd found him after getting a call last night that led them to a home near the Ketner Lake Open Space. Sigg's home is about five miles from Ridgeway's. His mother tells the AP that he turned himself in. On hearing the news, Jessica's great-grandmother said she was grateful to God that the community pulled together and the police department didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t quit. Sigg will be charged with both Ridgeway's murder, and the May disappearance, police said.",
        "Caption": "17-Year-Old Arrested in Ridgeway Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1202",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2010 6:25 PM CDT) An Iraqi soldier fired a barrage of bullets at American troops protecting one of their commanders during a visit to an Iraqi army base today and killed two of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first US servicemen to die since President Obama declared an end to combat operations. Nine Americans were wounded. The Americans were providing security for a commander attending a meeting with Iraqi military personnel at a base near the city of Tuz Khormato, about 130 miles north of Baghdad. The assailant opened fire after an argument and was killed in the shootout that followed, said the city's police chief. He did not provide details on the nature of the argument. At least 4,418 US military personnel have been killed in Iraq since the war began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count.",
        "Caption": "Iraqi Soldier Kills 2 American Troops, Wounds 9",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1203",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2009 7:11 AM CDT) Pakistan erupted in violence today as three teams of militants launched coordinated strikes on law enforcement buildings in Lahore and a suicide car bomber struck a police station in the country's northwest. A few hours later another blast rocked a school in Peshawar, near the Afghan border, killing at least one child. At least 38 people have been killed in the attacks and dozens more injured. Lahore came to a standstill as security forces battled militants at two police training centers. Hostages were taken at a building housing the Federal Investigation Agency, which was retaken by security forces after a 90-minute battle. The attacks come as Pakistan prepares to launch a major US-backed offensive on Taliban strongholds in Waziristan. The enemy has started a guerrilla war, said Interior Minister Rehman Malik. The whole nation should be united against these handful of terrorists, and God willing we will defeat them.",
        "Caption": "Deadly Wave of Pakistan Attacks Kills 38",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1204",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2013 7:13 PM CDT) David Petraeus and the City University of New York have been embroiled in a minor scandal this month, after it was revealed the former CIA chief was going to be paid $200,000 a year to teach at the college part-time. Now CUNY has revised his visiting professor salary\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto $1, the New York Times reports. The original salary was first uncovered by Gawker, which reported Petraeus would do a seminar and two lectures a year for the money (though later revised down to $150,000)\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith grad students taking care of things like course research, administration, and grading \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile the average first-time adjunct professor at the college is paid $25,000 for a full-time course load (the average full-time faculty member makes $89,768, adds the Times). After several weeks of public criticism, CUNY announced the pay cut today. The general never was taking on this teaching assignment for the money, says Petraeus' lawyer, per the Times. Once controversy arose about the amount he was being paid, he decided it was much more important to keep the focus on the students, on the school and on the teaching, and not have it be about the money. The dean of CUNY's honors college, nevertheless, stands by the price tag. We felt that we had the opportunity to bring somebody of extreme stature to be with our students and that whether the salary was $200,000 or $150,000 he was absolutely worth it, she says.",
        "Caption": "Petraeus Takes a Pay Cut: $200K to $1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1205",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2013 12:09 AM) Police are questioning two persons of interest in the murder of Hadiya Pendleton, the promising 15-year-old shot down in a Chicago park just weeks after performing at the presidential inauguration, the Chicago Tribune reports. Two men, ages 18 and 20, were taken into custody this weekend. So far, police haven't filed charges. One of the men was driving a Nissan, the same car spotted in Hadiya's shooting, which is thought to be a possible gang-war accident. The men are suspected members of the Gangster Disciples, a group that has been feuding in the area where Hadiya was shot. One of the men has a previous weapons conviction. Police had witnesses try to pick out the men in lineups, the Chicago Sun-Times notes. Mayor Rahm Emanuel called Hadiya's parents to tell them about the development, a source tells the Tribune. We're just happy that Chicago police have some leads and things are moving, her father says.",
        "Caption": "Cops Question 2 in Chicago Teen's Slaying",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1206",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2009 1:49 AM CDT) A\u00c2 huge stash of stolen artifacts found in a Chicago home will be returned to Italy by US authorities, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. The artifacts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding letters written by kings and popes, and Etruscan works thousands of years old\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere discovered by the homeowner's heirs after his death, and are believed to have been looted from private Italian collections. There was stuff all over the house in boxes. The most valuable from the Vatican was on the second floor in the attic, said the local police chief.\u00c2  It just goes to show you, you never know what you'll find in a bungalow. Investigators from the FBI\u00c2 and the Italian government believe the collection is worth up to $10 million.",
        "Caption": "US to Return $10M Stolen Art Stash to Italy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1207",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2010 2:11 AM) Americans have donated over $2 million toward Haitian relief efforts through what organizers say is the biggest cell phone donation campaign ever mobilized. Anybody with a cell phone account with a major carrier can donate $10 to the Red Cross by texting Haiti to the number 90999. The donation appears on the giver's bill. Online fundraising company mGive launched the campaign yesterday together with the State Department and the Red Cross. The firm has waived its usual transaction fees for the Haiti effort. Catastrophic fundraising is different from the everyday fundraising that we help facilitate, mGive's chief executive tells the New York Times. This is a huge tragedy, and we simply hope to help provide relief. Haitian-born musician Wyclef Jean is taking part in a similar effort. People can donate $5 to his charity by texting YELE to 501501.",
        "Caption": "$2M Texted to Help Haiti",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1208",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2009 1:19 AM CDT) Sarah Palin's political action committee has received almost $1 million dollars since she created it at the end of January, the Anchorage Daily News reports. The fund\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich Palin plans to use to spread her message and campaign for chosen candidates across the country\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas received $200,000 in donations since she announced her resignation as Alaska governor. We will support candidates who believe in the same conservative values, said a PAC spokeswoman. Larger donations came overwhelmingly from the lower 48, with just 28 of the 709 donors who gave more than $200 coming from Alaska. The committee has so far only made donations to politicians: $5,000 to John McCain, and another $5,000 to Alaska's Republican senator, Lisa Murkowski, who has since heavily criticized Palin's decision to quit.",
        "Caption": "Palin PAC Fund Reaches $1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1209",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2008 5:05 AM CDT) The ideal presidential candidate wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t pledge to cut gas prices\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut would promise instead never to let them fall below $4 a gallon, writes Thomas L. Friedman in the New York Times. The high prices are finally forcing America to use fuel-efficient cars\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s crucial for the environment, and frees us from foreign oil dependence, Friedman notes. The new cost of gasoline is really starting to impact driving behavior and buying behavior in way that $3-a-gallon gas did not, Friedman writes. Would any candidate have the nerve to back high gas prices? Unlikely, yes, but every decade we look back and say, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcIf only we had done the right thing then,' Freidman notes.",
        "Caption": "$4 a Gallon? Keep It Coming!",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1210",
        "News Article": "(Jun 15, 2010 3:11 AM CDT) At least 29 inmates were killed yesterday as drug cartels clashed at a prison in Mexico's Sinaloa state. Three policeman guarding the prison were injured, and 20 inmates were shot to death when one gang forced its way into another cell block and opened fire on its rivals, AP reports. One wounded man died later in hospital and eight inmates were stabbed to death later in the day. The group attacked were members of the Zetas cartel, according to local media. In Michoacan state, headquarters of the La Familia cartel, ten federal police officers were killed in an ambush the same day. Police say the attackers blocked a highway with a truck and machine-gunned a police convoy when it stopped, the BBC reports. Several of the attackers were killed or wounded when police returned fire.",
        "Caption": "29 Die in Mexican Prison Massacre",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1211",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2015 1:18 PM CDT) It's not often (as in never) that we're able to look up into the night sky and see three crescent moons floating serenely above us. But thanks to a picture from the Cassini orbiter released by NASA, we're able to get a rare look at what three of Saturn's moons look like when they've entered crescent phase at the same time, the Washington Post reports. Titan (the planet's largest lunar body with a 3,200-mile diameter), Rhea (949 miles), and the relatively tiny Mimas (246 miles) made their appearance for the photo taken on March 25, and a NASA press release explains why they differ in appearance. Rhea and Mimas have both suffered from what the space agency calls a violent history that's left them cratered with surface irregularities. Titan, meanwhile, looks hazier and smoother because it's got a super-dense atmosphere that scatters the light and creates a thick, yellow haze, the Post notes. Another Titan-ic difference: The crescent circles further around the moon because of that light refraction. (NASA wants to send a submarine drone to Titan.)",
        "Caption": "Single Photo Shows 3 Crescent Moons",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1212",
        "News Article": "(Sep 19, 2015 10:33 AM CDT) Finally, a way to tell if you're late for your daily Sith teleconference. This month, Los Angeles-based watchmaker Devon released its limited-edition Star Wars watch, based on Empire-centric designs like Darth Vader's helmet and the Death Star's control panels, Fast Company reports. According to the AV Club, only 500 of the watches were made, and they're officially licensed by Lucasfilm. This Star Wars watch can be yours for the downright villainous price of $28,500. Wear it while watching the original trilogy on your fancy $133,000 TV.",
        "Caption": "Got $28K to Spare? This Star Wars Watch Is All Yours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1213",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2011 10:00 AM) Turkey's air force attacked suspected Kurdish rebel targets across the border in Iraq, but the roughly 35 people killed were teenage smugglers mistaken for guerrillas. A ruling party spokesman said today the victims were not terrorists, but people smuggling cigarettes into Turkey from Iraq. He added that officials are investigating possible intelligence failures that led to the strikes. He expressed regret for the deaths and suggested the government would compensate the victims. The Turkish military confirmed last night's raids, saying its jets struck an area of northern Iraq frequently used by the rebels to enter Turkey after drones detected a group approaching the often unmarked mountainous border. It is one of the largest one-day civilian death tolls incurred during the military's 27-year-old drive against rebels, who are fighting Turkey for autonomy in the mostly Kurdish southeast. Hundreds of Kurds staged a protest in the town of Yuksekova, in Sirnak province, to denounce the raids and call for the resignation of Turkey's interior minister, Dogan reported.",
        "Caption": "Turkey Kills 35 Civilians in Attempted Hit on Rebels",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1214",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2016 5:34 PM CDT) The so-called Ferguson Effect says homicides go up after high-profile police-on-citizen violence because police become too worried about being investigated for use of force. But the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports a new study published Thursday has another explanation. Researchers found that 911 calls related to crime dropped 20% in Milwaukee following the horrific beating of unarmed black man Frank Jude by off-duty cops in 2004. The effect lasted for more than a year, totaling more than 22,000 fewer crime-related 911 calls, according to the Atlantic. And 56% of the decrease occurred in black neighborhoods, despite black neighborhoods making up only 31% of Milwaukee. Researchers are calling it the Jude effect. Researchers found similar declines after police killed Sean Bell in 2006 in New York City and assaulted Danyall Simpson in 2007 in Milwaukee. Police violence de-legitimizes the criminal justice system in the eyes of the African-American community, researcher Matthew Desmond tells the Journal Sentinel. The study concludes that incidents of police violence make the city as a whole...less safe, the Christian Science Monitor reports. Jude's beating was followed by a 32% increase in murders in Milwaukee. The spike in homicides can potentially be attributed to the drop in 911 calls, which are used by police for all sorts of crime fighting. No act of police violence is an isolated incident, in both cause and consequence. the Atlantic quotes researcher Andrew Papachristos as saying. (Man dies three days after calling police for help.)",
        "Caption": "Police Violence Leads to Far Fewer 911 Calls",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1215",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2015 11:28 AM) Five suicide bomb attacks today hit in or near the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, killing at least 54 people and wounding 143. Four of the blasts occurred over four hours in locations from a busy fish market to a crowded bus station, said Police Commissioner Clement Adoda. The fifth explosion from a car bomb at a military checkpoint 50 miles outside the city wounded a soldier and two members of a civilian self-defense unit. The bomber apparently wanted to reach Maiduguri. In the deadliest blast, 18 people died when a suicide bomber blew himself up in a tricycle taxi at the entrance to the bustling Baga fish market, police said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks, but they bear the hallmarks of the Boko Haram extremist group. Maiduguri is the birthplace of Boko Haram, and the extremists have made it the target for many bombings since they were driven from their base there after a military state of emergency was declared in May 2013. Boko Haram has increased suicide bombings and village attacks in recent weeks as forces from Nigeria and Chad have driven the insurgents from a score of towns along Nigeria's border with Cameroon.",
        "Caption": "5 Separate Suicide Attacks Kill 54, Injure 143 in Nigeria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1216",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2009 9:12 PM) There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no money to buy the Illinois prison President Obama wants to use to house detainees from the US facility at Guantanamo Bay, meaning it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s unlikely the Cuban detention center will be closed before 2011. Congress last week rejected a request for $200 million to cover the purchase of the Thomson Correctional Center\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the administration won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t likely get another chance to ask for the funds until March, the New York Times reports. Various upgrades that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll take at least 8 months can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t begin until the feds take control of the prison, thus pushing the move of Gitmo prisoners into 2011\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than a year after the Jan. 22, 2010, deadline Obama set when he took office.",
        "Caption": "With No Funds for Ill. Prison, Gitmo Closure Unlikely Until '11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1217",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2013 7:12 AM CDT) Yesterday, scandalized San Diego Mayor Bob Filner asked the City Council to cover his legal bills in the sex harassment lawsuit filed against him by a former aide. Not only did the council tell him no way, it's also decided to file a lawsuit of its own against him. The suit would ensure Filner pays the city back for any fines or costs it incurs from the harassment case, reports the San Diego Union-Tribune. Bob Filner can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t pay back San Diegans for the damage he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s done to our city\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s reputation, but he can and should repay the city if there are any taxpayer costs as a result of this lawsuit, says a council member. To make matters worse for Filner, an eighth woman has now accused him of unwanted sexual advances. Lisa Curtin, the director of government and military education at San Diego City College, says following a meeting in 2011, Filner asked to see her alone. She says he then grabbed her left hand and asked if her wedding band was real. He then asked me if it could come off while I was in DC and if I would go out with him, she told KPBS. I said I really didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t think so. And at that point, he pulled my hand closer to him and he reached over to kiss me. I turned my head at that moment and on the side of my face, I got a very wet, saliva-filled kiss including feeling his tongue on my cheek. Curtin says she was too afraid to report the incident at the time.",
        "Caption": "As 8th Woman Comes Forward, San Diego Sues Mayor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1218",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2015 2:30 PM) What does it take to get from New York to California? Just WiFi, water, and a working bicycle, Jeffrey Tanenhaus tells WNBC-TV. The New Yorker rolled into the Golden State at the city of Blythe last week after riding 2,700 miles across 17 states\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmostly along historic Route 66\u00e2\u20ac\u201don a distinctive blue Citi Bike he checked out in Manhattan on Aug. 6. Citi Bike is a fee-based bicycle sharing system. Speaking to New York magazine from Albuquerque this month, Tanenhaus said his job as a corporate event planner (to which he used to commute on a Citi Bike) and his apartment lease were both ending, and he couldn't stomach getting just another job. I was out of options in New York, and I thought of the great American road trip. But, he tells New York, I didn't expect to get very far\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddown the Jersey Shore at the most. Along the way to California, Tanenhaus saw the Washington, DC, sights; the Grand Canyon; and the gravesite of Col. Harland Sanders (think KFC), among other things. In the Southwest, wind and frigid temperatures were a challenge. Gusts up to 40mph forced him to sometimes push the bike, the New York Post reports. Strangers helped out, providing rides and allowing Tanenhaus to couch-surf or bunk in RVs. In October, Tanenhaus had to detour to a hospital after an angry Oklahoma driver punched him in the face. And he took a break in November, flying back to New York for Thanksgiving. Tanenhaus tells the Post that he plans to knock around Joshua Tree National Park for a while, and then reach Santa Monica, the end of Route 66, by mid-January. As for the bike, Tanenhaus has been billed $1,200 by Citi Bike ( which I thought was fair ). He tells New York he wants to get it back to the ecosystem from where it came, which means disassembling it and taking it back to NYC on a train. (This bike ride down the Atlantic coast ended with a man being murdered.)",
        "Caption": "Man Checks Out Citi Bike in NYC, Rides It 2,700 Miles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1219",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2010 1:22 AM) Delta Airlines made not one but three emergency landings over the weekend, causing racing hearts but no injuries in the hair-raising touchdowns in New York, Atlanta, and Ireland. An unspecified engine or air duct problem forced a Los Angles-bound flight to return to Atlanta just over an hour after takeoff, where its tail scraped the ground as it dropped onto the runway. Earlier, a Moscow-bound Boeing 767 returned to JFK after losing thrust in one of its engines. A Boeing 757 also made an emergency landing at Ireland's Shannon airport on Saturday after problems developed in two of its engines en route from Philadelphia. It's too early to speculate about the exact causes of each of these incidents, said a Delta spokesman. Company managers and federal officials are investigating. The incidents are likely to trigger even greater scrutiny of Delta, which has experienced a higher than average series of in-flight and maintenance problems this year, reports the Wall Street Journal.",
        "Caption": "Delta Engine Flaws Force 3 Emergency Landings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1220",
        "News Article": "(Aug 21, 2009 4:17 PM CDT) Four US Army soldiers in Iraq have been charged with cruelty and maltreatment for hazing a private who later killed himself, MSNBC reports. The NCOs allegedly hazed 19-year-old Keiffer P. Wilhelm with excessive physical exercise while showering him with verbal abuse. Wilhelm, self-conscious about his weight, shot himself in a portable toilet about 2 weeks ago. The soldiers face between 8 and 25 years in prison. Sgt. Enoch Chatman and Staff Sgt. Bob Clements face the most charges, including making false statements, reckless endangerment, and impeding an investigation. Sgt. Jarrett Taylor and Spc. Daniel Weber face fewer but could serve nearly 10 years each. Accusations of cruelty and maltreatment are taken very seriously, and we will investigate this isolated incident thoroughly, a general tells the Military Times.",
        "Caption": "4 GIs Charged With Hazing Suicide Soldier",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1221",
        "News Article": "(Oct 4, 2011 1:15 AM CDT) The body of an American man obsessed with Queen Elizabeth II lay undiscovered for three years on an island in sight of Buckingham Palace, an inquest has determined. Robert Moore, who was in his late 60s, arrived in Britain in 2007 and appears to have lived in the undergrowth on a small island in St James' Park, just 100 yards from the palace, until his death sometime in 2008, the Daily Mail reports. The island, accessible only by boat or by swimming or wading across the shallow lake, had a clear view of the palace. Moore sent hundreds of strange and offensive packages to the Queen over the years, including obscene photographs, boxes falsely warning that they contained dangerous substances, and letters up to 600 pages long, the inquest was told. His US passport and a pile of empty vodka bottles were found close to his skeletal remains, which were found earlier this year by a palace gardener. Officials don't know what caused his death.",
        "Caption": "Queen-Obsessed American's Body Lay Near Palace for 3 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1222",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2009 3:26 PM CDT) Traders focused on positive aspects of today's August unemployment report\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddeclining job losses\u00e2\u20ac\u201drather than the upward revision in total jobless numbers, sending stocks higher, the Wall Street Journal reports. General Electric led advancing stocks on the Dow with a 3.35% gain. The Dow rose 96.66 points to close at 9,441.27. The Nasdaq added 33.38, settling at 2,018.78, and the S&P 500 gained 13.16 to settle at 1,016.40.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 97 on Aug. Jobs Data",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1223",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2016 12:53 PM CDT) A man convicted in the 1957 abduction and killing of a 7-year-old girl in northern Illinois could not have committed the crime, a prosecutor announced Friday after reviewing new evidence in the case. DeKalb County State's Attorney Richard Schmack said his six-month review firmed up an alibi and convinced him it was a manifest impossibility that Jack McCullough could have been anywhere near the area when Maria Ridulph disappeared in the small community of Sycamore. The girl vanished on Dec. 3, 1957, and was found dead several months later. The slaying remained a mystery for decades before McCullough, who was initially cleared in the case, was charged in 2011. McCullough, now 75, was a neighbor at the time of the killing. He was found guilty in 2012 after a renewed push to solve the case, and sentenced to life in prison. New evidence included recently subpoenaed phone records proving that McCullough made a collect call to his parents from a phone booth in the city of Rockford, about 35 miles from Sycamore, just minutes after the abduction took place. Testimony that the abduction had taken place earlier has been discredited, Schmack said, meaning there was no possibility McCullough could have committed the crime and driven to Rockford in time to place that call. I know there are people who will never believe that he is not responsible for the crime, Schmack said in a statement. But I cannot allow that to sway me from my sworn duty. Schmack was not the state's attorney who prosecuted the case. His office was ordered to the conduct the review as part of a push by McCullough's attorney for a new trial.",
        "Caption": "Prosecutor: Man Convicted in 1957 Murder Is Innocent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1224",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2008 4:43 PM CDT) No longer just a pretty face, Danica Patrick finally has a win, a winning team, and the fastest car she's ever raced. I really, really like my chances in next weekend's Indy 500, she tells Sports Illustrated. And man, how huge would it be if I could win the thing? Patrick, who nabbed her first win last\u00c2 month Japan, drives for Andretti Green Racing, which has won three of the last four IndyCar Series championships. She is also fifth in points standings and has the fifth-place starting spot at Indy. She hopes to make up for 2005, when she led for 19 laps\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut took bad advice from her pit crew and languished in fourth.",
        "Caption": "Danica Ready to Make History at Indy 500",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1225",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2020 9:03 AM CDT) The George Floyd protests are quickly changing the calculus of Joe Biden's VP pick. Politico reports that two black women once seen as longshots are now serious contenders: Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Florida Rep. Val Demings. Both have taken on large public roles during the protests. Demings, 63, has previously been vetted and Bottoms, 50, is undergoing the process now. An analysis at the Washington Post by Aaron Blake agrees. He's got Bottoms at No. 7 on a list of 11 (she didn't previously make the list), while Demings moved up from No. 7 to No. 6. In Blake's reckoning, another black woman, Sen. Kamala Harris, remains in the No. 1 position. In both stories, the rise of Demings and Bottoms has corresponded with the fall of Sen. Amy Klobuchar. While nobody is definitively ruling her out, Klobuchar's stock has fallen because of her record as a prosecutor in the area where a Minneapolis police officer has been charged with murder in Floyd's death. Axios, meanwhile, interviewed Demings and asked her if she would accept the running mate position. If he asks me, I will say yes, she responded. Biden has said he hopes to make his pick by early August. (Biden just had a milestone weekend.)",
        "Caption": "2 Rising Stars Suddenly Seen as VP Contenders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1226",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2011 7:58 AM CDT) Amid a bad economy and troubled poll numbers among blue-collar voters, the 2012 election won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be an easy one for President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso his team is building an unorthodox plan. Though he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll keep an eye on standard battlegrounds like Ohio and Florida, Obama also will make a big push in Southern and Rocky Mountain states that aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t typically considered Democratic ground. (Think Virginia, Colorado, and North Carolina.) Some of them went blue in 2008 and some didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t, but Obama believes that shifting demographics can work in his favor, the New York Times reports. There are a lot of ways for us to get to 270, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not just the traditional map, says strategist David Axelrod. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re laying the groundwork across the country to compete on the widest possible playing field next year. Virginia and Colorado, for example, have large populations of highly-educated, higher-income independent voters. And Virginia has seen an influx of Latinos, African-American families, Asians, says a Democratic strategist. And the truth is, Obama needs fewer white voters in 2012 than he did in 2008, notes a Republican adviser.",
        "Caption": "Obama's 2012 Plan: Nab Some Red States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1227",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2015 1:33 AM) Yellowstone National Park proposes to kill roughly 1,000 wild bison this winter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmostly calves and females\u00e2\u20ac\u201das officials seek to reduce the animals' annual migration into Montana. Park officials are scheduled to meet Thursday with representatives of American Indian tribes, the state, and other federal agencies to decide on the plan. It marks the continuation of a controversial agreement reached in 2000 between Montana and the federal government that was meant to prevent the spread of the disease brucellosis from bison to livestock. Almost 5,000 bison roamed the park this summer. A harsh winter could drive thousands into areas of southwestern Montana. Hunters, including from tribes with treaty rights in the Yellowstone area, are expected to kill more than 300 of the animals this winter; others would be captured and slaughtered or used for research. Through the legal agreement, the National Park Service has to do this, a Yellowstone spokeswoman says. If there was more tolerance north of the park in Montana for wildlife, particularly bison ... to travel outside the park boundaries, it wouldn't be an issue. (Bison are back in Alaska for the first time in 100 years)",
        "Caption": "Yellowstone Expects to Kill 1 in 5 Bison This Winter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1228",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2015 5:56 PM CDT) Two former casino dealers and two friends are accused of siphoning more than $1 million off craps tables over two years, using phantom bets at Las Vegas' posh Bellagio resort. James Cooper Jr. and Mark Branco were fired by the Bellagio after the scheme came to light, and they were arrested in July 2014, authorities said Thursday. They're named with friends Jeffrey Martin and Anthony Granito in a 60-count indictment filed Wednesday. The charges include cheating at gambling and theft\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfelonies that could get the defendants decades in prison. Cheating is common, one official says. We arrest 350 to 500 people a year for cheating or theft from a casino. But to have it go this long and for this much money is unusual. Arrests came after another dealer became suspicious and notified casino investigators. Gambling regulators and fraud control agents spent hours reviewing security video, combing through the suspects' financial records, watching the men work and gamble, and interviewing co-workers and witnesses. The dice game scam involved the dealers accepting late or unclear bets and paying out winnings at times when colleagues and supervisors generally weren't aware what was happening, says a Nevada State Gaming Control Board deputy chief. A longtime former casino dealer who now works with a Las Vegas security firm terms the scheme a dealer-agent scam. He says a craps table can get crowded, with players and spectators surrounding casino dealers, floor supervisor, and others. If you have a dirty inside person, he can slide a bet to the boxman and then just pay out whatever the (dice) roll is, he says. If the bet is not clearly identified, it can be ambiguous for when a payout happens. Other cheating can involve scammers trying to bet late or confuse the stickman during the roll of the dice, he says.",
        "Caption": "Dealers, Pals Charged With Stealing $1M From Bellagio",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1229",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2009 10:38 PM CDT) An Indonesian military plane carrying 112 people crashed and burst into flames today, killing at least 68, officials said. Dozens of people were injured and more were feared dead, with local television flashing footage of fire engulfing the wreckage and soldiers carrying bodies on stretchers. The C-130 Hercules was on a routine training mission when it crashed near an air force base in East Java province. The plane smashed into four houses in Geplak village, before skidding into a rice field. We heard a loud explosion, a villager told El-Shinta radio. He said the plane was shaking before it tumbled to the ground and appeared to have split in two. A series of commercial airline crashes in recent years has killed more than 120 people in Indonesia.",
        "Caption": "Indonesia Plane Crash Kills at Least 68",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1230",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2012 5:07 AM) Tracy Morgan was hospitalized last night after he passed out at the Sundance Film Festival. The 30 Rock star seemed intoxicated as he accepted an award in Utah; afterward, he was escorted from the building, where he fainted, TMZ reports. An ambulance took him to a local hospital. A hospital rep said doctors found no evidence of drugs or alcohol, and a spokesman for Morgan said he was suffering from a combination of exhaustion and altitude.",
        "Caption": "Tracy Morgan of '30 Rock' Hospitalized at Sundance Film Festival",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1231",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2011 9:33 AM) Toyota issued yet another massive recall today, calling in 2.17 million US vehicles to deal with\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou guessed it\u00e2\u20ac\u201daccelerator problems. The company intends to fix various flaws that could cause floor mats to interfere with the cars\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 accelerator pedals, the Wall Street Journal reports. The recall will affect vehicles dating back to model year 2003. Click here for more on Toyota's recall saga.",
        "Caption": "Toyota Recalls Yet Another 2.17M Vehicles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1232",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2008 9:14 PM) More than 15 years after pleading no-contest to grand theft charges, Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu was sentenced in California to 3 years in prison today, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. A judge dismissed Hsu's argument that he was denied the right to speedy justice because authorities made little effort to find him during his fugitive years. Hsu's lawyer plans to appeal the ruling. Hsu will be transferred to federal custody in New York to face fraud charges regarding an alleged Ponzi scheme. In California, his $2 million bail money will be split evenly between federal authorities and victims of the 1991 grand theft case, in which Hsu swindled investors of $1 million to market non-existent latex gloves. It is said that justice delayed is justice denied, a prosecutor said. Not this time.",
        "Caption": "Dem Donor Gets 3 Years for Grand Theft",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1233",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2020 12:02 AM CDT) The parents of the University of Connecticut senior wanted in two murders are urging him to give himself up. You are loved, a lawyer for Peter Manfredonia's family said at a Monday night press conference, directly addressing the 23-year-old. Your parents, your sisters, your entire family loves you. Nobody wants any harm to come to you. Peter, from your parents, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcWe love you. Please turn yourself in.' Manfredonia is suspected of attacking two men, one fatally, with a sword or machete Friday before breaking into a home, holding the homeowner captive for days, stealing his guns and truck, and then killing an acquaintance Sunday, stealing his vehicle, and kidnapping his girlfriend, who was found unharmed later that day in New Jersey. The murders took place in Connecticut; Manfredonia was last seen Sunday night in Pennsylvania, on foot. The family attorney said Manfredonia was a former honors student and athlete, but had struggled with mental illness over the past several years. He said family, as well as therapists, had been trying to help him, the Daily Beast reports. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s time to let the healing process begin, the lawyer said. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s time to surrender. Police are warning that Manfredonia is armed and dangerous, and anyone who spots him should not approach but rather call authorities immediately, the Connecticut Post reports. The FBI is assisting authorities in all three involved states with the manhunt.",
        "Caption": "Parents Have a Message for Student Wanted in 2 Slayings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1234",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2014 10:48 AM CDT) Some 9% of the federal prison population could see their sentences reduced by an average of 23 months thanks to a new Justice Department proposal endorsed by Eric Holder. The US Sentencing Commission voted in April to reduce drug sentences for nonviolent offenders in the future; this proposal, presented to the commission by the DOJ today, would offer retroactive eligibility for shortened sentences to some prisoners. As many as 20,000 could ultimately be affected, CNN reports. The move is part of Holder's Smart on Crime plan, which aims to lower the prison population and reduce prison time for nonviolent drug crimes. Not everyone who applied for a reduced sentence under the proposal would get one; it would apply only to those without significant criminal histories. Holder is expected to discuss the proposal, which will be voted on next month, later today; in his prepared remarks, he notes that it strikes the best balance between protecting public safety and addressing the overcrowding of our prison system.",
        "Caption": "DOJ Plan: Cut 20K Inmates' Jail Time by 23 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1235",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2014 12:05 AM CDT) The first showdown of brilliant bullpens went to the Kansas City Royals. After Kansas City took the lead with a five-run sixth inning, the trio of Kelvin Herrera, Wade Davis, and All-Star closer Greg Holland shut down the hot-hitting San Francisco Giants. Kansas City cruised from there to a 7-2 victory last night, evening the World Series at a game apiece as it shifts to the Bay Area for the next three games. It's a huge luxury for me, Royals manager Ned Yost says. After the sixth inning, my thinking is done. I don't have to mix and match. Herrera's blistering 101mph fastballs kept the free-swinging Giants on their heels, and Davis breezed through a perfect eighth inning with his own heat. The hard-throwing Holland worked around a single in the ninth, punctuating the victory by punching the air. We've got a pretty good recipe for success with Herrera, Davis, and Holland, Yost says. Meanwhile, the San Francisco bullpen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich had the fifth-best ERA in the majors and had tossed 12 2-3 scoreless innings in its last four games\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas lit up like the crown-shaped scoreboard in center field. The series now shifts to AT&T Park, a quirky ballpark that very few Royals have played in. Jeremy Guthrie will be on the mound for them in Game 3 on Friday night, while veteran Tim Hudson makes the first World Series start of his 16-year big-league career for San Francisco. Read more on the game, which included a shouting match.",
        "Caption": "Royals Take Game 2 With 7-2 Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1236",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2013 2:45 PM) It has apparently become impossible to write a new Christmas classic. The holiday canon isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t just closed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a location-undisclosed black site that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s locked down tighter than Santa\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s workshop, observes Chris Klimek at Slate. The last song that really fits the bill is Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You, and that came out in 1994. It's not for stars' lack of trying: Lady Gaga, for instance, had a Christmas song back in 2008, and Coldplay released one in 2010\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut you probably don't remember either one. Yet much of the Christmas fare that comes out these days amounts to a rehashing of old favorites. Even the new stuff sounds sort of old : The original songs on new holiday albums by Kelly Clarkson and Leona Lewis are reminiscent of Phil Spector. What gives? Well, during the nostalgia-drunk holiday season, people crave old songs, Klimek writes. And because people can select individual songs on iTunes and YouTube rather than getting full albums, songwriters aren't likely to make much headway even if they tuck new material in with the old. Click for Klimek's full piece.",
        "Caption": "We Haven't Had a Real Christmas Hit in 19 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1237",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2009 9:54 AM CDT) Mexico is sending a charter plane to China today to rescue more than 70 Mexican travelers who have been quarantined by the Chinese government regardless of whether they had symptoms of the swine flu. President Felipe Calderon protested what he called repressive and discriminatory measures, AP\u00c2 reports. Other Mexican nationals have been taken into isolation after arriving on flights, and even the country's consul was detained after he returned to China. I think it's unfair that because we have been honest and transparent with the world some countries and places are taking repressive and discriminatory measures because of ignorance and disinformation, Calderon said last night. There are always people who are seizing on this pretext to assault Mexicans, even just verbally. Mexico has recommended that citizens not go to China.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Protests Chinese Quarantine of 70 Travelers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1238",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2008 7:48 AM CDT) Yemeni police today rounded up 30 people, all suspected of links to al-Qaeda, in response to yesterday's attack on the US embassy that killed 16. The US has pledged to send agents to help local authorities investigate whether the suspects are linked to the attack, a security source tells Reuters.",
        "Caption": "Yemen Arrests 30 in Embassy Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1239",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2013 11:24 AM) With upwards of 20,000 people having disappeared during the six-year presidency of Felipe Calder\u00c3\u00b3n, which ended Dec. 1, human rights observers are slamming the Mexican police and military for its corruption and brutality, reports the Los Angeles Times. Many of those disappeared were taken by Mexico's notorious drug gangs, but the national police, local police, and military have all also been accused of abuses, failing to investigate disappearances, and often blaming the victims. The result was the most severe crisis of enforced disappearances in Latin America in decades, said the report by Human Rights Watch. In several cases, the authorities even kidnapped people and turned them over to local drug lords. The naval special forces were documented as taking 20 people around the country in a coordinated campaign in June and July 2011; their whereabouts are still unknown. At least when your loved one dies, you know where they are, what happened, you can eventually get used to it, said the wife of one man who disappeared. We do not know what monster we are fighting.",
        "Caption": "Report Bashes Mexico for 20K+ Who 'Disappeared'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1240",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2014 12:04 PM CDT) A woman who was raped in Columbus, Ohio, said the 911 dispatcher she called after her attack had zero sympathy after the victim got this response during her call: Ma\u00e2\u20ac\u2122am, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to have to quit crying so I can get the information from you. The victim was staying with a friend at a sorority house near Ohio State University last Sunday when she woke up with a gun to her head around 4am; the man holding it allegedly forced her to perform sex acts on him. After the alleged assault, he left with some stolen cash and an iPhone and the victim called 911, reports ABC News. Unfortunately, she didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have the address, and hoped the dispatcher could figure it out by locating her phone. No. We can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why I need to know where you are, the dispatcher reportedly said. The victim also didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know what door the attacker came in. The dispatcher\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s response? Well, they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not going to be able to find him with the information that you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve given. At this point, the victim lost it, telling the dispatcher, The kind of sympathy you have is zero. Since the suspect was arrested\u00e2\u20ac\u201d30-year-old Michael Callaghan has been charged with rape and burglary\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe dispatcher\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s supervisor won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t reprimand the employee, but the call will be reviewed. (Last year, a 911 operator came under fire for laughing when a caller said his girlfriend was on fire.)",
        "Caption": "911 Dispatcher to Rape Victim: 'Quit Crying'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1241",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2015 2:05 PM) A Pennsylvania woman will stand trial on charges she stole a police cruiser and led officers on an 80mph chase\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall while her hands were cuffed behind her. Center Township police testified at Roxanne Rimer's hearing yesterday that she was arrested after stealing earrings from a Kohl's store Jan. 14. Police testified that a loss prevention officer detained Rimer, 27, who gave a fake name and claimed to be a juvenile. Before police could arrive, Rimer ran away and jumped into a car driven by her grandfather, police said. That car was pulled over moments later, and Rimer was cuffed and placed in the back of a police cruiser, screaming, Mommy! Mommy! authorities said. Officers say while police searched her grandfather's car, the thin woman squeezed through a partition in the cruiser and into the front seat. She zoomed off, smashing into her grandfather's car as she drove away, police said. Which leads us to this quote, from the local police chief, as per WPXI: With her back turned and her hands cuffed behind her back, she manages to put it in gear and drive. And from what we can gather, she drove at very high speeds with that position somehow manipulating the gears and steering the wheel. After a 10-mile chase, she crashed into a hillside and jumped out, police said. She faces charges including aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, fleeing and eluding police, and robbery. Her attorney argued against the aggravated assault charge\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfiled because the officers were endangered\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause he said Rimer didn't intend to injure anyone and nobody was hurt. But the judge agreed with the prosecutor, who said Rimer put both the police and her grandfather at risk. She was going to get out of that situation at whatever the cost, says an assistant DA.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Woman Stole Cruiser, Fled at 80mph\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Cuffs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1242",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2013 1:00 PM CDT) Good luck liking this story: It turns out the State Department blew $630,000 in taxpayer cash buying fans on Facebook. A report by the agency's inspector general says the Bureau of International Information Programs' spending on sponsored posts, which occurred between 2011 and March 2013, did boost the bureau's English-language Facebook pages from 100,000 likes to more than 2 million each ... but few of those people were in its older target demographic, and only 2% of those people were actually engaged in commenting, liking, and sharing on the page, the Washington Examiner reports. (Oddly, the report doesn't seem to list the individual pages. Many in the bureau criticize the advertising campaigns as 'buying fans' who may have once clicked on an ad or 'liked' a photo but have no real interest in the topic and have never engaged further, wrote the IG. According to the report, the bureau has lately been focusing on engagement over likes, but in doing so, it has been using Facebook's automated ad system to blast out posts regardless of the item's content, importance, and relevance to the countries in which the ad appears. The report also notes the department's offices and bureaus have a combined 150 social media accounts, with no top-level coordination across them, adds Foreign Policy. The IG suggests that the bureau could increase its strategic impact by focusing its ad dollars on achieving policy goals, rather than making Facebook friends. Engagement is a means, not an end, reads the report.",
        "Caption": "State Dept. Spent $630K Buying Facebook 'Likes'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1243",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2009 3:29 PM CDT) Stocks were mixed today, between a slide by Boeing and a successful auction of 2-year Treasury notes, the Wall Street Journal reports. Another delay for its Dreamliner dragged Boeing down 6.27%; Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase both advanced after yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sell-off. The Dow fell 16.10 to 8,322.91. The Nasdaq lost 1.27, settling at 1,764.92, while the S&P 500 gained 2.06 to close at 895.10.",
        "Caption": "Boeing Drops; Dow Loses 16",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1244",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2009 5:54 AM CDT) The author of the book Dow 36,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich predicted massive stock market growth\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill believes the market will hit that astronomically high number\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he's not saying when. OK, maybe a calmer title might have been better, for his 1999 tome, James K. Glassman conceded in a Washington Post interview. Glassman is unapologetic to people creamed by his investment advice, and notes that people should be in stocks for the long term. He does have one regret\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe predicted that the Dow would reach 36,000 in no more than five years, which passed in 2004. He still stands by the number, but I'm not going to tell you what date, he said.",
        "Caption": "Dow Will Hit 36,000, Er, Sometime",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1245",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2015 8:13 AM) Probably the most well-known of the Harlem Globetrotters has died at age 83. Meadowlark Lemon died Sunday in Scottsdale, Ariz., his wife, Cynthia, confirmed, per the New York Times. Referred to as the Clown Prince of Basketball, Lemon played for the famous exhibition team for more than 26 seasons, clocking a staggering 16,000-plus career games and becoming renowned for his famous hook shot. But the revered showman wasn't all for show: He was also a highly respected player, inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003 and noted for being a major part of basketball right as the NBA started its ascent, per the Times. Before he died in 1999, ex-teammate Wilt Chamberlain said in a TV interview that Meadowlark was the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player I've ever seen. Not bad for a kid who, per the Chicago Tribune, was a skinny boy with a funny name 'not at the top of anyone's priority list,' as he himself once put it. His first basketball: an empty evaporated-milk carton; his first basket: an onion sack attached to a wire hanger nailed to a tree. Everything changed when Lemon saw a Globetrotters newsreel in the 1940s, he once wrote, per the Tribune, noting they were all the same color as me. His life wasn't trouble-free\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhis first wife was arrested for stabbing him in 1978, per the Tribune\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut his popularity endured. Described by late Los Angeles Times columnist Jim Murray as an American institution like the Washington Monument or the Statue of Liberty, per the New York Times, he found fame off the court, including in a made-for-TV Gilligan's Island movie and in Burger King and Charmin commercials.",
        "Caption": "Basketball's 'Clown Prince' Dead at 83",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1246",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2014 12:13 PM CDT) For Yonkers Police Capt. Joseph Barca, Dec. 28, 1993, is a date that will forever stand out in his mind\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was the day he helped resuscitate a lifeless baby who had mucus obstructing her tiny airway, reports the Journal News. Now Aug. 17, 2014, is another date that will always hold a special place in Barca's heart: It's the wedding day of the girl he saved. Barca and his wife will attend Sunday's nuptials of Shammarah Hamideh, now 20 and a recent nursing school grad. When Barca responded to the 1993 emergency call, he found Shammarah's distraught father holding the 2-month-old, who wasn't breathing. His quick actions got air into her lungs and kept her blood flowing; she was breathing on her own by the time she arrived at the ER, notes Barca. Since that fateful day, the Hamideh family has called Barca Shammarah's American father, and Shammarah tells the Journal News how sweet the officer is. He's very considerate, she says. Every year on my birthday, he sends me a birthday card and check. They treat me like I'm their daughter.",
        "Caption": "Cop to See Baby He Saved 20 Years Ago Get Married",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1247",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2014 1:50 PM CDT) When a construction worker refilled his drink at the VA Medical Center in downtown Charleston, SC, yesterday, he had no idea it was going to lead to federal charges and a fine of $525. Christopher Lewis was on his lunch hour when he went back for more soda without paying the 89-cent refill cost. (He says he was unaware.) When confronted by authorities, Lewis tells WCSC he tried to pay the 89 cents, but was not allowed to do so. Instead, the Federal Police Force issued him the pricey shoplifting ticket, a federal citation. A hospital spokesperson explained that he committed theft of government property, adding that Lewis was aggressive during the incident. After the story broke, the hospital backed down and dropped the steep fine in lieu of a warning. Lewis isn't a federal employee, and he was working at a construction site near the medical center, reports Fox News. While authorities said earlier that he would be banned from his work site, too, it was unclear whether they would, or could, still try to enforce that.",
        "Caption": "Guy Fails to Pay for 89-Cent Refill, Gets Fined $525",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1248",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2012 12:53 PM CDT) A sort of real-life 007, one of the last living members of Winston Churchill's clandestine World War II SOE unit, has died at age 88. Robert de La Rochefoucauld died May 8, but his death proved to be just as secretive as some of his exploits, the New York Times notes; it did not emerge in the British press until late last month. Born into one of the oldest French noble families in 1923, de La Rochefoucauld joined Charles de Gaulle and his Free French forces after Hitler invaded France, fleeing to Spain after he became known to the Gestapo in 1942 and later joining Britain's Special Operations Executive. His exploits in the SOE included parachuting into France more than once, blowing up railroad tracks, escaping from the Nazis via a stolen limousine, smuggling explosives via hollowed-out loaves of bread, and fleeing the Nazis once again while wearing a nun's habit. He also once escaped the Germans by faking a seizure, felling his guard with a table leg, and breaking his neck before shooting two other guards with the first guard's pistol. After the war, de La Rochefoucauld trained troops as an officer in the French military, then went into business and served as mayor of Ouzouer-sur-Tr\u00c3\u00a9z\u00c3\u00a9e for 30 years. He published his memoirs in 2002.",
        "Caption": "Daring French WWII Spy Dead at 88",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1249",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2010 9:07 AM CDT) If the disadvantages of buying tech early are holding you back from buying an iPad when it goes on sale April 3, you're well-informed but wrong, Farhad Manjoo writes on Slate. The many reasons buyers have for regretting first-generation gadget purchases\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey're usually more expensive, more buggy, and offer fewer features than later generations \u00e2\u20ac\u201djust don't apply to the iPad. Planned tech obsolescence is passe, Manjoo writes: Software updates ensure that early adopters won't miss a thing, and Apple can quickly make changes to the device to satisfy any customer complaints. And even if the iPad fails, it already has access to a wide range of applications and content that's not going away: stuff on the Web. Sure, none of this guarantees you'll love the iPad, or that it'll be a success. But neither of those possibilities is such a disaster. You'll get years of great service from your iPad\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven if Apple decides to discontinue it by Christmas.",
        "Caption": "Why Buying an iPad on April 3 Isn't Dumb",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1250",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2014 12:59 AM CDT) Two car bombs exploded at a bustling bus terminal and market in Nigeria's central city of Jos yesterday, killing at least 118 people, wounding dozens and leaving bloodied bodies amid the flaming debris. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the twin car bombs. But they bore the hallmarks of Boko Haram, the Islamic extremist group that abducted nearly 300 schoolgirls last month and has repeatedly targeted bus stations and other locations where large numbers of people gather. The second blast came a half-hour after the first, killing some of the rescue workers who had rushed to the scene. Boko Haram has claimed other recent attacks, including two separate bomb blasts last month that killed more than 120 people and wounded more than 200 in Abuja, the nation's capital. More than 300 people were killed in a May 5 attack on the town of Gamboru, near the Cameroon border, where insurgents identified by residents as Boko Haram militants razed dozens of homes, more than 1,000 shops, and hundreds of vehicles. President Goodluck Jonathan, who has been strongly criticized for his government's failure to prevent militant attacks or rescue the missing schoolgirls, extended sympathies to affected families in a statement, assuring all Nigerians that the government remains fully committed to winning the war against terror.",
        "Caption": "Boko Haram Blamed as Nigeria Blasts Kill 118",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1251",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2016 1:03 AM CDT) Leicester City players crowded around a television inside the house of teammate Jamie Vardy, locked arm in arm, watching the action 100 miles away. And when the final whistle blew at Stamford Bridge, they raised their arms in triumph. One of the greatest sporting achievements in English history was complete. In the second tier two years ago, in a relegation fight last season, a 5,000-to-1 long shot last summer, Leicester is now alongside Manchester United, Liverpool, and the other clubs that can call themselves champion. The Foxes clinched the most improbable title of the Premier League era when second-place Tottenham was held to a 2-2 draw with Chelsea on Monday night, the AP reports. With an insurmountable seven-point lead with two games remaining, Leicester is champion of England for the first time in the team's 132-year history. As recently as 2008-09, Leicester was in third-tier League One, the equivalent of a Double-A baseball team filled with prospects. Just two years ago, captain Wes Morgan and many of his teammates were playing in the far-from-glamorous second-tier League Championship. One bookmaker, Sky Bet, said it paid out $6.8 million to those who backed Leicester to win the title, with 128 putting money on the team at 5,000 to 1. The BBC notes that at the start of the season, things that British bookies considered more likely than Leicester winning the league included Elvis Presley turning up alive and well, which was 2,000 to 1; Kim Kardashian becoming president, also 2,000 to 1; and the Loch Ness monster being discovered, which was 500 to 1.",
        "Caption": "English Soccer Team Pulls Off 5,000-to-1 Miracle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1252",
        "News Article": "(Aug 8, 2009 9:45 AM CDT) Forty years ago today, the Beatles walked out of No. 3 Abbey Road and shot one of the most famous album covers of all time. Seemingly fraught with symbolism and precision, the image was actually a rush job, the BBC reports. Photographer Iain Macmillan was given about 15 minutes, says a friend. He stood on a stepladder while a policeman held up traffic, the band walked back and forth a few times, and that was that. Those 15 minutes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the resulting seven or eight photos\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave made the little London side street a major tourist destination, not to mention a major pain in the derriere for local motorists. Fans are constantly dashing into the street for pictures, and officials routinely have to clean up graffiti. Today, hundreds of fans converged for a mass crossing to honor the shoot. Someone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to get mown down one of these days, says a local cabbie. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no doubt about it.",
        "Caption": "It Was 40 Years Ago Today...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1253",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2014 2:00 PM CDT) Papillion Sophie has lived a pampered life, but that doesn't have to end now that her famous owner\u00e2\u20ac\u201dHollywood legend Lauren Bacall\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas died. According to estate papers filed last week, Bacall left $10,000 to her son Sam Robards for Sophie's care and upkeep, Page Six reports. This bequeath isn't a surprise, considering Bacall called herself a dog yearner in a 2008 interview, Us reports. I didn't have a dog growing up in the city with a working mother. As an only child, I yearned for someone to talk to, she said. She gave Sophie quite a glitzy life attending book signings and film festivals. Bacall didn't ignore her human family: The New York Daily News reports her $26.6 million estate was mostly split among her three children; her grandkids reportedly got $250,000 each. And two of her employees also received $20,000 and $15,000, respectively. Considering other famous four-legged heirs, Sophie's 10 grand isn't shocking: Leona Helmsley left $12 million to her Maltese and Alexander McQueen left $82,000 to his three dogs. But the oddest may be Dusty Springfield, who gave orders that her cat be serenaded with her own music and marry another cat.",
        "Caption": "Lauren Bacall Leaves $10K for Her Dog",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1254",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2014 4:27 PM CDT) The New York Times takes note of a demographic milestone in the US: Twenty-somethings have overtaken the baby boomers. Last year, the largest single age group in the country was 22-year-olds, followed by 23- and 21-year-olds. Boomers finally showed up in fourth place, represented by 53-year-olds. In fact, people in their 20s made up the largest single 10-year group in 2013. At the other end of the age spectrum, those 65 or older made up 14% of the population, a figure expected to increase to 20% by 2030. Click for the full story, with charts.",
        "Caption": "America Is Full of 23-Year-Olds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1255",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2009 3:51 PM CDT) Several broken windows aside, the G20 protests are shaping up to be more street party than angry mob, Time reports. Unlike traditional, oft-violent British protests, this one is intended to be a peaceful and fun street party, organizers say. Indeed, while some anarchists chucked beer cans at cops, many others waved at workers of the banks they were protesting. Among the more serious signs of protest was an effigy of Royal Bank of Scotland's former boss. Bankers should be hanging from lampposts, one organizer said after shouting, Can we overthrow the government? The resounding answer came, Yes we can! Yet salsa music blared nearby, where a 19-year-old protesting climate change said he didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t want to cause much trouble.",
        "Caption": "G20 Protest Proves More Lark Than Bite",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1256",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2015 12:30 PM CDT) Over the past 16 years, Jon Stewart has slammed Arby's almost as much as the New York Mets. But despite jabs that the fast-food chain is a dare for your colon and shock and awe for your bowels, per Time, Arby's apparently doesn't hold a grudge. In fact, it aired a minute-long ad during Stewart's penultimate hurrah last night in which it compiled all the bad things Stewart said about its brand over the years, set to Thank You For Being a Friend, at a cost of about $460,000, according to the Wall Street Journal. Not sure why, but we'll miss you, the final frame read.",
        "Caption": "Watch Arby's $460K Farewell to Frenemy Jon Stewart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1257",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2008 10:09 AM CDT) Hedge funds that bet on a dive in Volkswagen shares are nursing some pretty stiff hangovers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto the tune of a possible $20 billion in losses\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter the shares soared when rival Porsche announced over the weekend it had secretly acquired a 74% stake in its fellow German automaker, reports the Independent. The losses could push some of the firms into bankruptcy. Porsche today said it would sell some 5% of its stake in Volkswagen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich has risen 384% in value over the previous two days\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto put some shares back in the market and reduce their volatility somewhat, AP adds. European hedge funds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich rely heavily on short selling\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare expected to lose as much as $500 billion in the second half of 2008, analysts say.",
        "Caption": "VW Gamble Nets Porsche $20B, Wallops Hedge Funds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1258",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2014 10:14 AM CDT) The man who has accused X-Men director Bryan Singer of sexually abusing him when he was a teen sued three more entertainment industry figures yesterday, claiming they also molested him. The allegations in the latest lawsuits filed by Michael Egan III are substantially similar to his legal action against Singer, which accuses the director of abusing him between the ages of 15 and 17 in Los Angeles and Hawaii. The new lawsuits were filed in federal court in Hawaii against former Fox television executive Garth Ancier, theater producer Gary Wayne Goddard, and David A. Neuman, a former television executive with Current TV and Disney. Egan, 31, claims he was lured into a sex ring run by a former digital entertainment company executive, Marc Collins-Rector, with promises of auditions for acting, modeling, and commercial jobs. He says he was put on the company's payroll as an actor and forced to have sex with adult men at parties within Hollywood's entertainment industry. Egan appeared at a news conference yesterday alongside his mother, who tearfully described her efforts to report alleged abuses to the FBI in 1999 and 2000. Bonnie Mound said she wrote several letters, and questioned why those letters and information her son provided in interviews with an agent did not result in criminal charges. The FBI has said it could not discuss specifically what Egan told them, however, the agency denied last week that it had ignored any information about Singer.",
        "Caption": "3 More Hollywood Bigwigs Named in Sex Abuse Suit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1259",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2009 8:35 AM) In the war for stock listings, Nasdaq is on the offensive, offering companies beefed-up information and appearances on the exchange's towering Times Square video screen to woo them from the NYSE, the Wall Street Journal reports. Nasdaq was very aggressive in creating marketing opportunities for Dreamworks, including a 7-story Shrek to advertise the Broadway musical nearby, says CEO\u00c2 Jeffrey Katzenberg, whose company starts listing on the smaller exchange today. With markets slumping and the pace of IPOs dragging, NYSE execs say, the Nasdaq has courted every company it lists. Since 2000, 160 companies have moved from Nasdaq to the Big Board, while only 20 have gone the other way. But last year Nasdaq took companies with $80 billion in market capitalization from the NYSE, compared to the $8 billion NYSE took from Nasdaq.",
        "Caption": "Nasdaq Swipes $80B in NYSE Listings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1260",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) Stocks closed at a new high for the year after a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen raised doubts over an interest rate hike this month, the AP reports. Stock gains were led by energy companies as prices for oil and gas climbed. Offshore rig operator Transocean jumped nearly 15% Monday and National Oilwell Varco rose almost 9%. Crude oil rose 2.2% to just under $50 a barrel in New York. Natural gas prices also rose. Banks also rose as long-term interest rates moved higher. JPMorgan Chase rose 1%. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 113 points, or 0.6%, to 17,920. The Standard & Poor's 500 climbed 10 points, or 0.5%, to 2,109. The Nasdaq composite added 26 points, or 0.5%, 4,969.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 113",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1261",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2008 4:45 PM CDT) The founder of defunct hedge fund Bayou Group was given a 20-year prison term today for bilking investors out of more than $400 million, Bloomberg reports. Samuel Israel must also pay $300 million in restitution for masterminding a ponzi scheme in which investment returns were paid with new investors\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 money. His sentence is the longest for a white-collar crime since Enron litigation. You were, in every meaning of the sense, a career criminal \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 you ruined lives, US District Judge Colleen McMahon told Israel at sentencing. Financial fraud, white-collar crimes are every bit as heinous as every other type of crime and they will be punished severely.",
        "Caption": "Hedge Fund Fraud Gets 20 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1262",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2009 8:19 AM) The Indonesian navy has rescued 200 more Burmese refugees who say the Thai military abandoned them to die at sea three weeks ago, the Daily Telegraph reports. The refugees, from Burma's persecuted Muslim Rohingya minority, say their motorless wooden boat was part of a flotilla of nine, containing more than 1,000 people, towed out to sea and cut loose without food. The refugees, who say 20 of their number did not survive the ordeal, are recovering in the hospital in Sumatra. Many bear the marks of beatings they say were carried out by Thai soldiers. The Thai military denies abandoning refugees at sea, but that denial has been undercut by photographic evidence and the testimony of hundreds of survivors. The Indonesian navy is monitoring the waters off Sumatra for any sign of the other boats.",
        "Caption": "Indonesia Rescues 200 Boat People Thais 'Left to Die'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1263",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2009 9:09 AM CDT) A Taliban spokesman today denied that the group was behind a huge explosion that killed at least 43 and injured 65 more in Kandahar last night. Roughly 40 shops were destroyed in the blast, which went off outside a wedding hall just as people were breaking their Ramadan fast. Rescue workers are still pulling people from the wreckage. We condemn this attack in which innocent civilians were killed, the Taliban spokesman said. And people on the street believe that denial, according to an al-Jazeera reporter. They are pointing their fingers at the Americans and the Pakistanis. It was one of the biggest blasts in Afghanistan since 2001. People here are angry and shocked, said the reporter. They are used to bombings, but not on this scale.",
        "Caption": "Huge Kandahar Blast Kills 43, but Taliban Deny Role",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1264",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2008 1:05 PM CDT) If a crisis is a terrible thing to waste, then George Bush's reactions to 9\/11 and the $4.11 average gas cost make him a doubly terrible leader, writes Tom Friedman in the New York Times. Instead of using rising gas costs to spur the nation to energy independence, Our Decider decided to lift the executive orders banning (offshore) drilling\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though he knew this was a meaningless gesture, because of a Congressional moratorium. Though he himself once kicked an alcohol addiction, Bush isn't leading the country in a direction that will cure what he has termed America's oil addiction. As Friedman writes, When a person is addicted to crack cocaine, his problem is not that the price of crack is going up. America's problem is that it doesn't want to break its dangerous habit.",
        "Caption": "Bush is Botching $4.11, Just Like He Did 9\/11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1265",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2013 3:21 PM CDT) Virginia State Police say three people have been killed and more than 20 are injured following a 75-vehicle pileup on Interstate 77 near the Virginia-North Carolina border. The Virginia Department of Transportation says traffic is backed up about 8 miles. State police say a series of wrecks began around 1:15pm today in the southbound lanes in the area of Fancy Gap Mountain in southwest Virginia. There was heavy fog at the time. The interstate is closed in both directions. Northbound lanes are closed so emergency vehicles can get to the southbound lanes. Motorists are being advised to seek alternate routes.",
        "Caption": "3 Dead in 75-Vehicle Pileup at Virginia-NC Line",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1266",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2014 10:11 AM) Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is buying Duracell from Procter & Gamble in a deal valued at approximately $3 billion. Berkshire has been a significant P&G shareholder since the consumer products firm acquired Gillette in 2005, but the Duracell acquisition will use nearly all of Berkshire's 52.48 million shares; Buffett has estimated that Berkshire's P&G stake cost it roughly $336 million. I have always been impressed by Duracell, as a consumer and as a long-term investor in P&G and Gillette, Buffett said in a statement today. Berkshire already owns a number of well-known consumer brands in its portfolio of more than 80 businesses, including Fruit of the Loom, Geico, Helzberg Diamonds, and half of the HJ Heinz Co. P&G, the world's biggest consumer products maker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dits products include Tide and Pampers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas been trimming its product lineup to focus on its top performers. After it finishes jettisoning more than half its brands around the globe over the next year or two, P&G has said it will retain 70 to 80 brands. The company had announced last month that it wanted to make Duracell, which it acquired in 2005, a stand-alone company. P&G will receive shares of its own stock that are currently held by Berkshire Hathaway (those shares are currently valued at about $4.7 billion). Offsetting that price, P&G will contribute about $1.7 billion to the Duracell business before the deal closes. The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2015.",
        "Caption": "Buffett Snaps Up Duracell in $3B Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1267",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2012 2:15 PM) A massive riot broke out after a soccer match in Port Said, Egypt, today, leaving at least 73 people dead and hundreds more injured. The violence erupted after the home team, al-Masry, managed a 3-1 win against the favored al-Ahly, Egypt's top team, Voice of America reports. Al-Masry fans swarmed the field, hurling rocks, fireworks, and bottles and, according to one report, wielding knives, chasing al-Ahly players from the field. Some of those killed were security officers, officials tell the AP. Parts of the stadium have been set on fire, and some players are believed to be trapped inside. Security was lighter than normal for the match, one BBC correspondent in Egypt said, adding that Egyptian soccer fans are notoriously violent\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially al-Ahly's super-fans, known as Ultras, who have been implicated in recent political confrontations. Egypt's new parliament will hold an emergency session tomorrow to discuss the incident.",
        "Caption": "73 Killed in Egypt Soccer Riot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1268",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2009 9:56 PM CDT) It may not have the audience or star power of the other big-sport championships, but the Red Wings and Penguins are plugging away in a great Stanley Cup finals. Pittsburgh eked out a 2-1 win tonight to tie the series at 3 and set up those two words so beloved by hockey fans:\u00c2 Game Seven. Detroit will host it on Friday night for all the marbles. In tonight's game, Jordan Staal gave the Pens a 1-0 lead less than a minute into the second period, the Post-Gazette reports. Tyler Kennedy made it 2-0 early in the third before Kris Draper scored for the Wings with 12 minutes left. The Penguins needed a late glove save from Marc-Andre Fleury to preserve the win and avoid a repeat of last year, when Detroit won the Cup on Pittsburgh's home ice.",
        "Caption": "Hockey Holiness: Penguins Force Game 7",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1269",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2009 3:11 PM CDT) Stocks fell today as some took profits after yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s impressive rally, and utilities, energy firms and financials gave back some gains, the Wall Street Journal reports. Despite falling 115.57 to close at 7,660.29, the Dow has climbed in seven of the past 10 sessions, and remains around 20% higher than its bear-market low. The Nasdaq fell 37.78, to 1,517.99, and the S&P 500 lost 16.67 to settle at 806.25.",
        "Caption": "Dow Dips After Rally, Off 115",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1270",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2015 9:00 AM CDT) A church considered to be the first miracle west of the Mississippi River became the seventh to be targeted by a suspected arsonist in St. Louis early Thursday. Like other arson cases since Oct. 8, the front exterior doors of the rectory of the Shrine of St. Joseph were set on fire using a small amount of accelerant, reports NBC News. Unlike the other cases, however, the Catholic church was mostly frequented by white people, per the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Police earlier suggested the possibility of a hate crime, since all the churches targeted were predominantly black churches. Built in 1843, the Shrine of St. Joseph is sometimes called the Miracle Church. After a sick immigrant was reportedly healed by a relic belonging to future saint Peter Claver, the Vatican labeled it a miracle in 1843. Authorities say the latest fire, which was quickly extinguished, hasn't given them any clues as to a motive or suspect, but they hope a $9,000 reward will help lead to an arrest soon. If you have observed anyone who has recently expressed anger or frustration with our religious community or with these particular churches, we ask that you contact us, authorities say.",
        "Caption": "Miracle Church' Targeted in St. Louis' 7th Arson",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1271",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2016 4:08 PM CDT) Last Wednesday, the parents of Garrett Pope, Jr., found the 11-year-old South Carolina boy in his room, dead from accidental asphyxiation. Now they're speaking out to let the world know that something called the Choking Game killed their little boy and to warn other parents so the same thing doesn't happen to them, the Washington Post reports. Also known by names including Cloud Nine, Five Minutes in Heaven, Blackout, and Good Kid's High, the game involves briefly cutting off the flow of oxygen to the brain, resulting in a euphoric feeling. But it's dangerous, especially when played alone; some children use belts slung from doorknobs to achieve the high. The advocacy group GASP estimates nearly 400 children died from playing the Choking Game between 1995 and 2007, but notes that it's difficult to track exact numbers since many of the deaths are reported as suicides. Indeed, rumors went around that Garrett had committed suicide, which is one of the reasons his parents are speaking out. Please know that his senseless death was not intentional. He took this terrible 'game' too far, they write in a Facebook post that has been shared more than 1,500 times so far. He was so young and impressionable, he didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know what he was doing, and made a terrible mistake. Garrett's mom, Stacy, tells the Herald she heard about the Choking Game from a football coach over the summer and asked her son about it, but he claimed he had never heard of it. I should have pushed it further, she says. If you talk to your kids and they said they don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know about it, don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stop there. You educate them on what it is, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not a game and it can kill you. Pope's father says he assumes his son learned about the game from his peers, because there's no record of him researching it on family electronics, the Lancaster News reports. A GoFundMe campaign in Garrett's memory aims to raise money to buy books for local schools.",
        "Caption": "Choking Game' Kills 11-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1272",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 1:42 AM CDT) A bomb ripped through a tourist cafe in the center of Marrakesh, killing at least 15 people in Morocco's worst terrorist attack since 2003. The victims were foreign nationals, including six French citizens and a Canadian couple with roots in Morocco's tiny Jewish community. The attack was carried out by a suicide bomber, the Telegraph reports. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, although men claiming to be members of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb threatened attacks on Moroccan interests in a video posted on YouTube last week. The nation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich was considered safe enough for Prince Charles and Camilla to tour earlier this month\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas set up checkpoints at the entrances to main cities.",
        "Caption": "15 Killed in Morocco Tourist Cafe Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1273",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2015 5:33 PM CDT) A 6-month-old girl died Thursday after being tossed from the window of an apartment building, witnesses and police said, the third child killed that way in the city in three months. The New York Police Department said a 25-year-old woman believed to be the infant's mother was in the Bronx apartment with four children at the time. The three other children were taken to a hospital. They were not injured. The woman was taken from the home in the Fordham Heights neighborhood to a hospital for an evaluation. No charges have been filed. A witness told WABC that the woman had been dangling the child outside of the window. And then that's when the neighbors started screaming, 'No, no, no, no!' Lizette Rodriguez said. They were yelling at her, 'Don't do it! Think about it.' Rodriguez said the woman said, 'I'm going to throw the baby out the window,' and the woman was screaming, 'We're all gonna die!' And that's when I figured, OK, this is time to call 911. She said she heard the baby hit the ground while she was dialing. This is the third death of a child tossed from a New York apartment since August. Last month, a newborn girl with her umbilical cord still attached was found dead outside an apartment building in the University Heights section of the borough; her mother was arrested. In August, police arrested a Queens woman in connection with the death of her month-old son, who was thrown from a fourth-floor window.",
        "Caption": "3rd Baby in 3 Months Is Thrown From NYC Window",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1274",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2015 11:13 AM CDT) As many as 400 Libyan migrants are feared dead after the boat they were in capsized in the Mediterranean Sea this weekend, the BBC reports. Italian search and rescue teams have saved roughly 145 people and recovered nine bodies from the accident so far, but survivors claim as many as 550 people were in the boat when the incident occurred, with many of the victims thought to be unaccompanied children, per a Save the Children press release. AFP reports the boat possibly capsized due to passengers moving around after spotting Italian rescuers; between Friday and Monday, teams came to the aid of more than 8,000 migrants who were trying to reach Italy. If the reports are confirmed, this past weekend would be among the deadliest few days in the world's most dangerous stretch of water for migrants and asylum seekers, a Human Rights Watch director said in a statement. This particular part of the Mediterranean has also twice this year seen armed human traffickers try to scare off rescue teams and reclaim the now-empty migrant boats. UN officials estimate 170,000 people migrated from Libya to Italy last year, with as many as 3,500 dying in the process. More than 500 migrants have perished this year so far\u00e2\u20ac\u201da death toll 30 times higher than the one at this point last year.",
        "Caption": "400 Feared Lost in 'Most Dangerous Stretch of Water'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1275",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2014 8:38 AM) These days, certain San Francisco cafes are offering artisanal toast : Lathered with yummy stuff like almond butter or apricot marmalade, it tastes good ... and costs about $4. But what screams waste of money actually has an inspiring story behind it, writes John Gravois at Pacific Standard. Enter Giulietta Carrelli, a slight, gregarious 34-year-old who's covered in tattoos and runs a San Francisco cafe called the Trouble Coffee & Coconut Club, an impressively odd place with a menu of whole Thai coconuts, fresh-squeezed grapefruit juice (a nod to the fact you can survive on the two, which Carrelli says she did for years), and toast. She also has a schizoaffective disorder\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpart schizophrenia, part bipolarity\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat afflicts her with debilitating psychotic episodes lasting days, weeks, and even months. To help ground her, she opened Trouble a few years back with $1,000 in borrowed money. Now her cafe, her clientele, and her 14 employees all keep her tethered to reality. I own Trouble Coffee so that people recognize my face\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso they can help me, she says. She still has episodes, but fights through them and gets proper treatment. Aptly, she calls her drip coffee guts ; espresso is honor ; and artisanal toast, her invention, is comfort. So why toast (in her case, a simple variety that covers locally made white bread with butter, cinnamon, and sugar)? We never had pie growing up in an Italian immigrant family, she says. Our American comfort food was cinnamon toast. Click for the full article\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor a VentureBeat piece that blames artisanal toast on techsters.",
        "Caption": "How a Bipolar Woman Invented the $4 Toast Trend",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1276",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2008 6:05 AM CDT) Dara Torres swam her way into the history books with a victory in the women's 100-meter freestyle trials last night, reports the New York Times. The 41-year-old will be the first five-time swimmer in Olympic history. She shot past 25-year-old American record holder Natalie Coughlin to finish in 53.78 seconds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalmost 5 seconds faster than when she first qualifed in 1984. Torres, who was already the oldest woman to make the American team when she qualified in 2000, came out of a 7-year retirement last year. I'm ecstatic. I can't believe it, she said after the race. She admits the prospect of another Games has her as nervous as a teenager, but many think her fifth Olympics will put her medal collection into the record books as well.",
        "Caption": "At 41, Torres Makes 5th Olympics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1277",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2015 7:08 PM CDT) A federal judge has approved a settlement agreement that is expected to cost the NFL $1 billion over 65 years to resolve thousands of concussion lawsuits. NFL actuaries project about 6,000 of the league's nearly 20,000 retired players could someday develop Alzheimer's or moderate dementia over the life of the deal approved today by a federal judge in Philadelphia. The average individual award would be about $190,000. Awards could reach $1 million to $5 million for those diagnosed in their 30s and 40s with Parkinson's disease or Lou Gehrig's disease, or for deaths involving chronic brain trauma. The benefits process could start this summer, but any appeal would delay all payments indefinitely. What matters now is time, and many retired players do not have much left, said plaintiff Kevin Turner, a former New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles running back who has Lou Gehrig's disease. The league has been dogged for years by complaints that it long hid the risks of repeated concussions to return players to the field. Senior US District Judge Anita Brody approved the settlement after twice sending it back to lawyers over concerns the fund might run out. The negotiators did not increase the original $765 million plan, but agreed to remove that number as the cap. The settlement approval, a week before the NFL draft, ends a nearly four-year legal fight. Critics contend the NFL is getting off lightly given annual revenues of about $10 billion.",
        "Caption": "Judge OKs $1B NFL Settlement on Concussions",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1278",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2014 11:59 AM) You may want to start paying more attention to your fortune cookies. When Emma Duvoll cracked open her cookie from Sammy's Noodle Shop & Grill in Manhattan, the lucky numbers on her fortune looked attractive, she says, so she played them in the Powerball. I used to play other numbers, the great-grandmother tells CBS New York, and I never won anything, so these looked just as good as any other. Sure enough, five of the six numbers rolled out during the drawing last month, snagging Duvoll, 75, a $2 million prize. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s unbelievable, she said yesterday after picking up her winnings, which she received as a one-time payment of $1,246,085 after taxes. I plan to invest it and save it, she told the New York Daily News. Maybe I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll go see family in Switzerland.",
        "Caption": "Fortune Cookie Numbers Nab Woman $2M Lotto Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1279",
        "News Article": "(Dec 26, 2013 12:00 PM) This was a Christmas Day feeding frenzy that didn't involve shrimp cocktail and cookies. Piranhas attacked 70 people in Argentina yesterday, including seven children who lost parts of their fingers or toes. A heat wave has driven temperatures north of 100 degrees, leading hordes of people to attempt to cool off in the Parana River\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhome to plenty of the carnivorous fish, which officials believe had moved nearer to the surface due to the weather, too, reports the AFP. An official blamed the attack on palometas, a type of piranha, big, voracious and with sharp teeth that can really bite, reports the AP. Many people had bits of flesh literally torn off in the very aggressive attack, which happened in Rosario, about 200 miles north of Buenos Aires. Crazy enough, a paramedic said that the heat drove some people back into the water within 30 minutes of the attack.",
        "Caption": "Piranhas Attack 70 in Feeding Frenzy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1280",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2009 3:19 PM CDT) Stocks dipped today on worse-than-expected information about consumer sentiment, the Wall Street Journal reports. A Reuters index dropped 3 points instead of the anticipated 2-point rise. A downward spiral has been evident since the Fed announced it would not raise interest rates Wednesday. A day like today has been long overdue, said an observer. The Dow was off 76.79 and closed 9,321.40. The S&P sank 8.64 to 1,004.09, and the Nasdaq lost 23.83 to end at 1,985.52.",
        "Caption": "Dow Off 77 on Consumer Data",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1281",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2019 8:53 AM CDT) On Monday, the crowded 2020 Democratic field was thinned by one when Eric Swalwell dropped out. On Tuesday, yet another candidate made up for it by joining the race. Tom Steyer, described by NBC News as a billionaire activist, made it official with this campaign launch video. His two big themes: climate change and curbing corporate influence on politics. Steyer had publicly ruled out a run in January, saying he wanted to instead keep his focus on helping impeach President Trump. Steyer, who made his money as a hedge fund manager, funds two political organizations\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNeed to Impeach and Next Gen America. The Washington Post expects him to lean heavily on both in an attempt to get 65,000 donors in a week in order to qualify for the second Democratic debate later this month. The other Democratic candidates for president have many great ideas that will absolutely move our country forward, but we won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be able to get any of those done until we end the hostile corporate takeover of our democracy, says Steyer in a statement. As an outsider, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve led grassroots efforts that have taken on big corporations and won results for people. The 62-year-old Californian amassed a $1.6 billion fortune through his Farallon Capital hedge fund, which he sold in 2012. One apparent reason for the change of heart about running in 2020: His backers tell the Post that he's been unsatisfied with the current crop of Democratic candidates. Trump has previously dismissed the pro-impeachment figure as a weirdo.",
        "Caption": "Billionaire Joins 2020 Race, With 2 Big Themes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1282",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2009 11:11 AM CDT) Dom DiMaggio, the talented younger brother of Joltin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Joe, died today at the age of 92, the Boston Globe reports. The former Red Sox center fielder went to the All-Star Game seven times in his 11-year career, and earned accolades from his contemporaries. Ted Williams called DiMaggio the best leadoff man in the American League, and Joe DiMaggio called Dominic the best defensive outfielder I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever seen. Late author David Halberstam considered DiMaggio probably the most underrated player of his day. The diminutive Little Professor \u00e2\u20ac\u201dso named both for his glasses and scholarly demeanor\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtook three seasons off to serve in the Navy in World War II, and is remembered fondly by fans and by his wife and children.",
        "Caption": "BoSox Star Dom DiMaggio Dead at 92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1283",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2011 11:34 AM) Egyptians headed to the polls for the second of their three-phase election today, with the likelihood that the Islamists would pull ahead even further. Islamist parties had a strong showing in Egypt's first round of polling, and the regions voting today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich include Giza, Luxor, Aswan, and Ismailia\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhistorically lean toward religious conservatives, CNN reports. One secular party, the Egyptian Bloc, has even tried to capitalize on the lopsided votes, and adopted the slogan For a more balanced parliament. So far turnout has been good and largely peaceful, though a gunfight did close one polling station on the outskirts of Cairo, and a dispute led to another shooting near Suez, Reuters reports. No one died in either incident. A few minor irregularities were reported as well, with troops pulling down campaign posters at a Suez polling station, and supervising judges arriving late to 39 polling stations.",
        "Caption": "Egyptians Head to Polls for Election, Part 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1284",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2013 10:41 AM CDT) An unsolved poisoning case has enthralled China, 19 years after the fact, and now more than 112,000 people have signed a petition asking the White House to investigate and deport a former suspect who is said to have moved to the US. Zhu Ling was a chemistry student at a top Chinese university when she was poisoned with Thallium in 1994, the Christian Science Monitor explains. She survived, but is now almost blind, paralyzed, and suffering from brain damage. Her case attracted quite a bit of attention at the time owing to the fact that she was young, smart, and attractive; it was never solved, and now a recent, similar poisoning has re-ignited interest. Police investigated Zhu's roommate, Sun Wei, who was said to have access to Thallium, but she was never charged due to a lack of evidence. Many speculated, however, that evidence was actually covered up because Sun's family was politically connected. She changed her name and is thought to live in the US now; in 2005, she even issued a statement declaring her innocence, the New Republic adds. The case was brought back to the forefront of public attention last month, when a student was arrested for fatally poisoning his university roommate. A journalist who has followed the case doubts the petition will do any good, but the Chinese government has definitely taken notice: Censors were briefly removing social media posts about the case, but now even state media are calling for further investigation.",
        "Caption": "China Wants US Help With 19-Year-Old Poisoning Mystery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1285",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2015 9:54 AM) It's a miserable day on Wall Street so far, with the Dow plunging more than 370 points about an hour after the open. MarketWatch says one of the driving factors is a weak report on durable-goods orders, which suggests that businesses are worried about a slowdown rather than investing in growth. Also not helping: disappointing quarterly results from a slew of blue-chip companies, reports the Wall Street Journal. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 were down 2.2% and 1.7% respectively.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plummets 370+",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1286",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2010 3:29 PM CDT) Elin Nordegren will get nowhere near the $750 million figure that emerged in reports earlier this week in her divorce with Tiger Woods. But the real amount\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcloser to $100 million, reports TMZ\u00e2\u20ac\u201disn't too bad, either. In exchange, she agreed to a confidentiality clause, meaning no books or interviews. The amount is much larger than their pre-nup stipulated, probably because Tiger wanted to avoid a very messy trial, TMZ speculates.",
        "Caption": "Elin Gets $100M in Divorce",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1287",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2008 3:54 PM) The number of people trying to sneak into the US appears to be plummeting, thanks to tougher enforcement and the beleaguered US economy, USA Today reports. Just 705,000 people were caught trying to sneak in from Mexico in fiscal 2008, the lowest total since 1976. We're definitely making it tougher on them, said one Border Patrol official. I'm not telling you that we've won the war, but we are making headway. Homeland Security has added 6,000 Border Patrol agents since 2006 and built 526 miles of fence since 2007. But the economy may be even more instrumental in the drop. Word gets back to Mexico really fast what the job opportunities are or are not, said one expert. It's risky and expensive to try to get to the US, so it's beginning to discourage people.",
        "Caption": "Mexican Border Arrests Hit 30-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1288",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2011 9:45 PM CDT) A homegrown terrorist set off a deadly explosion in downtown Oslo before heading to a summer camp dressed as a police officer to commit one of the deadliest shooting sprees in history, killing at least 80 people as terrified youths ran and even swam for their lives, police said today. Police initially said about 10 were killed at the forested camp on the island of Utoya. It's taken time to search the area. What we know now is that we can say that there are at least 80 killed at Utoya, says the police director. It goes without saying that this gives dimensions to this incident that are exceptional. A suspect in the shootings, and the Oslo explosion that killed seven people, was arrested. Though police did not release his name, Norwegian national broadcaster NRK identified him as 32-year-old Anders Behring Breivik. A police official said the suspect appears to have acted alone in both attacks, and that it seems like that this is not linked to any international terrorist organizations at all. One survivor said the suspect, dressed as a fake police officer, ordered people to come closer, then pulled weapons and ammunition from a bag and started shooting.",
        "Caption": "Horror in Norway: 80 Dead in Camp Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1289",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2016 4:40 PM CDT) A small plane crashed on a Southern California freeway Saturday and struck a car, killing one person and injuring five others, the AP reports. Witnesses told dispatchers that the plane landed on a vehicle on Interstate 15, about 50 miles north of San Diego. Photos on Twitter showed the nose of the white and blue plane crumpled into the rear of a small black sedan on the shoulder of the freeway. One person in the car was killed, and three others from the vehicle were taken to a hospital, California Highway Patrol Officer Tony Polizzi said. Two occupants in the plane also were transported for treatment. The conditions of the injured were not immediately known. The plane was a single-engine Lancair IV, according to Ian Gregor at the FAA, which will investigate the crash. The crash blocked two lanes and caused backups on the freeway that runs to Las Vegas.",
        "Caption": "Plane Hits Car on California Freeway, Killing 1, Injuring 5",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1290",
        "News Article": "(Apr 12, 2016 3:18 PM CDT) US stocks closed higher on Wall Street, led by big gains in oil and gas companies as energy prices climb. Southwestern Energy jumped 15% Tuesday and Marathon Oil increased 12%. The price of US crude oil rose 4.5% and natural gas rose 4% in New York. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 164 points, or 0.9%, to 17,721, the AP reports. The Standard & Poor's 500 index gained 19 points, or 1%, to 2,061. The Nasdaq composite added 38 points, or 0.8%, to 4,872.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 164",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1291",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2012 8:00 AM) Police suspect that a casino worker killed a 10-year-old girl before going to a Las Vegas resort and allegedly slashing the face of a co-worker with razor blades. The search for young Jade Morris ended yesterday afternoon when officials confirmed that it was her body that was found a day earlier in an undeveloped housing tract. She died of multiple stab wounds. Jade was last seen Dec. 21 with family friend Brenda Stokes Wilson, who picked her up to go Christmas shopping. Wilson, 50, returned the car she had borrowed for the outing to a friend two hours later, but Jade never came back. Later that night, Wilson was wrestled to the ground with razors in each hand after allegedly slashing the face of a female co-worker at the Bellagio casino. A judge raised her bail to $600,000 yesterday morning after she was identified as the prime suspect in the child's killing. Police didn't release a motive, but Jade's grandfather thinks Wilson was a jilted lover. She had dated the girl's father for years, and the woman she attacked at the casino had apparently struck up a romantic relationship with him.",
        "Caption": "Police Say Casino Worker Killed Girl, 10",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1292",
        "News Article": "(Jun 17, 2014 12:44 PM CDT) Just 100 yards into Wolfgang Zech's 44th consecutive Dipsea Race\u00e2\u20ac\u201da challenging 7.5-miler that involves lots of steep terrain and three 50-story flights of stairs in California's Marin County\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe 72-year-old just did not feel right. My chest was really, really aching and I basically couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t run for nearly three-quarters of the race, he tells the San Francisco Chronicle. He finally finished with by far my slowest time, he says\u00e2\u20ac\u201d 25, 30 minutes slower than usual. Which is pretty amazing when you consider what he found out shortly after the race: He'd suffered a heart attack while running. His wife convinced him to go to the hospital after he still felt lousy later that day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter staying at the race to watch the awards ceremony. Zech thought it was just acid reflux, but doctors determined the real cause, and did an angioplasty to insert two stents into two branches of a 95% blocked coronary artery. They said they have no idea how someone his age survived, says his stepdaughter. They think he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a rare example of health. Zech has never suffered from heart problems before, but suspects he may have inherited problems from his father, who died of a heart attack. But he's allowed to start running again in two months, and he's determined to break the Dipsea record\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby running his 68th consecutive race by the time he's nearly 97.",
        "Caption": "Man Runs 7.5-Mile Race... While Having a Heart Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1293",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2008 11:58 AM) After filing more than 400 lawsuits under the Amercians With Disabilities Act, Jarek Molski will be be allowed to file no more, the Los Angeles Times reports. In 2004, a federal judge accused him of extorting California businesses, barring him from future litigation, and yesterday the Supreme Court declined to hear his case against the owner of a Chinese restaurant. Many of the businesses Molski sued for handrail and parking violations settled, earning the crusader hundreds of thousands of dollars. In 2004, the judge also banned Molski's law firm from litigating without permission.Though a full-court rehearing was denied, nine of the appeal court's 28 judges dissented, saying the constitutional right to sue was one of the most precious liberties and should be limited very sparingly.",
        "Caption": "Court Caps Man at More Than 400 Lawsuits",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1294",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2015 4:55 AM CDT) Two chimpanzees being used for mobility research at Stony Brook University in New York will not be released to a sanctuary because a state supreme court judge has dismissed the lawsuit seeking to grant them personhood. The reason comes down to legal precedent: A higher court ruled last year that another chimpanzee, Tommy, is property, not a person, reports the AP. In May, a lawyer had argued in court for the Nonhuman Rights Project that 8-year-old chimps Hercules and Leo are autonomous and self-determining beings that deserve similar rights as humans. He presented hundreds of pages of opinions from a range of experts like zoologists and biologists who all felt similarly: cognitively, chimps are an advanced species. In a somewhat sympathetic 33-page decision, State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe called the effort to extend rights to chimps understandable and noted such a suit may one day succeed, giving the reasoning that legal person and human being aren't necessarily synonymous, reports NBC News. But she added: The past mistreatment of humans, whether slaves, women, indigenous people or others, as property, does not, however, serve as a legal predicate or appropriate analogy for extending to nonhumans the status of legal personhood. The group plans to appeal the decision, reports the Wall Street Journal, which notes that more lawsuits are likely to be filed on behalf of animals held in captivity. Hercules and Leo have been held by Stony Brook since 2010. (See why this grandma is suing SeaWorld.)",
        "Caption": "No Freedom for 2 Chimps Being Used for Research",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1295",
        "News Article": "(Jul 1, 2013 11:30 AM CDT) Protesters may say they want Mohamed Morsi out by tomorrow, but odds are he's going to pay a lot more attention to the ultimatum the military issued today, saying that if he and the rest of Egypt's political class couldn't resolve the protest within 48 hours, it would step in. In a statement read on television, General Abdel Fattah didn't explicitly call on Morsi to step down, the New York Times reports, but he said the military would impose its own road map for the future. In a statement, the military characterized the protests as glorious, according to the AP. But it also strove to appear impartial, saying that it would not be a party in politics or rule.",
        "Caption": "Egypt's Military: In 48 Hours, We Step In",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1296",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2019 8:44 AM CDT) The Supreme Court may have put off for now some of the core questions tied to Roe vs. Wade, but the Cut and CNN note justices Clarence Thomas and Ruth Bader Ginsburg are now officially at war and drawing their battle lines. All of the justices agreed to let a lower court ruling stand that blocked an Indiana ban against abortions solely motivated by the sex, race, or disability of the fetus, while also upholding that state's law that fetal remains be buried or cremated. Ginsburg, however, noted (along with Justice Sonia Sotomayor) that she would've kept the whole Indiana law intact, and demonstrated that she is not going quietly on any abortion-related compromise, per CNN. This case implicates the right of a woman to choose to have an abortion before viability and to obtain it without undue interference from the state, she wrote in the lone dissenting opinion, a brief two pages. Meanwhile, in his own opinion, Thomas wrote 10 times that amount, per BuzzFeed. Not only did he make it clear he'd support Indiana's abortion ban, but he noted this law and other laws like it promote a State's compelling interest in preventing abortion from becoming a tool of modern-day eugenics, citing Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger's advocacy of birth control to control population. Thomas says Sanger's birth control arguments could also apply to abortion, though conceding she didn't push abortion as a eugenics method: Technological advances have only heightened the eugenic potential for abortion, as abortion can now be used to eliminate children with unwanted characteristics, such as a particular sex or disability, he wrote. He added, Justice Ginsburg's dissent from this holding makes little sense, while Ginsburg wrote one of his notes displays more heat than light.",
        "Caption": "SCOTUS Defers on Abortion, but 2 Justices are 'at War'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1297",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2015 9:15 AM CDT) Hundreds of protesters on a Hawaii mountain road erupted in cheers yesterday after construction crews turned around and retreated from the site for what would be one of the world's largest telescopes. The $1.4 billion project has drawn intense opposition from Native Hawaiians who say the 18-story observatory on the Big Island's Mauna Kea would desecrate land they consider sacred. Work on the Thirty Meter Telescope has been stalled for months after a large group blocked access to the mountaintop in April, a demonstration that led to 31 arrests. Protesters say they were ready to adopt similar tactics and go to jail if necessary to make their point yesterday. Hawaii County police arrested one man, while state police arrested 11 others, officials say. Several hundred gathered more than 9,000 feet up Mauna Kea, home to 13 other large telescopes, blocking workers who intended to install fencing around the construction site. The protesters blocked the road, then let workers pass, and different groups repeated the pattern several times at higher points on the mountain. Gov. David Ige's chief of staff says large boulders were found in the roadway leading to the summit and that crews will work to clear the roadway today. For the safety of our team, we made the decision to bring them off the mountain and we are planning to resume when the issue is resolved, the chair of the TMT International Observatory Board says. We were happy that they are not going to be desecrating our (land) today, says a protester. But tomorrow is another story.",
        "Caption": "Hawaiians Block $1.4B Telescope Project on Sacred Land",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1298",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2014 11:51 AM CDT) As it deals with reports of a possible 303 deaths linked to ignition-switch problems, General Motors is issuing another recall\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis time of 1.2 million SUVs and several hundred thousand other vehicles. The company needs to fix wiring for a side airbag in the SUVs, CNNMoney reports. Customers may see a Service Air Bag warning light; if they take no action, the bag may not deploy at all. The automaker says it doesn't know of any injuries caused so far. Affected models include the 2008-2013 Buick Enclave and GMC Acadia, 2009-2013 Chevrolet Traverse, and 2008-2010 Saturn Outlook. The company is also recalling 64,000 Cadillac XTS full-size sedans, model years 2013-2014, over a brake problem. Finally, it's recalling 303,000 Chevy Express and GMC Savana vans amid concerns about their instrument panels. To handle the costs involved in recent recalls, GM is taking a $300 million charge, Reuters notes.",
        "Caption": "GM Recalls 1.2M SUVs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1299",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2014 1:00 PM CDT) Next time there's a story about how horrifically bad the smog is in China or India, don't pity only the residents of Beijing or New Delhi. A new study suggests that air pollution in Asia results in more erratic, intense winter storms over North America, reports CNN. The culprit is the huge increase in aerosol emissions in Asia amid its industrial boom, say the scientists in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The result is stronger storms in the northwest Pacific Ocean, with North America feeling the biggest effects, reports LiveScience. The increasing pollution in Asian countries is not just a local problem, it can affect other parts of the world, says a NASA atmospheric scientist who is the study's lead author. Another scientist on the team explains in broad terms how the chain effect works in the Guardian: Mid-latitude storms develop off Asia and they track across the Pacific, coming in to the west coast of the US. The aerosol particles in this model are affecting how strong those storms are, how dense the clouds are, and how much rainfall comes out of those storms. Last month, China's environmental ministry found that 71 of 74 cities monitored failed to meet air-quality standards.",
        "Caption": "Our Brutal Winter 2014? Thank Asia's Smog",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1300",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2008 3:33 PM CDT) Stocks extended earlier gains with a late-session rally today as Ben Bernanke voiced support for a new fiscal stimulus package and a key indicator showed a loosening in the flow of credit, MarketWatch reports. The Dow rose 413.21 to 9,265.43, the first time it has closed over 9,000 in 4 days. The Nasdaq gained 58.74 to close at 1,770.03, and the S&P 500 climbed 44.85 to settle at 985.40. Shares of energy firms enjoyed a rebound as oil futures rose $2.40 to $74.61. General Motors rose 1.2% as traders bet that the merger with Chrysler will proceed despite some reports citing trouble securing financing. The Libor, a measure of the cost of short-term loans, fell sharply, but it has yet to return to its level before Lehman Brothers collapsed, a threshold some analysts take as indicating a return to healthy credit markets.",
        "Caption": "Stocks Rally, Clearing 9,000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1301",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2015 5:59 PM) Fred Thompson, a folksy former Republican US senator from Tennessee who appeared in feature films and television including a role on Law & Order, died Sunday, his family says. He was 73. Thompson, at 6-foot-6 with a booming voice, appeared in at least 20 motion pictures. His credits include In the Line of Fire, ''The Hunt for Red October, ''Die Hard II and Cape Fear. By the early 1990s, Thompson said he had become bored with his 10-year stint in Hollywood and wanted to go into public service. That's when he headed back to Nashville and launched his Senate campaign. The family statement said Thompson died Sunday in Nashville following a recurrence of lymphoma. It added he was surrounded by his family. It is with a heavy heart and a deep sense of grief that we share the passing of our brother, father and grandfather who died peacefully in Nashville, the statement added. Fred was the same man on the floor of the Senate, the movie studio, or the town square of ... his home. Thompson, a lawyer, alternated between politics and acting much of his adult life. Once regarded as a rising star in the Senate, he retired from that seat when his term expired in January 2003, saying he didn't have the drive for another term. However, he returned to politics in 2007 by announcing that he would seek the Republican presidential nomination. Dogged by accusations he was not a hard worker, he dropped out in January 2008 after faring poorly in the early caucuses and primaries. I hope that my country and my party have benefited from our having made this effort, Thompson said. Click for more on Fred Thompson's life.",
        "Caption": "Fred Thompson Dead at 73",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1302",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2011 6:52 AM CDT) President Obama's 2012 machine is revving up early, and his campaign is using all its assets to pull in wealthy donors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile also courting the small Internet donors that fueled his grass-roots machine in 2008. The Washington Post takes a long look at the fundraising push, which has included everything from cocktail parties to one-on-ones with Valerie Jarrett to $44 bar get-togethers, depending on what group of donors is being pursued. And the campaign team isn't done yet: Future fundraisers will be even more creative, like the food tasting with the White House chef that's in the works. Obama has attended 28 fundraisers across the nation in recent weeks, and he'll likely keep\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor pick up\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe pace over the next few months. So far, events have been targeted toward specific groups, many of which are frustrated with some of Obama's policies. But while high-level donors snag sit-downs with top aides, lower-level donors are tempted with the chance to score dinner with the president and VP, all for a $5 donation; officials say there are many more small donors now than there were by this stage last time around. Obama is also looking for more bundlers, who pull together donations from wealthy backers; a new initiative called Gen44 is curating up-and-coming bundlers. Click for more on how Obama is also courting fat cats.",
        "Caption": "Obama 2012 Re-election Machine Revs Up: Campaign Courting Donors Big and Small",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1303",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2016 6:10 PM CDT) A 24-year-old Texas middle-school teacher turned herself in Wednesday on charges she had sex with an underage student nearly every day for nine months, KHOU reports. According to KPRC, authorities say Alexandria Vera was the boy's teacher during summer school at Stovall Middle School. They messaged each other on Instagram, and he asked for her phone number so they could hang out. They allegedly drove around together and kissed in her car; the next day they had sex for the first time while his parents were out. He was 13 at the time. Authorities say Vera, who has a 4-year-old daughter, became pregnant with the boy's child, the Houston Chronicle reports. She allegedly had an abortion after Child Protective Services started to investigate her relationship with the eighth-grader. The boy's parents were apparently fine with his relationship with Vera. According to authorities, Vera says the boy's parents let him spend the night at her house, invited her to family gatherings, and were excited about her pregnancy. While her students recall her as the cool teacher, Vera's neighbors recall groups of young boys partying at her house. We always found beer bottles and beer cans on her side of the lawn, and half of the (teens) did not look older than high school, maybe, one neighbor tells KHOU. Vera had been wanted since May 27. She's been charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child. Authorities say she claims to be in love with the boy.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Teacher Had Sex With 8th-Grader Daily for 9 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1304",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2010 7:09 AM CDT) More than 40% of Americans believe Jesus will return to earth by the year 2050, according to a Pew Research Center poll. The poll also found that Americans are optimistic about the future, but less so than a decade ago: 64% expect a rosy future for themselves and their families, down from 81% in 1999. By 2050, 71% expect cancer to have been cured, and 66% say artificial limbs will work better than real ones. But besides expecting the Second Coming, plenty of Americans are also feeling apocalyptic about the environment, the Daily Telegraph reports: Almost three quarters expect a major global energy crisis by 2050, while two-thirds\u00e2\u20ac\u201d48% of Republicans and 83% of Democrats\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthink the earth will get warmer. Among the under-30s, 68% predict a world war in the next 40 years. And almost a third of those polled think the earth will be hit by an asteroid by 2050.",
        "Caption": "40% of Americans Think Jesus Will Return by 2050",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1305",
        "News Article": "(Feb 25, 2014 1:41 PM) The State Department said today it has expelled three Venezuelan diplomats in response to last week's expulsion of three US consular officials from Caracas. Venezuelan envoys First Secretary Ignacio Luis Cajal Avalos, First Secretary Victor Manuel Pisani Azpurua, and Second Secretary Marcos Jose Garcia Figueredo, have 48 hours to leave the US. Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro expelled three US diplomats from Caracas on Feb. 17, saying they were supporting opposition plots to overthrow him. Since Feb. 12, Venezuelan opponents of Maduro have been staging countrywide protests that the government says have left at least 15 people dead and wounded about 150. Authorities have detained 579 people, of whom 45, including nine police officers and members of the National Guard, remain in custody. Though violent protests have died down, Venezuela remains tense.",
        "Caption": "US Expels 3 Venezuela Diplomats in Retaliation",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1306",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2009 3:07 PM) Widespread layoffs and poor housing data spurred a sell-off in stocks that saw the Dow give back yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gains and more, MarketWatch reports. Weekly jobless claims rose 159,000 and new layoffs were announced at Allstate and Eastman Kodak, stoking fear ahead of next Friday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s January employment report. The Dow fell 226.44 to 8,149.01, the Nasdaq lost 50.50 to 1,507.84, and the S&P 500 fell 28.95, settling at 845.14.",
        "Caption": "226-Point Sell-Off Erases Rally",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1307",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2016 7:33 AM CDT) It was an epic journey that was to end with the world's largest Viking ship making a tour of the Great Lakes. Now the ship might have to make a U-turn. The Draken Harald Harfagre\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich made stops in the Shetland Islands, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and Newfoundland while repeating explorer Leif Eriksson's 1,000-year-old crossing of the Atlantic from Norway\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas set to appear at ports across the Great Lakes beginning Thursday. But upon entering the St. Lawrence Seaway, the crew was informed it would need a $400-per-hour pilot for a total fee of at least $400,000, which it can't afford, reports the Minneapolis Star Tribune. The crew says it believed the ship would be exempt from such a fee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was given free passage through Canada\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the US Coast Guard requires ships carry a pilot in international waters. As the Draken is set to visit Chicago, Green Bay (Wis.), New York City, and ports in Ohio and Connecticut, the fees are just not possible, the owner of the nonprofit project says. The people in the harbors around the lakes are expecting us, the ship captain adds, per MLive. It is a pity if we cannot pursue this expedition. The Draken\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith an oak hull and 3,200-square-foot sail\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill visit Bay City, Mich., this week, then await a possible return to Norway, per a release. A rep for a tall-ships festival in Duluth, Minn., where the ship was to appear in August, tells the Duluth News Tribune that it's a devastating development. But there are heroic efforts to save the day, and I believe the Draken will be here in Duluth, he adds. A petition calling for the fees to be waived has reached 8,000 signatures. (This discovery could change everything we know about Vikings.)",
        "Caption": "Viking Ship on Epic Journey Hits $400K Snag",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1308",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2012 7:06 AM) Although many Americans express anger at the seemingly ever-increasing amount they have to fork over to Uncle Sam, most actually paid a lesser amount in 2010 than they would have in 1980, according to an analysis by the New York Times that took into account federal, state, and local taxes. From 1980 to 2010 (the most recent available year), those earning more than $200,000 have enjoyed the largest decline in total taxes as a percentage of income, and 85% of households earning more than $25,000 per year have also seen the percentage of their income that goes to taxes drop. The group that got hit hardest? Those earning less than $25,000, only about half of which have seen their tax burden decline. While federal tax rates have been cut across the board since 1980, state and local taxes (which typically take a larger percentage of the lowest earners' income) have increased in most of the country, offsetting much of the federal savings\u00e2\u20ac\u201din six states, local tax increases have exceeded the decline in federal rates. Overall, about 31 cents of each dollar earned goes to the government, about the same as in 1980. However, changes to the tax code have seen the taxes paid by a household earning $350,000 fall to 42.1% from 49% (adjusted for inflation). While a household making $22,000 in 2010 paid a much lower percentage\u00e2\u20ac\u201d19.4%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's much closer to what it was for that household in 1980: 20.2%.",
        "Caption": "If It Was 1980, You'd Be Paying More in Taxes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1309",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2015 3:41 PM CDT) It's good news for McDonald's workers in the US, or at least for the ones who happen to work in restaurants owned by the chain instead of by a franchisee: The Wall Street Journal reports that starting on July 1, the company will pay its workers at least $1 above the local minimum wage. The move will bring the average hourly pay to $9.90, an increase of about 10%, and the workers also will be able to get vacation time. The big caveat: The move affects 90,000 workers at the 1,500 stores owned by the company; the other 90% are owned by franchisees, and the franchisees are not obligated to follow suit. We understand that life balance is important, and believe that this will make a difference for our people, wrote CEO Steve Easterbrook, reports the Chicago Tribune. The decision follows intense pressure from labor groups to give fast-food workers more competitive wages. McDonald's also plans to offer all employees, including those at franchisee-owned facilities, education benefits that include help with college tuition.",
        "Caption": "McDonald's to Raise Pay 10% for Workers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1310",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2008 6:47 AM CDT) Tony Snow, a conservative writer and commentator who cheerfully sparred with reporters in the White House briefing room during a year and a half stint as President Bush's press secretary, has died of colon cancer, Fox News reported today. Snow was 53 years old.\u00c2 Snow, who served as the first host of the television news program Fox News Sunday, \u00c2 would later say that in the Bush administration he was enjoying the most exciting, intellectually aerobic job I'm ever going to have. Unlike his predecessor, Scott McClellan, who came to define caution and bland delivery from the White House podium, Snow was never shy about playing to the cameras. Quick at repartee, with a broadcaster's good looks and a relentlessly bright outlook \u00e2\u20ac\u201dif not always a command of the facts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe became a popular figure around the country. He was the first press secretary, by his own accounting, to travel the country raising money for Republican candidates.",
        "Caption": "Tony Snow Dies of Cancer at 53",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1311",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2009 6:01 AM) Dubai markets soared today on news that the troubled sheikdom has received $10 billion in financing from neighbor Abu Dhabi. The funds come just in time for $4.1 billion to repay an Islamic bond of Dubai World's real estate arm, Nakheel, which matures today. The remaining money will be used to pay creditors and contractors of debt-laden Dubai World through April 2010 and to prop up local banks. A bounce from the news was seen not only in Dubai, where the main index opened up 10%, but also in Abu Dhabi, where shares closed up 7.9%, the Wall Street Journal reports. Nakheel's bond has been seen as a litmus test for Dubai's ability to repay its staggering $80 billion debt, and Abu Dhabi saw the adverse market reaction to Nakheel debt restructuring news play out over several days and perhaps decided they had seen enough, a regional finance expert said.",
        "Caption": "Abu Dhabi Sinks $10B Into Dubai",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1312",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2014 3:23 PM) A Phoenix man is behind bars after police charged him with killing his 13-year-old son with an ax. As ABC 15 reports, police went to the home of 51-year-old Gary Sherrill yesterday afternoon after his ex-wife reported that he'd failed to return their son. Sherrill initially told cops that David Sherrill wasn't there, but eventually let them in, where they found the boy dead with stab wounds and lacerations. Sherrill confessed to killing his son with an ax, and told police that he was afraid of the boy and thought David was a demon who was going to eat him.",
        "Caption": "Arizona Dad Charged With Ax-Murdering 13-Year-Old Son",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1313",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2011 2:03 PM CDT) REM is calling it quits after 31 years of performing together, the band announced today, in what members insisted was an entirely amicable breakup. We feel kind of like pioneers in this, bassist Mike Mills wrote on REM\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s website. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no disharmony here, no falling-outs, no lawyers squaring off. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve made this decision together. Frontman Michael Stipe added, A wise man once said\u00e2\u20ac\u201d'the skill in attending a party is knowing when it's time to leave. The band will have one last release later this year, a greatest hits collection that includes a few new tracks, according to Rolling Stone. While making Collapse Into Now and putting together this greatest hits retrospective, we started asking ourselves, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcWhat next?\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 says Mills. These songs seemed to draw a natural line under the last 31 years.",
        "Caption": "REM Splitting Up Amicably After 31 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1314",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2012 5:04 PM CDT) Another factoid for JFK conspiracy theorists: Cuban leader Fidel Castro apparently knew President Kennedy would be assassinated and even told spies to listen carefully to radio chatter coming from Texas on November 22, 1963, the Miami Herald reports. In a new book, former CIA analyst Brian Latell draws on Cuban sources and declassified US documents to argue that Castro was at least aware of Lee Harvey Oswald's intentions. According to the book, Castro\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Secrets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe CIA and Cuba\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Intelligence Machine, Castro knew that Oswald had been refused a visa at the Cuban embassy in Mexico City, and vowed to kill Kennedy to prove his Communist allegiance. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say Fidel Castro ordered the assassination, I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say Oswald was under his control, says Latell. But did Fidel want Kennedy dead? Yes. ... In Fidel\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s mind, he was probably acting in self-defense. (For another, pleasingly convoluted JFK plot involving the mob and Castro, click here.)",
        "Caption": "Castro Knew JFK Would Be Killed Nov. 22, 1963",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1315",
        "News Article": "(Oct 4, 2009 2:31 PM CDT) Mercedes Sosa, the Argentine folk singer who became a powerful voice of resistance to authoritarian Latin American regimes, died today in Buenos Aires. A leading light of the nueva canci\u00c3\u00b3n \u00c2 (new song)\u00c2 movement that pushed for social justice in the 1960s and '70s, Sosa was 74. It's hard to overestimate her popularity and importance as a standard-bearer of folk music and political engagement through folk music, an ethnomusicologist and Sosa scholar told the Washington Post. Driven into exile in Europe in 1979, Sosa returned to Argentina in 1982 and enjoyed a career renaissance and enormous popularity that endured throughout her life. La Negra, \u00c2 as she was known, always sang in Spanish. Her undisputed talent, her honesty and her profound convictions leave a great legacy to future generations, her family said in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Voice of Latin America' Mercedes Sosa Dead at 74",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1316",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2008 5:53 AM) Detroit's city council is calling for the federal government to bail out the city to the tune of $10 billion, reports the Detroit News. The funds would be used to create jobs, improve mass transit, and tackle the city's foreclosure crisis. Council members are also seeking meetings with federal officials, including Barack Obama's transition team. The federal government allocated $47 million to Detroit earlier this year to help deal with foreclosure fallout. No city needs a bailout more than Detroit, said the councilwoman who sponsored the resolution. The best economic stimulus we need in the city of Detroit is people working. Detroit has got to be leading the way on this.",
        "Caption": "City of Detroit Seeks $10B Bailout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1317",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2015 12:12 AM CDT) When men are young and full of ... life, they should freeze some sperm for later use, a British bioethicist argues. Dr. Kevin Smith says the risks associated with older fathers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstudies have pointed to higher rates of autism and a range of other mental disorders\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare enough of a problem that the government should consider setting up a state-supported sperm bank where men can deposit their swimmers at 18 and come back for them if they decide to father a child in their 40s or later. It's time we took seriously the issue of paternal age and its effect on the next generation of children, Smith tells the BBC, which notes that private sperm banking costs around $300 a year, but also that the UK's National Health Service could probably bring costs down considerably. Fertility experts, however, tell the BBC that the suggestion is ridiculous for several reasons, including the fact that the risks associated with older fathers are really quite small, and the fact that most men's sperm doesn't freeze all that well. The chairman of the British Fertility Society tells the BBC that a national sperm bank isn't needed because it not only provides a very artificial approach to procreation, but also a false sense of security as the technology does not guarantee a baby. In a paper published in the Journal of Medical Ethics, Smith says health education to promote earlier fatherhood and incentives for young sperm donors should also be considered. (Another study warns that pesticides could be killing our sperm.)",
        "Caption": "Bioethicist: Men Should Freeze Sperm at 18",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1318",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2016 2:51 AM) The man who invented email\u00e2\u20ac\u201dright down to the addition of the @ symbol\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied over the weekend. Ray Tomlinson was 74, and heart failure is suspected, Ars Technica reports, From the official Twitter account of Gmail: Thank you, Ray Tomlinson, for inventing email and putting the @ sign on the map. #RIP. Tomlinson in 1971 wrote the first email program for ARPANET, a precursor to the Internet, while working at Bolt Beranek and Newman (now Raytheon BBN Technologies). He reportedly showed it to a colleague, saying, Don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t tell anyone! This isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t what we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re supposed to be working on, the Guardian reports. In one interview, Tomlinson reportedly said he created email mostly because it seemed like a neat idea. Early email test messages were, he said, entirely forgettable, and the first email was sent between side-by-side machines. As for the @ symbol, Tomlinson wrote on his website: The at sign just makes sense. The purpose of the at sign (in English) was to indicate a unit price (for example, 10 items @ $1.95). I used the at sign to indicate that the user was 'at' some other host rather than being local. A Raytheon rep tells the Guardian that by choosing the symbol, Tomlinson likely saved it from extinction. It is a symbol that probably would have gone away if not for email, she says. Born in Amsterdam, NY, in 1941, Tomlinson went to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and MIT, later joining the company that would become Raytheon. As for his contribution to email: He was pretty philosophical about it all, the Raytheon rep says. And was surprisingly not addicted to email.",
        "Caption": "Email Inventor Dead at 74",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1319",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2011 8:09 AM CDT) If Donald Trump officially decides to enter the Republican race, he'll probably have to explain why he has donated to so many Democrats. Of the more than $1.3 million in political donations he's made over the years, 54% has gone to Democrats, the Washington Post reports. Those include such big names as Harry Reid, Rahm Emanuel, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Charles Schumer, and Ted Kennedy. Of course, many of Trump's contributions have been in states where he has significant real estate interests. In a recent Fox News interview, Trump explained that New York is overwhelmingly Democratic; the Post notes that more than two-thirds of his donations in the state have gone to Dems. So what am I going to do\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcontribute to Republicans? One thing: I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m not stupid. Am I going to contribute to Republicans for my whole life when they get heat when they run against some Democrat and the most they can get is 1% of the vote? Even though he has also given more than $600,000 to Republicans, it will be hard for him to spin his way out of the Democratic contributions, says a GOP consultant. (Click to read Trump's thoughts on how intelligent Obama is\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor isn't.)",
        "Caption": "54% of Trump\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Donations Went to Democrats",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1320",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2009 2:06 PM) India\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s government will launch an ultra-cheap laptop computer tomorrow as part of a new initiative to update the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s educational system, the Guardian reports. The Sakshat will sell for $10 (500 rupees), a price India hopes will be accessible for most students. The laptop is the centerpiece of a national plan to give college students access to textbooks, class lectures, and homework online. Each laptop costs about $20 to make, but India\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s top education official said the cost is bound to come down with mass production. Nonetheless, some tech experts are skeptical: You cannot even make a computer screen for $20. And India does not build much computer hardware. So where will the savings come from? asked the director of India\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Netcore Solution.",
        "Caption": "India to Unveil $10 Laptop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1321",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2015 10:10 AM) Bittersweet is how Rolling Stone describes it: The four surviving members of the original Grateful Dead are getting together to play three shows in Chicago this summer, but there's a catch: These will be the last shows with the four of us together, Bob Weir tells Billboard. Weir himself is 67, Phil Lesh is 74, Mickey Hart is 71, and Bill Kreutzmann is 68. The Dead will play July 3-5 at Soldier Field, site of the last performance with Jerry Garcia before his death in 1995. The four originals, marking 50 years as a band, will be joined by Trey Anastasio of Phish, Bruce Hornsby, and Jeff Chimenti of Ratdog. Anastasio reflects to Billboard: I've realized that it's no coincidence that they named their best album ever American Beauty, he says. They really embodied the American concept of freedom, rolling around the country with a ginormous gang of people and the mindset that 'you can come if you want, you can leave if you want. We don't know what's going to happen. All we know is we're not looking back.' What could be more American? (The mystery of a Deadhead who went missing in 1995 may be solved.)",
        "Caption": "Grateful Dead Reuniting for 3 Final Shows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1322",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2008 5:17 PM) Barack Obama easily won the Wyoming caucuses today and added 7 delegates to his tally, Chris Cillizza reports in his Washington Post blog. Obama won 61% of the vote and Hillary Clinton won 38%, scoring 5 delegates. Obama campaign chief David Plouffe called the victory a very important win while Clinton's camp depicted the result as a surprisingly good near split in delegates. Both campaigns fired off memos over Iraq war plans as the Wyoming votes were being tallied. Clinton's blasted her rival for claiming to have a pullout plan even though departed adviser Samantha Power said the campaign had none. Obama's camp replied that he has made hard end dates about Iraq a centerpiece of his campaign.",
        "Caption": "Obama Wins 7 Delegates in Wyo.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1323",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2014 3:48 AM CDT) A time capsule sealed with great fanfare in 1914 was finally cracked open yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust over 40 years after the Lower Wall Street Business Men's Association had intended for it to be opened. The bronze box was forgotten amid the New-York Historical Society's archives for decades, but it was rediscovered in the '90s and for a time was thought to be the world's oldest unopened time capsule, reports the New York Times. But the contents turned out to be pretty dull: The now-defunct business organization had filled it with things like financial reports and company yearbooks that they apparently believed would be of great interest to the New Yorkers of 1974. While the 1914 capsule may have been a bit of a letdown, interns at the historical society have contributed items to a time capsule of their own, set to be opened in 2114, reports the Daily Beast. That capsule's contents will include an iPhone, a Kindle, a gay pride T-shirt, an Obama campaign button, subway maintenance signs, a ticket from a Lady Gaga concert, and even websites preserved on a flash drive. In Boston, meanwhile, a 113-year-old time capsule discovered in the head of a lion statue last month will be carefully removed today, the AP reports. A spokeswoman for the Bostonian Society says it may be opened today as well, although any documents inside will probably be too delicate to be removed immediately. (The Steve Jobs Time Capsule was also forgotten and only recently re-discovered.)",
        "Caption": "NYC Cracks Open 1914 Time Capsule 40 Years Late",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1324",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2016 1:25 PM CDT) Democrats ended their gun-control sit-in at the House of Representatives on Thursday after more than 25 hours on the floor, the AP reports. According to Reuters, Democratic lawmakers, who had stayed overnight while chanting and singing, were trying to force a vote on legislation to expand background checks and stop people on terror watch lists from buying guns. They left hours after Republicans shut the House down for the Fourth of July holiday (a move that resulted in chants of shame ). By the time the sit-in ended, not as many Democrats remained on the House floor as had started the protest, and the energy from Wednesday was missing, Politico reports. Democrats rallied with supporters outside the House after ending the sit-in and declared victory despite failing to get Republicans to hold a vote on gun-control legislation. Just because they cut and run in the dark of night, just because they have left doesn't mean we are taking no for an answer, the AP quotes Rep. Nancy Pelosi as saying. Rep. Steny Hoyer says the Democratic lawmakers will use the holiday to increase support for gun-control legislation in their districts. We are going to win this struggle, the AP quotes Rep. John Lewis as saying. Meanwhile, the Senate will vote Thursday on two competing pieces of gun-control legislation introduced by Republicans, Politico reports. Both focus on stopping people on terror watch lists from buying guns, and both votes are motions to table the opposing legislation.",
        "Caption": "Democrats End Gun-Control Sit-In After 25 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1325",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2009 8:02 AM CDT) The US lost 216,000 jobs last month, driving unemployment to 9.7%, its highest level since 1983, the Wall Street Journal reports. The silver lining is that job losses have slowed; payrolls dropped a revised 276,000 in July, and earlier months saw losses of as many as 700,000 jobs. The labor market\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s healing process is agonizingly slow, one economist tells Bloomberg. Individuals will be contending with a weak labor market for some time.",
        "Caption": "Unemployment Hits 9.7%, but Job Losses Are Slowing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1326",
        "News Article": "(Aug 21, 2016 11:38 AM CDT) Matt Roberts, the lead guitarist for 3 Doors Down from the group's founding in 1996 until he left for health reasons in 2012, was found dead Saturday in a Wisconsin hotel, reports Rolling Stone. He was 38. I was wakened at 8:50 this morning by some detectives beating on my door. It's always scary as a parent, they were in suits and that's when they told me. They asked me if Matt Roberts was your son, I said yes, and they said 'we have bad news to tell you, Matt deceased last night,' dad Darrell Roberts tells CNN. The younger Roberts had been rehearsing for a veterans fundraiser; hours after the Robertses returned to the hotel police were called on a reports of a man asleep or passed out in the hallway. Matt Roberts was pronounced dead shortly after. An autopsy is planned to confirm a cause of death. Darrell Roberts says his son had prescription drug addiction. He suffered greatly from anxiety. It's crazy as a performer; he never liked crowds or liked places he didn't know about as a baby, as a child, and this was his way of dealing with it and me and him talked about it often. The father says he thought his son was OK. I thought he had beaten it all, he says.",
        "Caption": "3 Doors Down Guitarist Dies at 38",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1327",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2016 11:30 AM) Facebook has found a creative way to drastically bring down its tax bill in the UK: Pay each employee who works there a million bucks, NBC News reports. As first noted in the Sunday Times, the company will pay out nearly $397 million in bonuses to UK staffers, which comes out to about $1.1 million each, with payments parceled out between now and the end of 2018. By doing so, Facebook can count the bonuses as taxable expenses and slash a large amount off the net profit it has to pay corporation taxes on, the Week explains. But while the soon-to-be wealthy staffers are likely celebrating, the British government is probably feeling a certain amount of frustration: Just last week, Facebook said it would revamp its tax structure in the name of more transparency amid criticism it was avoiding taxes in the UK, agreeing to stop diverting sales through Ireland, the BBC notes. In 2014, Facebook pulled a similar stunt, with the $50 million in stock awards it paid out to employees in the UK resulting in a meager $6,135 corporate tax bill, even though its revenue that year in the UK was close to $150 million, per the Mirror and the AP. And apparently it's not the only company to take advantage of this loophole, with Amazon and other multinational corporations working off of similar tax arrangements. Some say, however, that the company's fair share of taxes will still get paid\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe plan will simply shift the tax burden to the millionaire employees, who are already said to be paid an average salary of nearly $300,000 each and are taxed at a 45% rate. (While Facebook may be trying to avoid taxes, a teen is using the site to try to find his father.)",
        "Caption": "Facebook to Pay Each UK Worker $1.1M Bonus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1328",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2010 6:56 AM CDT) The human fetus is naturally sedated and feels no pain before 24 weeks, say British researchers. In fact, it may not feel any pain until birth, reports the BBC. The scientific review, commissioned by Britain's Department of Health, is likely to roil the abortion debate in Britain and in the US. The researchers at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists concluded that because brain connections aren't fully formed, the fetus exists in what amounts to an unconscious state. The review focused on the 24-week mark, which is the legal upper limit for British abortions. It can be concluded that the fetus cannot experience pain in any sense prior to this gestation, the report states. More details at the Guardian.",
        "Caption": "Fetus Feels No Pain Before 24 Weeks: Study",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1329",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2020 1:02 AM CDT) Since the coronavirus pandemic began, at least 338,982 children have been infected with COVID-19 in the US\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand more than a quarter of those infections happened during a period of just two weeks, the New York Times reports. A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association reveals that at least 97,000 US kids tested positive for the virus during the last two weeks of July. The actual numbers could be higher, because the report did not include complete data from Texas and New York. Another new report, this one from the CDC, reveals when looking at cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children or MIS-C, the condition related to COVID-19 that affects some kids, about 40% of cases were found in Hispanic or Latino children while 33% were found in Black children. Just 13% of the cases were found in white children. Nearly two-thirds of the 570 MIS-C cases reported from early March through late July ended up in ICUs; 10 of the cases ended in death. The Wall Street Journal reports that, as schools wrestle with whether to resume in-person classes in the fall, more information is coming out to suggest children are not as unaffected by the virus as initial reports suggested. In the US, 45 children under the age of 15 have died from COVID-19. More than 25 kids died from the virus in July alone, CBS News reports.",
        "Caption": "Nearly 100K Children in US Test Positive in 2 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1330",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2012 8:57 AM) Yet another poll puts Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, and Rick Santorum 1-2-3 in Iowa two days before the state's caucuses. The poll, conducted by the Des Moines Register over four days last week, puts Romney at 24%, Paul at 22%, and Santorum at 15%. However, the pollster says, Momentum\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s name is Rick Santorum. Look at the final two days of polling separately and you'll see a surging Santorum in second place, with 21%, while Paul drops to 18% and Romney stays at 24%. A lot could still change between now and Tuesday: 41% of likely caucusgoers said they could change their minds. Over the full four days of the poll, Newt Gingrich came in fourth with 12%, followed by Rick Perry (11%) and Michele Bachmann (7%).",
        "Caption": "Romney, Paul, Santorum 1-2-3 in Another Iowa Poll",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1331",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2010 4:42 PM CDT) Because the world doesn't spend nearly enough time watching goofy videos: Fifteen-minute vids can now be uploaded to YouTube, a bump from the previous 10-minute cap. YouTube said lifting the limit was the most requested change from users, but one that took considerable effort, given the site's ever-increasing storage. In March, the company said 24 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute, notes CNET.",
        "Caption": "YouTube Allows 15-Minute Videos",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1332",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2013 3:35 PM) At least $8 billion of the $60 billion spent by the United States on Iraq reconstruction was wasted due to US insistence on large rebuilding projects that the Iraqis did not want\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's according to the long-awaited, 171-page report Learning From Iraq, released today by the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, reports the New York Times. For the most part, rebuilding projects were poorly planned and supervised, with American managers operating in a vacuum and little Iraqi input, according to one Iraqi official. Although there were a few success stories\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe report cites the Port of Umm Qasr\u00e2\u20ac\u201din the end, the judgment was too much money was spent with too few results, says James Jeffrey, the American ambassador in Iraq from 2010 to 2012. The report also criticizes President Obama's withdrawal of troops in December 2011, quoting Leon Panetta as saying that the end of the US presence cost America much of its leverage to stop the Iraqi government from making bad decisions and going off a cliff. You can read the full report at the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction website.",
        "Caption": "US Wasted $8B in Aid to Rebuild Iraq: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1333",
        "News Article": "(Aug 8, 2013 9:14 AM CDT) A Miami Beach teenager is dead after getting tased by police who spotted him tagging a vacant McDonald's with graffiti. The case is getting more attention than usual because 17-year-old Israel Hernandez-Llach had the reputation of a budding artist. He was on the threshold of acclaim in Miami Beach art circles, reports the Miami Herald, which labels the Colombian native a sculptor, painter, writer, and photographer. Israel's death, however, came via his colorful graffiti, which he spray-painted under the name Reefa. Police say he ran when spotted by officers, then ran toward the officers when confronted. He was tased once in the chest and immediately went into distress. The officers were forced to use the Taser to avoid a physical incident, says the police chief. Autopsy results are pending, and the death is under investigation by the city and state. He wanted to change the world somehow through art, says his sister. We want answers.",
        "Caption": "Graffiti Artist, 17, Dies After Police Tasing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1334",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2012 7:08 AM CDT) Shortly after leaving a pub yesterday afternoon, David Cameron realized he'd left something behind: his daughter. The British prime minister thought Nancy, 8, was with wife Samantha; Samantha thought the girl was in the car her husband was traveling in. In fact, she was in the bathroom, the Sun reports. After the family realized what had happened, the PM hurried back to pick his daughter up; she was separated from her parents for about 15 minutes. The staff didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know what to do once they'd found her, said a local. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not like you can look up David Cameron in the phone book and then ring to say, 'You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve left your daughter behind.'",
        "Caption": "Cameron Leaves 8-Year-Old at Pub",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1335",
        "News Article": "(Oct 4, 2012 7:11 AM CDT) A meningitis outbreak linked to epidural steroid injections has now spread to five states; four victims have died, while 30 others are sick, and experts expect the numbers to continue climbing. Scientists have tied the illness to a steroid tainted with the Aspergillus fungus. All victims so far had received injections from a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy called the New England Compounding Center. Some 23 states may already have received shipments of the contaminated drug. Tennessee, Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland have been affected so far, and I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m afraid we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to see many more cases spread across the country, says an expert. This type of meningitis is not, however, contagious between people. Compounding pharmacies come up with drug mixtures not made by manufacturers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the pharmacies aren't held to the same tough safety standards, the New York Times notes. The pharmacy recalled three lots of steroid injections on Sept. 26, the Wall Street Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "4 Dead as Meningitis Outbreak Spreads",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1336",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2010 11:40 AM) It may not yet feel like much of a recovery to jobless Americans, President Obama concedes, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s thanks to the massive economic stimulus package passed a year ago that a second depression is no longer a possibility. Obama celebrated the anniversary of the recovery act today with a reminder that it had saved or created around 2 million jobs. And David Leonhardt seconds the president's claim. The best-known economic research firms all agree with the president\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s jobs numbers, he writes in the New York Times. And second, Leonhardt adds, Vice President Biden is right when he notes that critics fail to acknowledge that we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re only halfway through the act. Calling the stimulus a failure now is almost as if the lasting image of the lunar space program was Apollo 6, an unmanned 1968 mission that had engine problems, and not Apollo 11, the moon landing.",
        "Caption": "1 Year In, Stimulus Has Saved 2M Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1337",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2013 4:23 AM CDT) A 60-year-old veteran gunned down 13 people in Serbia, including a baby, in a pre-dawn house-to-house rampage today before trying to kill himself and his wife, in what RT is calling Serbia's worst peacetime shooting. The man, identified as Ljubisa Bogdanovic, used a handgun in the shooting spree at five houses in Velika Ivanca, a village 30 miles southeast of Belgrade. Residents of the village said he first killed his son before leaving the house and then began shooting his neighbors, some of whom were still asleep. He knocked on the doors and as they were opened he just fired a shot, said one. Reuters reports that his mother was among the dead. The man and his wife were both severely injured by the shootings; officials say the motive is unclear. The suspect had lost his job last year and fought as a Serb volunteer soldier in the war in Croatia in 1992, the police chief said. Villagers said Bogdanovic fought in Vukovar, the eastern Croatian town that was destroyed in a massive Serbian-led army offensive, the scene of the worst bloodshed during Croatia's 1991-95 war for independence.",
        "Caption": "13 Killed in Serbia Mass Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1338",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2013 3:53 PM CDT) A two-headed turtle has hatched at the San Antonio Zoo. Name: Thelma and Louise. The female Texas cooter arrived June 18 and will go on display tomorrow at the zoo's Friedrich Aquarium. The turtle appears healthy and is able to swim and walk, and experts at the zoo don't foresee any health problems. The San Antonio facility is no stranger to two-headed reptiles: The facility was home to a two-headed Texas rat snake named Janus from 1978 until the creature's death in 1995.",
        "Caption": "Zoo Welcomes 2-Headed Turtle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1339",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2012 12:50 PM CDT) Nearly 40% of the time a New York City dispatcher answers a 911 call, there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no actual emergency. Yep, in 2010, two-fifths of all calls to New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 911 system were accidental butt dials, the New York Daily News reports. A total of 10.4 million 911 calls were received that year, a new report found, and police were sent to about 3.5 million emergencies as a result. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s notable since the number of butt dials was higher than that, at almost 4 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor an average of 10,700 per day.",
        "Caption": "40% of NYC's 911 Calls Are Butt Dials",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1340",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2018 8:30 AM) After an outcry, the organization that controls the release of emojis has added two more legs to the forthcoming lobster emoji to make it correct. The Portland Press Herald reports that soon after the Unicode Consortium released proposed images of 157 new emojis, Maine residents took umbrage at the lobster emoji's eight legs instead of the correct 10. Emojipedia Chief Emoji Officer Jeremy Burge wrote in a blog post Monday that the consortium had heard people's complaints and is releasing updated designs for the lobster emoji, alongside updates for a skateboard and DNA emoji. (The post has before and after images.) The lobster emoji is expected to be available later this year, per the AP.",
        "Caption": "After Maine Objects, Lobster Emoji Getting 2 More Legs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1341",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2015 1:56 AM CDT) A more accurate name for the Cancer Fund of America would be the Reynolds Family Luxury Fund, according to federal investigators who say they've uncovered one of the biggest charity frauds on record. An FTC complaint says the fund and three related charities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Breast Cancer Society, the Children's Cancer Fund of America, and Cancer Support Services\u00e2\u20ac\u201dspent just 3% of donations on cancer patients and used much of the rest to pay for things like college tuition, consumer goods, luxury cruises, and even dating site memberships for family and friends, the Wall Street Journal reports. The organizations are accused of scamming donors out of $187 million between 2008 and 2012. The FTC complaint calls the organizations sham charities operated as personal fiefdoms by James T. Reynolds of Knoxville, Tenn., and his relatives, the Journal reports. Regulators from all 50 states joined the complaint. Some charities use donations to send children with cancer to Disney World, South Carolina's secretary of state tells the New York Times. In this case, the Children's Cancer Fund of America used donations to send themselves to Disney World. Two of the charities have already agreed to be dissolved, and the FTC says recovered funds will go to legitimate charities, though the chief of the commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection tells CNN that there's not much left and regulators will be lucky to recover $1 million.",
        "Caption": "Feds: Family Spent $187M Given to Cancer Charities",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1342",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2011 10:44 AM CDT) Belfast is marking 100 years since the launch of the most famous vessel ever built at the city's shipyards\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe RMS Titanic. After three years in construction at the Harland & Wolff shipyard, the Titanic sailed out into Belfast Lough on May 31, 1911. On April 15, 1912, the luxury liner advertised as practically unsinkable sank after striking an iceberg on its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York. More than 1,500 of the 2,200 people aboard died. The launch anniversary will be marked today with a dockside religious service and the opening of a Titanic exhibition. For decades Belfast shied away from advertising its link with the disaster, but recently the city has embraced the ship, even developing the Titanic Quarter retail and residential district. (Click to read about the 2009 death of Titanic's last survivor, Millvina Dean.)",
        "Caption": "Belfast Marks 100th Anniversary of Titanic Launch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1343",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2014 7:33 AM) Even the biggest reservoir in the US wouldn't provide enough water to replace what's been lost in California's drought. In fact, you'd need 1.5 times that much water, or 11 trillion gallons, to do so, according to NASA satellite findings. Another way to put it in perspective: It's 130,000 Rose Bowls' worth of water, USA Today notes. It's also more water than California uses every year, even with 38 million residents. This is the first time the amount of water needed to end a drought has ever been calculated, NASA reports. The study involved two satellites tracking the planet's gravitational field; small changes in the field are associated with changes in the water supply, Mashable reports. Each year since 2011, the Sacramento and San Joaquin river basins have lost about 4 trillion gallons. What's more, the snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains is just half of what earlier estimates suggested, and it's one of the three lowest on record and the worst since 1977, when California's population was half what it is now, a researcher says. That means less snow melt and more absorption of sunlight into the ground, helping warm the planet and leading to drier conditions that make it more difficult to get snow water to reservoirs, he adds. It takes years to get into a drought of this severity, and it will likely take many more big storms, and years, to crawl out of it, says the water study's leader.",
        "Caption": "California's Massive Drought Deficit: 11T Gallons of Water",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1344",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2009 7:53 AM) A boy seriously injured in a Disneyland ride has died 9 years after the accident, reports the Los Angeles Times. Brandon Zucker suffered severe brain damage and never recovered after he was crushed in a Roger Rabbit ride as a 4-year-old. A state agency determined operators failed to fasten a restraining bar over Brandon and his mom, and ordered new safety features. It wasn't immediately clear why the boy died. His father found Brandon unresponsive at home.",
        "Caption": "Boy Dies 9 Years After Disneyland Ride Tragedy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1345",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2010 5:58 PM CDT) Proposition 19 may have captured a lot of media attention, but the ballot initiative to legalize marijuana in California is suddenly in jeopardy. It's trailing 51% to 39% in a new Los Angeles Times poll after leading much of the way until now. The problem, apparently, is that supporters haven't raised the kind of money necessary for a sustained ad campaign on television. Generally speaking, Democrats and independents favor the measure, and Republicans oppose it. While Latinos initially seemed to support it, they now oppose it 2 to 1. Men are evenly split, while more women don't like it, and both sides see one group in particular as a key swing vote: mothers. The poll is the second this week to show waning support\u00e2\u20ac\u201da Public Policy Institute of California survey found 44% for it and 49% opposed.",
        "Caption": "Prop 19 on Legal Pot Is in Trouble",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1346",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2009 10:03 AM) The 93-year-old Michigan man who froze to death last month after his electricity was cut off was a World War II medic who left his estate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpossibly more than $500,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto a local hospital, CNN reports. Despite the savings, Martin Schur was $1,000 behind on his utility bill. He loved his community, says his nephew, who hopes the tragedy reminds others to look out for their neighbor. This can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be allowed to happen in this country, says a neighbor. Residents have urged a probe of the electric company, which had installed a device to limit power to Schur\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s home. It was never reset, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s unclear whether Schur, who lived alone and was found dead Jan. 17, knew how to do so. The company has since removed all limiters.",
        "Caption": "93-Year-Old Left to Freeze Leaves $500K to Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1347",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2013 2:35 PM CDT) Despite mediocre reviews, Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington shoot-em-up 2 Guns fired to No. 1 at the box office this weekend, with a $27.4 million US opening, the AP reports. It was a less explosive domestic debut for The Smurfs 2, which earned an underwhelming $18.2 million to take third place. Fortunately for producer Sony Pictures, the international market proved more interested in the '80s throwback, and the film grossed $52.5 million in foreign cinemas, per the Hollywood Reporter. Sandwiched in between them at No. 3, was last week's No. 1 The Wolverine, which brought in $21.7 million. Rounding out the Top 5, The Conjuring took No. 4 with $13.6 million, and Despicable Me 2 grossed $10.4 million for No. 5. And at the specialty box office, the much-discussed Bret Easton Ellis-penned The Canyons, starring Lindsay Lohan and porn star James Deen, failed to live up to the amount of press it received, earning just $15,200.",
        "Caption": "2 Guns Hits the Bullseye",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1348",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2010 6:42 AM CDT) A California woman who underwent a double mastectomy and later discovered she didn't have breast cancer will be paid $198,000 after winning a medical malpractice lawsuit. Ana Jimenez-Salgado had her breasts surgically removed at a Los Angeles county hospital after outside pathologists said the cells obtained from an August 2007 biopsy were cancerous. When she later underwent reconstructive surgery, the hospital's pathologists examined the issue and concluded she never had breast cancer. In her lawsuit, Jimenez-Salgado alleged the hospital was negligent in relying on the external pathologists, and that her breast reconstruction was negligently performed. The county admitted that it failed to review her biopsy specimens before deciding on the mastectomy.",
        "Caption": "Woman Gets $198K for Mastectomies She Didn't Need",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1349",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2019 10:55 AM) If you've been feeling pretty good about your alcohol consumption, making sure to never go over the recommended maximum of two drinks per day, we have bad news: You have to start keeping it to 1.4 drinks a day, at least according to one group of experts. Australia's National Health and Medical Research Council has updated its alcohol guidelines for the first time in a decade, and it now says that to reduce health risks related to alcohol, adults should limit themselves to 10 standard alcoholic drinks per week, which comes out to about 1.4 per day. (The previous recommendation was a maximum of 14 per week.) But, as the Guardian notes, if you're not drinking every single day of the week, the new guideline for the maximum number of drinks in one day is four. The good news is that the council's three years of research on the matter show that limiting your weekly beverages to no more than 10 reduces your lifetime risk of dying from an injury or illness related to alcohol consumption to less than 1 in 100. The new guidelines come after the council found strengthened links between alcohol consumption and cancer, Australia's ABC News reports. It also found less strength for the alcohol is good for you argument for drinking, say, a glass or two of red wine a day. The guidelines, of course, also recommend pregnant women (or women planning to get pregnant) and children under the age of 18 not drink at all. The Conversation has a link to standard drink amounts calculated via glass size. Meanwhile, US dietary guidelines still define moderate alcohol consumption as no more than one drink per day for women, two for men.",
        "Caption": "2 Drinks a Day Is OK? Not Anymore, Says Council",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1350",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2011 9:54 AM CDT) It's official: Michele Bachmann is running for president. Of course, we already knew that, but the Minnesota congresswoman formally announced her plans today in Iowa, where she was born. We can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t afford four more years of Barack Obama, she said to the 300 or so who assembled in Waterloo. As a constitutional conservative, I believe in the founding fathers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 vision of a limited government that trusts in and preserves the unlimited potential of the American people. Bachmann, the only 2012 candidate born in Iowa, lived there until she was 12 and moved to Minnesota with her family, the Des Moines Register reports. Her announcement comes at a particularly buzzy time for Bachmann: Yesterday, she was speaking out against a report that she received federal subsidies (which she is supposedly opposed to), and she also made headlines when Chris Wallace asked if she was a flake. She is also in a dead heat with Mitt Romney to lead Iowa polls.",
        "Caption": "Bachmann Announces 2012 Run",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1351",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2013 6:34 PM CDT) A Banksy mural taken from a wall in north London was sold for over $1.1 million at a private auction last night. The piece, Slave Labour, of a young boy sewing Union Jack flags, was sprayed onto the side of a store in 2012. It was removed in February this year, and was supposed to be sold off at an auction house in Miami, but was pulled from the auction at the last minute amid protests. But the sellers weren't fazed this time: the piece pulled in three bids over $1.1 million by champagne-sipping collectors at the members-only event, reports Bloomberg. Legally, graffiti is the property of the owner of the building it is painted onto. But many street art fans claim the pieces are intended to be enjoyed by the public, and should remain the property of all. One British politician called for Slave Labour to be returned to its original location. You have deprived a community of an asset that was given to us for free and greatly enhanced an area that needed it, she said, as per the BBC. I call on you, and your consciences, to pull the piece from both potential sales and return it to its rightful place.",
        "Caption": "Banksy Graffiti Taken Off Wall, Sold For $1.1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1352",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2013 3:55 PM CDT) The White House plans to transfer two detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Algeria, the first movement of prisoners out since the president announced a renewed push to close the military-run detention center in Cuba. The White House said it was starting the transfers as part of Obama's goal to close the prison, a campaign promise that has eluded him since he took office. We are taking this step in consultation with the Congress, and in a responsible manner that protects our national security, said Obama press secretary Jay Carney in a statement. A Pentagon spokesman said that under long-standing policy, the names of the two detainees will not be released until after the transfer. He also wouldn't say what security assurances they had from the Algerian government as part of the arrangement. A spokesman for the House Armed Services Committee said the panel has received the proper certification, which requires the defense secretary to ensure that in transferring a detainee to another country, the individual will not engage in terrorist activities. Assuming the transfers go through, that would leave 164 prisoners at Gitmo, about 70 of whom meet the criteria to be classified as being on hunger strike.",
        "Caption": "164 to Go: US Transferring 2 Gitmo Prisoners to Algeria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1353",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2011 12:36 AM CDT) A California food company has recalled some 30,000 pounds of lettuce feared tainted by listeria. The lettuce was distributed in 19 states and Canada, reports the Wall Street Journal. So far no illness linked to the lettuce has been reported, but 16 people have died from listeria in Colorado cantaloupe. Most of the chopped romaine lettuce sold by True Leaf Farms of San Juan Bautista was sold to food-service companies and likely ended up in restaurants and cafeterias. Random tests discovered listeria in a batch of the lettuce, and True Leaf voluntarily recalled all 90 cartons shipped to an Oregon distributor, reports AP. Officials are seeking the source of the contamination.",
        "Caption": "30K Pounds of Lettuce Recalled in Listeria Scare",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1354",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2010 3:00 PM) A beloved product originally intended as a funky wallcovering celebrates its 50th anniversary this year with the popping not of champagne corks but of bubbles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe bubbles in Bubble Wrap. Bubble Wrap (yes, it's a trademark) brings in more than $4 billion a year for its New Jersey-based manufacturer and has about that many fans. From the woman who wore a Bubble Wrap wedding dress to the creator of virtual popping applications for the web and the iPhone, fans are numerous and dedicated. It seems like every day there's something new, an exec with Sealed Air, which makes Bubble Wrap, tells the AP. Says an artist and prominent online fan: It's something that everybody enjoys. Pop a few bubbles yourself by clicking here.",
        "Caption": "Happy 50th, Bubble Wrap",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1355",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2011 3:05 PM CDT) Fears that the US economy is stalling sent the Dow Jones industrial average down 280 points, erasing more than a quarter of the stock market's gains for the year. A pair of reports raised new doubts about the economy's strength: A key manufacturing index fell from its April level, and private employers added just 38,000 jobs in May, according to payroll processor ADP. Analysts had expected a growth of 180,000. Stocks fell broadly, with all 30 stocks in the Dow declining. The Dow lost 280 points, or 2.2%, to 12,290. The S&P fell 31, or 2.3%, to 1,315. The Nasdaq fell 66, or 2.3%, to 2,769. Five stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange. Consolidated volume came to 4.4 billion shares.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plunges 280, Erases Quarter of Year's Gains",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1356",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2012 5:43 AM CDT) Al-Qaeda today is mostly a spent force, unable to carry out another 9\/11-style attack, said US intelligence officials yesterday, reports Reuters. The mostly anonymous assessment\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a conference call led by Robert Cardillo, deputy director of US national intelligence\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcame one year after the killing of Osama bin Laden, with security experts also noting that al-Qaeda had been diminished by the Arab Spring around the Middle East. For the next year at least, an attack using chemical, biological, atomic, or radiological weapons by the core group was deemed extremely unlikely. Of course, there is still the danger of lone wolf attacks, like Mohamed Merah in France or home-grown extremists like Anders Behring Breivik (who says he studied al-Qaeda, too). And while al-Qaeda is mostly a shell of what it once was, it has given birth to four major spinoffs that worry intelligence experts, especially the Yemen-based al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which has made several attempts at hitting the continental United States over the past 18 months, including hiding a bomb in a photocopier toner cartridge in a US-bound plane.",
        "Caption": "Gutted al-Qaeda Incapable of Another 9\/11: Experts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1357",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2014 6:08 AM CDT) With three legs all to herself, a 22-month-old toddler from Panama will next month undergo a major surgery at Shriners Hospitals for Children Los Angeles to remove the two that don't work. Ana Paula was born a conjoined twin, with not just three legs but three kidneys and potential reproductive issues. Her sister did not survive the procedure that separated them when they were roughly three weeks old. Their medical condition is so rare, in fact, that only a dozen survivable cases are reported each year, reports KTLA. Ana is to have her middle leg removed; as for her right leg, the knee and foot aren't functional, so doctors expect it to be amputated at the knee or higher. I think she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be very functional as a walker, at the very least with crutches or with the arm crutches or something similar, one of the surgeons tells CBS. Still, even with a prosthetic she's not expected to ever walk normally, and the doctors say she suffers other acute medical conditions as well. Her treatment is being paid for by the nonprofit Children of War Foundation and two of the Shriners Hospitals for Children in California. Ana arrived in LA Sunday; her first surgery is a month out. (Click to read about conjoined twins who share a heart.)",
        "Caption": "Girl With 3 Legs to Have 2 Removed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1358",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2013 10:41 AM CDT) Six US troops and civilians were killed today along with an Afghan doctor in attacks in southern and eastern Afghanistan. In the south, three US service members, two US civilians, and the doctor were killed when a suicide bomber detonated a car full of explosives near a convoy in Zabul province. Several other Americans and Afghans, possibly as many as nine, were wounded. Another American civilian was killed in an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan, the US military said. The attacks occurred the same day that US Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived in Afghanistan to assess the level of training that American troops can provide to Afghan forces after international combat forces withdraw next year. The deaths bring the number of foreign military forces killed this year to 30, including 22 Americans. A total of six foreign civilians have died in Afghanistan so far this year, according to an Associated Press count.",
        "Caption": "6 Americans Dead in Afghan Attacks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1359",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2009 3:46 PM) Donovan McNabb and his Philadelphia Eagles get another week to keep chasing that elusive Super Bowl crown, and Eli Manning and the New York Giants get a whole off-season to wonder what went wrong, the AP\u00c2 reports. McNabb made all the big plays that Manning did not, and the Eagles eliminated the Super Bowl champions 23-11 today to reach the NFC title game for the fifth time in eight seasons. McNabb lunged for one touchdown, threw for another, and converted several key third downs to move the sixth-seeded Eagles (11-6-1) into next Sunday's title game at Arizona (11-7).\u00c2 It feels like it was years ago, McNabb said.",
        "Caption": "Eagles Oust Giants, 23-11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1360",
        "News Article": "(Sep 9, 2015 11:34 AM CDT) Apparently Congress is not starstruck by Meryl Streep. Earlier this summer, the actress wrote a letter calling for support of the Equal Rights Amendment and mailed a copy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalong with a book on the subject by the president of the ERA Coalition\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto every member of Congress, Vanity Fair reports. But on Saturday, speaking at the Telluride Film Festival, Streep revealed she didn't get such a great reception. I sent them each a book called Equal Means Equal by Jessica Neuwirth, Streep said, according to the Hollywood Reporter. It's about the revival of the attempt to get an ERA that would codify in law that you can't discriminate against women. I got five answers. The letter asked lawmakers to stand up for equality\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor your mother, your daughter, your sister, your wife or yourself\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby actively supporting the Equal Rights Amendment. Streep discussed it while on a panel after a screening of her new movie, Suffragette, in which she stars as activist Emmeline Pankhurst, who founded the Women\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Social and Political Union and helped women earn the right to vote in England at the turn of the 20th century. Asked why she thinks an Equal Rights Amendment is necessary today, Streep noted, It needs to be set down in law. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 For the rest of the world, it's important that this is set down in law. She added that she hopes Pope Francis will take up the cause: He must address issues of inequality. The conversation changes when women are at the table.",
        "Caption": "Meryl Streep Wrote to Everyone in Congress, Got 5 Replies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1361",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2015 2:44 PM CDT) A French couple fell 40 feet to their deaths from a castle wall while apparently making love, the Independent reports. Naked bodies of the two 31-year-olds were found in a moat that surrounds a castle on the main island of Chausey Archipelago, off the coast of Normandy in the English Channel. Discovered Thursday morning, the man was lying in a waterless area of the moat; the woman was later found in about 5 feet of water. Police say that perhaps they were making love and something went wrong, per French newspaper Le Figaro. Authorities found their belongings above in the castle located at Vauban Fort, police say. The man was apparently a seasonal worker on the island and the woman a nurse who may have been paying him a visit, Australia's News Network reports. The Local France mentions that the couple could have jumped, and authorities are still investigating. The fortress, now a popular tourist site, was built under Napoleon III's orders in 1859 to defend against warships from England. It was home to a Nazi garrison during WWII and held Austrian and German prisoners during WWI. (An ill-advised tryst in Spain ended with a woman at the bottom of a well.)",
        "Caption": "Couple 'Having Sex' Plunges 40 Feet Over Castle Wall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1362",
        "News Article": "(Feb 25, 2013 6:15 PM) C. Everett Koop, the best-known surgeon general of the 20th century, died today in Hanover, NH, at the age of 96, the Washington Post reports. Recognized for his appearance\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan epauleted uniform and grim expression that harked back to the Civil War\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe also waged a fierce war on tobacco and surprised fellow conservatives by spreading information about AIDS during the Reagan years. He was the only person in that administration who spoke the truth when it came to AIDS, recalled an AIDS activist. Liberals had staunchly opposed his confirmation, which took eight months to complete. A surgeon during World War II, he pioneered pediatric surgery as chief surgeon at the Children\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Hospital of Philadelphia. He also improved hernia repairs and separated conjoined twins several times. In later life, he wrote an autobiography and launched a medical-information website that proved embarrassing because some of the data was paid advertising. Yet he remained a popular and easily recognized figure, the AP reports. I was walking down the street with him one time a few years ago, says a Philadelphia doctor. People were yelling out, 'There goes Dr. Koop!' You'd have thought he was a rock star.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Surgeon General Koop Dead at 96",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1363",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2014 4:37 PM CDT) A man and a woman gunned down two Las Vegas police officers today at a pizza restaurant before killing a civilian at a Walmart and taking their own lives, police said. In an apparent ambush, the female suspect shot an officer in the back of the head as he refilled his soft drink, killing him immediately, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. She then shot the other officer as he tried to draw his pistol. The two officers are Alyn Beck, 42, and Igor Soldo, 32, officials said. No motive has been found for the attack, but witnesses say one of the assailants shouted This is the start of a revolution before the first shooting. The shooters then took the officers' guns and ammunition and crossed the street to Walmart, where witnesses say shots were fired. In one version, the shooters got in a gunfight with a citizen carrying a concealed weapon. Police confirmed that a civilian just inside Walmart's front doors was shot dead. The gunfire triggered chaos inside, where people hid for cover and ran out the doors. There were literally a thousand witnesses to the attack, an assistant sheriff told the Las Vegas Sun. It is a very complex, very dynamic crime scene. The female shooter then shot her accomplice, wounding him, and shot herself in the head; he also shot himself dead. Both carried big duffel bags, and the bomb squad was called in, but no word yet on what they found. The families of the dead officers are devastated, said Sheriff Doug Gillespie. At a moment\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s notice they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve lost their loved one. But he said that we will work very closely with them as we move forward through the grieving process.",
        "Caption": "5 Dead in Las Vegas Police Ambush",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1364",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2009 2:35 PM CDT) It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been 20 years since self-described 1 Hit Wonder Young MC released Bust a Move, but the rapper is happy the song has held up as well as it has, he tells Rolling Stone. People aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t going to get a babysitter to go to a club and hear about you shooting people and raping women, he says. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll go \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 to hear Baby Got Back or Bust a Move or Wild Thing, because that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a fun time out. Crossing over wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t a bad thing, because nobody had crossed over yet, he continues. What\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s his favorite story? Ari Fleischer got drunk at a party at the ranch and did Bust a Move on karaoke, he says of the Bush spokesman. They said he was actually good. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 The kids who were listening to it then are now gainfully employed.",
        "Caption": "20 Years Later, Young MC Still Busts a Move",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1365",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2012 6:42 PM CDT) Attorneys for whistle-blowers have donated millions of dollars to President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is hardly surprising, considering that his fight against corporate fraud has put millions in their pockets, the New York Times reports. With the Dodd-Frank Act empowering whistle-blowers, Obama's administration has paid them $1.6 billion so far, and lawyers have taken up to 40% of that. Increasingly, this is not just about exposing wrongdoing, says an analyst. It is about trying to generate as much money and fees for the firms handling the cases. In fact, top laws firms have helped SEC officials forge whistle-blower rules and later hired them on as lawyers. At the same time, the federal government has collected $13.2 billion from companies whose fraud was exposed by whistle-blowers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the lawyers who have raised more than $3 million for Obama insist they're doing it out of admiration. But they don't deny the financial incentive: The way you get more hunting dogs showing up is you feed them, says the head of a legal industry group. And the Justice Department is cooking with Crisco right now.",
        "Caption": "Whistle-Blower Lawyers Give Obama $3M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1366",
        "News Article": "(Jul 7, 2012 5:33 AM CDT) The California Senate narrowly approved the $7.9 billion needed to start construction on the United States' first dedicated high-speed train line, which eventually should connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. About $4.6 billion will come from state bonds and $3.3 billion from the federal government, money that could have been taken away if California did not authorize its funds this month. While that may sound like a lot of money, in fact it is just enough for the first 130 miles of track, and the budget for the entire line has ballooned up to $68 billion, way up from the original $40 billion. No date has been set yet for when construction will begin, but when it does the first segment will be built in the lightly populated Central Valley, from Madera to Bakersfield. The plan still faces regulatory approval and lawsuits from farming interests, notes the Los Angeles Times, but yesterday's vote keeps it alive. This the wrong plan, said one of the four Democrats who voted against the train, in the wrong place at the wrong time.",
        "Caption": "California Senate Votes to Fund 1st US Bullet Train",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1367",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2011 5:45 AM CDT) Twin explosions ripped through a market district in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan, earlier today, killing at least 34 people and injuring more than 100. The initial bomb went off in a hotel bathroom from a timed device, say police, but the second was detonated by a suicide bomber on a motorcycle. A hotel and six shops were badly damaged. The first blast was quite small but as people gathered close to the site of the explosion, the second one, which was a real big one, went off, a senior police official told the AFP. The attacks come just after visits by CIA chief Leon Panetta and Afghan President Hamid Karzai. But despite the Pakistani Taliban leading a string of revenge bombings since the killing of Osama bin Laden, they denied responsibility for these attacks. We did not carry out this attack in Peshawar. It is an attempt by foreign secret agencies who are doing it to malign us, said a Taliban spokesman. We do not target innocent people. Our targets are very clear, we attack security forces, government, and people who are siding with it.",
        "Caption": "Deadly Blasts Kill 34 in Pakistan Market",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1368",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2013 12:35 PM CDT) Just how well did the Tesla Model S do in government safety tests? The highest score a car can get is 5 stars. The Model S got 5.4. Yes, writes Travis Okulski at Jalopnik. It broke the scale. In fact, the electric car did better than any vehicle ever tested by the National Highway Transportation Safety Board, reports the Christian Science Monitor. About 1% of cars get a 5-star rating, but the Tesla did exceptionally well in all the individual categories and subcategories\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfront impact, side impact, rear impact, rollover vulnerability, you name it. Frontal impact was aided by the lack of engine block under the Tesla's 'frunk'\u00e2\u20ac\u201dallowing more space for impact absorption, writes Antony Ingram at the Monitor, who finds evidence of a real-world test in Tennessee. A woman driving a Tesla S there slammed into a power pole hard enough to knock it down and cut off power to a neighborhood, reports WGNS. But she emerged unscathed, except for DUI charges. (The Model S, which starts at a mere $70,000, also got rave reviews from Consumer Reports.)",
        "Caption": "Tesla Model S Safety Rating: 5.4 Out of 5 Stars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1369",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2019 12:37 PM) A federal agency with the power to seek recalls and issue fines is investigating two fatal Tesla crashes in Florida over the past week, Reuters reports. The Friday crash in Delray Beach involved a 2018 Model 3 that had its roof cut off when it passed under a tractor-trailer; the crash last Sunday in Davie saw a Model S go up in flames, per the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which regulates auto safety, is looking at both crash sites, while the National Transportation Safety Board, which makes safety recommendations, is at the Friday site. At issue are Tesla's Autopilot semiautonomous driving system and its car batteries. The driving software\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich the company says can enable Teslas to automatically change lanes on most highways to overtake other cars \u00e2\u20ac\u201dmay have played a role in earlier accidents. And Tesla batteries have reportedly burst into flames after crashes, sometimes more than once. Tesla made no comment Saturday, but warns that Autopilot should not be used on highways that have very sharp turns or lane markings that are absent, faded, or ambiguous. (Tesla CEO Elon Musk got in hot water over yet another tweet.)",
        "Caption": "Feds Probe 2 Fatal Tesla Crashes in Florida",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1370",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2014 12:02 PM CDT) Rafael Nadal won the French Open title for the ninth time, and the fifth time in a row, by beating Novak Djokovic 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 today in the final. Nadal improved his record at Roland Garros to 66-1, and stretched his winning streak at the clay-court major to 35 straight. But it didn't look too good at the start for the top-seeded Spaniard. Djokovic won the first set and looked to be in control of nearly every point. The combination of Nadal finding his range and the heat, however, started to take its toll on the second-seeded Serb. Both players used ice-filled towels to cool themselves during changeovers, but Djokovic also looked like he vomited a bit as he was heading for the first changeover in the fourth set. Meanwhile, Maria Sharapova overcame some shaky serving yesterday to win the women's contest.",
        "Caption": "Nadal Wins Steamy 9th French Open",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1371",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2016 10:46 AM) Seven years and $100,000 later, Levi Johnston has emerged victorious from his custody battle with Bristol Palin. E! has the background: In 2009, Johnston sued for joint custody of his son with Palin, claiming that the Palins were keeping him from seeing Tripp, who's now 7. The following year, they came to a custody agreement in which Levi could see his son Saturdays between 9am and 4pm and Wednesdays between 12pm and 6pm, but it was never confirmed by a court and the case was dismissed in 2012. Johnston filed for equal custody, at least, of his son in 2013, but Palin said at the time he owed $66,000 in back child support, Us reports. I'm so happy to have my son in my life, and to put all of this back in forth in the courts behind me, Johnston revealed on Facebook Tuesday. I'm happy now to be successfully co-parenting. It might have taken me 7 years and cost me around $100,000 in lawyer fees, spread out among 3 different lawyers, as well as a lot of patience, but it was all worth it, added Johnston, who also has two daughters, ages 3 and 13 months, with his wife, Sunny Oglesby. Although I do owe some back child support, altogether I have paid $50,000 in child support for Tripp, which is $600 a month, since Tripp's birth so at the end of the day I know I have worked hard to meet my obligations as a father. Despite what some have heard I've always been there for him, and I go to almost every school event that I can and spend all of my free time with my kids. Palin hasn't publicly discussed the agreement, but she did post a quote on Instagram Tuesday reading, The best security blanket a child can have is parents who respect each other. (She's also been responding to conspiracy theories about her new daughter's birthdate.)",
        "Caption": "7 Years Later, Levi-Bristol Custody Battle Is Over",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1372",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2015 8:24 AM CDT) Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has been lauded since news broke that he's gradually raising the minimum salary for his company's employees to $70,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut what will it be like for Price to live on $70,000? That's what he, too, will be making, down from about $1 million a year, until the company's profits surpass the level they were at last year, before the raises went into effect. I haven't even thought about that at all, too much, he tells ABC News. My life started pretty simple, in a lot of ways. I don't have a lot of financial obligations or debts. He owns a nice three-bedroom home and has been driving his Audi for 12 years. I may have to scale back a little bit, but nothing I'm not willing to do, the 30-year-old says. I'm single. I just have a dog. Not that he doesn't enjoy the finer things in life: He has lots of rich friends, and he often gets invited onto their yachts or private planes, he says: I have an incredibly luxurious life, for some reason, but I don't end up paying for a lot of it. He adds that he wasn't making $1 million because I need that much to live, but that's what it would cost to replace me as a CEO. And that in itself is a problem, he notes: I think CEO pay is way out of whack. ... I'm a big believer in less: The more you have, sometimes the more complicated your life gets. But will Price's move become a trend? Likely not, experts tell MainStreet, ABC News, and CBS News. It just doesn't make economic sense for really large companies that have a lot of people like that to give huge raises like this, explains a labor economist. It can tip them from being profitable to being unprofitable.",
        "Caption": "Why the '$70K' CEO Is Cool With Losing His $1M Salary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1373",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2008 3:52 AM CDT) At least 10 climbers were killed and three were missing after an avalanche on the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s second-highest mountain in the Himalayas this weekend, Reuters reports. Teams of climbers reached K2\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s peak, but at least two died on the way. An avalanche later killed five more and knocked out the ropes meant to guide their return, stranding another dozen in freezing conditions with little oxygen. A Pakistan Army helicopter has set out to rescue four Dutch and two Italians from the 28,251-foot mountain. The dead and missing include climbers from Korea, Nepal, Serbia,\u00c2 Pakistan, Norway, France and Ireland. A climber had little hope for those missing in the upper oxygen-thin Death Zone after an ice wall fell. On K2, when they're missing they're dead, he said.",
        "Caption": "10 Climbers Dead, 3 Missing After K2 Avalanche",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1374",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2010 1:41 AM CDT) Three people were killed and at least six others injured when a gunman sprayed bullets into a crowd from a car in the nation's capital last night. DC police arrested three people after a chase that left four officers injured, the Washington Post reports. No motive has been established for the shooting, although police sources say it may be connected to two killings in southern DC earlier this month. The victims were clustered in front of an apartment building and witnesses compared the outbreak of gunfire to a war zone. All I saw was bodies dropping, said one local resident. It was like Vietnam. Police sources believe an AK-47 was used. The incident has claimed the largest number of victims of any shooting in the capital in at least 15 years. A tenth gunshot victim was found a few blocks away, but police aren't sure if he was shot by the same assailants.",
        "Caption": "9 Shot, 3 Killed in DC Drive-By",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1375",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2016 5:20 PM CDT) Amber Rayne, one of the adult actors who accused James Deen of assault, is dead at age 31, Adult Video News reports. A cause of death is unknown pending an autopsy, but sources says she died in her sleep, peacefully, at home over the weekend. Rayne, who worked in the porn industry starting in 2005, was being mourned by her colleagues on social media. She always had a positive attitude and was a credit to our industry, tweeted Kayden Kross, just one of many tributes to Rayne.",
        "Caption": "Adult Actor Who Accused James Deen Dead at 31",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1376",
        "News Article": "(Jun 22, 2013 3:56 PM CDT) Brewing collaborations are not unusual in the world of craft beer. Micro-brewers often team up with other brewers, food producers ... sometimes even TV shows. But a small number of brewers have also been hooking up with archaeologists to recreate long-forgotten booze recipes. Most recently, Great Lakes Brewing Company in Ohio teamed up with archaeologists from the University of Chicago in an effort to make a 5,000-year-old Sumerian beer, reports the New York Times. Unfortunately, the ancient Sumerians didn't leave step-by-step instructions. The recipe was gleaned from a 1800 BC song called Hymn to Ninkasi (Ninkasi was the goddess of beer), and required the brewers and archaeologists to use ceramic vessels, heated outdoors on a fire fueled by manure, for maximum authenticity. The result? The beer was warm, sour, and full of bacteria. Great Lakes won't be selling the brew, but does plan to offer some public tastings ... once it can work out how to make the beer a bit more pleasing to the modern palate.",
        "Caption": "Brewer Recreates 5K-Year-Old Beer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1377",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2010 6:16 AM CDT) Discovery and seven astronauts rocketed into orbit today on one of NASA's final stockpiling missions to the International Space Station, its liftoff flames bringing an early dawn to the coast with this last scheduled shuttle launch in darkness. The pre-dawn launch helped clinch a record for the most women in space at the same time. Three women are aboard Discovery, and another is already at the space station. The shuttle should arrive at the orbiting outpost Wednesday. In a rare treat, the space station passed over the launch site 15 minutes before Discovery blasted off and was easily visible, resembling a star in the morning sky with the moon as a dramatic backdrop.",
        "Caption": "Discovery Blasts Off Carrying 7 Astronauts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1378",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2009 1:10 PM CDT) An outbreak of swine flu in Mexico has left 60 people dead and hundreds of others infected, the BBC reports. The World Health Organization says the strain that killed at least 12 of the victims has the same genetic structure of the flu that sickened seven people in Texas and California, reports NBC\u00c2 News. All seven people have recovered. The strain is a new one, and its source remains unclear. It is a virus that mutated from pigs and then at some point was transmitted to humans, said a Mexican health official. Schools have been closed in Mexico City, and officials are launching a vaccination campaign. We are very, very concerned, said a WHO spokesman. We have what appears to be a novel virus and it has spread from human to human.",
        "Caption": "Mexican Swine Flu Outbreak Kills 60",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1379",
        "News Article": "(Dec 11, 2009 12:48 PM) House Democrats are attempting to raise the national debt ceiling by $1.8 trillion to pay for loans coming due next year, despite strong opposition from Blue Dogs, their brethren in the Senate, and the GOP. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said today the move is necessary, and Nancy Pelosi plans to include the measure in a defense spending bill next week. Not so fast, pipes in the varied opposition. A bipartisan group of moderates in the Senate, led by Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, wants a task force created to manage the deficit, with power to impose tax increases and spending cuts, before they allow the debt to increase. Blue Dogs in the House want a pay-as-you-go law that balances the budget in real time. And the GOP is just going to vote against the defense bill, a risky but principled stand to point out the excessive spending that's going on, John Boehner tells the Washington Post.",
        "Caption": "Hoyer: US Must Raise Debt Ceiling $1.8T",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1380",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2013 6:01 AM CDT) A standoff with an armed man who took multiple hostages inside a Trenton home has ended and three children are safe, police said early today. The Trenton hostage situation is resolved, the three children are safe, and the area is secure, a state police spokesman said. He said the standoff ended at 3:45am, but refused to reveal any more about the standoff, including how it ended, what became of the gunman, any information about the children, and if there were any other hostages. The Trenton Times reports that the gunman's girlfriend and one of her five children had been killed and that the gunman is in custody; more details are forthcoming at a press conference later today. The man, whose identity has not been released, had been holed-up in a two-story red brick house in South Trenton, authorities said. The standoff began Friday afternoon. During the standoff, police declined to give any details on the number of people being held, their ages or relationship to the armed man. Earlier, another state police spokesman had described the standoff as an ongoing, tense situation and said police were working to bring this to a peaceful end. Yesterday, family members of a woman they said was among the hostages grew angry, with some going under police tape and confronting officers. Do something! Do something! screamed a man who said he was the woman's nephew. Make something happen!",
        "Caption": "Trenton Hostage Standoff Ends, 3 Kids Safe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1381",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2014 3:55 PM CDT) Fifty-seven years ago, a boy was born to an Italian woman who died soon after. He was adopted by Americans and his sister was sent to live with an uncle. Now, Peter Hart is 57 years old, and he's about to meet his 72-year-old sister, Liliana Bonato, for the first time, the New York Daily News reports. The two were reconnected after a friend of Bonato's contacted former Pentagon intelligence analyst Marc Garlasco, who took on the task for free. After losing his own nephew, I wanted to help bring a family back together again, Garlasco says. Hart, who was aware he had a sister, got an email from Garlasco last week saying his family in Italy is looking for him. At first, Hart and his wife thought the email might be from a hacker. I almost deleted it, but I opened it and saw a picture of myself. Garlasco knew details only I would know. The former analyst had tracked him for three months before posting a note on Facebook that led him to Hart. Now, Hart and Bonato have been video-chatting, despite the language barrier. There was no need to talk. All they did was look at each other and cry, Hart's wife says. Her husband is going to visit Bonato in Italy this summer.",
        "Caption": "New Yorker Meets Sister After 57 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1382",
        "News Article": "(Sep 9, 2011 8:04 AM CDT) Job cuts at Bank of America could hit a number much higher than earlier reported\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfour times higher: Executives are now discussing cutbacks to the tune of 40,000 positions, the Wall Street Journal reports. A final decision isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t expected until later today. The bank is aiming to trim its workforce as part of what it calls Project New BAC, which saw the ouster of two executives this week. The bank, which employed some 288,000 in late June, also hopes sell off much of its mortgage business. The cuts, which follow 6,000 already made this year, would largely hit the 160,000 who work in the bank\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s consumer-focused businesses and are expected to take place over three years; some may come through slowed hiring or attrition. Another round of cutbacks will target BoA's commercial banking arm. BoA wants to win investors\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 confidence through a smaller operation comparable to that of its competitors, and says its new ideas will make it a more contemporary, competitive company, an advisor to the CEO wrote in a memo sent to workers on Sept 1.",
        "Caption": "Bank of America Job Cuts May Reach 40K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1383",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2013 1:07 AM) The oldest animal ever known lived from 1499 until the day researchers cracked its shell open, killing it in the process. Ming, an ocean quahog from the species Arctica islandica, was initially thought to be a record-setting 402 years old. But the scientists who found it on a seabed near Iceland in 2006 now say further analysis has revealed that it was an incredible 507 years old, reports CBS. The researchers, who didn't realize how old Ming was when they first found it, opened the ancient clam up to judge its age by counting growth rings inside its hinge ligaments. That's because the rings are better protected there, scientist Paul Butler tells ScienceNordic, which notes that Ming was named for the Chinese dynasty that ruled when it was born. But the rings were so close together that scientists ended up having to count the rings on the outside to be accurate, leading CBS to point out that Ming could have lived on, had scientists just started there. We got it wrong the first time and maybe we were a bit [hasty] publishing our findings back then. But we are absolutely certain that we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve got the right age now, says Butler. The old, dead, mollusk still has a huge amount to offer science, reports the Herald-Sun. Scientists believe it will provide valuable data on changing sea temperatures over the last half-millennium\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand maybe even some clues to longevity. (In other fascinating animal news, the Asian Unicorn has been captured on camera.)",
        "Caption": "World's Oldest Animal Lived to 507",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1384",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2020 9:00 AM CDT) Two Maine police officers have been fired and now face criminal charges after being accused of beating porcupines to death with their batons. The state's Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says that 27-year-old Addison Cox and 30-year-old Michael Rolerson, now formerly of the Rockland Police Department, were hit with felony animal cruelty charges Friday after videos emerged showing them committing the alleged crime, per the New York Post. Police say the two used retractable batons to pummel the porcupines while a third officer recorded them, then posted the video to internal police Snapchat groups, WGME reports. Authorities say Rolerson admitted to pepper-spraying one of the animals before he beat it. These porcupines were in their natural habitat and causing no harm, an Aug. 29 statement from fellow officer Anne Griffith to her supervisor noted, per the Courier Gazette. Officer Rolerson not only chased the animal in the woods to kill it, but returned with a smile on his face and appeared as though he enjoyed it. I am sickened and embarrassed by [these] actions, she added. Rockland Police Chief Chris Young says he got wind of the allegations in late August and put Cox and Rolerson on administrative leave while the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office investigated, the Bangor Daily News reports. Both officers were terminated on Sept. 22. In 2017, Cox had been hailed as a wildlife hero for helping a baby raccoon and a skunk in distress. A tremendous amount of power is given to those who wear a badge and are tasked with protecting their communities; it's a power that I do not take lightly, Young said in a Sept. 30 Facebook post. The Daily News reports both men, who also face charges of hunting at night, are set to appear in court on Nov. 9.",
        "Caption": "Officials: 2 Cops Fired, Face Charges for Killing Porcupines",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1385",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2013 1:20 PM CDT) A couple of hungry thieves faced off against police for five hours after reportedly breaking into a cafe for a bite of quiche, the Guardian reports. The two men, aged 20 and 21, attempted the nighttime burglary in Berwick-upon-Tweed, England's northernmost town. But patrol officers noticed the break-in, and soon the cafe was surrounded by 15 police cars. Still, the pair refused to come out, and even armed themselves with knives and threatened police, the Telegraph reports. The siege finally came to an end, and the men were charged on suspicion of aggravated burglary. Apparently they were hungry and wanted some quiche, says Angela Marshall, who runs the cafe with her husband. There was a little bit of money in the till, but I think they just wanted food and then it got out of hand.",
        "Caption": "Cops in 5-Hour Standoff With ... Quiche Thieves",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1386",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2015 2:45 PM) The story of a Detroit man who walks 21 miles round-trip to work has just taken a turn for the better, the Detroit Free Press reports. Thanks to a banker, a college student, and a car dealer, 56-year-old James Robertson will be able to take a load off. It started when the banker, Blake Pollock, heard Robertson's story and shared it with the Free Press. Then Wayne State University student Evan Leedy raised more than $310,000 for the factory worker on GoFundMe. Today, a local car dealer gave Robertson a fully loaded 2015 Ford Taurus to make his commute easier. The dealership's manager explains that he has enough trouble getting his own people to work on time: There's nobody who deserves it more than him, he says. I've never picked up a hitchhiker in my life, [but] I was curious, says Pollock of the day he gave Robertson a lift and heard his story. Once Pollock spread the news, the story quickly caught the attention of national media; ABC even chose him as Person of the Week. After launching the funding campaign, Robertson met Leedy on Monday at a local pub, according to a Wayne State University press release. Robertson is kind of a shy person, says Leedy. He doesn't like accepting help. This is why he's been walking back and forth to work for 10 years. Meanwhile, Robertson's grinding commute has shone a spotlight on Detroit's public-transportation issues: That story is heartbreaking, and it's not necessary, says the city's transit chief. There's more that we can do.",
        "Caption": "$310K Raised for Guy Who Walks 21 Miles to Work",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1387",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2008 1:33 PM CDT) Tuesday's premiere of 9 to 5: The Musical came with an unexpected treat when Dolly Parton leaped on stage and performed songs to cover up a technical glitch, says the Los Angeles Times Music Blog. She roused the audience into singing along to the 9 to 5 theme, and sang other songs from the musical, all written by her. Parton later performed her hit I Will Always Love You, eliciting laughs when she joked: Whitney Houston may have sung the song better, but I made more money on it.",
        "Caption": "Parton Kicks Off 9 to 5 Premiere",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1388",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2009 6:40 PM) Starbucks Corp. plans to slash nearly 7,000 more jobs during a new round of store closures and other cuts, the company said as it reported that its profit dropped by more than two-thirds in its fiscal first quarter. The coffee chain plans to close 300 underperforming stores around the world\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding 200 in the US\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby the end of the fiscal year in addition to the 600 US stores it began closing this summer. The new closures could result in the loss of 6,000 jobs, but the company said it will try to offer employees transfers to other nearby locations. Starbucks also plans to lay off about 700 non-store employees and has reduced the number of new stores it plans to open. The cuts and changes will result in about $500 million in savings in fiscal 2009, the company said.",
        "Caption": "Starbucks Closing 200 More US Stores",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1389",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2009 8:02 AM) When the five current, former, and future occupants of the Oval Office mugged together at the White House last week, one could almost hear the cash registers cha-chinging, reports Politico. All five will sign a limited 250 copies of the photo\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith each keeping 50\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinstantly jacking the value to an estimated $6000 per photo. Works out to a cool $300000 for any chief exec looking for a little pocket money. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to see these valued and collected and sought after in a similar fashion as the previous ones, and when you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re talking about a president that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s very popular at the moment, that has to help, said an autograph expert.",
        "Caption": "This Picture Is Worth $6K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1390",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2011 5:10 PM CDT) The cat is named Frank and Louie. Yep, Frank and Louie. That's because it was born with two faces, mouths, and noses (but just three eyes, the middle of which can't blink). And he almost didn't make it. Marty Stevens rescued the cat from being euthanized, and 12 years later it enters the 2012 edition of Guinness World Records as the longest-surviving member of a group known as Janus cats, named for a Roman god with two faces, reports the AP. Janus cats almost never survive more than a few days: Most have congenital defects, including a cleft palate that makes it difficult for them to nurse. The condition is the result of a genetic defect that triggers excessive production of a certain kind of protein. But Frank (the face on the left) and Louie did not suffer from most of the common Janus problems, and used just one of his mouths to eat; the other does not have a lower jaw and isn't connected to his one esophagus.",
        "Caption": "Cat With 2 Faces Sets Record",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1391",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2012 3:35 PM CDT) Gaza and Israel continued to exchange rocket attacks for air strikes this weekend, leaving 18 Palestinians dead, four Israelis wounded, and world leaders weighing in on the latest round of Middle East violence, the Guardian reports. On the Israeli side, schools were kept closed and thousands of civilians spent hours huddled in bomb shelters. In Palestine, an air strike on a refugee camp left a 12-year-old boy among the dead. Another 26 Palestinians were reported hurt, five seriously. More than 130 rockets have launched from Gaza since Friday, with Israel knocking out at least 28 of them using a missile defense system. Israel also retaliated with 17 air strikes by this morning. Militants from the PRC and Islamic Jihad may have fired the Gaza rockets, but Israel insists Hamas is to blame. Washington has condemned the Gaza rocket attacks, while the EU expressed concern for civilians on both sides, and Egyptian leaders met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.",
        "Caption": "18 Palestinians Dead in Israeli Strikes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1392",
        "News Article": "(NoneDate) Last week, conservatives and Tea Party activists had a field day with the generic poll from Gallup showing a 10% lead over a generic Democratic candidate. This week, Republicans and Democrats are tied at 46% among registered voters. Has the tsunami fizzled out? Was last week's surge just a polling blip? No one can honestly say at this point. Whether the 2010 race has shifted more permanently to a more competitive positioning will be apparent in the coming weeks. Nevertheless, even the current tie in the generic ballot among registered voters points to a better year for Republicans than for Democrats, given the GOP's usual advantage in voter turnout in midterm elections. Read the full poll results at Gallup.",
        "Caption": "Gallup Generic: Now They're Tied at 46%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1393",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2011 5:42 PM CDT) The house always wins, right? Not for blackjack aficionado Don Johnson, who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s won $15.1 million over six months at Atlantic City casinos. The Pennsylvania man took home $4.23 million from Caesars, some $5 million from Borgata, and $5.8 million from Tropicana\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he scored that last bundle in a matter of 12 hours. How does he do it? There's no magic to this. Eventually, someone would whack them. I'm just glad it was me, he tells the Press of Atlantic City. But when it comes to wagers, he knows what he's doing: Johnson runs a company that uses betting software for horse racing. Johnson began his gambling career on a much smaller scale 15 years ago, placing $25 blackjack bets. Last month, though, he was allowed to bet $100,000 per hand\u00e2\u20ac\u201d the highest I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever heard of, he says. He may be rolling in cash now, but he doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t consider himself a pro gambler, and he still wears sweatshirts and jeans. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s also adamant that there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no funny business. I don't do anything like the MIT guys immortalized in the film 21, he says. I can figure things out on my own. Click through to Gawker for more.",
        "Caption": "Blackjack King Scores $15M in 6 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1394",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2009 1:27 PM CDT) General Motors will file for bankruptcy protection Monday, insiders tell Bloomberg. The company has apparently decided that it cannot make the government-mandated June 1 deadline to shed $44 billion in debt. The timeline is unclear, but bondholders' agreement today to forgive debts in exchange for a stake in the new post-bankruptcy GM apparently helped the company firm up its course of action. By freeing GM of tens of billions of dollars in debt, bankruptcy will give it a new lease on life, one expert said. Bond yields and stocks were up on the news. The new, streamlined GM\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlikely made up of Chevrolet and Cadillac\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcould emerge from bankruptcy in as little as 2 months, the same schedule set for Chrysler. That would leave other assets tied up in bankruptcy proceedings.",
        "Caption": "GM Will Declare Bankruptcy June 1: Insiders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1395",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2008 2:59 PM) Simone de Beauvoir was born 100 years ago today, and the Independent observes the centenary by asking whether women are still the second sex in the feminist's native France. Her writings influenced multiple generations of women by dismantling assumptions about feminine identity, and new biographies have humanized the once imperious-seeming author who wrote, One is not born a woman; one becomes one. But are women still held to a different standard? Respected news weekly Le Nouvel Observateur courted controversy with a cover of de Beauvoir photographed nude from behind. Several feminists have cried foul, but one took the press in stride. No male philosopher I can think of would have had such a lovely bottom, said Florence Montreynaud. Women win on both counts.",
        "Caption": "At 100, Beauvoir Stirs Anew",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1396",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2013 4:25 PM CDT) A train ran over a group of Hindu pilgrims at a crowded station in eastern India today, killing at least 37 people. A mob infuriated by the deaths beat the driver severely and set fire to coaches, officials say. Dinesh Chandra Yadav, a local member of parliament, says the pilgrims were crossing the tracks of the packed, chaotic station in the small town of Dhamara Ghat, in Bihar state, when they were struck by the Rajya Rani Express train. Several other people were injured. Railway official Arunendra Kumar says the train was not supposed to halt at the station and had been given clearance to pass through, but some pilgrims waited on the tracks thinking they could stop the train, he says. The train stopped a few hundred yards beyond the spot where it hit the pilgrims. Angry mobs then pulled out the train driver and beat him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dYadav says the driver was killed, but Kumar says he's in hospital in critical condition. The mob then got all the passengers out of the train and set some coaches on fire. Groups of young men also smashed the windows of two other trains that were in the station. A crowd of around 5,000 people gathered near the station and were chasing away the district officials who tried to remove the bodies from the tracks. The crowds blocked the railway tracks and the few policemen posted at the station had fled, state officials say.",
        "Caption": "37 Hindu Pilgrims Run Over, Killed by Train",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1397",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2013 4:29 PM) During their third-grade play in 1938, George Raynes played Prince Charming and Carol Harris was Sleeping Beauty. He wasn't supposed to really kiss her, but I laid a big wet one on her, the now 83-year-old Raynes tells CBC of New Brunswick. No young romance bloomed at the time, but 75 years later, the Saint John residents have gotten married. Raynes is a widower who raised a family, and Harris never married. But they did stay in touch over the years, and now I can't help but think \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 that my prince from Grade 3 has finally come home to stay, says Harris.",
        "Caption": "He Kissed Her in 1938; They Got Married in 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1398",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2014 1:30 AM) The first North-South Korea reunions in three years are in tentative motion, with South Koreans set to tomorrow meet relatives they haven't seen in six decades. With so much time elapsed, it's no wonder that the average age of the 82 South Koreans who will be the first to cross into North Korea tomorrow is 84; 14 are confined to a wheelchair. One 91-year-old traveled 90 miles by ambulance to get to the eastern port of Sokcho, where they're undergoing orientation on what to expect in the North. Another chosen participant, 83, had to give up his spot today over health issues. The AFP reports 58 family members traveled with them to provide physical and emotional support. They may need it. The AP describes an intensely anxious moment for those waiting to board the buses that will take them to North Korea's Diamond Mountain, as fears persist that the North could still cancel the reunions\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhundreds are planned between Thursday and Tuesday\u00e2\u20ac\u201das it has threatened. Kim Se-rin, 84, last saw his sister 63 years ago, and has long envisioned how he will greet her: I will first hug her and tell her that I thank her for having lived so long. Then, I will ask her when our father and mom passed away and when our sister and brother died.",
        "Caption": "Man, 91, Rides Ambulance 90 Miles to Korea Reunion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1399",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2016 4:33 PM) Four children died in a house fire Thursday morning in Pensacola, Florida, despite the best efforts of firefighters and one brave neighbor, the Pensacola News Journal reports. The fire was reported around 5:30am local time. Neighbor Marlow Stripling rushed into the house to rescue the children\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho ranged in age from 11 months to 11 years old\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut was only able to stay inside for a few minutes before the flames forced him out. I heard them hollering, but I just didn't know where they were at, Stripling says. I heard them twice, and after the third time I didn't heard them anymore. According to WEAR, firefighters arrived minutes later to find flames shooting from the home's windows. Despite the flames, firefighters entered the house and found the four children in a back room, WPMI reports. They were removed from the home but couldn't be revived. The home was completely destroyed within 20 minutes, and a family dog was also killed. The children's mother and her 14-year-old daughter escaped the fire unharmed. Investigators haven't determined the fire's cause yet. But the children's aunt blames the family's water heater, which had caught fire Wednesday night. She called and told me it was on fire, but they put it out, she tells WEAR. She told me last night she was scared to go to sleep. No smoke detectors were found in the house.",
        "Caption": "4 Young Children Killed in House Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1400",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2016 9:06 AM CDT) Stopping to pick up a stray penny off the ground may not seem worth the effort, yet one bank is trying to change that mindset by placing 100 fake pennies across the country worth $1,000 apiece. Ally Bank says it's hoping to encourage Americans to look for opportunities to save through its Lucky Penny promotion, which launched this week, the AP reports. The lucky pennies carry a copper color like real pennies, but they feature the Detroit-based bank's logo instead of Abraham Lincoln's head. The flip side of the coin lists its value at 100,000 cents. The initiative seeks to demonstrate the importance of valuing every cent, while encouraging Americans to look for opportunities to save, the bank says in a press release. The pennies have been placed in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, DC, Miami, Denver, Detroit, and San Diego, as well as in Charlotte, NC, and Austin, Texas. The coins can be redeemed online until the end of the year. Clues and news are available on the promotion's website and by following the #AllyLuckyPenny hashtag on social media.",
        "Caption": "100 'Lucky Pennies' Scattered Around US Worth $1K Each",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1401",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2014 10:26 AM CDT) There's a noisy romp between the sheets and then there's sex so loud it's considered stalking your neighbors. That was the charge an Italian man apparently faced in court, after a dozen of his neighbors filed a civil suit complaining of his loud lovemaking sessions. They took issue with screams and moans that disturbed the peace in the condominium and the building\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decorum, the Local reports. Some translations of the local report on the case, like this one from the New York Daily News, indicate it was actually his girlfriend's screams that those in the building found so offensive. The 42-year-old reportedly tried to convince the judge that stalking and noise weren't the same thing, and apparently claimed that he can't help that he's too good at sex. But for all his (noisy?) protestations, he ended up with a six-month jail sentence, which he plans to appeal. Believe it or not, this isn't the first time noisy sex has resulted in a conviction. (Nor is it the only unusual sex-related case to be heard in Italian courts recently.)",
        "Caption": "Man Jailed for 6 Months Over Loud Sex",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1402",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2012 7:48 AM CDT) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's country is missing out on some $133 million a day as much of the globe shuns its oil, and Barack Obama is making bank on it. As Bloomberg reports, the US-led embargo on Tehran's oil has proven devastatingly effective since it began July 1, dropping the Iranians' exports by 52%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe equivalent of $48 billion a year, or 10% of Iran's economy. The silver lining for the rest of the world is that increased Saudi and US production have combined with waning demand to actually decrease the cost of crude by 0.7%, against experts' worst fears. That's an election-year victory Obama can tout, notes Bloomberg. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been an unqualified success, says one expert. In the end the US and Europeans got their cake and they ate it too, because volumes are down and prices are down. More cruddy news for Tehran: The US Congress can apparently agree on nothing save making Iran's life as miserable as possible, and yesterday passed increased sanctions to tighten the chokehold on the regime. Aimed at punishing banks, shipping companies, and insurers that help Iran peddle its oil, Reuters notes that the bill was unanimous in the Senate, and passed the House 421-6.",
        "Caption": "Embargo Bleeds Iran of $133M a Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1403",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2015 12:07 AM) A 4-year-old Alaska boy was shot in the leg when his mother's handgun fell out of its holster and fired. Alaska State Troopers say they took a call on the incident near Wasilla just before 11:30am on Saturday, and medics were treating the boy when they arrived. Troopers say the family was getting out of a pickup when the woman's .357-caliber handgun fell out of its holster, struck the pavement on its hammer, and fired. The shot hit the 4-year-old just above the knee. The bullet went through the boy's leg and lodged in a building. The boy was transported by helicopter to Anchorage for treatment. No one has been charged.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 4, Shot When Mom's Gun Falls From Holster",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1404",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2012 1:39 PM CDT) A Metropolitan Museum of Art catalog in 2011 listed a 19th-century watercolor Paul Cezanne made as a study for his Card Players series as whereabouts unknown. No more: The work, which Reuters describes as rare and pristine, was discovered by Christie's as it worked with the estate of Dr. Heniz Eichenwald, who died in September. Last seen in public in 1953, the work on paper is expected to fetch as much as $20 million when it hits the block in May. Eichenwald's family has possessed the work for eight decades. Explains Christie's president, They were very private people. The art was for their enjoyment rather than for public display. It was not hidden away in the house, it was enjoyed. But it wasn't as important for their social position as it was for them. Reuters notes that it has been a decade since a work on paper headlined a sale of Impressionist and Modern art.",
        "Caption": "Cezanne Under Wraps Since 1953 Could Fetch $20M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1405",
        "News Article": "(Sep 24, 2010 5:24 AM CDT) At least seven people were killed in Acapulco yesterday in what police believe was a clash between rival drug gangs. Guns and grenades were used to attack a house in a residential part of the resort city, AP reports. Further north, suspected cartel hitmen killed the mayor of a small town outside Monterrey as he drove to his ranch. Mayor Prisciliano Rodriguez is the fourth public official assassinated in Mexico in just over a month, Reuters reports. As cartel violence continues to plague Mexico with no end in sight, mob justice is on the rise, reports NPR. In a small town in Chihuahua state where kidnapping and extortion have soared over the last two years, a mob pursued a gang that had kidnapped a teen girl, killing one and beating two others. Police took the beaten pair to a military base, where a crowd of around 1,000 broke through the gates, seized the men, and locked them in a hot vehicle where they eventually died. The town's mayor fired all 14 of the town's police officers the next day.",
        "Caption": "7 Killed in Acapulco Shootout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1406",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2016 6:07 AM) An Arizona woman who murdered her two children after saying she was going to take them to Disneyland will be spending the rest of her life in prison. A judge in California, where the bodies of 13-year-old Jaelen Edge and his sister Faith, 10, were found in a hotel room near the theme park, sentenced Marilyn Edge, 44, to two life sentences with no chance of parole, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She had lost custody of the children just three days before the Sept. 13, 2013 killings and had driven them across the country from Georgia, where their father lives. The bodies of the children\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho were killed with a combination of medication, drowning, and suffocation, according to the district attorney's office\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere found after Edge tried to kill herself by driving into an electrical box in a parking lot. The children's father and other relatives spoke at Friday's sentencing hearing, the Los Angeles Times reports. They shared stories about the joys and interests of the children and talked about the pain and loss their family has experienced due to the actions of the defendant, the DA's office said in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Mom Who Killed 2 Kids After Losing Custody Gets Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1407",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2012 10:02 AM CDT) Fighting continues for the second straight day in the strategically important Syrian city of Aleppo, reports AP and al-Jazeera. Syria's second city, which is heavily populated by elites who have benefited from the regime of Bashar al-Assad, has largely avoided violence until now. Anti-government troops are apparently trying to press their advantage after the killing of high-ranking regime officials in Damascus. This night was very bad, there were huge explosions and the gunfire didn't stop for several hours, says one activist. The uprising has finally reached Aleppo. The Syrian Observatory for Human Reports says 550 people have been killed in the last 48 hours across the country, which would make it the deadliest two-day stretch since the uprising began 16 months ago, according to Reuters.",
        "Caption": "Syria Sees Deadliest 2 Days Since Uprising Began",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1408",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2013 9:56 AM CDT) The latest celebrity with big-time tax trouble: Dionne Warwick. The 72-year-old singer has filed for bankruptcy, TMZ reports. She owes $10.2 million in back taxes that have been accruing since 1991. Almost $7 million of that is owed to the IRS, and the rest to California, the BBC reports. She also has $20,000 in credit card debt and owes $500,000 to a former manager, Radar reports. Her rep blames the whole thing on bad financial management, and says Warwick has actually paid the taxes but still owes penalties and interest. In her filing, she claimed she makes just $10 a month after paying all her expenses. Of course, those expenses include a monthly $5,000 housekeeping bill and $4,000 per month for a personal assistant. Click for more celebs who've been in the same boat.",
        "Caption": "Dionne Warwick Files for Bankruptcy, Owes $10M in Taxes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1409",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2011 2:57 AM CDT) A Guatemalan court has sentenced four former soldiers to more than 6,000 years each for the 1982 massacre of 201 men, women, and children. The conviction is the first for a massacre during the country's 36-year civil war, in which nearly a quarter of a million people were killed, the AP reports. The men were sentenced to 30 years for each murder and an additional 30 years for crimes against humanity. The court heard that the soldiers, ordered to search a village for weapons stolen from an army base, raped and tortured residents before shooting them, strangling them, or bludgeoning them to death with sledgehammers. We waited many years for justice, a survivor says. I saw when they were killing people. They had us kneeling for five hours and would put their rifles in our mouths every time we asked them to stop killing the others.",
        "Caption": "Guatemala Sentences Ex-Soldiers to 6K Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1410",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2010 9:24 AM) Authorities have evacuated a French village after a local gardener stumbled upon a 50-foot-long underground World War I munitions dump, Der Spiegel reports. All 450 villagers must leave Coucy-les-Eppes, near Reims, during the day for a week while some 26 experts remove 30 tons of shells from the German depot. They can come home at night, during which time the 1,652 shells aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t in the process of being moved.",
        "Caption": "Entire Town Evacuated After 1,652 WWI Shells Found",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1411",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2010 9:54 AM CDT) At least 50 people were killed and another 80 wounded in a suicide bombing at a popular mosque in Northwestern Pakistan today, in one of the year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s deadliest attacks. The mosque was probably targeted because it is a frequent meeting place for the leaders of the local anti-Taliban militia, local officials tell the AP. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s located in the Darra Adam Khel area, which is famous for its illegal weapons trade. The blast hit during afternoon prayers, and was powerful enough to cause the roof to collapse. The blast tossed me up in the air, said one school teacher. Later, it was just like a graveyard. Victims had to be rushed to the hospital in Peshawar, some 21 miles away. The provincial information minister called the terrorists beasts, saying they were likely responding to Pakistan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s crackdown on the tribal regions.",
        "Caption": "Suicide Bomber Kills 50 at Pakistani Mosque",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1412",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2013 4:21 PM) The first woman scheduled to be executed in the US since 2010 won a reprieve today, mere hours before she was scheduled to be taken to the Texas death chamber. A state district judge rescheduled Kimberly McCarthy's punishment for April 3 so lawyers could have more time to pursue an appeal focused on whether her predominantly white jury was improperly selected on the basis of race. McCarthy is black. McCarthy was sentenced to death for the 1997 robbery, beating, and fatal stabbing of her 71-year-old neighbor, Dorothy Booth. Investigators say Booth agreed to give McCarthy a cup of sugar before she was attacked with a butcher knife at her home. The killing was one of three linked to McCarthy, a former nursing home therapist who had been addicted to crack cocaine. McCarthy would have been the 13th woman executed in the US since the Supreme Court allowed capital punishment to resume in 1976. In that same period, more than 1,300 male inmates have been executed nationwide.",
        "Caption": "US to Execute 1st Woman Since 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1413",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2014 12:43 PM CDT) Democrats got some polling news today that might be even scarier than yesterday's approval numbers. Only 23% of voters age 18 to 29 say they definitely plan to vote in the 2014 midterms, according to a new Harvard Institute of Politics poll spotted by the Christian Science Monitor. Not only does that demographic lean left, but young Democrats are particularly disengaged, with just 22% locked in to voting, compared to 32% of young Republicans. The reason: Overpowering cynicism. Trust in every institution we tested is down, the poll's director says. Roughly three in five agreed that politicians seem to be motivated by selfish reasons, and the percentage who trust President Obama to do the right thing has dropped from 39% in November to 32%. In other polling news, a new Wall Street Journal\/NBC News poll found Americans are quite weary of international entanglements, with 47% saying the US should be less active globally, a dramatically higher mark than in past decades. Only 19% want America to be more active. The public is sending a message to Washington, one pollster said: You need to take care of business here at home.",
        "Caption": "Only 1 in 4 Millennials Plan to Vote This Fall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1414",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2008 11:31 AM) At least 25 people were killed when a bus full of Russian tourists plunged into a ravine in Israel today, Haaretz reports. At least 12 more are in serious condition. The bus contained roughly 60 passengers traveling from St. Petersburg to the Red Sea resort of Eilat. The incident is being treated as an accident, not an attack. The driver of the bus tried to overtake another bus in a hair-pin curve and lost control of his vehicle, said one taxi driver who saw the incident, a report backed up by the other bus driver. The bus then tumbled down the slope, and many passengers were thrown from the vehicle. Forty ambulances and six helicopters were rushed to the scene.",
        "Caption": "25 Dead in Israel Bus Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1415",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2011 1:13 AM) For the first time in 39 years, Psychology 101 students at Sacramento State may find themselves being taught by a hungry Parrott. For decades, professor George Parrott has told students that if they fail to bring homemade snacks for the class to share, there will be no class. The university told him to end the requirement after he walked out of a snackless class two weeks ago and students complained, the Sacramento Bee reports. Parrott says the snack requirement helped students to get to know each other, to learn how to form teams and to set schedules and check up on each other\u00e2\u20ac\u201das well as ensuring nobody goes hungry during 3-hour lab sessions. When he was an undergraduate, he says, classes were a lot smaller and students formed close ties among themselves. Now, it's a commuter rat race. Students drive in and go home and never connect with their fellow students.",
        "Caption": "Prof Ends Snack Demand After 39 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1416",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2014 11:48 AM CDT) Robin Cyr heard the words no mother wants to hear after giving birth Saturday in Halifax: My aunt looked at me and said, 'Your baby girl\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gone,' Cyr told Metro News. Doctors, too, told Cyr her baby had died. But then her aunt started praying, and after 25 minutes without oxygen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand after medical staff had stopped trying to revive her\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe baby started breathing. The surgeon said it's a miracle, Cyr says; beyond that, it's not yet clear what happened. A review is ongoing, but Cyr agrees with the surgeon: All I can say is, hand of God. The labor was difficult, and the nearly 10-pound baby\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhom Cyr named Mireya, a Spanish word meaning miracle \u00e2\u20ac\u201dgot wedged in the birth canal. She's now breathing on her own in the neonatal intensive care unit, with her oxygen tubes removed, and doctors are reportedly happy with her progress. Cyr, 34, told Metro on Tuesday she'd just seen Mireya open her eyes for the first time and would soon be able to hold her for the first time. (Canada saw another similar story last year.)",
        "Caption": "Baby Born Dead Revives 25 Minutes Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1417",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2016 7:12 AM CDT) The Syrian Arab Red Crescent and the UN have delivered food aid to the Damascus suburb of Daraya for the first time since it came under siege in November 2012, hours after the UN said the Syrian government had approved access to 15 of the 19 besieged areas in Syria, the AP reports. Rebel-held Daraya has witnessed some of the worst bombardment during the country's civil war, now in its sixth year. The food delivery (which SARC said also included flour and medical supplies) late Thursday night came a week after a joint convoy of the UN, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and SARC reached Daraya and delivered medicines, vaccines, baby formula, and nutritional items for children \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut no food. The UN estimates there are currently 592,700 people living under siege in Syria (with the vast majority of them besieged by government forces) and 4,000 to 8,000 people living in Daraya, which has been subject to a crippling government blockade since residents expelled security forces in the early stages of the uprising against President Bashar Assad. An official with the UN's World Food Programme said in a video posted online by media activists that WFP had delivered about 480 food rations that would feed about 2,400 individuals for one month. He said most families are having to do with one meal, which is not complete as a meal, per day in order to ... get by.",
        "Caption": "Besieged Syrian Town Gets First Food Aid Since 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1418",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2012 7:28 AM) One year ago, the US no-fly list was at about 10,000 names; today, it has more than doubled to around 21,000. The list has been growing at a quick clip ever since the failed Christmas 2009 underwear bomber plot, after which the government lowered the standards required to place people on the list. The new standards would have ensured that would-be bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was on the list, which would have helped officials to catch him before he attempted to carry out his plot, the AP explains. The larger watch list comes even as the US touts the number of senior al-Qaeda members it has killed, but the government says that the country is threatened by many others beyond that group. After the 2009 incident, intelligence agencies began scouring old files for names that should have been added to the terror watch list as well as new names to add based on the new standards. Now, a person can be added to the no-fly list\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich includes mostly foreigners but around 500 Americans\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven if he or she is considered a general threat, rather than a specific aviation threat.",
        "Caption": "No-Fly List Has Doubled to 21K Since Last Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1419",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2009 5:18 AM CDT) The unemployment rate in Britain has climbed to 7.9% despite signs the economy is slowly beginning to pick up, the Wall Street Journal reports. The rate is now the highest since 1995, and analysts expect it to keep rising until well into next year. Unemployment remains especially high among Britons aged 16 to 24, raising fears of a lost generation of young people.",
        "Caption": "UK Unemployment Soars to 14-Year High",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1420",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2013 2:45 PM CDT) Awful story from Zimbabwe, where poachers killed 41 elephants by poisoning their water holes, reports the Zimbabwe Chronicle. Police have arrested six men and recovered 17 tusks worth about $120,000. It's the nation's worst case of elephant poaching, reports the BBC. Tests are expected to confirm that the men put cyanide-laced salt tablets into watering holes frequented by the elephants in Hwange National Park. What's worse, animals that fed on the carcasses would likely die, too\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand perhaps any creatures that fed on those carcasses as well.",
        "Caption": "Poachers Kill 41 Elephants With Poison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1421",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2015 12:06 AM) A bad-enough costume can ruin your life, not just your Halloween, two high school students in Connecticut have discovered. The teenagers were arrested and sent to a juvenile detention center this week after authorities found out they had gone out for Halloween dressed as the Columbine school shooters and allegedly threatened other students in the small town of Litchfield, the New York Times reports. The local school superintendent says school officials contacted police when they were informed about the pair. The costume was essentially black trench coats, baseball caps, and sunglasses, she tells NBC Connecticut, adding that there was never any evidence of a credible threat. The boys, who will likely be expelled from school, were charged with inciting injury to persons or property, which is a felony, as well as breaching the peace, NBC reports. Dressing up as school shooters was definitely a terrible idea, especially in a town less than an hour from the site of the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre, a lawyer for one of the teens admits, but he tells the Times that the boys didn't have anything that could be perceived as a weapon, and the threat was a sarcastic remark made after someone told them, I bet you're going to shoot up the the school. He says the boys are so remorseful for their stupidity and getting kicked out of school is going to be really, really hard on both of them. (A soldier at Fort Bragg dressed up as a suicide bomber for Halloween.)",
        "Caption": "2 Students Arrested for Columbine Costumes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1422",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2014 6:44 AM) A one-of-a-kind document James Madison once raved about has been discovered in the attic of George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War. Emilie Gruchow of Manhattan's Morris-Jumel Mansion stumbled upon the yellowed, 12-page plea from the Continental Congress to the British people for reconciliation last summer in a stack of colonial-era doctor's bills that someone had labeled as worthless. It turns out the 250-year-old find\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich mentions the rigorous acts of oppression which are daily exercised in the Town of Boston ... by an army sent not to protect, but to enslave its inhabitants \u00e2\u20ac\u201dis far from that; it's now headed to the auction block and is expected to fetch between $100,000 and $400,000 to help with museum restorations, the New York Times reports. The only previously known version was printed in July 1775. I thought it was a really good handwritten copy from the early 20th century that someone had aged really well, Gruchow said. Then it dawned on me that this looks like 250-year-old paper. A researcher analyzed the handwriting and found it was written by Robert R. Livingston, a prominent New York jurist who went on to help Thomas Jefferson draft the Declaration of Independence and swear-in Washington as the nation's first president. I recognize this is so important to the founding of the country that it needs to be in a place where the country can see it, the museum's director says. It really needs to be seen by the general public and needs to be in a place like the National Archives or the Library of Congress. It goes up for auction Jan. 26 in Manhattan.",
        "Caption": "Attic Find: 'One-of-a-Kind' 1775 Revolution Letter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1423",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2016 8:19 AM) Britain has lost another legend this week: Actor Alan Rickman, perhaps best known as Hans Gruber and Severus Snape, died surrounded by family and friends in London after a battle with cancer, according to a family statement. He was 69. He was often picked to play the villain, but he was one of Britain's best-loved acting stars, per the BBC. Known across generations, Rickman got his start performing with the Royal Shakespeare Company before nabbing roles in Die Hard (a part he was offered just two days after arriving in Los Angeles at age 41); Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves; Love Actually; and the Harry Potter films, per the Guardian. He also showed his softer side in the romance Truly, Madly, Deeply and in the film adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. His last works, Eye in the Sky and Alice Through the Looking Glass, are due out later this year. Rickman was a one-off ... an actor of singular charm and hypnotic charisma, film critic Peter Bradshaw writes at the Guardian. He was a glorious Cavalier in a world of Roundheads. On Twitter, British actor Stephen Fry calls Rickman a man of such talent, wicked charm & stunning screen & stage presence, while Harry Potter actor James Phelps describes him as one of the nicest actors I've ever met. A film, a piece of theater, a piece of music, or a book can make a difference. It can change the world, Rickman once said. He leaves behind his wife, Rima Horton, whom he married secretly in recent years after nearly 50 years together, per the Telegraph.",
        "Caption": "British Actor Alan Rickman Dead at 69",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1424",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2014 4:52 PM CDT) An online dater who thought it was a good idea to shell out more than $70,000 to a suitor he had never met in person is now suing OkCupid over the scam, reports the Daily News. Queens resident Michael Picciano, 65, says the site should do a better job of vetting its customers. In all, Picciano sent four wire transfers totaling $70,460 to a man calling himself Bruce Thompson after Thompson said he needed the cash to get his business going. It finally dawned on Picciano that he was being conned, and a friend soon found Thompson's name at malescammers.com. The lawsuit, in which Picciano hopes to get his money back, accuses the website and parent IAC.com of failing to conduct even minimal screening of its subscribers and therefore deceptively creating the impression that their dating service was safe, reports the New York Post. Picciano says he and Thompson struck up a relationship on the site for 10 days, then moved on to personal emails, phone calls, and Skype calls. Police have been unable to track Thompson down. (Click to read about a mathematician who had much better luck on OkCupid, thanks to a computer program.)",
        "Caption": "Duped Dater Sues OkCupid After Losing $70K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1425",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2016 10:19 AM CDT) I want justice. That's what a woman is seeking for her 9-year-old granddaughter, who allegedly endured a brutal Easter Sunday attack by four men while her mom got high on meth in a friend's garage, KTSU reports. The men are accused of raping, sodomizing, and threatening the girl, who was with her mom in Vernal, Utah, visiting the home of a friend the mother reportedly met while in jail, per a probable cause statement cited in another KTSU report. Four men are now behind bars and charged with felony first-degree rape and sodomy for the alleged act described as heinous by a Uintah County Sheriff's officer, and the girl is currently in state custody. One of the suspects, 36-year-old Larson James RonDeau, was IDed by the child from a photo. Also arrested were 20-year-old Josiah RonDeau, 29-year-old Jerry Flatlip, and 26-year-old Randall Flatlip. Per the Deseret News, the girl said she dozed off on a couch in the home, and cops say her mother told them she headed into the garage with her friend to smoke methamphetamine. When she came back, she told investigators she found her daughter with her dress pulled up past her waist and that the child appeared to be upset and only indicated she wished to go home, so she called a cab and the two left, KUTV reports. Either the next day or the day after that (reports conflict), the girl told her mom that four men had taken her into a bedroom, where they took turns raping and sodomizing her, warning her not to breathe a word of it. Cops executed a search warrant at the home and found evidence, including bloody bedding, that backed up the girl's story. I want hard-core punishment for what they have done to this child, the girl's grandmother tells KTSU. (Two teens in India were charged with raping a toddler.)",
        "Caption": "4 Men Raped 9-Year-Old While Mom Got High: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1426",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2011 8:31 AM CDT) The Dougherty gang's time on the run was the stuff of movies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the details of the siblings' capture are no less colorful. As reported yesterday, the sister was shot in the leg: It apparently happened as Lee Grace Dougherty ran through a field, armed with an automatic pistol that she pointed at a cop. Brothers Ryan Edward and Dylan Dougherty Stanley also fled; one was spotted hiding in bushes by construction workers, one of whom tackled and detained the fugitive until police arrived, reports Fox31 Denver. Police found a MAC-11 machine pistol, two AK-47 assault rifles (which they used to fire at cops during yesterday's chase), and a handgun outside their crashed Subaru, and report that they'll be extradited from Colorado to Florida as soon as possible. The trio is scheduled to appear in Pueblo County Court this morning. The Tampa Bay Tribune managed to get some priceless comments from Lee Grace's fiance (that's right), who says his plans of marrying her are probably over because by the time she is out of jail, I will be in a diaper. He did note, however, that he will visit her, and says he will bring her favorite doll to her, should she want it.",
        "Caption": "Fugitive Dougherty Siblings Were Armed With AK-47s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1427",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2016 7:03 AM CDT) Lee McCoy finished fourth over the weekend at the PGA's Valspar Championship in Florida, good for a payout of $292,800. But as SB Nation reports, the 22-year-old had to hop in his car and drive back to school at the University of Georgia without collecting a cent of it: He's still an amateur. McCoy knew before teeing off on the tournament's first day that he wouldn't be able to win money, but his finish in the top five seemed to surprise even him. I think I got like 350 bucks in my bank account right now, so it's mostly gas money, he said afterward, per ASAP Sports. It hurt, but there's so much going great for me right now. He got an exemption to play in the tournament because he grew up near the course in Tampa.",
        "Caption": "Broke Golfer Wins $293K, Can't Collect a Cent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1428",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2015 6:01 PM CDT) If it's not a record, it's got to be close: A Tennessee family has been reunited with a dog that went missing nine years ago, reports NBC 9 Colorado. The amazing tale of Boozer began when the Boxer disappeared from his family's yard at the age of 8 months. The Goldstones assumed he was gone for good until this month, when they got a call from an animal shelter in Colorado. Boozer had been surrendered because his longtime owner could no longer care for him, and his embedded microchip turned up the name of Lloyd Goldstone. After all this time to see him again, Goldstone tells Fox 31 Denver after making an 18-hour road trip with his two kids to retrieve Boozer. He was just a puppy and now he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s this old guy. Both of us have gray hair now. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s like getting a family member back. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s that level of emotion.",
        "Caption": "Dog, Owners Reunited\u00e2\u20ac\u201d After 9 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1429",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2016 12:17 PM CDT) For the first time ever, fewer than 10% of Americans lack health insurance, according to data released Tuesday by the CDC. And CNBC calls that a clear sign of ObamaCare's impact. In 2015, only 9.1% of Americans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 28.6 million people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere uninsured. That's down from 14.2% in 2013 when ObamaCare really started to go into effect, the Hill reports. That drop amounts to another 16.2 million Americans who now have health insurance. Today's report is further proof that our country has made undeniable and historic strides thanks to the Affordable Care Act. Sylvia Burwell, secretary of health and human services, tells CNBC. Our country ought to be proud of how far we've come and where we're going. But regardless of ObamaCare's success in reducing the ranks of the uninsured\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Obama administration estimates more than 20 million Americans have gained insurance since the ACA passed in 2010\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Hill reports that Republicans still plan to use it as a wedge issue in November. Donald Trump and Senate Republicans believe hitting Hillary Clinton over ObamaCare will propel them to victories. This healthcare law has been devastating to the Democratic Party, John Barrasso, a Wyoming Republican, tells the Hill.",
        "Caption": "ObamaCare Drives Insured Americans Above 90%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1430",
        "News Article": "(Sep 24, 2013 1:58 AM CDT) Chicago police have made a breakthrough in the mass shooting last week that left 13 people injured\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand led to talk of the National Guard being brought in to assist city cops. Two men in their early 20s have been arrested and charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm, reports the Chicago Tribune. But neither man is believed to be the shooter; police believe the pair helped transport the military-grade weapon that was fired into a crowd gathered to watch a basketball game in a park. These charges are just the beginning, a police spokesman says. One of the suspects, 21-year-old Bryon Champ, is a known gang member who was sentenced to boot camp last year for unlawful use of a weapon by a felon, Reuters reports. The youngest victim of the shooting, 3-year-old Deonta Howard, is making a fast recovery and is expected to be out of the hospital within a few days despite having been shot in the cheek, his mother says. He just keep saying, 'Ma, they shot me, they shot me with a gun. You heard me, mama?' she says. And I say, 'Yeah, I heard you.' But I just say, 'You OK. You a big boy. You a soldier.'",
        "Caption": "Chicago Busts 2 in 13-Person Park Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1431",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2014 1:41 PM CDT) Yoda is no more. The rugged little Douglas fir had survived more than 600 years in a remote part of New Mexico, but the Albuquerque Journal reports that it died amid the state's current drought. We had a moment of silence to pay our respects, wrote a researcher who made the discovery last month on the lava flows near Grants. Yoda was short (7 feet) and gnarly as far as Douglas firs go, but a previous analysis of its rings showed that it had been alive since at least 1406. The Journal points out that New Mexico has been in a drought for 15 years now, and the hot, dry weather is taking a toll on trees of all kinds. Researchers say that Yoda had survived many a dry spell over its lifetime, including an especially brutal one that lasted 25 years in the 16th century. A separate post by the Journal's John Fleck notes that Yoda was not the oldest tree in its area by a long shot\u00e2\u20ac\u201da nearby Douglas fir is 1,275 years old. (Let's hope it can hang on: The Southwest might be in for a dreaded megadrought. )",
        "Caption": "600-Year-Old Tree Dies in New Mexico Drought",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1432",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2014 11:59 AM) A church group of at least 15 hikers who didn't return from a weekend hike in a nature preserve in Southern California's San Gabriel Mountains were found by rescue crews today. The adults and teens set out in the Eaton Canyon Natural Area yesterday morning and were expected back by the evening. A member of the group called the Los Angeles County sheriff's station in Altadena at 9:40pm saying they were lost, Deputy Dan Paige said. NBC LA reports that authorities believe a helicopter spotted the group this morning, and a head count was being done; CBS adds that a medic was lowered to the group and no injuries were reported. Crews searched through the night and were joined by reinforcements at daybreak. A helicopter crew joined the search after early morning low clouds and fog began to break up. Members of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Huntington Park said the hikers range from 14 to 36 years old and have gone out as a group on 3-mile treks before. They had planned to go rappelling at canyon waterfalls. We're assuming that they got tired and they stopped, Wendolyn Ortiz told KABC-TV.",
        "Caption": "15 Missing Hikers Found in Calif. Mountains",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1433",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2013 4:13 AM CDT) Bashar al-Assad's son Hafez is only 11 years old\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he's already making some pretty bold political statements, if his supposed Facebook page is to be believed. In a post noted by Foreign Policy and the New York Times, Hafez purportedly writes, America doesn't have soldiers, what it has is some cowards with new technology who claim themselves liberators. He adds: I just want them to attack sooo much, because I want them to make this huge mistake of beginning something that they don't know the end of it. They don't know our land like we do, no one does, victory is ours in the end no matter how much time it takes, the post says. The page perhaps gains credibility via the people who like it, including, apparently, other Assad family members and the kids and grandkids of top officials. On the other hand, Hafez claims to play for Barcelona's soccer team, have attended Oxford University, and have been in a relationship (though the 11-year-old is now single, it seems). Regardless of the page's authenticity, at the very least, it was written by someone doing a convincing impersonation of what the family believes, writes David Kenner for Foreign Policy.",
        "Caption": "Assad's Son, 11, May Be Taunting US on Facebook",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1434",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2011 11:23 AM CDT) A few weeks ago, a boozed-up father had his daughter climb on a booster seat and take him shopping; now childhood designated-driving is turning into a quasi-epidemic. A Wyoming man visiting Orlando felt he and his wife had had a few too many on Saturday, so he instructed his son, age 9, to drive the van, MyFox Orlando reports. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the kid drove into the arm bar of a security gate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a deputy happened to witness the crash, notes the AP. Nathan Sikkenga, 31, has been charged with child neglect. And lest you think quasi-epidemic is an overstatement, the Miami New Times reports that this is at least the third such incident in the state in recent memory: A 10-year-old hit several cars and a house last year during a driving lesson ; and an 11-year-old crashed an SUV while learning to drive in July. (Click for another Parent of the Year story.)",
        "Caption": "Another Drunk Dad Has 9-Year-Old Drive: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1435",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2015 9:38 AM) If you were handed $1,100 a month, would you amount to anything? So asks the Los Angeles Times in a Sunday headline atop a piece about a unique experiment underway in Germany. Michael Bohmeyer, a 31-year-old Internet entrepreneur in Berlin, is behind Mein Grundeinkommen (My Basic Income), which, so far, is giving 26 people $1,100 each month to spend any way they choose. It's all about helping people feel secure and free, he says, and it's an idea that springs out of his own experience. In an August 2014 interview with Vice, he explained that he had that year made the choice to stop working and start living off the approximately $1,300 I get out of my company. I just wanted to put my feet up and do nothing. Instead, I found a crazy drive to do things. I had a million new business ideas, I take care of my daughter, and I work for ... local community radio. The money for Mein Grundeinkommen comes from crowdfunding (more than 31,000 donors so far), and when enough donations are collected, more people are selected via a random drawing from a pool of 66,000 applicants, according to the Times. Deutsche Welle reports things kicked off in July 2014, and the winners thus far have included students, the unemployed, and two children, ages 4 and 8. How are the winners using the cash?",
        "Caption": "31-Year-Old's Experiment: Pay People $1,100 a Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1436",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2009 8:48 AM CDT) In another sign the housing market is stabilizing, home prices climbed 1.6% in July, the third consecutive month they have risen, according to the S&P Case-Shiller home-price index of 20 major cities. Though they're down 13.3% compared with this time last year, the year-over-year declines still beat expectations. Las Vegas and Seattle were the exceptions to the increases, the Wall Street Journal notes.",
        "Caption": "Home Prices Rise for 3rd Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1437",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2015 2:18 AM CDT) Four people are dead and another person is injured after a shooting on a bridge in eastern Wisconsin that a police chief says appears to be a random act. The Menasha Police Department said in a statement that the shooting happened around 7:30pm last night on the Fox Cities Trestle Trail bridge. Menasha Police Chief Tim Styka told Post-Crescent Media late last night that the shooter was among those who died. The man was pronounced dead at a hospital. According to Styka, authorities think the shooting was a random act and do not believe there's any other threat to the community. He said no responding officers fired their weapons. The newspaper reports the lone surviving victim underwent surgery and is in critical condition. None of the victims was immediately identified.",
        "Caption": "4 Dead in 'Random' Bridge Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1438",
        "News Article": "(Jan 16, 2016 5:27 AM) Burkina Faso and French forces killed a fourth extremist Saturday after freeing 126 people and killing three other attackers to end the seizure of a luxury hotel by al-Qaeda-linked militants, officials said. In addition to the extremists, at least 23 people were killed in the attack at the Splendid Hotel in Ouagadougou, the capital, the president said. The fourth jihadist was killed when security forces cleared out a second hotel that was nearby. Two of the attackers were female, President Roch Marc Christian Kabore said on national radio. The Islamic extremists stormed the Splendid Hotel and a nearby cafe Friday night. About 33 people have been wounded and the operation freed 126 people, said Minister of Security and Internal Affairs Simon Compaore. Dozens of French forces arrived overnight from neighboring Mali to aid in the rescue. One US military member was embedded with French forces at the scene, and the United States helped provide France with surveillance and reconnaissance help, according to a US senior defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity. An al-Qaeda affiliate known as AQIM, or al-Qaieda in the Islamic Maghreb, claimed responsibility online as the attack was ongoing in downtown Ouagadougou at the 147-room hotel, according to the SITE Intelligence Group.",
        "Caption": "At Least 23 Dead in Burkina Faso Hotel Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1439",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2008 11:30 PM CDT) Forget about a Boston sweep. The Hawks are headed back to Beantown all tied up with the mighty Celtics. Joe Johnson scored 35 points\u00e2\u20ac\u201d20 in the fourth quarter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Josh Smith added 28 points and seven blocks for Atlanta, which surprised the Celtics again 97-92 on Monday night to even the best-of-seven series at two games apiece. A Game 5 that many never expected to happen is now on, Wednesday night in Boston. The Hawks, who had the worst record (37-45) of any playoff team, overcame two double-digit deficits to beat a team that won an NBA-leading 66 games during the regular season. The credit for this Atlanta stunner goes largely to Johnson, who took control in the final quarter.",
        "Caption": "Johnson, Hawks Surprise Celtics Again 97-92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1440",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2009 3:24 PM CDT) Stocks fell today as investors took profits after the recent rally, the Wall Street Journal reports. Traders characterized the market as on pause ahead of a Fed statement on interest rates due tomorrow. Bank of America and GE led the Dow lower with 4.4% and 3.6% declines, respectively. The Dow fell 97 points to close at 9,241. The Nasdaq lost 23 points, settling at 1,970, and the S&P 500 fell shed 13 points to close at 994.",
        "Caption": "Dow Off 97 Ahead of Fed News",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1441",
        "News Article": "(Mar 29, 2012 10:16 AM CDT) With Circuit City now long gone, everything should be coming up roses for Best Buy, right? No such luck. America's biggest electronics retailer today announced that it will be shuttering 50 of its big-box stores after posting a fiscal fourth quarter loss that was due partly to restructuring charges. It has other big changes planned: a new compensation model for employees tied in part to customer service; 100 new Best Buy Mobile stores; $800 million in cost cuts in three years; and a goal to increase online revenue 15%. Writing for CNET, Larry Dignan sums up Best Buy's problem thusly: It can't be the showroom for electronic sales online. Best Buy's biggest foe is, of course, Amazon, and Dignan believes the only way to keep up in an e-commerce world is to improve customer service. Best Buy appears to have gotten the memo: It plans to bulk up its loyalty programs (sample perk: free Geek Squad house call for Reward Zone Silver members), switch to free shipping, and make returns easier. But Dignan still sees two issues: The company is selling more Apple products, which return less of a profit for Best Buy, and, well, there's still Amazon.",
        "Caption": "With Eye on Amazon, Best Buy to Close 50 Stores",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1442",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2009 12:47 PM CDT) At least 85,694 Iraqis lost their lives from 2004 to 2008 in violence, the Iraqi government said today in its first comprehensive tally released since the war began. Another 147,195 were wounded during that four-year period, says the Human Rights Ministry. The number includes Iraqi civilians, military, and police, but not insurgents, US troops, or other foreign forces or contractors. It also excludes the first months of the war after the 2003 invasion. For political reasons, the government's toll of Iraqi deaths had been one of the most closely guarded secrets of the war, until an AP report in April revealed that the government had recorded 87,215 deaths. Iraq's death toll continued to climb today when three near simultaneous blasts struck the southern Shiite holy city of Karbala. At least six people were killed, police and medical officials said.",
        "Caption": "In Its First Estimate, Iraq Says 85K Killed Since '04",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1443",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2012 5:33 PM) The hacker who stole nude photos of Scarlett Johansson and dozens of other women and posted some online has been given a 10-year sentence, TMZ reports. Christopher Chaney, 36, must also pay $76,000 to Johansson, Christina Aguilera, and actress Renee Olstead. Judge S. James Otero sentenced him in LA today after Johansson delivered a tearful statement by video, reports the AP: I have been truly humiliated and embarrassed, she said. I find Christopher Chaney's actions to be perverted and reprehensible. But Otero said Chaney's crimes against two women he knew were even worse than the damaged inflicted on his celebrity victims. Chaney sent nude photos of a former co-worker to her family, and letters from the women said they still suffer from anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and paranoia. These types of crimes are as pernicious and serious as physical stalking, said Otero. Chaney pleaded guilty to nine felony counts in March, including wiretapping and identity theft, and faced a possible 121 years if convicted of all charges.",
        "Caption": "ScarJo Nude-Photo Hacker Gets 10 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1444",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2015 5:18 AM CDT) A powerful New York magazine cover story brings together 35 of the 46 women who have publicly accused Bill Cosby of sexually assaulting them. The women\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho appear on the cover and in a photo essay inside\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddescribe how they were drugged and abused by a man many of them had trusted and looked up to, and how they felt it was impossible to come forward. I felt like a prisoner; I felt I was kidnapped and hiding in plain sight, says Barbara Bowman, who accuses Cosby of abusing her when she was a teenager in the '80s. I could have walked down any street of Manhattan at any time and said, 'I'm being raped and drugged by Bill Cosby,' but who the hell would have believed me? Nobody, nobody. Each story is awful in its own right, writes Noreen Malone at New York. But the horror is multiplied by the sheer volume of seeing them together, reading them together, considering their shared experience. An empty chair on the cover symbolizes women who have not yet come forward, notes Daniel Politi at Slate, who believes the magazine's jarring cover may do more to destroy the once-beloved comic's reputation than anything that has been released so far. And Cosby's legacy is continuing to unravel, reports the New York Times. Spelman College, a historically black women's college in Atlanta, has cut its ties with Bill and Camille Cosby, who donated $20 million in 1988. (President Obama, however, says there's no way to revoke Cosby's Medal of Freedom.)",
        "Caption": "35 Cosby Accusers Sit for Striking Cover Photo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1445",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2011 8:20 AM CDT) Jack Kevorkian, longtime advocate of assisted suicide, died early this morning at age 83. Kevorkian had been hospitalized in Michigan since last month for kidney trouble and pneumonia. A friend tells the AP he recently spoke to Kevorkian about his pending release and rehabilitation, then I left and he took a turn for the worst. Nurses played music by Johann Sebastian Bach for him before he died. No cause of death has been determined, but the friend says it was likely pulmonary thrombosis.",
        "Caption": "Jack Kevorkian Dead at 83",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1446",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2013 11:44 AM) In the first detailed account of the Veterans Administration's psychosurgery program, the Wall Street Journal reveals the extent to which lobotomies were used on veterans in the 1940s and '50s, before antipsychotic drugs came on the market and public opinion dipped. Unearthed documents show how one of the most controversial figures in American medical history, Walter Freeman\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho made the ice-pick-through-the-eye, transorbital method famous and used lobotomies to treat practically everything from delinquency to a pain in the neck, one VA memo notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dswayed the organization in favor of the procedure, despite the fact that only a third of patients were able to lead a productive life afterward. After doctors saw Freeman perform a lobotomy in 1943, a VA report recommended the surgery be performed on veterans suffering from mental illnesses. The memo, which noted a lobotomy does not demand a high degree of surgical skill, was approved. The US government went on to lobotomize some 2,000 veterans with Freeman in the lead, the WSJ notes. And while many at the VA had their doubts\u00e2\u20ac\u201din one case, Freeman posed for a photo op during surgery and penetrated too far into the patient's brain, killing the patient\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe neurology division's chief wrote that if properly handed, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The full piece is worth a look.",
        "Caption": "2K US Veterans Lobotomized in '40s, '50s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1447",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2013 6:47 AM CDT) A Texas district attorney and his wife have been gunned down in a flurry of bullets inside their own home, becoming the second member of his office killed in two months, reports the Dallas Morning News. Sources said the door of Kaufman County DA Mike McLelland was kicked in, in a grisly scene discovered yesterday; wife Cynthia was also found dead in the house. The deaths follow the fatal shooting of assistant DA Mark Hasse on Jan. 31; he was gunned down as he was walking into a courthouse. The murders sent police, FBI agents, and Texas Rangers scrambling to assure the safety of other members of the DA's office. They need to shut the office down for a while, said a Kaufman defense attorney. I think everybody there is a target. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not safe in the streets in downtown Kaufman. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not safe in their homes. McLelland had said that, like other local law enforcement officials, he was taking safety precautions in the wake of Hasse's death, but that, there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no holes for me to hide in, and that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not my style anyway. Officials had been investigating to see whether there was a link between the Hasse case and Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements' murder, adds the AP.",
        "Caption": "Texas DA Killed in Office's 2nd Murder in 2 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1448",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2013 4:17 PM CDT) The pay gap between the richest 1% and the rest of America widened to a record last year. The top 1% of earners collected 19.3% of household income in 2012, their largest share in Internal Revenue Service figures going back a century, according to an analysis of IRS figures by University of California, Berkeley economists. US income inequality has been growing for almost three decades. But until last year, the top tier's share of pre-tax income hadn't surpassed the 18.7% it reached in 1927, according to an analysis of IRS figures dating to 1913. The economists write that 2012 incomes of the richest Americans might have surged in part because they cashed in stock holdings to avoid higher capital gains taxes that took effect in January.",
        "Caption": "Top 1% Took Record Share of US Income Last Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1449",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2018 3:55 PM CDT) The Chicago PD is in search of a suspect who they say fatally shot a man Sunday before gunning down another victim the next day in the same neighborhood. Per ABC News, officials are on high alert in the city's Rogers Park area, where 73-year-old Douglass Watts was shot in the head by a masked man Sunday while walking his dogs. Monday night, authorities say Eliyahu Moscowitz was also fatally shot in the head just blocks away. Per WLS-TV, investigators have linked the two crimes using ballistics evidence. The shell casings found at both crime scenes ... were found to be a match, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told reporters. This means both shootings came from the same gun and likely the same suspect. Striking even more fear in the stunned community, Johnson revealed that police believe the two victims had zero connection and that they were likely targeted at random. Neither victim had his belongings stolen. As police released surveillance footage of a masked suspect they described as a male with a thin build, Mayor Rahm Emanuel urged Chicagoans to go about their daily lives, but in a smart and vigilant way.",
        "Caption": "Police Search for Masked Gunman Wanted in 2 Slayings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1450",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2015 2:56 PM CDT) The Senate overwhelmingly backed legislation today that would let Congress review and possibly reject any final deal with Tehran. The vote was 98-1 for the bill that would give Congress a say on what could be a historic accord that the United States and five other nations are trying to finalize with Iran. The lone no vote came from freshman Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., who wants the administration to submit any agreement to the Senate as a treaty. Under the Constitution, that would require approval of two-thirds of the Senate. The House is expected to vote next week on the measure. A nuclear-arms agreement with any adversary\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially the terror-sponsoring, Islamist Iranian regime\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshould be submitted as a treaty and obtain a two-thirds majority vote in the Senate as required by the Constitution, said Cotton. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the bill offers the best chance for our constituents through the Congress they elect to weigh in on the White House negotiations with Iran. The Hill notes that if Congress reviewed a deal and rejected it, President Obama could override the move. The president initially opposed any such review, but he changed his mind given the number of Democrats in support of it.",
        "Caption": "98-1: Senate OKs Bill to Review Any Iran Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1451",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2010 12:21 PM CDT) Two people are dead and about 50 injured after a highway crash involving two school buses, a tractor-trailer, and an SUV in Missouri, reports KMOX. The buses were reportedly carrying teenagers from a school band. The accident occurred on I-44 this morning, though it's unclear what caused it.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead, 50 Injured in Missouri Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1452",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2013 9:16 AM CDT) The NYPD is on the lookout after an anonymous driver posted a video that appears to show him (or her) driving all the way around Manhattan (a 26.5-mile loop) in 24 minutes, 7 seconds. That would be an unofficial record, MyFox New York reports; the previous mark was 26:03, set in 2010. The August 26 drive was made in a BMW Z3, and the driver had to stop at six red lights. We've seen this before. We've taken enforcement action, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says. We now have license plate readers that will help in this investigation. Jalopnik writer Raphael Orlove calls the Manhattan speed laps illegal, reckless, and dangerous, and notes that though the driver was going an average speed of 66mph, the driver was also passing on the right, weaving across lanes, and cutting people off like a cabbie. Orlove managed to contact the driver, who insists, Being a fast driver doesn't mean that you're inherently a bad or reckless driver. ... I'm in control.",
        "Caption": "Really Illegal: Driver Laps Manhattan in 24 Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1453",
        "News Article": "(Jan 23, 2014 8:56 AM) More than 35 years later, the FBI is finally charging mobsters in connection with the notorious Lufthansa heist at New York's JFK Airport in 1978, a crime made even more infamous by the film Goodfellas. Five alleged mobsters said to be associated with New York's Bonanno crime family were arrested today, Reuters reports. The FBI had been planning the pre-dawn raids for months, following a search last June of James Jimmy the Gent Burke's home. Burke, the inspiration for Robert De Niro's Goodfellas character, died in prison in 1996 while serving time for a murder. The men arrested reportedly include Vincent Asaro, 78, said to be a ranking Bonanno member, and underboss Thomas Tommy D DiFiore. The FBI believes Burke was the mastermind of the heist, which was at the time the single largest one carried out in the US, ABC News reports. More than $5 million in cash and $1 million in jewels were stolen, the equivalent of more than $20 million today. Up 'til now, no mobster had faced charges in the heist. An airport worker who helped the robbers was the only person to have been convicted.",
        "Caption": "35 Years Later, FBI Busts 5 in Goodfellas Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1454",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2010 11:00 AM) The days of PlayStations and Xboxes are now officially numbered\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor at least, they will be if OnLive has its way. The much-hyped online streaming game platform will launch on June 17, the company announced today. The service allows users to play whatever game they want, instantly, and because it uses remote hardware to do it, users would theoretically never need to buy a new console or upgrade their computers again. We want to take your dollars from hardware and let you spend it on software, explains the company's COO. We are a new platform and we're building a network and infrastructure to last for the next 30 years of gaming, not the next five years. The service will cost $15 a month. Launch titles include Assassin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Creed, Prince of Persia, and Borderlands.",
        "Caption": "Video Game 'Console Killer' to Launch June 17",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1455",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2013 6:04 AM CDT) A San Francisco Bay Area commuter train returning from routine maintenance struck and killed two workers who were inspecting the tracks yesterday afternoon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan accident that comes amid a strike that has shut the Bay Area Rapid Transit system down for the past few days. The four-car train was being run in automatic mode under computer control at the time of the accident, BART's Assistant General Manager Paul Oversier said. There were several people aboard the train, Oversier said, but he would not say who was operating the train. In an earlier statement, BART said only that the person was an experienced operator. One system employee and one contractor were killed in the accident shortly before 2pm. The train had been at a yard where workers had been cleaning off graffiti, BART officials said. Officials from the unions representing BART's train operators and some of the system's other workers have warned of the danger that could come with allowing managers to operate trains as BART had planned to do in case of a strike. One of the unions on strike, Amalgamated Transit Union 1555, announced that its 900 workers would not be picketing today out of respect for the victims and their families. BART officials wouldn't address questions on the union's warnings about train safety during a walkout. The labor issues are not in the forefront of our mind, Oversier said. We've just lost two people in the BART family. The NTSB announced late yesterday that it will take over the investigation.",
        "Caption": "Amid Strike, SF Train Kills 2 Workers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1456",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2008 3:44 PM CDT) With Hurricane Gustav set to thrash the Big Easy almost exactly 3 years after Katrina, Newsweek sits down with New Orleans Levee District executive director Stevan Spencer to find out what will change this time around. We are better than before Katrina \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwe've raised the levees and strengthened or replaced the floodwalls, he says. But that doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mean New Orleans is ready for anything that might hit it. The city still isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t equipped to deal with what are called 100-year-storms \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe sort of brutal hurricanes that only come around once per century. And Katrina, Spencer says, was a 300-year-plus storm. Everything has been repaired and rebuilt to pre-Katrina levels, he says. It's not at 100-year flood event levels.",
        "Caption": "Big Easy Not Ready for '100-Year Storm'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1457",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2016 3:29 PM CDT) The family of a man in Cloppenburg, northern Germany, apparently doesn't spend much time in the attic. When the 33-year-old son went up to set about renovating the large, unused space last week, he happened upon the remains of a woman who's been missing for nearly 40 years, covered in leaves and straw and wearing pants, shoes, and multiple jackets, reports the Independent. A discovery of this type is a very unusual event, a police spokesman tells German newspaper Bild. We assume she lay down to sleep and froze to death in the attic. Authorities have linked the remains to a 28-year-old woman with three children and a history of mental illness. In the year before she disappeared in 1977, she was declared missing for six weeks before turning up in nearby woods. Police are confident the bones match this missing woman, and say they do not suspect another person's involvement, reports the Local. (One woman found her ex boyfriend living in her attic, and he appears to have had peeping access to her bedroom.)",
        "Caption": "In Attic, Man Finds Remains of Woman Missing 40 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1458",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2012 1:41 AM CDT) I say there, old bean, that's not quite the way it's done. Mitt Romney put his foot in his mouth again across the pond. After irking the Brits with some comments about Olympic preparations yesterday, he also blabbed about a meeting with the head of British intelligence agency MI6. Such conversations are not normally discussed publicly by government leaders, sniffed the Guardian. The meeting with Sir John Sawers was not on Romney's official schedule, and it was supposed to stay hush-hush, notes Politico. I can only say that I appreciated the insights of the leaders of the government and opposition here, as well as the head of MI6, as we discussed Syria and the hope for a more peaceful future for that country, Romney told reporters. A spokesman from Britain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Foreign and Commonwealth Office told CBS News that Sir John Sawers meets many people, but we don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t give a running commentary on any of these private meetings.",
        "Caption": "Romney Blabs About Secret MI6 Meeting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1459",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2008 8:39 AM CDT) The Chinese call them liaobaixing, or old 100 names, and they are so partial to those 100 traditional surnames, Radio Free Netherlands tells us, that over 90% of the country's population of 1.3 billion share them. The profusion of Wangs, Chen, Lis and Wus creates powerful feelings of kinship, but also wreaks bureaucratic havoc. In one hospital, 9-year-old Wang Lan was given medicine meant for another Wang Lan and the mistake was not corrected until staff could check through all 227 Wang Lans in the system. Parents often try to give their offspring inventive surnames to help them stand out from the crowds of Chens. Auyun, meaning Olympic Games, has been big this year and many were christened Hope for Sichuan after May's devastating earthquake.",
        "Caption": "100 Surnames for 1.3B People Causes Chinese Confusion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1460",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2015 3:50 PM CDT) A new wildfire in Northern California has killed one person and destroyed or damaged 10 homes in Monterey County, a week after two other blazes killed five people and destroyed at least 1,400 homes, fire officials said today. The blaze burning about 2 miles north of the community of Jamesburg quickly grew to 1,200-acres after starting yesterday afternoon, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection says. The person who died has not been identified. Farther north, two wildfires have destroyed 1,400 homes and continue to threaten thousands more, fire officials say. Damage assessment teams have counted 888 homes burned in Lake County, many of them in the town of Middletown, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman Daniel Berlant says. He says teams are getting access to affected areas as firefighters make progress but that the count is far from over. The fire, which killed at least three people and charred 117 square miles, was 53% contained. Another 6,400 homes remain under threat. Another 535 homes were destroyed by a separate blaze that killed at least two people and that has burned 110 square miles in the Sierra Nevada foothills, about 170 miles southeast. That blaze was 70% contained today but continued to threaten thousands of structures.",
        "Caption": "Cali Wildfires Kill 1, Destroy 1.4K Homes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1461",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2008 9:35 AM CDT) Consumer prices rose a staggering 1.1% in June, Bloomberg reports. The figure far surpassed analyst estimates, and brings the year-over-year figure to 5%\u00e2\u20ac\u201cthe biggest surge since 1991. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, rose a more-than-expected 0.3%. Inflation has galloped, one economist said. It puts the Fed in a really tricky position. I don't see how they can change rates this year. Wholesale prices saw an even steeper increase, rising 1.8% in June and 9.2% year-over-year. And while prices were skyrocketing, unemployment rose and wages fell an inflation-adjusted 0.9%, which analysts fear portends a big drop in spending. But the Fed seems wary of increasing rates, the Wall Street Journal reports. Ben Bernanke said yesterday that he expects inflation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rise to be temporary.",
        "Caption": "Consumer Prices Surge Most Since '91",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1462",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2014 7:38 AM CDT) Houston police last Wednesday uncovered a grim building covered in human waste and packed with 115 people held hostage inside. Court papers filed in the case against five alleged human smugglers provide more insight into how the stash house came to be, and how police uncovered it. The Houston Chronicle reports that the tip came from a worried grandmother, who reached out to local police after being contacted by a smuggler who demanded $13,000 in order to transport her daughter and two young grandchildren to Chicago\u00e2\u20ac\u201da trip the woman said her daughter had paid the smugglers $15,000 to facilitate. Pay the ransom, the grandmother was told, or the smugglers would make her family disappear. KPRC previously reported the 24-year-old and her children didn't show up at a prescribed meeting place last Tuesday night. The grandmother's tip brought police to the Pearland-area home; neighbors told KHOU they had no inkling of what was going on inside, but it didn't take police long to figure it out: One set of officers stopped a Ford Mustang that was exiting the property and noticed a black semi-automatic handgun protruding from beneath the front passenger seat ; other officers saw three men jump a fence and flee; still a third group observed men wearing only underwear inside, and called the Department of Homeland Security. Why the lack of clothing? Per the filing, the alleged smugglers locked up their hostages' clothes and shoes to make fleeing difficult; deadbolt locks, boarded-up windows, a wooden paddle, stun gun, and firearms also assisted to that end. Those held there, some for at least six weeks, hailed from El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. An initial court appearance is today scheduled for the five accused, who are charged with hostage-taking and violence with a firearm. (Click for more on what was found inside the home.)",
        "Caption": "How Cops Stumbled on 115 Hostages in Texas Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1463",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2018 12:50 PM CDT) The only conclusion we can reasonably now draw is that Russia was directly involved in the downing of MH17, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Friday\u00e2\u20ac\u201da day after investigators concluded the missile system used to bring the plane down over eastern Ukraine in 2014 belonged to the Russian military. Dutch foreign minister Stef Blok said much the same at a news conference at The Hague, per Reuters, adding that the Netherlands and Australia call on Russia to accept its responsibility and cooperate fully with the process to establish the truth and achieve justice for the victims. Blok said the two countries would seek compensation from Russia, which they hope to engage in talks before possibly presenting a case to an international court. A statement from the Dutch government, however, noted holding Russia accountable for violating international law would be a complex legal process, per the BBC. Moscow has denied involvement in the disaster and says it rejects the version of the Dutch investigators. The plane was shot down over territory controlled by pro-Russian separatist forces.",
        "Caption": "2 Nations Hold Russia Responsible for Downing Jet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1464",
        "News Article": "(Oct 19, 2015 6:38 PM CDT) Ohio has delayed executions until 2017 because of problems finding supplies of lethal injection drugs. The announcement on Monday means Ohio will go at least two years without putting anyone to death and marks another setback in efforts to carry out capital punishment in the state. The Department of Rehabilitation and Correction says the dates of 12 inmates have been pushed into the future through warrants of reprieve by Gov. John Kasich. The developments mean Ohio will not execute anyone until January 2017. More than two dozen executions are scheduled nearly four years in the future, to August 2019. Ohio has run out of supplies of its previous drugs and has unsuccessfully sought new amounts, including so-far failed attempts to import chemicals from overseas. (Oklahoma recently called off all executions this year.)",
        "Caption": "Ohio Delays All Executions Until 2017",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1465",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2013 2:36 PM) The UN Security Council has voted to temporarily increase the UN peacekeeping force in conflict-torn South Sudan to 12,500 troops from 7,000, a nearly 80% increase. The resolution adopted unanimously today by the UN's most powerful body will also increase the UN's international police contingent from 900 to 1,323. To reach the new levels, the council authorized the temporary transfer of troops, police, and equipment from UN missions in Congo, Darfur, Abyei, Ivory Coast, and Liberia. The UN also wants attack helicopters for South Sudan. The council condemned the fighting and violence against civilians and ethnic communities that have caused hundreds of deaths across South Sudan, and reported human rights violations by all parties. It called for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the immediate opening of a dialogue.",
        "Caption": "UN Votes to Increase Troops in South Sudan to 12.5K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1466",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2013 1:31 AM CDT) The referendum on whether Falkland Islanders want to remain British has ended with a vote overwhelmingly in favor of the status quo. With turnout above 90%, 1,513 voters wanted the disputed islands to remain a British overseas territory while just three voted no, reports the BBC. It is a major principle of the United Nations that a people have their right to self-determination, and you don't get a much clearer expression of the people's self-determination than such a large turnout and such a large 'yes' vote, the islands' governor said. Authorities in Argentina, which calls the islands Las Malvinas and claims them as its own, described the vote as invalid. British PM David Cameron, meanwhile, urged Buenos Aires to take note, adding, The Falklands are British through and through, and that is how they want to stay, and people should know we will always be there to defend them.",
        "Caption": "Falklands Votes to Stay British, 1,513 to 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1467",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2012 3:37 AM CDT) G7 members are holding a conference call today to discuss solutions for the mounting economic crisis in Europe, with German the likely key. The emergency huddle of the finance chiefs of the US, UK, German, Italy, France, Japan, and Canada underscores a mounting panic about the crushing debt of the European Union. Greece, Ireland, and Portugal are all operating under international bailout programs, and officials fear a bank run in Spain, fallout from Greece's upcoming election, and an increasingly dire global impact. Germany appears willing to pool EU debt, but only if member nations agree to stricter controls and some kind of central supervision of government spending, reports the New York Times. Finding the way to more Europe, not less is the task for Europe's leaders now, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday. One likely scenario is a plan to combine much of Europe\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bad debt into a single fund with an aim to pay it off over 25 years. Accompanying that would be an expansion of executive power in Brussels over member nations' fiscal targets, as well as supervision of banks, and Europe-wide deposit insurance, notes the Times. We will discuss to what extent we need to put systemically relevant banks under a specific European supervisory authority so that national interests do not play such a large role, Merkel said yesterday. The plan faces stiff resistance from the powerful German banks, which argue that European-wide deposit insurance would mean using German savings to prop up weak banks beyond their borders, and weaken German institutions in turn, notes the Wall Street Journal. Asian stocks rallied early today on hopes that the G7 nations would take some kind of action, reports Reuters.",
        "Caption": "Germany at Center of G7 Crisis Huddle",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1468",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2014 12:49 AM CDT) After decades of mystery, the families of Cheryl Miller and Pamella Jackson finally know what happened to the two South Dakota girls one night in May 1971. Officials have confirmed that a 1960 Studebaker found in a creek last year contained the remains of the two 17-year-olds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand they appear to be the victims of a car crash, not foul play, the AP reports. The car was in the highest gear and the lights were on when it crashed, say investigators who suspect a tire blew when the girls were on their way to an end-of-school party, sending the car into the creek where it lay for 42 years until it was exposed by drought. Investigators do not believe alcohol was a factor. The girls were found in the car's front seats, and the forensic pathology and anthropology reports indicate that there's no type of injury that would be consistent with or caused by foul play or inappropriate conduct, the state's attorney general told reporters. A high school classmate already serving a 227-year sentence for rape and kidnapping was charged in 2007 with murdering the girls, but charges were dropped after prosecutors found that a jailhouse informant had lied. The attorney general said he was glad to be able to bring closure to the families, and deliver news that wouldn't lead to further suffering, Vermillion Plain Talk reports. I would much rather prefer, even though it doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t change the fact that this is a tragedy, to be able to talk about an accident versus the other alternative, he said.",
        "Caption": "S. Dakota Solves Case of Missing Girls 43 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1469",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2014 2:29 PM CDT) It's got a washer and dryer, two HD televisions, radiant floor heat, 29,683 miles, and two famous owners: Todd and Sarah Palin. Yes, the Palins are selling the bus they used to tool around the country as part of Sarah's One Nation tour in 2011, reports the Daily News. The asking price for the 2004 Country Coach Lexa is a mere $279,000. In a Facebook post, Todd explains that they're downsizing. His wife loves to drive and really admires those hardcore lady RVers who maneuver their rigs and even haul trailers behind, but Sarah humbly admits there must be a better way than her white-knuckling on the highways behind the wheel of our Lexa, he writes. A smaller rig may do the trick for her. The listing and photos are here.",
        "Caption": "Sarah Palin's Bus Can Be Yours for $279K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1470",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2014 9:59 AM CDT) Everyone wants to know who shot Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 out of the skies over Ukraine in July, but one unknown entity really wants to know\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand is apparently willing to pony up $30 million for the answer. Wifka, a German private-investigation firm, says it has a client who's offering the huge reward and that the offer is legit, with funds already set aside in a Swiss bank account, USA Today reports. But even the investigators don't know who the client is: All Josef Resch, who runs Wifka, could tell German magazine Capital is that he has met with intermediaries in different countries and that one man had a Swiss accent, NBC News reports. Whoever wants these answers has many pointed questions, as can be seen in the official Wifka statement: Who shot down MH17, who gave the order, who was directly involved with the shoot down, and what happened to the weapon used are a few of the specific queries Wifka's client poses. Resch has his own hunches about who the mystery client could be, including an intelligence agent, a wealthy Russian trying to get rid of Putin, or even the Russian president himself attempting to get someone to somehow pin the incident on Ukraine, according to USA Today. Although Wifka warns tipsters to take great care and contact the group with an attorney's help\u00e2\u20ac\u201d details should not lightly be given away in emails or on the phone \u00e2\u20ac\u201dit also promises to collaborate confidentially and set up a new identity for anyone who's got the info it's looking for.",
        "Caption": "Mystery Donor Offers $30M Reward for MH17 Culprit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1471",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2008 11:40 AM CDT) A good April Fools' prank can really liven up the office, and 32% of us have been on the giving or receiving end. CNN draws 10 of the best workplace gags from an annual CareerBuilder survey.",
        "Caption": "10 Ways to Play the Fool at Work",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1472",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2015 7:07 AM CDT) While the world reels at news that debris washed ashore on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean may be from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, there's one person who's not surprised. Charitha Pattiaratchi, an oceanography professor at the University of Western Australia, created models last year that showed how currents in the Indian Ocean could carry debris from the plane west toward Madagascar within 18 months of a crash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich would have placed any debris right near Reunion Island at this point in the timeline, NBC News reports. It makes sense based on some of the [modeling] we did 12 months ago, that some time [within] 18 to 24 months after [the crash] this could be the area the debris would have ended up in, he tells the Guardian. A map that Pattiaratchi provided to Business Insider illustrates the spread of the debris over different time periods, from zero to six months after the crash to 18 to 24 months after, and Reunion Island sits squarely as the end destination in the 18-to-24-month range. Meanwhile, another Australian oceanographer tells the New York Times that even if the debris proves to be from Flight 370, using that info to try to backtrack along ocean currents to find the bulk of the wreckage would, as the paper puts it, be akin to using modeling of big-city crowd flows to try to predict the travels of a random person encountered on the street. In short, next to impossible.",
        "Caption": "Professor's Year-Old Prediction: MH370 Debris Could Reach Island",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1473",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2008 4:27 AM CDT) In another of a troubling series of earthquakes to hit the US, a 6.5 magnitude shaker has struck Alaska, Reuters reports. The quake hit a sparsely inhabited section of the Aleutian island chain, and so far there have been no reports of injuries. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the earthquake was not large enough to pose a tsunami risk. A spasm of quakes have rattled California and Nevada in recent weeks.",
        "Caption": "6.5 Quake Rocks Alaska",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1474",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2016 2:07 AM) Twitter now has five fewer characters at the top. The company confirmed Sunday night that four top execs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmedia head Katie Jacobs Stanton, product head Kevin Weil, engineering chief Alex Roetter, and human resources VP Brian Skip Schipper\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare leaving in what amounts to a major shake-up, reports Reuters. In what he described as an effort to set the record straight after inaccurate media reports, CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted that the four are leaving the company voluntarily and will now be taking some well-deserved time off. Vine chief Jason Toff, who wasn't mentioned in Dorsey's tweet, also announced his departure on Sunday. He tweeted that he's joining Google to work on virtual reality. According to Re\/code, which first reported the departures, it has been a very tough few months for Twitter execs, with the service struggling to attract new users and its share price plummeting to well below its IPO price. Sources tell the New York Times that Twitter co-founder Dorsey, who returned as permanent CEO in October, is planning to tackle the company's problems by expanding its board of directors, with at least one high-profile media personality set to join. The sources say that while some execs are departing voluntarily, at least one was asked to leave. (Twitter shares are down 55% over the last year, but Dorsey still managed to make $277 million on his birthday.)",
        "Caption": "5 Top Execs Out in Twitter Exodus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1475",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2015 5:20 PM CDT) Add this to the long list of things that do not warrant a 911 call: an annoying roommate. Junes Rose Gines, 20, of West Palm Beach, was arrested last week after calling 911 three times in quick succession to say that she wanted her roommate arrested for bothering her by turning the lights on and off and knocking on Gines' door. She was given multiple warnings not to call 911 again unless she was experiencing a life or death emergency, the Palm Beach Post reports, yet she continued to call until deputies followed through on their threat to arrest her on misuse of 911 charges. She managed to dial 911 one last time while deputies were inside her home, the Sun Sentinel reports.",
        "Caption": "Here's Yet Another Thing You Shouldn't Call 911 About",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1476",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2010 1:45 AM) A 14-year-old New Zealand girl managed to fight off an attacking 5-foot shark armed only with a boogie board. Lydia Ward was attacked after stepping on a big, gray, slippery thing in waist-high water off the southern city of Invercargill. The shark wrapped its jaws around her waist but let go after she whacked it with the board, she tells the New Zealand Herald. Lydia managed to escape serious injury but was treated in a local hospital for two of the deeper puncture wounds. The teen has no plans to return to the ocean any time soon. It sort of put me off the beach, but it's still fine with rivers and lakes, she said. I'll stick to them now.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 14, Battles Shark With Boogie Board",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1477",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2014 2:20 PM CDT) Solomon Northup, the subject of 12 Years a Slave, was held in a slave jail in Shockoe Bottom, once one of the busiest slave-trading districts in the country ... and now the mayor of Richmond, Va., where the site is located, wants to turn it into a baseball stadium. Descendants of Northup, not surprisingly, oppose the plan. Most people of African descent in North America have had ancestors who came through that area as they were being sold to slave masters in the South, Northup's great-great-great-great-granddaughter tells the Hollywood Reporter. I think it's insensitive and allowing it to become secondary to a ballpark. The site once known as the Devil's half-acre, which was once home to more than 90 slave dealers and Lumpkin's slave jail, is now just a number of asphalt lots and grasslands near the Shockoe Creek, making it undesirable for construction. Mayor Dwight Jones wants to inject new life into the area, hence the idea for a $56 million park to be used by a local minor league team\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that would require the destruction of dozens of slave-trading sites. A historical researcher points out that artifacts could also be buried on the site. A $5 million slavery museum would also be built nearby, and the slave burial grounds at the site would not be affected. Northup's family has started an online petition, and a protest will be held at the site of the slave jail next month; a decision is expected in May.",
        "Caption": "Mayor's Plan: Turn 12 Years a Slave Site Into Stadium",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1478",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2016 1:51 PM CDT) Oil giant BP lost $5.2 billion last year, but the company somehow saw fit to propose maximum bonuses for 2015 for its top executives, including a 20% pay increase for CEO Bob Dudley\u00e2\u20ac\u201da proposal that 59% of shareholders roundly rejected by proxy vote at Thursday's annual meeting, MarketWatch reports. The company had indicated earlier in the day that it may also have to reduce its dividend, the Wall Street Journal reports. Dudley is set to receive the full bonus he was eligible for, which comes to $4.2 million (including $1.4 million in cash and a portion in deferred BP shares), per an earlier MarketWatch report. This amount was bumped up from the $3 million ($1 million in cash) he received in 2014. BP's CFO was also on the list to rake in his full bonus. We think it sends the wrong message, a rep for shareholder Royal London Asset Management tells the BBC. It shows that the board is out of touch. Not only did BP suffer straight-up monetary losses as the price of oil fell, it also announced it will be getting rid of about 7,000 jobs and taking other belt-tightening measures. And the Financial Times notes that other energy company execs saw their pay slashed in 2015. But a BP spokesman says executives performed strongly in a difficult environment in 2015, managing the things they could control and for which they were accountable. Andy Critchlow, writing for the Reuters Breakingviews blog, agrees. Dudley has to work harder than his predecessors, he writes, noting the CEO has helped the company recover from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster and improved safety protocol. The mild-mannered American has had possibly the toughest job in the oil industry. His rewards look in line with that task. Carl-Henric Svanberg, chairman of BP's board, says the nonbinding shareholder vote won't alter the payouts they've already decided on, but that the board will take investors' concerns into account when coming up with next year's compensation packages.",
        "Caption": "BP CEO Shouldn't Get 20% Raise After $5.2B Loss: Investors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1479",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2012 3:03 AM CDT) Mitt Romney's description of 47% of the electorate as handout-grabbers wasn't exactly a rousing success with much of the electorate, an Ipsos\/Reuters poll finds. Some 43% of those polled said the video of Romney talking to Florida donors made them view the Republican nominee less favorably, while only 26% said it improved their image of him. Almost 60% said they felt Romney's remarks were unfair, and 67% said they identified more with the people he was describing than with the guests at the $50,000-per-head fundraiser. But 41% felt Romney was making a valid point about government. This isn't great for Romney, a pollster says. This type of issue, a gaffe or an indiscreet remark by a candidate, has an effect on a candidate's image, she says, but\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcontrary to what some pundits are saying\u00e2\u20ac\u201d it is not the kind of thing that decides how people vote on Election Day. The poll found that if the election were held today, President Obama would win with 48% of the vote to Romney's 43%.",
        "Caption": "67% Say They're Romney's 47%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1480",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2011 9:21 AM) Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is determined not to budge on his controversial budget bill and Democratic senators are determined not to return to the state until he does, but a group of moderate Republican senators has proposed a compromise that could end the stalemate. Written by Dale Schultz, who is known for his ability to work across party lines, the proposal still calls for most collective bargaining rights to be cut\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut then reinstated in 2013. Dale is committed to find a way to preserve collective bargaining in the future, his chief of staff tells the Wall Street Journal. But Democrats have already asked for their own compromise\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunions would submit to the financial sacrifices and benefit cuts the bill contains as long as they kept their collective bargaining rights\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand neither union leaders nor Democratic senators appear particularly open to Schultz\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s proposal. Republicans will likely still control the state senate and assembly in 2013, meaning they could extend the provisions at that point. Another gripe, in Sen. Jon Erpenbach\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s words: Collective bargaining isn't a fiscal issue. If it's OK to collectively bargain in 2013 why isn't it OK today?",
        "Caption": "Wisconsin Protests: Moderate Republican Proposal Calls for Collective Bargaining to Be Cut, But Reinstated in 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1481",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2010 11:31 AM) A Malaysian tribal court has ordered two lovers to pay a fine of four buffalo and a pig after they were found guilty of having an illicit affair. The Star newspaper says the Native Court on Borneo island ruled last week that the man and woman must compensate their communities with the animals, valued at about 6,000 ringgit ($1,800), for their tryst. They were also fined 1,000 ringgit ($300) each. The man's wife filed a complaint last year after finding her husband in shorts and her colleague in a sarong at the man's second home. The court rejected their claim that they were just best friends. Officials could not immediately be reached today for further details.",
        "Caption": "Price of Adultery? 4 Buffalo and a Pig",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1482",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2015 3:45 PM CDT) A teenager who spent nearly 40 days in custody before a judge cleared him of throwing a dangerous snowball is suing the Detroit school district, saying his rights were violated by a malicious prosecution. Dominique Rondeau, now 18, was accused of throwing an icy snowball that shattered the windshield of a school police car in December 2013. He denied it. Unable to come up with $2,000 bond, he spent weeks in juvenile detention until his bond was reduced. A judge dismissed the case after officers looked at a video in court and couldn't identify Rondeau as the person who threw the snowball, the Detroit Free Press reports. The only evidence they had was the camera, and the camera couldn't see anything, says Rondeau, who was 16 at the time. Maria Miller, a spokeswoman for prosecutors, said her office relied on the officers' assertions that they could identify Rondeau, who is considered emotionally impaired and has had other run-ins with authorities. Rondeau has a lawsuit pending in federal court. He says his rights were violated by the school district and the officers. The district denies any wrongdoing. How does it even get this far? Didn't anybody look at the video? says Rondeau's attorney, Wolfgang Mueller.",
        "Caption": "Teen Detained for Nearly 40 Days in Snowball Incident",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1483",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2009 2:22 AM CDT) The 35-year-old king of Rwanda gorillas has died, reports the Independent. The once fearsome silverback, Titus, succumbed to old age after a brief illness, said officials. His troupe in a mountain forest of the African nation appeared to be mourning their fallen leader, observers said. Titus shot to fame when a researcher with scientist Dian Fossey named him when he was born in the largest gorilla troupe in the world. He later starred in a BBC documentary called The Gorilla King. The other gorillas are mourning. They are cleaning him, said a Rwanda park official. You have to be very careful. You can't just remove the body. The 450-pound primate king may be buried near Fossey, who was believed to be murdered by gorilla poachers.",
        "Caption": "Rwanda Gorilla King Dies at 35",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1484",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2009 6:28 AM CDT) Polar bears, whose Arctic habitat is thawing out, have become the symbols of climate change, but they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re also prime targets for hunters in Canada, where trophy-hungry sportsmen cough up as much as $35,000 to bag a bear, the Independent reports. This is probably the toughest hunt you can ever do, said one Canadian guide who leads the wealthy hunters hailing from places as far away as Poland. Indigenous communities are allotted a killing quota and often sell their tags to foreigners, who keep only the hide. Unlike the US, Canada, home to 60% of the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 22,000 polar bears, allows outsiders to conduct the trophy hunts. But with two-thirds of the polar bear population projected to be lost by 2050, the practice could prove unsustainable. Nations are now debating new hunting rules.",
        "Caption": "Polar Bears' Other Threat: $35K Trophy Hunts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1485",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2009 2:56 AM) At least 112 people were killed and scores wounded when three cars rigged with explosives and a suicide bomber exploded across Baghdad today. One bomb targeted a busy market in the central city while another detonated near the Labor Ministry in northeast Baghdad, reports MSNBC. The suicide bomber attacked a police patrol. The blasts all occurred within minutes of one another and demonstrated the ease of insurgents to strike high-profile targets. The blasts occurred as officials prepared to announced the date for next year's parliamentary election. Today's attack was the most serious violence in the city since October when twin car bombs killed 155 people.",
        "Caption": "112 Killed in Baghdad Bombings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1486",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2014 11:59 AM) McDonald's Mighty Wings simply didn't fly with customers, and now the chain appears to just want to break even on them. Reports in December predicted that a promotion would be coming, and it's here: Instead of selling the wings at a buck each, McDonald's is now offering them at a rate of five for $3, or 60 cents per wing, Businessweek reports. That price will result in either breaking even or a small loss, says an analyst. But they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve paid for those wings. If they don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t sell (them), they would have to eat the entire loss. A McDonald's rep indicates to USA Today that Atlanta and Chicago might bear some of the blame for the flop: While pricing during the national advertised launch was consistent with the test markets (Atlanta and Chicago), those markets were heavy wing markets which did not reflect some of our broader customers feelings towards the price and spice of the wings. Now, the discount will continue until supply runs out \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand there's a big supply\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays the rep, who notes that while the price has changed, the level of spice has not, though there's now more awareness of it.",
        "Caption": "McDonald's Mighty Wings, Now 40% Off",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1487",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2016 12:03 PM CDT) A diver was killed by a large shark off the west Australian coast on Sunday in the country's second fatal attack in less than a week, reports the AP. The 60-year-old woman was diving with a man at a popular dive spot in the northern Perth suburb of Mindarie when the shark attacked, Western Australia state Police Inspector Danny Mulligan said. The man said that he felt something go past him and he turned around, Mulligan told reporters. He didn't see the shark at that stage, but he felt it better to surface. When the man reached the surface, he noticed commotion in the water, Mulligan said. Another boat arrived and the fishermen on board pulled him out of the water. They then spotted the woman and saw that she had suffered severe injuries. The man was able to get back into his own boat and pull the woman from the water, but her wounds proved fatal, Mulligan said. The fishermen said the shark was larger than their 17-foot boat, Mulligan said. Beaches in the area were closed and the state fisheries department was trying to find and trap the shark. The woman was the second person killed by a shark in Western Australia in less than a week. On Tuesday, a surfer's leg was bitten off by a shark about 60 miles south of where Sunday's attack occurred. Ben Gerring, 29, died from his injuries on Friday. An inspection of Gerring's damaged surfboard showed a white shark was responsible. The fisheries department trapped and killed a large shark on Wednesday, but don't know if it was the same shark that attacked Gerring.",
        "Caption": "2nd Aussie in a Week Killed By Shark",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1488",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2012 12:02 AM) The FBI is offering up to $1 million for information leading to the return of former special agent Robert Levinson, a 63-year-old who vanished in Iran five years ago while working as a private investigator probing cigarette smuggling, the Guardian reports. A video of Levinson pleading for help from the US government, in which he says a group has been holding him for years, surfaced late last year. An FBI assistant director says investigators believe Levinson is being held in the border region Iran shares with Afghanistan and Pakistan. Emails sent to the former agent's wife and seven children containing photos of him in an orange prison uniform are believed to have been sent from Afghanistan or Pakistan. More than 100 current and former FBI agents stood on the steps of the agency's Washington, DC, office yesterday in a show of support for Levinson, reports MSNBC.",
        "Caption": "FBI Offers $1M Reward for Ex-Agent Missing in Iran",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1489",
        "News Article": "(Nov 15, 2011 6:00 AM) More than 70 Syrians died in a single day yesterday, many of them soldiers killed at the hands of army defectors in Daraa, activists tell the AP. The bloody wave was also felt in Homs, where the morgue had taken in 19 bullet-riddled corpses. Witnesses on the ground in Daraa reported four hours of heavy gunfire and at least 12 civilian deaths, while a British group said it had counted 34 dead soldiers. I saw two army armored personnel carriers, totally burnt, says one witness. The violence comes as the uprising has spawned an armed branch that has targeted Bashar al-Assad's forces, which have conducted a crackdown that the UN says has resulted in 3,500 deaths so far. But the tide continues to turn against Assad, with Turkish PM Tayyip Erdogan denouncing him as among the regimes that feed on blood. Jordanian King Abdullah II yesterday called for Assad to step down.",
        "Caption": "Bloody Wave Claims 70 in Syria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1490",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2009 4:39 AM CDT) Tighty whities are turning 75 soon and Jockey International has launched a media blitz to rocket their briefs into the spotlight. The men's underwear, created after an exec was inspired by a postcard from France showing a man's bikini-style swimsuit, made its debut in Chicago in January 1935\u00e2\u20ac\u201da day that probably also saw the first wedgie, quips the Los Angeles Times. Briefs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconsidered daring back then\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill make up a quarter of men's underwear sold today, says Jockey. The underwear may be pointing the way toward economic recovery, according to former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan's theory. He believes that men facing tough times first cut back on underwear purchases\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning a recent 4.8% rise in the sale of male skivvies could be signaling a revival in consumer spending.",
        "Caption": "Tighty-Whities' Get Ready to Turn 75",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1491",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2012 12:14 PM) Cheer up 99%; at least you're not getting audited. The IRS turned up the heat on the wealthy in 2011, auditing 12% of people earning a million dollars or more, according to figures released yesterday. That's up from 8% of millionaires in 2010 and 6% in 2009. By contrast, only 1% of people making $200,000 or less got a call from the tax man, the AP observes. The push is designed to assure that those at the lower end of the spectrum know that those at the higher end of the spectrum are subject to the same rules, an IRS deputy commissioner says, adding that it's unrelated to Barack Obama's push for higher taxes on the rich. We don't play politics. On another tax-related note: The IRS has pushed its filing deadline this year back to April 17, the Christian Science Monitor reports, because the 15th is a Sunday, and the 16th is Emancipation Day in DC.",
        "Caption": "In 2011, IRS Audited 12% of Millionaires",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1492",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2011 3:13 PM CDT) Typhoon Nanmadol began blowing toward Taiwan today after leaving at least 10 people dead and scuttling a visit by a US Navy carrier group in the Philippines, officials said. Taiwan issued sea and land warnings and planned to evacuate about 6,000 people in its eastern and southern regions as it braced for the typhoon. Troops and rescue equipment were deployed, Taiwan's Defense Ministry said. Nanmadol had sustained wind of 121mph and gusts of 143mph Friday, becoming the strongest typhoon to hit the Philippines so far this year. With its enormous cloud band, the typhoon drenched the northern Philippines with rain for days before pummeling the area with fierce wind, setting off landslides and floods and toppling walls that left at least 10 people dead and six others missing. About 20 were injured by landslides and toppled trees. Nanmadol was expected to hit Taiwan as early as tomorrow, Taiwan's central weather bureau said. It urged residents to prepare for strong winds and torrential rain, and warned there could be landslides in mountainous regions and flooding in low-lying areas.",
        "Caption": "Typhoon Kills 10 in Philippines",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1493",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2014 11:22 AM) Miranda Barbour admits killing a 42-year-old Pennsylvania man she says she and her new husband picked up on Craigslist for sex in November, but her tale only gets darker from there: In an interview with the Sunbury Daily Item, the 19-year-old says that she's killed at least 22 people over the last six years in a cross-country killing spree as a member of a satanic cult. When I hit 22, I stopped counting her victims, she says. She claims to be behind murders in Alaska, California, Texas, and North Carolina. I can pinpoint on a map where you can find them, she says, adding that she killed only bad people who didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t deserve to be here anymore. Barbour claims she was sexually abused as a child, and joined a satanic cult at 13, the age at which she was introduced to murder. At this point, it's just Barbour's word, but Sunbury police say they are seriously concerned and that they're talking to officials in other localities. I feel it is time to get all of this out, she says. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t care if people believe me. I just want to get it out. Click for the Daily Item's full report.",
        "Caption": "Accused Craigslist Killer: I Killed 22-Plus 'Bad People'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1494",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2011 4:00 AM CDT) Jon Stewart has a question for the atheist group suing to block the cross at the 9\/11 memorial: Why do you give a shit? The cross is an artifact found at Ground Zero that has come to mean something to people, said the Daily Show host, who was appointed to the 9\/11 Memorial board earlier this year. Atheists, he says, could just think of it as a metal T-bar shaped thingie. The head of American Atheists appears to be making even those indifferent to the cause hate the group with his statements to the press mocking believers, Stewart said. The group wants to erect a sculpture of an atom at the memorial, noted Stewart, who suggested a compromise: The atheists could replace the cross made up of billions of atoms with an atom made up of billions of tiny crosses.",
        "Caption": "Stewart Crucifies Atheists Over 9\/11 Cross Fight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1495",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2014 1:53 AM) It's only January but the most bizarre lawsuit of the year may already have been filed: A pimp in Portland, Ore., is suing Nike for $100 million for failing to warn the public that its Air Jordan shoes could be used as a dangerous weapon, reports the Oregonian. Sirgiorgio Clardy is serving a 100-year sentence for using his Jordans to repeatedly stomp on the face of a client who refused to pay one of his prostitutes. Clardy was also convicted of robbing the man and savagely beating an 18-year-old woman he forced to work as a prostitute. Under product liability there is a certain standard of care that is required to be up-held by potentially dangerous product, he wrote in his three-page legal complaint. Use of a dangerous weapon can lead to longer prison sentences in Oregon, and defendants in the state have been convicted of using things like rope, boiling water, and HIV-infected blood as dangerous weapons.",
        "Caption": "Pimp Stomps Client, Sues Nike for $100M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1496",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2015 12:02 PM CDT) An unknown blast shook the New Mexico desert on July 16, 1945, unsettling the historic Hispanic village of Tularosa. Residents there didn't learn that scientists from the then-secret city of Los Alamos had successfully detonated the first atomic bomb at the nearby Trinity Site until after the US announced it had dropped the weapon on Japan a month later, helping end World War II. It was a source of pride, says Tina Cordova, a former Tularosa resident whose father was 3 at the time of the test. However, it became a source of angst after many residents developed cancer and blamed it for their health problems. Today marks the 70th anniversary of the test that took place as part of the Manhattan Project. But while the state holds commemorative events, Tularosa residents press for federal compensation. Most residents back then lacked phones and radios, so they believed Army officials who said it was just an ammunition explosion, despite the raining ash. Cordova says residents weren't told about the dangers and often picnicked at the test site and took artifacts, including radioactive green glass. She says the aftermath caused rare forms of cancer for many of the 30,000 people living in the area, including her own dad, who died in 2013; she believes his illnesses were related to the test's aftermath. National Cancer Institute researchers are studying past and present cancer cases in New Mexico that may be related. It's not about anti-nuclear protests, says Cordova, a cancer survivor. We want recognition from the US government that ... they came here and did this test. And that they walked away and left us for 70 years to deal with it on our own.",
        "Caption": "NM Residents: US Covered Up Atomic Test That Sickened 30K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1497",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2008 9:16 AM CDT) Oil prices fell below $120 a barrel today on expectations that the US economic downturn will erode consumer demand for crude products, the AP reports. The dollar's gains against the euro also contributed to lower prices. Crude futures have fallen about $27, or about 18%, since reaching a record high of $147.27 on July 11. The main factor weighing on oil prices is worries about oil consumption being weakened, especially in the US, commented one commodity strategist. Analysts at JBC Energy said the fact that markets were seemingly downplaying bullish factors like Tropical Storm Edouard and the Iran nuclear situation was a sign that there is significant underlying bearish sentiment at play.",
        "Caption": "Oil Slips Below $120 a Barrel on Eroding Demand",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1498",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2019 1:00 PM CDT) A man confused about Ohio drug laws called a police department demanding that officers return the small amount of marijuana they stole from him, per the AP. WXIX reports the man told a Sharonville police dispatcher in an expletive-laced call Tuesday that it's legal to possess 100 grams (3.5 oz.) of marijuana, and that the amount officers seized was just 4 grams (0.14 oz). Sharonville police posted a recording of the call on their Facebook page. Hi, I need to do a complaint about two Sharonville cops, the irate-sounding man says in the call. They stole my f---ing weed last night. There's a slight pause after he speaks, and then the dispatcher calmly responds, OK, let me have you talk to a supervisor. A Sharonville sergeant then takes over, at which point the caller says he'd been staying at a hotel when the theft took place. My wife had my f---ing weed in her purse, and the motherf---ing cops took it. ... It was really good f---ing weed. The caller then gets increasingly upset as the sergeant tells him he's wrong about the legality of the amount he allegedly had and that he'll have to come down in person to file a complaint. The suburban Cincinnati department wryly noted on Facebook, People may be a bit in the weeds, so we would like to take this opportunity to clear the haze \u00e2\u20ac\u201dto wit, while some Ohio cities have decriminalized pot possession, it remains illegal in the state. To be blunt, recreational marijuana is still ILLEGAL ... per our STATE law. ... Here in Sharonville, Ohio, 100 grams is not 'cool.' Pass it on.",
        "Caption": "Man's Phone Call to Police: 2 Cops 'Stole' My Weed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1499",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2010 12:38 PM CDT) Joe Scarborough insists he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not running for president. He says he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s perfectly happy as MSNBC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s morning host, where, he argues, he has more influence than your average senator. But there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a studio apartment industry of conservatives who think Scarborough is the man Republicans will need in 2016, writes Marc Ambinder of the Atlantic. The rumblings started when Christopher Buckley, after reading the host\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s new book, declared that Joe Scarborough can save the GOP. Now Ambinder\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s throwing more wood on the fire. Assuming Barack Obama wins re-election, the younger conservatives of 2015 will be hungry for a candidate who can win, he predicts. Culture warriors and neocons will be out of vogue. So who better than Morning Joe, a smooth broadcaster, a self-proclaimed libertarian-leaning conservative, and a legitimate hero of the \u00e2\u20ac\u212294 Republican Revolution ? Plus, the Florida-native has suddenly become a Red Sox fan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich conveniently endears him to New Hampshire.",
        "Caption": "Meet the GOP's 2016 Nominee",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1500",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2008 11:10 AM CDT) Consumer confidence hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t been this low since 1982, according to the Reuters\/University of Michigan index, which reported a slide to 63.2 from March\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 69.5. That was lower than even the lowest estimates in a Bloomberg analyst poll. The consumer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s feeling increasingly hemmed in, said one economist. The economy is in a recession. The usual host of economic ills was depressing consumers, including high energy and food prices. One standout issue was employment; 80,000 jobs were lost in March, the most in five years. Oil prices, meanwhile, averaged $105.42 a barrel, a $10-per-barrel jump from the month before. Nor are consumers optimistic about a turnaround: the expectations index fell to 53.4, its lowest reading since 1990.",
        "Caption": "Consumer Confidence Hits 26-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1501",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2011 3:20 PM) Kabul Bank might be on the brink of collapse. It's lost as much as $900 million in its fraud and mismanagement scandal, three times more than investigators originally expected, the New York Times reports. Investors and businessmen believe most of that cash wound up in the hands of elite Afghan insiders who shielded the bank from scrutiny, making it a potential political bombshell. Nearly everyone in the Cabinet got money from the bank, one source told the Washington Post. .Many of the bank\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Pakistani employees, including its acting chief financial officer, have fled the country, probably to avoid arrest, sources tell the Post. To prop up the bank, the government will need vast financial backing, a tall order given that the IMF hasn't renewed key aid to the country. If the bank fails, it'll have major security implications\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmost of Afghanistan's security forces are paid through it",
        "Caption": "Afghanistan's Top Bank Faces $900M Losses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1502",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2009 10:33 AM CDT) Ryan Seacrest isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t feeling the recession. The ubiquitous TV personality has closed a new deal that's believed to make him the highest-paid reality host, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The American Idol host\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 3-year deal with CKX, Idol\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s parent company, is worth $15 million a year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than triple his previous salary. Though CKX gets Seacrest exclusively for broadcast TV, he will retain separate deals with Comcast and E!",
        "Caption": "Seacrest Seals 3-Year, $45M Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1503",
        "News Article": "(NoneDate) Pedro Guzman, a 21-year-old Kansas City man, decided that his friend's grandmother shut the door to his car too hard. And she had a smart mouth--telling him to get off her property. So he punched her in the face, breaking her jaw. He pleaded guilty to first-degree assault in March, but wasn't what you'd call repentant. In a phone call recorded at the Platte County jail, he opined, People got to learn not to mouth off to people they don't know. He was sentenced last week to 25 years in prison. Read the full article at the Pitch.",
        "Caption": "Punch a Grandma, Get 25 Years in Prison?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1504",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2015 6:40 PM) Can you put a price on meeting your idol and maybe even snapping a selfie with him or her? Absolutely\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that price is $2,000. Us Magazine reports that's how much Justin Bieber will be charging for a top-tier VIP package that includes a meet-and-greet and selfie with the singer plus a commemorative plaque during his upcoming tour. If that seems high to you, just think how it sounds to someone who'd actually pay anything to take a selfie with Bieber. Not even a prostitute asks for so much money, tweets one fan. For $2,000 he should let us live with him for a week, tweets another. Despite that reaction, all 20 of the selfie packages have reportedly sold out. The Huffington Post points out there's a cheaper VIP package that includes a group photo with Bieber. But, it's like, what's even the point, you know?",
        "Caption": "You Can Take a Selfie With Justin Bieber for $2K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1505",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2015 1:09 PM CDT) A couple ordered by the state of Oregon to pay $135,000 in damages to a lesbian couple they refused to make a wedding cake for won't pay up\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddespite the fact that more than half a million dollars has been raised for them via crowdfunding, the Oregonian reports. Melissa and Aaron Klein, owners of Sweet Cakes by Melissa, are still waiting on their appeal in the case, but in the meantime, for almost three months they've refused to send the money they legally owe per a Bureau of Labor and Industries order, with their attorney twice requesting a stay on the July order because of the financial ruin it would cause his clients, reports Willamette Week. An email chain between a BOLI prosecutor and the Kleins' legal team shows the agency trying for weeks to negotiate payment that wouldn't require a huge cash output. Our clients do not have a bond or irrevocable letter of credit in place and have no further plans to obtain one, one of the Kleins' attorneys wrote to BOLI on Sept. 8, prompting the state to start the process of going after the couple's assets. By the Oregonian's numbers, the couple has received at least $515,000 via crowdfunding. Figures published in the Advocate back up those figures: A GoFundMe account was shut down for violating site policy against fundraising for individuals involved in discrimination cases, but not before earning $109,000 for the couple. An undisclosed amount was also raised by Samaritan's Purse, a religious nonprofit the Advocate notes is run by an antigay evangelical. But the lion's share of the money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than $406,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcame from Continue to Give, an amount the Washington Times says is the largest raised for individuals in the organization's three-year history.",
        "Caption": "Bakery Owners Won't Pay Gay Couple $135K for Cake Refusal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1506",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2016 5:33 AM CDT) A police officer fatally shot a 13-year-old boy carrying a BB gun after he ran from officers in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, authorities say. Officers were investigating an armed robbery\u00e2\u20ac\u201din which the victim said a group of people, one of whom had a gun, had demanded money from him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen they saw three males matching the descriptions of the suspects about a block away, reports the AP. As officers approached them, two suspects took off running, police say. Officers followed the males to the alley ... and attempted to take them into custody when one suspect pulled a gun from his waistband, police say. One officer shot and struck the suspect multiple times. Tyree King, 13\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhom police later determined was carrying a BB gun with an attached laser sight\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas rushed to a children's hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 8:22pm, reports NBC News. WCMH identifies the officer who shot King as a nine-year veteran of the force who had just been transferred to the zone where the shooting occurred. No one else was injured. The male suspect with Tyree was interviewed by police and released. Officers say they are still looking for other robbery suspects.",
        "Caption": "Ohio Cops Kill 13-Year-Old Carrying BB Gun",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1507",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2011 1:40 PM CDT) The Occupy Wall Street protesters say they are the 99%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now members of the other 1% are coming to their aid. A new Tumblr blog called We Are the 1 Percent features statements of support from people who say their wealth has made their lives easy. I haven't worked any harder than they have, notes one post. I stand with the 99 percent, and I want this system to change. Some people work 3 jobs just to survive. I got $3 million just for being born. We need a radical redistribution of wealth, says another one-percenter. The posts echo the We Are the 99 Percent blog, which is filled with posts by people struggling in the economy. Both sites share the same goal, notes Good: battling income inequality in the US. (And for an opposing view, don't forget the We Are the 53% blog.)",
        "Caption": "We Are the 1 Percent Blog Features Rich People Supporting the Protests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1508",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2012 2:00 PM CDT) The political ad generating all the buzz today is the one from the Obama campaign that invokes Osama bin Laden and suggests Mitt Romney is not prepared to make tough decisions as president. Something about it rang a bell for Michael Falcone at ABC's The Note blog: He points out that in 2008, Hillary Clinton's campaign ran an ad that, you guessed it, invoked Osama bin Laden and suggested Barack Obama was not prepared to make tough decisions as president. Back then, however, the Obama campaign cried foul. Then-campaign spokesman Bill Burton criticized Clinton for using bin Laden to score political points, adding, We already have a president who plays the politics of fear, and we don't need another. Romney, meanwhile, accused the Obama camp of trying to use an event that unified our country to once again divide us.",
        "Caption": "In 2008, Obama Blasted Use of bin Laden in Political Ad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1509",
        "News Article": "(Jun 19, 2009 1:30 AM CDT) A work believed to be Michelangelo's first painting has made its American debut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Times reports. St. Anthony Tormented by Demons, a customized copy of a German print, is thought to have been painted in 1487 when Michelangelo was a 12-year-old apprentice trying to prove he could make it as an artist. The Met's exhibition puts the work side-by-side with the template young Michelangelo used, noting the personal touches the artist added that would become themes throughout his career. Tests performed at the museum show that the young artist made many revisions to the painting before completion, repeatedly changing shapes and scraping away paint. The finished work left Michelangelo's workshop master unnerved at the display of skill, according to historians.",
        "Caption": "Met Bares 1st Work by Michelangelo, 12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1510",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2011 10:50 AM CDT) You pee in one little reservoir, and the next thing you know, 7.8 million gallons of drinking water are being drained. Yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s incident, in which a 21-year-old man was caught urinating in one of Portland\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s uncovered reservoirs by a surveillance camera, will end up costing the Portland Water Bureau more than $36,000, the Oregonian reports. Though experts say the urine actually didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t pose much of a health risk\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fairly sterile\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe bureau administrator sums up his decision thusly: Do you want to drink pee? But one official says he is actually more worried about the unknown items tossed into the water by the four pals who were there with him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause (and don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t think about this too hard if you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re currently drinking a glass of water) there are presumably a lot of animals and birds that also pee, poop, or even die in the same water, none of which causes it to be drained. The urinator in question says he thought the reservoir, which provides water to a majority of city dwellers, was a sewage treatment plant. (In other unusual water-related news...)",
        "Caption": "7.8M-Gallon Reservoir Drained After Guy Pees in It",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1511",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2014 3:50 PM CDT) Imagine realizing that you'd bought a lottery ticket worth $1 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that you'd thrown it away. Two New York men don't have to imagine, because they say it happened to them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that it was New Jersey's fault. Salvatore Cambria and Erik Onyango are suing the New Jersey Lottery Commission, alleging that it failed to update its website with the winning numbers in a timely fashion on March 23, 2013, the New Jersey Star-Ledger reports. When the pair checked their tickets against the website, they thought they'd lost, and threw out their winning ticket, reports the Journal News. They eventually realized their mistake, but lottery officials told them that without a ticket, they were out of luck, according to their attorney. The men say they can prove they bought the ticket, because they bought three tickets with consecutive numbers. Cambria took the middle ticket, which would turn out to be the winner, and discarded it, but Onyango still has the other two.",
        "Caption": "Lawsuit: We Threw Out $1M Lotto Ticket",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1512",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2010 8:16 AM CDT) Carl Paladino, New York's gay-bashing, racist email-sending gubernatorial candidate, may be the most clownish illustration of American rage, but he's no anomaly, writes Frank Rich in the New York Times. And, like the farcical Christine O'Donnell, Paladino is a political loss-leader whose probable defeat lets us laugh off the anger coursing, sometimes violently, through our national bloodstream. But dismissing Paladino and O'Donnell as election-year amusements ignores the troubling fact that extremism in American politics will not disappear on November 2. If Tea Party candidates triumph, Rich writes, they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be emboldened. If they don't, bitterness will grow. The only answer, he says, is an end to economic suffering. And so far, neither party can promise an antidote to that pain.",
        "Caption": "US Is Pissed, and It Won't Stop Nov. 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1513",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2009 3:12 PM CDT) Stocks finished below today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s session highs but closed with slight gains, barely making the first two-day winning streak in a month, the Wall Street Journal reports. Financials mostly gained, with shares of Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America up at least 4%. The Dow closed up 3.91 at 6,930.40. The Nasdaq rose 13.36 to 1,371.64, and the S&P 500 gained 1.76, settling at 721.36.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 4 as Stocks Waver",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1514",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2019 1:30 AM CDT) A man who fell to his death from a viewing point at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon Wednesday morning was the third visitor to die in the space of eight days. The Grand Canyon National Park Service says park rangers found the body of the 67-year-old man around 400 feet below the rim, the Arizona Republic reports. Last week, a man in his 50s from Macau fell to his death while taking photos at a viewing site on the Hualapai reservation. A day before that death, the body of a foreign national was found in a forested area near the South Rim Village area, CNN reports. Authorities say the death was not the result of a fall, but the cause is still being investigated. The latest visitor to die was a man from California who was visiting the park alone, spokesman Murray Shoemaker says. A witness who saw him fall alerted rescuers. Officials say the death has been initially ruled accidental, but the National Park Service and the Coconino County Medical Examiner are investigating, reports Reuters. Authorities say about a dozen deaths happen in an average year at the Grand Canyon, two or three of them from falling. Other causes of death range from heat, to drowning, to medical issues and more, says park spokeswoman Vanessa Ceja-Cervantes, per KTLA. High elevation plays a role in some of the fatalities.",
        "Caption": "3rd Visitor in 2 Weeks Falls to Death at Grand Canyon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1515",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2008 10:43 PM) US\u00c2 auto sales dived in October to levels not seen since 1983, Bloomberg reports.\u00c2 GM, Ford, and Chrysler saw sales drop 45%, 30%, and 36% respectively as credit dried up and consumer confidence plummeted. Toyota, Honda, and Nissan all saw sales fall over 20%, but managed to gain market share from their US\u00c2 counterparts. Toyota's 23%\u00c2 drop came despite a 0% finance program. GM said the industry sales figures, adjusted for population growth, were the worst in the post WWII era. Dealers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand automakers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare in danger of going bust if the freefall continues, but some expect improvement in November. I think quite frankly we're going to have a better month,'' a Nissan vice-president said. One way or another, this seemingly endless campaign finally gets closed. Whether you like it or not, you'll know what's going on.",
        "Caption": "GM Sales Off 45% as US Auto Sales Hit 25-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1516",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2008 6:33 AM CDT) Homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages would get help from the federal government under a $40 billion plan FDIC Chair Sheila Bair is expected to unveil today, reports the Wall Street Journal. Bair\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s initiative, which would offer banks financial incentives to rework troubled mortgages into more affordable ones, is one of several ideas gaining traction in Washington to attack the epidemic of foreclosures that triggered the financial crisis. Bair\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s plan also encourages banks to renegotiate by giving the government a share of the risk on the new loans. Meanwhile the Treasury Department is considering using part of the $700 billion bailout to directly buy and renegotiate mortgages. Also under discussion are proposals to use Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to lower mortgage rates, and to insure reworked loans through the FHA.",
        "Caption": "Feds Warming to $40B Homeowner Bailout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1517",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2010 2:46 PM CDT) The question has vexed tech bloggers for years, writes Paul McNamara: Why do all Apple photos show the iPhone with a time of 9:42? The company has never explained, so surely it must be a riddle. And now the iPad shows 9:41? Well, the truth is finally out\u00e2\u20ac\u201da software developer spotted a company VP at an Apple store and just asked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's really quite boring, reports NetworkWorld. It's a guess at what time the product will be officially rolled out. We design the (product launch) keynotes so that the big reveal of the product happens around 40 minutes into the presentation, says VP Scott Forstall. When the big image of the product appears on screen, we want the time shown to be close to the actual time on the audience's watches. The iPhone's 9:42 turned out to be pretty accurate, so for the iPad, we made it 41 minutes. And there you are\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe secret of the magic time.",
        "Caption": "Apple's '9:42' Mystery Solved",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1518",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2015 8:15 AM CDT) NASA's latest out-of-this-world feat happened on planet Earth: Thanks to the space agency's technology, four men trapped for days after the Nepal earthquake were rescued. The village of Chautara received two prototype FINDER devices four days after the disaster struck, Gizmodo reports. The development of the handheld gadgets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhose name is an acronym for Finding Individuals for Disaster and Emergency Response\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas actually spurred by technology intended for studying the possibility of alien life, the site notes. The devices fire out what Quartz describes as a continuous microwave signal, using radar to detect heartbeats or breathing, and can discern the presence of a human from the movement of an animal. They've been shown to work through 30 feet of rubble or 20 feet of solid concrete, NASA reports. In this case, the four men in two separate buildings were found buried below up to 10 feet of debris. The rescue marked the first time FINDER has been used in a real-life situation, Gizmodo notes. FINDER exemplifies how technology designed for space exploration has profound impacts to life on Earth, says NASA's chief technologist, Dr. David Miller. Now the agency is looking to go commercial with the technology so more rescue teams can access it, notes Quartz, which flags other ways NASA has helped save lives: Its technology has bolstered everything from firefighting gear to land mine removal methods. (Another incredible rescue story saw a 101-year-old saved in Nepal.)",
        "Caption": "How NASA Saved 4 Nepal Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1519",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2010 4:48 PM) The Beatles had an impressive debut week on iTunes. They sold 2 million individual songs worldwide (the top seller being Here Comes the Sun) and 450,000 albums (with Abbey Road on top) after the catalog went up for sale, reports Billboard. That amounts to more than $8 million, notes the LA Times. For a yardstick, Taylor's Swift's blockbuster Speak Now album sold 278,000 digital albums in its first week. The Beatles\/iTunes mashup benefited from a huge ad blitz, and it's expected to get even heavier this week.",
        "Caption": "Beatles Sell 2M iTunes Songs in Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1520",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2015 2:45 PM) The story of a Detroit man who walks 21 miles round-trip to work has just taken a turn for the better, the Detroit Free Press reports. Thanks to a banker, a college student, and a car dealer, 56-year-old James Robertson will be able to take a load off. It started when the banker, Blake Pollock, heard Robertson's story and shared it with the Free Press. Then Wayne State University student Evan Leedy raised more than $310,000 for the factory worker on GoFundMe. Today, a local car dealer gave Robertson a fully loaded 2015 Ford Taurus to make his commute easier. The dealership's manager explains that he has enough trouble getting his own people to work on time: There's nobody who deserves it more than him, he says. I've never picked up a hitchhiker in my life, [but] I was curious, says Pollock of the day he gave Robertson a lift and heard his story. Once Pollock spread the news, the story quickly caught the attention of national media; ABC even chose him as Person of the Week. After launching the funding campaign, Robertson met Leedy on Monday at a local pub, according to a Wayne State University press release. Robertson is kind of a shy person, says Leedy. He doesn't like accepting help. This is why he's been walking back and forth to work for 10 years. Meanwhile, Robertson's grinding commute has shone a spotlight on Detroit's public-transportation issues: That story is heartbreaking, and it's not necessary, says the city's transit chief. There's more that we can do.",
        "Caption": "$310K Raised for Guy Who Walks 21 Miles to Work",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1521",
        "News Article": "(Aug 8, 2012 7:34 AM CDT) A fire broke out this morning on the 88th floor of 1 World Trade Center, the centerpiece of the new WTC complex. The blaze was called in around 7:45am, and 84 firefighters responded. CBS New York reports it was extinguished by 8:30am. The cause and scope of the fire remain unknown at this time, but the FDNY apparently said sparks from welding could be the culprit.",
        "Caption": "Fire Sweeps 1 WTC's 88th Floor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1522",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2019 12:56 AM CDT) Bayer lost its third Roundup lawsuit in a row Monday, with the jury awarding a couple an amount that dwarfs the verdicts in the previous two. The California jury awarded Alva and Alberta Pilliod, a couple in their 70s who blame the herbicide for their non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, $1 billion each in punitive damages and $55 million in compensatory damages, the BBC reports. In March, a man was awarded $80 million in a similar case. Last year, a former groundskeeper was awarded $289 million, which was reduced to $78.5 million on appeal. Bayer, which inherited the lawsuits when it bought Monsanto, has around 13,400 other Roundup lawsuits pending, and the heavy losses have caused a 30% drop in its share price and a shareholder revolt, the Wall Street Journal reports. Investors have urged Bayer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich still insists the product is safe to use\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto reach a settlement with plaintiffs, though analysts say efforts will be complicated by the fact that Roundup is still being sold and has no warning label, meaning the pool of plaintiffs blaming the product for cancer could keep expanding, the Journal notes. Lawyers for the Pilliods described the huge award as historic. The jury saw internal company documents demonstrating that, from Day 1, Monsanto has never had any interest in finding out whether Roundup is safe, said attorney Brent Wisner. Bayer, arguing that the jury had been presented with cherry-picked findings from a small number of studies, said it plans to appeal.",
        "Caption": "Couple With Cancer Awarded $2B in Roundup Lawsuit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1523",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2015 5:29 PM CDT) A 23-year-old Pennsylvania beauty queen is in jail after allegedly faking leukemia in order to reap the benefits of fundraisers. Miss Pennsylvania US International pageant winner Brandi Lee Weaver-Gates was charged with theft by deception and receiving stolen property yesterday. Police say she received $14,000 from a bingo benefit held for her because, as the pageant sponsor put it in a Facebook post, she was dealing with this horrible disease. The pageant sponsor is making Weaver-Gates return her crown and sash, and she is being stripped of her title. Police are asking anyone who has donated money to Weaver-Gates to come forward.",
        "Caption": "Beauty Queen Charged With Faking Cancer Worth $14K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1524",
        "News Article": "(Jun 17, 2016 1:43 AM CDT) A tragedy in Houston\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a reminder that almost a third of children who die in hot cars do so after finding their own way in. Police in Houston say that 3-year-old Evan Trapolino died Thursday after apparently walking out of his house and climbing into a car parked in the front yard, possibly while looking for a toy, KHOU reports. After crawling into the back seat, he became trapped because of the car's child locks. The city's fire department says Evan's heart stopped before he was found at around 2pm, having been in the car for up to 45 minutes on a day when temperatures hit the 90s, the New York Daily News reports. Evan was the youngest of four children, and neighbors say they are devastated by the death of the little boy they remember as an energizer bunny who was always active. A complete freak accident. Little boy was out playing around. Nobody saw him or heard him go outside, neighbor Chris Johnson tells KHOU. Anything having to do with a kid, especially a 3-year-old, it hurts. Authorities say 30% of such deaths in the US involve a child climbing into an unlocked car and parents should always lock doors and make sure everybody is out of the vehicle before exiting. KTRK reports. (This teenager has invented a system that could help prevent hot car deaths.)",
        "Caption": "Houston 3-Year-Old Climbs Into Hot Car, Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1525",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2010 9:46 AM CDT) DJ AM, Janis Joplin, Heath Ledger, Judy Garland: The list of stars lost to drug overdoses is a long one. Happily, there's also a roster of celebrities who OD'd and lived. As a follow-up to Fantasia's aspirin\/sleeping pill incident, The Frisky runs down 10 celebs who did just that.",
        "Caption": "10 Celebs Who OD'd and Lived",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1526",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2011 9:46 AM CDT) British police say they've arrested a 16th suspect in their investigation of phone hacking at the now-defunct tabloid News of the World. The 35-year-old man, whose name was not released, was arrested at his home this morning. None of the 16 suspects has yet been charged, and one has been cleared.",
        "Caption": "16th Suspect Arrested in Phone Hacking Scandal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1527",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2012 2:45 PM CDT) Congrats on quitting smoking\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 but beware of cupcakes. A new study shows ex-smokers typically gain 9 to 11 pounds within 12 months of quitting, reports Medical News Today. That's higher than previous estimates, but the researchers also make it very clear: The big benefits of quitting cigarettes far outweigh any possible downsides from packing on some extra weight. French and British scientists analyzed 62 studies on the correlation between smoking cessation and weight gain and found that the bulk of the weight, about 6 and a half pounds, is packed on in the first three cigarette-free months. By the end of the year, it's closer to 10 and a half. Still, modest weight gain does not increase the risk of death, conclude the researchers. Smoking does.",
        "Caption": "Those Who Quit Smoking Usually Gain 10 Pounds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1528",
        "News Article": "(Jun 14, 2008 7:21 AM CDT) A 7.2-magnitude earthquake jolted northern Japan today, killing at least 6 people and injuring more than 140 others, the AP reports. Landslides trapped another 100 bathers at a hot springs resort, but no tsunami warning was issued. At a nuclear power plant, 5 gallons of radioactive water splashed from two pools storing spent fuel, but officials said there was no leakage outside the plant. The quake, followed by 153 aftershocks, buckled many roads and severed one highway when a stretch of land collapsed, creating a cliff.\u00c2  It was scary. It was difficult to stand up, said the owner of a convenience store in Oshushi. The TV fell over and the refrigerator shook.",
        "Caption": "7.2-Mag Quake Kills 6 in Northern Japan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1529",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2020 6:06 AM CDT) Americans Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson, both academics from Stanford University, have won the Nobel Prize in Economics and will split the $1.1 million prize for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats. Technically known as the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, the award was established in 1969 and is now widely considered one of the Nobel prizes. The winners were announced Monday in Stockholm, capping a week of Nobel Prizes at a time when much of the world is experiencing the worst recession since World War II because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the AP reports. The discoveries of Milgrom and Wilson have benefited sellers, buyers, and taxpayers around the world, the prize committee said in a statement, per NBC News. In auction theory, researchers undertake a complicated analysis to try to figure out what the outcomes will be in an environment with differing bidding rules. Wilson is being recognized for his development of auction theory involving objects with a common value \u00e2\u20ac\u201da value that's uncertain beforehand but, in the end, is the same for everyone, such as the future value of minerals in a particular area. Using this theory, he illustrated why bidders afraid of the winner's curse \u00e2\u20ac\u201dpaying too much\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill tend to bid less than what they think the common value is. Milgrom developed auction theory that also involved private values, which differ among bidders. He showed that when bidders know more about other bidders' estimated values, the seller tends to receive higher expected revenue. NBC notes that, of the 84 winners of the Nobel in Economics since its inception, only two have been women.",
        "Caption": "2 Stanford Profs Win Nobel Prize in Economics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1530",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2012 10:26 AM CDT) An anti-voter fraud group says it has discovered 30,000 dead folks registered to vote across North Carolina. The group collected the names by comparing death records from the past decade to voter rolls; it says the figure would have been bigger had the group had access to death records in neighboring states. But the group isn't prepared to release a figure of how many instances of voter fraud may have resulted from those names. The Charlotte Observer notes that in many cases, an apparent vote by a dead person is just an administrative error; for instance, a man with the same name as his father might end up voting as the deceased elder man. As for why the dead remain on this list, an elections official explains that people's names can slip through the cracks when addresses on voter rolls don't match those on death records, or when women change their names after marriage. Unless there is an exact match, we do not remove people from the voter rolls. He adds that the group's claims will be investigated. Earlier this year, similar issues were seen nationwide.",
        "Caption": "30K Dead Voters Registered in NC, But...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1531",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2019 10:50 AM CDT) Cedar is home again, much bigger and on the mend. The German shepherd disappeared two years ago from the backyard of her home in Southwest Ranches, Fla., when she was just 4 months old, reports WSVN. The Peterson family heard nothing about Cedar until this month, when a deputy across the country in Colorado spotted an abandoned, malnourished dog lying by the side of a road and nearly covered in snow, reports the Miami Herald. The deputy had to pick her up to get her in the car. A vet used Cedar's microchip to track down the Petersons, and Cedar was soon being flown home after some veterinary care. I immediately cried, Tamara Peterson tells the Herald. I couldn't believe it. I was in shock. It's almost two years to the day. The family has no idea how the dog went missing, but Peterson suspects someone stole her from the yard, because there'd been a spate of such dog thefts in the neighborhood around that time. (This New Jersey dog owner can relate to the Petersons' tale.)",
        "Caption": "2 Years After Puppy Went Missing, a Homecoming",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1532",
        "News Article": "(Jan 19, 2015 2:06 AM) A British truck driver has become the latest person to discover that helping a friend test out the bulletproof vest he's wearing is a good way to lose both your friend and your freedom. Ian Catley, 40, has received a seven-year sentence for manslaughter after admitting that he shot 46-year-old Philip Harper in the chest with a shotgun when his friend asked him to test what he thought was a bulletproof vest, reports the BBC. Police say that instead of protecting Harper, the plastic-lined vest funneled the shotgun spray into the center of his chest, killing him almost instantly, the Daily Mail reports. Catley's lawyer says that the day before the shooting, Harper had gone to the pub wearing his new vest and a SWAT cap and asked around to see if anybody was willing to help him test it. You shot Mr. Harper at a distance of less than 20 feet, causing him catastrophic injuries and immediate death, the judge said as he sentenced Catley. You then, straight away, took him to hospital, but tragically, nothing could be done to save his life. The judge acknowledged that Catley's remorse is complete and genuine and said he had no doubt that the effects of killing your good friend will last with you for the rest of your life, but he added that the risk of death or serious injury must have been absolutely obvious. Two similar cases in South Carolina and Baltimore last year also resulted in deaths and criminal charges.",
        "Caption": "Guy Who Helped Pal Test Bulletproof Vest Gets 7 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1533",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2008 11:48 AM CDT) The 17-year-old daughter of Sarah Palin is 5 months pregnant, the Republican vice presidential candidate said today, and plans to keep the child and marry the father. John McCain knew about Bristol Palin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s pregnancy before choosing the Alaska governor as his running mate, Reuters reports. The statement comes after speculation on liberal blogs that Palin, 44, faked her most recent pregnancy to cover for her daughter. Our beautiful daughter Bristol came to us with news that as parents we knew would make her grow up faster than we had ever planned, Palin and her husband said in a statement. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re proud of Bristol\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decision to have her baby and even prouder to become grandparents. As Bristol faces the responsibilities of adulthood, she knows she has our unconditional love and support.",
        "Caption": "Palin's Daughter, 17, Is Pregnant, Will Keep Child",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1534",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2009 8:18 AM CDT) Is Client No. 9 getting back into politics? Eliot Spitzer is considering a 2010 bid for his old job as New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s attorney general, sources tell the New York Post\u00e2\u20ac\u201dassuming Andrew Cuomo vacates the post to run for governor. My record as governor was disappointing, Spitzer reportedly told friends, but the voters will remember my excellent two terms as attorney general. But you can stick a fork in the ex-guv, say some. The whole idea of returning to Albany is preposterous. You can't go home again. He's a pariah. It wasn't just the prostitutes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthere was also Troopergate, says one observer.",
        "Caption": "Spitzer Eyes 2010 Run for AG",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1535",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2008 6:10 AM) Swiss banking giant UBS today reported an $11.23-billion fourth-quarter loss\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe largest ever by a bank\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand its first full-year loss ever, after taking $13.7 billion more in subprime mortgage writedowns, reports the Telegraph. UBS, which still has a $27.59-billion exposure to subprime securities, is likely to take further markdowns in the next quarter, the company said. UBS expects 2008 to be another difficult year, the bank said in a statement. UBS, which has suffered more than any other European bank from the subprime contagion, saw shares sink to a four-year low today, continuing a six-month, 40% decline. Writedowns, now totaling $18.4 billion, have caused the bank to sell shares to a Singapore sovereign wealth fund and a Mideast investor to replenish its shrinking capital base.",
        "Caption": "UBS Posts Record $11.2B Quarterly Loss",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1536",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2008 7:30 PM CDT) A $19 billion bid to privatize Clear Channel appears likely to fall through as buyers and financiers bicker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith credit-crunch-induced liquidity woes a major stumbling block, the Wall Street Journal reports. A credit agreement between private equity firms and the banks funding the move has become shaky. No one wants to do this deal except for the seller, said a source. The sale was arranged in 2006, when access to credit, and prospects for the largest US radio broadcaster, were better. Selling to Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital for $39.20 a share seemed fitting, but now Clear Channel\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s shares are closer to $32. The company\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s viability isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t the issue, says an expert: It's purely the problems inherent in the debt world today.",
        "Caption": "$19B Buyout of Clear Channel Nearly Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1537",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2008 9:16 PM) Democrat Mark Begich has taken the lead\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby 814 votes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dover Ted Stevens in the race for the Senate in Alaska, reports FiveThirtyEight.com. With about 40,000 absentee votes still to be counted, Begich leads 132,196\u00c2 to 131,382. When the day began, Begich trailed by more than 3,000 votes. Given where we expect the remaining votes are located, this looks very good for Begich, writes Sean Quinn of FiveThirtyEight. If Begich pulls it out, he keeps alive Democrats' hopes of attaining a filibuster-proof 60 seats in the Senate. They have 57 right now, with races in Georgia and Minnesota yet to be decided. A Begich victory also would remove a quicker path to higher office for Gov. Sarah Palin, given that Stevens would likely have to step aside if he wins because of his felony convictions.",
        "Caption": "Begich Leads Stevens by 814 Votes in Alaska",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1538",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2015 8:58 AM CDT) The WNEP news anchor reporting on Pauline Spagnola might have been right on the money when he said she may have thrown back a few while celebrating her 100th birthday on Tuesday. That's because, like the 110-year-old Nebraska man who attributes his longevity to a daily can of beer, Spagnola has a similar secret to staying alive for as long as possible: a fair amount of booze, is what she apparently told WNEP. The newly crowned centenarian didn't have much else to reveal to reporters at the party thrown for her at the Golden LivingCenter-East Mountain assisted-living facility in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that piece of advice alone seems to have carried her through the past century, so \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 cheers. (The French also have a secret for long life\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it literally stinks.)",
        "Caption": "Woman Gives Blunt Answer on How to Make It to 100",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1539",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2016 12:02 PM CDT) Jade Hameister might soon become the youngest person to travel to the ends of the Earth. The 14-year-old from Melbourne, Australia, is about to embark on a three-week trek to the North Pole that will see her skiing 140 miles across sea ice while pulling a sled that weighs as much as she does. Think that's impressive? It's only her first stop on a quest to complete the polar hat trick \u00e2\u20ac\u201dcrossings of the North Pole, South Pole, and Greenland, totaling 1,243 miles, reports Mashable. Jade plans to attempt the Greenland crossing in April 2017 and the South Pole later that year, and she'll be accompanied by her dad, a polar guide, and a cinematographer who will document the adventure for National Geographic. The goal is to inspire and empower young women around the world to be more active and chase their dreams, says Jade, per the BBC. She got the idea after meeting a woman at Everest Base Camp\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJade's father has climbed Everest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho had crossed the South Pole alone. Training included a five-day camp in New Zealand, where she learned survival skills and how to ski. She's also been doing CrossFit, dragging a sled around on the beach, and training in a special altitude facility. There are plenty of risks\u00e2\u20ac\u201d hypothermia, polar bears, and falling through sea ice are just a few\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut Jade says she's ready. She has always been very independent, driven, active, and passionate about health and fitness, her dad tells the Herald Sun. I have no doubt she can do this. The group flies to Norway this week before starting the trek on Monday. (North Pole expeditions may soon be impossible.)",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old Adventurer Aims to Make History With Triple Trek",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1540",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2015 9:57 AM CDT) Tomorrow, former SS guard Oskar Groening, 93, goes on trial in Germany on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. He faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in a trial that will focus on whether legally he can be found an accessory to murder for his actions. Groening is accused of helping operate the Auschwitz death camp in occupied Poland between May and June 1944, when some 425,000 Jews from Hungary were brought there and at least 300,000 almost immediately gassed to death. His job was to deal with the belongings stolen from victims. Prosecutors allege among other things that he was charged with helping collect and tally money that was found, which has earned him the moniker the accountant of Auschwitz from the German media. Groening's trial is the first to test a line of German legal reasoning opened by the 2011 trial of former Ohio autoworker John Demjanjuk on allegations he was a Sobibor death camp guard, which has unleashed an 11th-hour wave of new investigations of Nazi war crimes suspects. Prosecutors argue that anyone who was a death camp guard can be charged as an accessory to murders committed there, even without evidence of involvement in a specific death. Groening has openly acknowledged serving as an SS non-commissioned officer at Auschwitz, though he denies committing any crimes. Groening has said he felt an obligation to talk about his past to confront those who deny the Holocaust. I want to tell those deniers that I have seen the crematoria, I have seen the burning pits, and I want to assure you that these atrocities happened, he said. I was there.",
        "Caption": "Accountant of Auschwitz,' Now 93, Heads to Trial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1541",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2013 10:26 AM CDT) George Jones, the peerless, hard-living country singer who recorded dozens of hits about good times and regrets and peaked with the heartbreaking classic He Stopped Loving Her Today, has died. He was 81. Jones died today at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville after being hospitalized with fever and irregular blood pressure. Known for his clenched, precise baritone, Jones had No. 1 songs in five separate decades, 1950s to 1990s, and was idolized not just by fellow country singers, but by Frank Sinatra, Pete Townshend, Elvis Costello, James Taylor, and countless others. In a career that lasted more than 50 years, Possum recorded more than 150 albums and became the champion and symbol of traditional country music, a well-lined link to his hero, Hank Williams.",
        "Caption": "Country's George Jones Dead at 81",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1542",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2016 2:40 PM) Your Parmesan cheese products do not contain any Parmesan cheese is not a letter you want to get from the Food and Drug Administration if you're a company that manufactures Parmesan cheese products. But that's exactly what a 2013 letter from the FDA to Pennsylvania's Castle Cheese Inc. stated, per BuzzFeed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand an investigation by Bloomberg shows that's just the edge of the cheese wheel. After the FDA discovered that Castle was cramming its Parmesan cheese with lower-quality substitutes (e.g., Swiss, mozzarella, white cheddar) and cellulose (a filler made out of wood pulp that's legal in small amounts), then distributing it to grocery chains nationwide, Bloomberg decided to pick up some store-bought grated cheese and have it tested by an independent lab. And the results showed many supermarkets' Parmesan cheese suffered from the same issue. Although a food technologist for the Wisconsin Center for Dairy Research says cellulose is permitted as a cheese filler as long as it doesn't exceed 4% of the final product, a Walmart grated Parm came in at 7.8% cellulose, while a Jewel-Osco version registered at 8.8%. And a Whole Foods brand whose label didn't indicate any cellulose tested at 0.3%. Bloomberg also obtained the FDA's Castle report through an FOIA request and found no parmesan cheese was used to manufacture either a Target Market Pantry brand or two versions sold by Associated Wholesale Grocers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich appeared confusing to Target, as a rep told Bloomberg that Castle has never been one of its vendors (they're looking into it). But why are the cheesemakers doing this? Money, it appears. The bad guys win and the rule-followers lose, the executive VP of Cheese Merchants of America says, adding that competitors with subpar products often underbid him by up to 30%. (The FDA went after cheesemakers for their wooden aging racks a couple of years back.)",
        "Caption": "That Grated Parm on Your Pasta May Be 9% Wood",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1543",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2009 12:10 PM CDT) Security patrols for next week's G20 summit, take note: A protest in London today drew an estimated 35,000 people, about three times as many as expected, the Guardian reports. Organizers of the march\u00e2\u20ac\u201da coalition of unions, church groups, and charities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare pushing for movement on jobs, justice, and climate from world leaders. Bad weather failed to thin the numbers, even though hail has begun to fall, as one marcher Twittered.",
        "Caption": "G20 Protest Draws 35K to London Streets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1544",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2012 1:13 PM) In December, stumped Washington state authorities sent a DNA sample from an unsolved 1991 murder to a forensic consultant in California\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand though she didn't return with a match to the murderer himself, she did figure out who his 17th-century ancestors were. The DNA profile closely matched the family of Robert Fuller, whose relatives came to America on the Mayflower; the consultant found the connection by looking at genetic profiles donated by people tracing their genealogy. Of course, Fuller\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho lived in Salem, Mass., beginning in 1630\u00e2\u20ac\u201dprobably has thousands of descendants, but detectives are optimistic that the results will help narrow their search. Detectives will whittle down the suspects by looking at geography and physical characteristics; two composite sketches of a man in his 20s were made after 16-year-old Sarah Yarborough was murdered on her high school campus. And because the DNA trace follows males, the forensic consultant says there is a high degree of probability the suspect is also named Fuller. People get excited about having a Mayflower connection, she tells CNN, but the most important thing is having a probable last name for this guy.",
        "Caption": "DNA Ties 1991 Murder to 17th-Century Family",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1545",
        "News Article": "(Mar 24, 2009 3:25 PM CDT) It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been 20 years to the day since the Exxon Valdez dumped about 11 million gallons of crude oil into Alaska\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Prince William Sound, and the area has still not recovered. Oil, particularly below the surface, persists, and marine animal populations have not recovered. Still, Time reports, the Bush administration\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s push to drill offshore in Alaska could subject the region to another ecological disaster. There are lessons to be learned from the Exxon Valdez, one activist said, but they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not being learned well. Money from the Valdez settlement funded a study that showed Arctic ecosystems were particularly susceptible to oil spills, but still the rush to drill is on. The new administration has made baby steps to curtail exploration, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not enough. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just such a near-sighted policy, one fisherman said.",
        "Caption": "20 Years On, Valdez Lessons Haven't Been Drilled In",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1546",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2013 12:24 PM CDT) A new report finds that one in three older adults dies with some form of dementia, including Alzheimer's, USA Today reports. By 2010, such deaths were up 68% from a decade prior, according to the Alzheimer's Association, which used Medicare and Medicaid reports to determine the numbers. During the same period, deaths from heart disease, HIV\/AIDS, and stroke went down. In all, heart failure was the No. 1 contributor to death, followed by dementia. The report is raising concerns about the cost of care: It found that payments for care will vastly increase by 2050, and that health care costs for stressed caregivers are also likely to increase. In addition, it found Medicare costs are almost three times higher for seniors with dementia, while Medicaid costs are 19 times higher. Urgent, meaningful action is needed, particularly as more and more people age into greater risk for developing the disease, says the head of the advocacy group.",
        "Caption": "1 in 3 Elderly Die With Dementia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1547",
        "News Article": "(Aug 27, 2015 4:57 PM CDT) Twenty-seven airmen had a brush with death when the 51-year-old Air Force plane they were aboard caught fire just before takeoff, thanks to one nut connecting the plane's oxygen tubing that wasn't tightened properly, CNN reports. The damage to the surveillance plane is being estimated at more than $62 million. The incident happened April 30 in Nebraska, and on Tuesday the Omaha World-Herald published the Air Force's findings on the fire following a successful Freedom of Information Act request. The improperly tightened nut caused an oxygen leak, which in turn caused a highly flammable oxygen-rich environment that ignited, CNN cites from the report. According to the World-Herald, a crewman said the blaze looked like a flamethrower, and the pilot was just able to avert takeoff as shouts of fire filled his headset. During its investigation into the incident, the Air Force found only one of the 11 nuts in the plane's oxygen system had been properly tightened, the World-Herald reports. Furthermore, the oxygen system had been cobbled together with parts that were old, of poor quality, and sometimes even the wrong size. The plane had last been serviced by a civilian defense contracting company. But, the World-Herald notes, it's too early to tell if the company will be held financially liable. In the meantime, the 27 airmen aboard the plane can count themselves lucky: One expert told the World-Herald that had the fire happened after takeoff, it would have likely resulted in a fatal crash.",
        "Caption": "27 Airmen Nearly Died Because of a Loose Nut",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1548",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2009 3:00 AM) A young boy with Asperger's syndrome lived on newsstand potato chips, jelly rolls, and bottled water for 11 days riding the trains of the New York City subway system. Francisco Hernandez Jr, 13, rode trains to the end of the line, then climbed back on another no matter where they went. He spent much of the time sleeping, his head resting on his book bag. At some point I just stopped feeling anything, he told the New York Times. Hernandez vanished after he skipped a school assignment and feared recriminations from his parents. He also yanked the battery from his cell phone. Social interaction and coping with stress is difficult for him because of his syndrome, which is a form of autism. His frantic parents and police searched for days until he was spotted by a transit cop. No one spoke to him while he was on the run. Nobody really cares about the world and about people, he said.",
        "Caption": "Asperger's Boy Lived in NY Subway 11 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1549",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2009 5:34 AM CDT) Americans are living longer than ever before, with an average life expectancy of 77.9 years, reports NPR. The CDC, citing 2007 death certificate records, says US men now live 75.3 years, and women 80.4. Great news, until you consider people in more than two dozen other countries are living longer, notes Joseph Shapiro. Overall life expectancy in the US increased 1.4 years from 1997 to 2007. The change reflects drops in killers such as influenza, pneumonia, and homicide, as well as the leading causes of death in the US: heart disease and cancer. For the first time, black males reached a life expectancy of 70 years. Japan continues to lead the world with life expectancies of 79 years for men and 86 for women.",
        "Caption": "US Life Expectancy at Record High: 77.9",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1550",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2009 5:35 AM CDT) The foreign ministers of France and Britain arrived in Sri Lanka today and urged the government to accept a ceasefire in its war with ethnic Tamil rebels. Bernard Kouchner and David Miliband insisted that the fighting must stop now in order to safeguard the estimated 50,000 civilians trapped in the coastal strip where the rebels are mounting their last stand. Protection of civilians is absolutely paramount in our minds, Miliband said. The government has repeatedly rejected calls for a truce, saying any pause in its battle against the Tamil Tigers would give the rebels time to regroup. But in recent weeks, reports from the area have outlined growing civilian casualties and cases of starvation. Later today the diplomats, who are on an EU\u00c2 mission, will tour displacement camps overwhelmed by the influx of an estimated 120,000 war refugees in the past 10 days.",
        "Caption": "EU Urges Sri Lanka Ceasefire; 50K Trapped",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1551",
        "News Article": "(Nov 8, 2008 12:21 PM) The death toll in the Haitian school collapse has risen to 75, the AP reports. The mayor of the Port-au-Prince suburb where it occurred said 17 dead students have been found so far today. Another 80 are being treated for injuries, many of them serious, and hundreds more children could have been in the building. Haiti\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s president warned that structures all over the country were at risk of failure because of poor construction.",
        "Caption": "Toll in Haiti Collapse Hits 75",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1552",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2008 10:28 PM CDT) The Belgian-based brewer InBev has made a $46 billion cash bid for US beer giant Anheuser-Busch in what would be one of the largest foreign acquisitions of an American corporation, the Wall Street Journal reports. If it goes through\u00e2\u20ac\u201da prospect that is far from certain\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe 132-year-old Budweiser brand will be in foreign hands. The combined companies would create the world's largest brewer. But Anheuser, based in St. Louis, has been assembling a team of bankers and lawyers in recent weeks to help it mount a defense, the New York Times reports. A nasty battle could draw in a familiar name: Warren Buffett, who happens to be Anheuser's second-largest shareholder.",
        "Caption": "This Bid's for Bud: Belgian Brewer Offers $46B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1553",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2009 7:44 AM) Michael Steele\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been lining his own pockets with speaking fees of up to $20,000, capitalizing on his RNC chairmanship in a way past chairmen haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand those past chairmen don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t approve. Holy mackerel, I never heard of a chairman of either party ever taking money for speeches, Regan-era RNC chair Frank Fahrenkopf tells the Washington Times. The job of a national chairman is to give speeches. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s what the national party pays him for. The committee pays Steele $223,500, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a full-time job says, another former RNC chair. You can work 24\/7 and not get everything done, so taking time out to speak for the benefit of one's own bank account is not appropriate, he said. But an RNC spokesman says the controversy is silly, because Steele has been giving inspirational speeches based on his personal story long before he was elected RNC chairman.",
        "Caption": "Steele Slammed for $20K Speaking Fees",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1554",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2013 11:08 AM CDT) A golf course is apologizing for advertising nine holes of golf for $9.11 on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Tumbledown Trails Golf Course in Wisconsin advertised the special with an ad yesterday saying it was meant to commemorate the 12th anniversary of the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. (See the ad, complete with exclamation points, here.) News of the special spread on social media, and the golf course's Facebook page was overrun with negative comments. The golf course has since apologized on Facebook and said it may close Sept. 11 out of concerns for the safety of its staff: People are calling the club with death threats, according to owner Marc Watts.",
        "Caption": "Wisconsin Golf Course's Bad Move: 9\/11 Special",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1555",
        "News Article": "(Nov 4, 2008 6:49 AM) Madelyn Dunham didn't live to see whether her grandson would become president, but ABC\u00c2 News reports that the absentee ballot of Barack Obama's grandmother will be counted. An elections official in Hawaii said that the ballot was received on October 27, meeting the requirements for a valid vote. Dunham died yesterday after a long battle with cancer, aged 86.",
        "Caption": "Obama Granny Missed Nov. 4, but Her Vote Will Count",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1556",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2016 10:59 AM) Just days after American scientists warned that the Zika virus was poised to become an explosive pandemic, the CBC reports that the number of cases in Latin America are soaring into the thousands, with 2,100 pregnant women diagnosed among the 20,000-plus cases reported in Colombia alone. That's up about fourfold from earlier health ministry estimates; about 60% of those infected are women, though there have thus far been no documented cases of microcephaly, the birth defect commonly associated with Zika. Colombia is among countries in the region warning women not to get pregnant in the near future to avoid Zika-related complications. Brazil, meanwhile, is hardest-hit in the region, with some 3,700 cases of microcephaly believed to be caused by Zika. Meanwhile, under the category of those you wouldn't think would be affected by Zika: The Tata auto manufacturer.",
        "Caption": "2.1K Pregnant Colombians Infected With Zika",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1557",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2012 11:40 AM) Everybody knows the US economy has been struggling since the recession ended in 2009. But just how bad are things? Of the United States' 76 major metropolitan areas, just three are in economic recovery now, according to a new study by the Brookings Institution, reports Reuters. That may seem terrible, but it's up from last year, when zero were classified as in recovery. All three cities\u00e2\u20ac\u201dKnoxville, Tennessee; Dallas, Texas; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave strong local service industries as well as banking and finance institutions that cater to certain industries. There is no single industry that can help, but there is an industrial structure that can help you grow year to year, says a Brookings fellow. More and more metropolitan areas are looking at the export sector, at foreign investors, at infrastructure. Other studies, however, indicate recoveries may be speeding up around the country. A report by IHS predicts more than 75 metropolitan areas will be back to pre-recession employment levels by the end of 2014.",
        "Caption": "This Is 1 of Only 3 Major US Cities in Recovery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1558",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2010 7:48 AM) Google has quietly released a massive database that's as scholarly a tool as it is fun to play with. Called Ngram, this digital storehouse contains 500 billion words from 5.2 million books published between 1500 and 2008 in English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, and Chinese. It lets anyone search for words and short phrases, and chart how they have been used over time. Just a couple of clicks reveals how women overtook men in usage in the mid-1980s, and how grill grew more popular than fry in 2004. Harvard researchers teamed up with Google to create this search tool, reports the New York Times. We wanted to show what becomes possible when you apply very high-turbine analysis to questions in the humanities, said one of the researchers, who called the method culturomics. Among their findings, published in Science: The names of celebrities faded twice as fast in the mid-1900s and they did in the early 1800s ( In the future everyone will be famous for 7.5 minutes ); and while it took 66 years for technology to be widely adopted in the early 1800s, by 1880, it only took 27 years.",
        "Caption": "Google Database Tracks Popularity of 500B Words",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1559",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2014 9:46 AM CDT) The body of one passenger of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was found wearing an oxygen mask, Dutch prosecutors revealed today, raising questions about how much those on board knew about their fate when the plane plunged out of the sky above Eastern Ukraine in July. The passenger, an Australian, didn't have the mask on his face, but its elastic strap was around his neck, says a rep for the Dutch National Prosecutor's Office, which is carrying out a criminal investigation into the air disaster. He adds that Dutch forensic experts investigated the mask for fingerprints, saliva, and DNA and that did not produce any results. So it is not known how or when that mask got around the neck of the victim. The rep says no other bodies recovered from the wreckage were found wearing masks. All 298 passengers and crew died when the jet flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur crashed July 17. Dutch investigators said last month it was likely struck by multiple high-energy objects. Relatives of the Australian passenger were told about the mask as soon as it was discovered, but relatives of other victims heard about it for the first time when Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans mentioned it on a late-night talk show yesterday. Timmermans now says he regrets his comments. I have an enormous amount of sympathy for the next-of-kin, he says. The last thing I want to do is compound their suffering in this way.",
        "Caption": "MH17 Victim's Body Found With Oxygen Mask On",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1560",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2011 7:44 AM) A Vegas casino has just the thing to help jackpot winners leave some of that cash behind: a $5,000 burger. The Fleurburger 5000 at the Mandalay Bay hotel has Kobe beef, duck foie gras, and sauteed truffles that cost $1,500 a pound, reports Fox News. Also helping drive up the meal's price is a bottle of Chateau Petrus, a fine wine served on the side. (Wendy's also has a foie gras burger, but it'll only set you back $16 and the price of plane fare to Japan.",
        "Caption": "This Burger Costs $5K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1561",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2013 10:41 AM CDT) Federal authorities arrested three 19-year-old college students today in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings, the Boston Globe reports. Two, Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev of New Bedford, have been charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice for allegedly helping Dzhokhar Tsarnaev dispose of a laptop and a backpack full of fireworks. They were reportedly classmates of Tsarnaev's at University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. According to the indictment, they've admitted to ditching the backpack after concluding from news reports that [Tsarnaev] was one of the Boston bombers, CBS Boston reports. The act, CNN adds, led to a two-day search of a New Bedford landfill. Tazhayakov and Kadyrbayev are originally from Kazakhstan, and sources tell Reuters they're being held by immigration officials. They were in court for a visa violation hearing earlier today, the AP reports. There, their lawyer said they were drawn to Tsarnaev because he also spoke Russian. The third suspect, Robel Phillipos of Cambridge, is an American, and is charged with making false statements to federal law enforcement. He faces up to eight years in prison, while the Kazakh students face up to five.",
        "Caption": "3 Students Arrested in Boston Bombing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1562",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2009 3:13 PM CDT) Stock indices finished mixed today after the markets reached what most traders saw as a slight pause in a very strong September, the Wall Street Journal reports. Financials led declines: AmEx fell 2.9%, while Bank of America lost 1.8%. Google rose 1.1% after Citigroup analysts boosted their third-quarter estimate. The Dow closed down 41.34 points at 9,778.86. The Nasdaq gained 5.18, closing at 2,138.04, while the S&P 500 lost 3.64, finishing at 1,064.66.",
        "Caption": "Dow Down 41; Tech Rises, Banks Fall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1563",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2010 1:20 AM CDT) TV's top spymaster turned dead-pan funnyman Peter Graves has died at the age of 83. The actor played the lead in TV's Mission: Impossible for years and won over a new generation with his canny self-parody as the pedophile pilot in Airplane! The brother of Gunsmoke star James Arness, Graves established himself as a film actor in the 50s, with classics like Stalag 17, Night of the Hunter, and the Long Gray Line. Graves stretched himself as an actor to play the pedophile pilot in the parody comedy thriller Airplane! I tore my hair and ranted and raved and said, 'This is insane,\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 he reflected when he first got the script, but his reputation for gravitas brought the role alive. The actor later became the host of A&E's Biography, in which he narrated the lives of figures like Winston Churchill, Muhammad Ali, and Steven Spielberg. Graves died of a heart attack in his California home in Pacific Palisades,the New York Times reports. He's survived by his wife and 3 daughters.",
        "Caption": "Peter Graves Dead at 83",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1564",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2012 9:23 AM CDT) Stocks plunged at the open today, with the Dow falling more than 200 points, sending it to its lowest level in seven weeks. As of 10:22am the Dow was down 206, while the Nasdaq and S&P were down 30 and 20 points respectively. The major cause for the panic, according to The Street, was a slew of disappointing earnings reports, including some from Dow component stocks such as DuPont, 3M, and United Technologies. You can rally on rhetoric, you can rally on monetary policy, but at some point investors need to sink their teeth into something, one investor tells MarketWatch, and this quarter's earnings don't seem to be solid enough. Nor were investors reassured by the perpetually fraught situation in Europe; Spanish and Italian borrowing costs are both on the rise, after Moody's downgraded five regions of Spain yesterday.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plunges 200 on Bad Earnings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1565",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2012 5:36 PM CDT) Police in Scranton got a freebie on this one: They say a man accidentally dialed 9-1-1 on his phone as he sat in a car making a drug deal, reports the Times-Tribune. Police listened in on the whole thing, traced the call, and eventually swooped in to arrest the 24-year-old buyer at his apartment. They found a slew of prescription drugs, some brass knuckles, and the cell phone that did him in.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Man Butt-Dials 9-1-1 During Drug Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1566",
        "News Article": "(Aug 21, 2012 2:22 PM CDT) Jimmy Kimmel is getting a bigger spotlight: Starting Jan. 8, his show will be moved to 11:35pm, putting him in direct competition with Jay Leno and David Letterman. The shift is the result of improving ratings and growing advertising demand, the Hollywood Reporter notes. With a 3% jump in total viewers this season, Jimmy Kimmel Live was the only late-night broadcast program to increase its viewership. The time is right to make the move, says president of Disney\/ABC Television Group Anne Sweeney. There is the potential for far greater upside over the long term with this shift, given increased advertiser demand for competitive entertainment programming in the timeslot. Nightline will air afterward, at 12:35\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it will also get an hourlong slot on Fridays at 9pm. It's been a big year for Kimmel, the Reporter observes, between his White House Correspondents Dinner appearance, Emmy hosting gig, and his show's first Emmy nod in the late-night category\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot to mention his engagement.",
        "Caption": "Jimmy Kimmel Moving to 11:35",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1567",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2009 1:26 PM) Tired of dawdling in front of a computer screen all day while your skin retains that dried-out winter look? Well now you can get a tan right from your computer screen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor so thousands of Britons thought. A UK charity developed the ComputerTan website hoax to raise awareness about skin cancer and duped 30,000 people into visiting, the Times of London reports. Instead of a tan, they got bombarded with cancer facts. The charity\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s founder defended the scheme, noting that skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in young adults and is largely preventable. The lack of regulation concerning the use of sunbeds is an extremely serious issue, and this campaign highlights the fact that it is high time for a change in the law.",
        "Caption": "Get a Tan Via Computer? 30K Believed It",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1568",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2011 12:34 PM) Longtime Washington Post political columnist David Broder is dead at age 81 from complications of diabetes. The Post offers a lengthy obit for him here and his final column here. Broder covered every presidential election since 1956 and won a Pulitzer in 1973 for his Watergate coverage. The newspaper's Ben Bradlee called him the best political correspondent in America because he knew the system from the back room up and not just at the highest levels in DC.",
        "Caption": "David Broder Dead at 81",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1569",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2008 10:33 AM) An 8-year-old Arizona boy who is accused of shooting his father and a tenant to death is considering a plea deal in the double killing, reports the Arizona Republic. We would have to decide if that's something in our client's best interest, and it's too early to be able to say that, said the boy's attorney. The plea deal, whose details have not been released, means the case couldn't be transferred at a later date to adult court, the attorney said. The deal is contingent on the results of three upcoming mental evaluations of the boy. The child pumped bullets into the two men at his home earlier this month. The boy told police he had vowed to kill his father after he had been spanked 1,000 times.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 8, Mulling Deal in Dad's Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1570",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2015 7:11 AM CDT) Mike Luzanksy, owner of Lucky 7 Drones\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan online company that sells drones and accessories and just moved from Las Vegas to Huntington Beach, Calif.\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas on a quiet residential street filming a demonstration video of the small DJI Phantom 3 Professional Quadcopter last week around 6pm when a bare-chested local man approached. The drone was a few feet off the ground and the man swatted at it with his T-shirt, sending it tumbling to its untimely death. It hit his leg, hit the cement, smashed the camera, the blades, and messed up the copter, Luzanksy tells ABC 7. The incident was caught on a video in which the guy can be heard telling the team not to fly the drone over my house and a Lucky 7 team member is heard calling the guy drunk. Luzanksy has already filed a police report and visited the man's house to ask that he pay for the damage to the $1,350 drone. The police, who along with Luzanksy have yet to name the neighbor, say he was complaining of privacy infringement and told them his identity had recently been stolen, reports the Huntington Beach Independent. But Luzansky says they weren't flying the drone over anyone's house or near windows. The YouTube video of the incident\u00e2\u20ac\u201din which the neighbor can also be heard saying I don't even think that's legal \u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas logged more than 324,000 views; Lucky 7's description of the video accuses the guy of being EXTREMELY inebriated at the time. So far no arrests have been made. (Here's one reason we may soon be seeing more drones than ever.)",
        "Caption": "How a T-Shirt Took Down a $1K Drone",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1571",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2008 8:14 AM) Iraq's parliament today passed a security pact with the US\u00c2 that lets American troops stay in the country for 3 more years. The ruling coalition's Shiite and Kurdish blocs as well as the largest Sunni Arab bloc backed the yes vote, the AP\u00c2 reports. The parliament speaker said an overwhelming majority lawmakers present voted in favor. PM Nouri al-Maliki appeared to have won the comfortable majority he sought to give the agreement additional legitimacy. A bloc of 30 lawmakers loyal to anti-American Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who opposed the pact, chanted protests and hoisted banners that said No, no to the agreement during the 25-minute session. Under the agreement, American forces will withdraw from Iraqi cities by June 30 and the entire country by Jan. 1, 2012. Iraq will have strict oversight over U.S. forces.",
        "Caption": "Iraq OKs US Troops for 3 More Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1572",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2011 4:23 AM CDT) Three missile strikes by US drones along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border today have killed 16 people, reports AP. The Waziristan strikes come just two days after another drone attack killed a top al-Qaeda commander. The sudden flurry suggests that the US has located other high-value Taliban or al-Qaeda targets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor that the dangers in the region have increased, say security experts. Since the May 2 attack that killed Osama bin Laden, both al-Qaeda attacks and US missile strikes have stepped up around Pakistan. More than 150 people have died in suicide bombings and other attacks, carried out in retaliation for the assassination of the terrorist leader. While many Pakistani leaders have demanded the US stop using drone attacks, Washington has continued.",
        "Caption": "Pakistan: 16 Killed in 3 US Missile Strikes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1573",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2014 9:03 AM CDT) Spotify has put an end to a small band's ingenious plan to milk it for money with a silent album\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut not before that album racked up a five-figure royalty check. In case you missed it, last month a band called Vulfpeck created a silent album called Sleepify, and urged fans to play it on repeat all night while they slept. The band only has about a thousand fans, but they were able to not-listen hard enough to earn the band $20,000 in royalties, Gawker reports. Spotify ended the party a few weeks ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich Vulfpeck revealed in a gimmick three-track EP. Spotify told him that while they enjoy Sleepify and thought it was funny and clever, it violated their terms of content, frontman Jack Stratton said in a spoken track called #Hurt. The next track is 30 seconds of silence. Stratton tells Vice that Spotify hasn't paid up yet, but he assumes it will, and he's not worried about any repercussions from the stunt. You have to be practicing yoga and eating grass-fed butter to face the coldness of the free market, he says.",
        "Caption": "Band Scored $20K Off Silent Spotify Album",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1574",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2014 6:52 AM) Each day, more than 3,000 children under age 5 die from preterm birth complications\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning that, for the first time ever, premature birth is the biggest killer of young children around the globe. A new study in the Lancet finds that of the 1.1 million such deaths in 2013, 965,000 of them were a direct result of being born too early, with the child dying within 28 days of birth. But another 125,000 deaths happened between the age of 1 month and 5 years, according to a press release. Meanwhile, the overall mortality rate for children under 5 has declined since 2000, as vaccines, antibiotics, and other advances have reduced deaths from pneumonia, measles, and other causes. The success we've seen in the ongoing fight against infectious diseases demonstrates that we can also be successful if we invest in prevention and care for preterm birth, says a researcher. The first step, which is already underway with $250 million in new funding: Figure out what causes preterm births. Obesity, high blood pressure, and later-in-life motherhood are all risk factors, but the exact trigger for premature labor remains a mystery, the Telegraph reports. The countries most affected are often poor: India has the highest number of deaths from preterm birth complications, followed by Nigeria and Pakistan. But even in the US, 28% of under-5 deaths are caused by such complications, which is above the global average of 17.4%; the US has one of the worst preterm birth rates of any high-resource country, the press release notes. Among the new research initiatives: identifying the electric signals that trigger labor and figuring out whether that process is initiated by the mother or the fetus. (A dad singing to his premature baby boy recently went viral in a heartbreaking video.)",
        "Caption": "Biggest Killer of Kids Under 5: Premature Birth",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1575",
        "News Article": "(Jul 1, 2009 9:45 AM CDT) Al Franken is a senator at last, giving the Democrats their first 60-vote supermajority in 30 years. But that might not mean much, writes David Lightman of McClatchy Newspapers. Two of those votes belong to seriously ill senators, and another two are merely semi-reliable independents. Add in the disparate local interests every senator has, and Franken\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s arrival is unlikely to be a major game-changer. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a numerical achievement, but not necessarily a political one, said one political science professor. On issues from climate change to health care, getting Democrats to agree has been problematic. But Republicans insist 60 is a big deal. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s troubling to think what they might now accomplish, said John Cornyn. And Democrats are optimistic, too. It will help our ability to get to the underlying issues more quickly, said Thomas Carper.",
        "Caption": "Chill Out, Democrats; 60 Votes Means Bupkis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1576",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2015 4:23 PM CDT) Fourteen people were shot over a 15-hour period in Chicago starting Monday evening, with six of those people succumbing to their injuries, the Chicago Tribune reports. Of the eight wounded, one was an 11-month-old and one was a 2-year-old; among those killed were a pregnant mother, a grandmother, and the mother of a 4-year-old. Ten of the victims were gunned down at two locations just a few miles apart on the South Side, the paper notes. Wherever you live, you should be able to get out of your car and go to your home, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said while addressing the shootings at the opening of a revamped Red Line CTA station, adding that he was angry: Enough is enough. These shootings weren't, unfortunately, an anomaly: The Tribune ran the numbers and reports that more than 2,300 people have been shot so far in the city in 2015, about 400 more than at this time last year; the homicide rate has jumped 21% from 2014. The past two weekends have been particularly bloody, with more than 50 people being shot. Emanuel also took the opportunity at the station opening to call once more for making all Chicago communities safe, as well as for stricter punishments for gun crimes. You can say this happened in the neighborhood of the Back of the Yards, but everybody [who] woke up this morning, or heard it last night, felt a pain of anguish, he said. It's time that our criminal justice system and the laws as it relates to access to guns and the penalties for using [them] reflect the values of the people of the city of Chicago. (An army of moms set up shop on Chicago corners to keep neighborhood streets safe.)",
        "Caption": "Enough Is Enough': Chicago Mayor After 14 Shot in 15 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1577",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2015 2:02 PM CDT) A Civil War cannonball that ripped through the cabin of Hannah Reynolds' master made her a footnote of misfortune, the lone civilian death at the Battle of Appomattox Court House. She died a slave at 60, hours before the war to end slavery unofficially came to a close. Or maybe not: A century and a half later, Reynolds' story is being rewritten. Newly discovered records show that she lingered for several days\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlong enough to have died a free woman. This new historical narrative has made Reynolds one of the central figures in commemorative activities marking Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox, Virginia, starting today. Friday night, a eulogy will be delivered over a plain wooden coffin representing Reynolds' remains, and 4,600 candles will be lit to represent the slaves in Appomattox County who were emancipated by Lee's surrender to Gen. Ulysses Grant. Genealogist Alfred L. Jones III says the Reynolds story was hidden in plain sight. Reynolds was left by her masters, Dr. Samuel Coleman and his wife, Amanda Abbitt Coleman, in their home as Union and Confederate armies headed to the fateful battle, the final one before Lee's Army of Northern Virginia surrendered on April 9, 1865. During the fighting, a Union cannonball blasted through the house, striking Reynolds and leaving a horrific wound in her arm. Jones worked for months seeking out the thin paper trail left by Reynolds. The breakthrough was finding Reynolds listed on a death registry in a public library in Lynchburg. That was just like I struck gold, he says of the document that listed the date of her death as April 12, 1865\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot three days earlier, as was long believed.",
        "Caption": "After 150 Years, Civil War Slave's Story Rewritten",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1578",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2015 2:44 PM) Donald Trump's much-hyped Saturday Night Live appearance is this weekend, and it seems one protest group is actually excited for it. They're doing it for ratings, Luke Montgomery tells the Hollywood Reporter. We are going to try to steal their thunder and steal the spotlight. Montgomery's group, Depart Racism 2016, is offering $5,000 to anyone in the SNL studio audience who calls Trump a racist live on air. We're hoping someone can throw Trump off his game, he says. The Guardian reports Trump earned the fury of Latinos, activists, and others when he called Mexican immigrants rapists and accused them of bringing crime to the US. If he were to call black Americans rapists, murderers, and drug dealers, that would not fly, Montgomery tells the Guardian. So why is it OK that he would say that about Latinos? While multiple groups will be protesting outside the studio, there actually is a chance that protest could bleed into the audience. According to the Reporter, protesters successfully interrupted a Sharon Stone-hosted episode of SNL in 1992 to condemn Hollywood homophobia and misogyny.",
        "Caption": "Group Offers $5K to Heckle Trump During SNL Gig",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1579",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2008 7:18 PM CDT) Barack Obama has a 6-point lead over John McCain in a new poll by the Wall Street Journal and NBC News. Obama leads 47% to 41%, twice the advantage he held a month ago. Despite the edge, however, the Journal notes that Obama shouldn't rest easy. He trails by 20 points among white men. And given the widespread dissatisfaction with the GOP\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvoters prefer a Democrat to win by 51% to 35%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhis lead over McCain should arguably be bigger. Even though all signs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan unpopular president, the war, gas prices, etc.\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwould suggest a big Democratic victory, Obama and McCain remain locked in a very competitive race, said one Democratic pollster. The poll cites another sore spot for Obama among a potentially decisive segment: white suburban women; they'd vote for Hillary Clinton by 14 points but favor McCain over Obama by 6 points. The poll of 1,000 voters has a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.",
        "Caption": "Obama Opens 6-Point Lead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1580",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2010 2:34 PM) The virtual Entropia Universe\u00e2\u20ac\u201dPlanet Calypso, in particular\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmight be entering a real estate boom with the recent purchase of the Crystal Palace space station for $330,000, a record for a virtual item. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s right: A player who goes by Buzz Erik Lightyear paid the sum for an orbiting hunk of ones and zeroes. The crazy thing is, the investment might well pay off. More than $400 million in real money passed through Entropia's virtual economy via to user-to-user transactions in 2008, Venture Beat notes. And the Business Insider points out that Lightyear\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe does have a real name\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill make commissions on sales made on his new space station, and collect fees from visitors. (Apparently, it's a popular hunting destination. See the video for more on that.) Some players say they've earned tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in the game, which is part of the MMORPG\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor massively multiplayer online role-playing game\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgenre.",
        "Caption": "Record $330K Paid for Virtual Space Station",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1581",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2019 12:26 AM CDT) Two brothers whose canoes capsized on a remote lake in Maine say a crew of fast-thinking Boy Scouts from New Hampshire helped save their lives. Michael Fiori, 67, of Brunswick, Maine, said he was shivering after more than an hour in the 50-degree Fahrenheit water when the Scouts, who were camping nearby, found him and warmed him with heated stones wrapped in towels Monday evening. Larry Fiori, 70, of Kennebunk, Maine, was in the water even longer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 3 hours\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was found clinging to a floating gas tank and his shredded life jacket, the AP reports. He was hospitalized with hypothermia. If it wasn't for the Scouts, I don't think either one of us would have survived, Michael Fiori said Wednesday from a hospital in Presque Isle, Maine, where his brother was being treated.",
        "Caption": "Scouts Rescue 2 Fishermen on Remote Lake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1582",
        "News Article": "(Dec 2, 2009 9:32 PM) The New Jersey Nets were pounded into NBA infamy tonight, falling 117-101 to the Dallas Mavericks for their 18th consecutive loss to start the season. The Nets passed the 1988-89 Miami Heat and 1999 Los Angeles Clippers, who both dropped their first 17 games. New Jersey's next chance to end the streak comes Friday at home against Charlotte\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the Nets have a little ways to go to challenge to league's record losing streak of 24, which carried the Cleveland Cavaliers from the 1981-82 season into '82-83.",
        "Caption": "At 0-18, Nets Set Futility Mark",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1583",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2010 7:41 AM CDT) Only 10% of the oil that spewed from the Deepwater Horizon well has been actually removed from the ocean, a leading oceanographer will tell Congress today. Ian MacDonald's testimony throws cold water on a cheerful federal report earlier this month that declared 75% of the oil had either been cleaned up or broken down. MacDonald also says the government is taking a decidedly optimistic view on how fast the rest will biodegrade. MacDonald\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s findings are based in part on satellite imagery. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll also cite Gulf oxygen levels, which aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t consistent with rapid oil degradation, according to the Wall Street Journal. The head of the NOAA brushed off the testimony, saying, We stand by the calculations we released. But evidence is mounting that much of the oil is still out there, either suspended below the surface or in the seabed.",
        "Caption": "Only 10% of Gulf Oil Cleaned Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1584",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2011 3:16 AM) Astronomers believe they have spotted the remains of one of the universe's very first stars\u00e2\u20ac\u201da missing link between the Big Bang and today's universe. The gas cloud left behind when the star exploded more than 13 billion years ago was illuminated by light emitted from a quasar, the BBC reports. Researchers believe the cloud, which contains elements in proportions very different to those found in new stars, will help them learn much more about the universe's Dark Ages before the first stars formed. The first stars have been a bit like the Holy Grail for astronomers, the lead researcher tells the BBC. We think that they all lived very short and furious lives. They are all dead now, and there is no way for us even with the most powerful telescopes to observe them directly. What we have found is the remnants of one of these first stars to form in the universe, and the elements carbon, oxygen and iron and pristine gas in a mix that has never been seen before.",
        "Caption": "Wreckage of 13B-Year-Old 'Missing Link' Star Spotted",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1585",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2012 4:32 PM CDT) Twelve years after his older brother Roger Berget was executed for killing a man, Rodney Berget sits on South Dakota's death row awaiting his own death sentence. Roger was convicted in 1987 of murdering a man for his car and was put to death in Oklahoma at age 39; Rodney was convicted of beating a South Dakota prison guard to death with a pipe while he tried to escape in 2003. At the time, he was serving a life sentence for attempted murder and kidnapping. His execution is scheduled for September, but will likely be delayed for a mandatory review, the AP reports. While the Bergets are not the first siblings to be sentenced to death, the other three cases uncovered by the AP involve brothers who conspired together, while the Bergets' crimes were committed miles and decades apart. To have it in different states in different crimes is some sort of commentary on the family there, says one death penalty expert. The AP runs down the lives of the Berget brothers, who were born in the 1960s to a troubled family and grew up in South Dakota in poverty. Both did their first prison stints as teens. Click for their full story.",
        "Caption": "600 Miles and 25 Years Apart, Brothers Sentenced to Die",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1586",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2014 11:26 AM CDT) Exactly why certain pet jerky treats have been linked to 1,000 dog deaths\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a handful of human illnesses\u00e2\u20ac\u201dremains a mystery. But the concern over the treats, in particular those made in China, is enough for Petco to take action, the company says in a statement. Now, the company is becoming the first national pet chain to halt sales of all dog and cat treats made in China, NBC News reports. We know the FDA hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t yet identified a direct cause for the reported illnesses, but we decided the uncertainty of the situation outweighs the lack of actual proof, says CEO Jim Myers. The deaths have been a matter of concern for years, and the FDA recently released startling new figures: Jerky treats have been associated with 1,000 dog deaths and almost 5,000 illnesses in dogs and cats, along with three human illnesses. Two of the humans were toddlers putting unusual items in their mouths, while one was an adult who apparently ate dog treats; why he or she did so isn't clear, Modern Farmer notes. Another human, however, seems to have survived munching on a dog treat with no ill effects: The owner of a Chinese factory implicated by NBC ate one himself to prove it was safe. The best bet, per Modern Farmer, is just not giving your pet any dog jerky.",
        "Caption": "After 1K Dog Deaths, Petco Drops All Treats Made in China",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1587",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2011 2:59 AM) Facebook has snagged a $500 million investment\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$450 million from Goldman Sachs and $50 million from a Russian firm\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a deal that values the social network at $50 billion. That makes the company worth more than eBay, Yahoo, and Time Warner, notes the New York Times, which suggests that the money will be used by Facebook to woo more in-demand employees, develop fresh products, and pursue acquisitions. And now, the Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating privately held shares of the popular company. Once a company hits 500 shareholders, it faces additional disclosure rules, but the SEC thinks deals like this one might be attempts to skirt the rule.",
        "Caption": "Goldman Investment Gives Facebook $50B Valuation",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1588",
        "News Article": "(Oct 19, 2011 12:44 AM CDT) The body of a missing 11-year-old Maryland boy has been found in woods near his home. Popular athlete William McQuain was murdered by his stepdad shortly after the man killed the boy's mother, investigators believe. The grisly remains found by a police dog dashed the hopes of friends, family and searchers desperate to find the boy alive, even after his mother had been found stabbed to death early this month. This confirmed our worst fears, William's All-Star Little League coach told the Washington Post. He was a great kid. Stepdad Curtis Lopez fought often with William's mom, according to friends. During a family trip to Ocean City last month, Jane McQuain called a pal to say she was afraid of Lopez. Responding to friends' concerns, police checked McQuain's home and found her dead. The home was filled with photos of William, his awards and trophies, but there was no sign of the boy. The apartment was like a shrine to him, said a law enforcement source. Lopez has been charged with Jane McQuain's murder, and will now also be charged in William's death, investigators said.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 11, Found Dead, Stepdad Held",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1589",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2014 12:37 PM CDT) It seems journalists with Spain's El Mundo have stumbled onto Frankenstein\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s laboratory. This is not Auschwitz in 1942. Neither Srebrenica ... nor Rwanda, as El Mundo puts it. No, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the basement of the Anatomy and Embryology Department at Madrid's Complutense University, where the body parts of an estimated 250 corpses\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddonated to science\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere haphazardly stacked and stored after being used in class experiments. Department Director Ram\u00c3\u00b3n M\u00c3\u00a9rida said some of the bodies have been there for up to five years, and insisted they're not a health hazard as infected bodies are immediately incinerated. Even so, the AP reports that M\u00c3\u00a9rida has since agreed to resign. Like a house of horrors, mummified corpses line shelves in the roughly 300-square-foot basement, which was kept at room temperature, reports The Local; El Mundo also describes unlabeled black feet on top of a garbage can. The reason behind this gross oversight is surprisingly bland\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe man who spent his career incinerating the donated bodies took an early retirement in December\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut there is also this ghastly detail: The incinerating oven reportedly emits poisonous gases, which is why the aforementioned staff member has not yet been replaced. But he'll supposedly come out of retirement to help deal with the corpses; a funeral home will also remove some of the bodies. An investigation has been launched by the university.",
        "Caption": "Found in University Basement: 250 Corpses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1590",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2011 9:39 AM CDT) There's still no sign of a housing market bottom, as continuing home foreclosures caused housing values to fall 3% in the first quarter of 2011 over the previous quarter, their biggest dive since late 2008, reports the Wall Street Journal. We expected December and January to be bad, said the chief economist of Zillow, the real estate tracking website that released the data today, but the declines for February and March were really staggering. He predicts prices will fall another 7% to 9%, and the bottom won't come until 2012. Home prices have now fallen for 57 consecutive months.",
        "Caption": "Home Prices Have Fallen 57 Months in a Row",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1591",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2015 2:20 PM CDT) Now we understand why Ariel wanted legs. Our legs are tied together, the fish are running into us, and it's dark, a professional mermaid tells Fast Company in the magazine's look at the seldom-discussed profession. Rachel Smith entertains guests at the upscale Sacramento lounge Dive Bar, where mermaids frolic in a tank above the bar. Our tails can weigh up to 35 pounds, but the saltwater makes us float, so we have another 5 to 10 pounds strapped between our legs, she adds. Still, despite the exhausting physical aspects, the number of people doing it has kept up with popular demand, according to mer-community experts, who estimate there are nearly 1,000 full-time mermaids and mermen in the US industry. Part of the draw is the idea of putting on a magical show for audience members\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmany of whom arrive with less-than-wholesome ideas of what their tails entail. They wonder if it's a topless bar, Smith says of her venue. I hope people who go in with licentious ideas \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 think, 'That wasn't what I was expecting, but it was really beautiful. The pay can be nice, too, with the going hourly rate for a kids' party running $250, Fast Company notes. Of course, if you're in the business, some of that money has to go toward buying a customized tail, which can run from a couple hundred bucks to more than $25,000. Fast Company has more: on the woman who is something of a mermaid pioneer, and on the flourishing mermaid economy \u00e2\u20ac\u201dcostumes, toys, and classes devoted to the genre\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat caters to the rest of us.",
        "Caption": "Want to Make $250 an Hour? Be a Professional Mermaid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1592",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2011 1:59 PM CDT) You probably wouldn't guess as much from the photos, but all 163 people aboard a plane from JFK to Guyana survived a disastrous landing. Dozens of people required medical attention, however, including four with serious injuries, reports AP. After the plane touched down on a rainy runway during the night, it skidded through a chain-link fence, and broke apart in a grassy field. It barely missed plunging into a 200-foot ravine. We are very, very grateful that more people were not injured, said Guyana President Bharrat Jagdeo, who visited the crash site.",
        "Caption": "Flight From JFK Crashes: All 163 Survive",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1593",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2019 4:37 PM) Authorities in central Florida say two Disney workers and a former assistant principal at a middle school were among 17 arrested in a child porn sting, the AP reports. In a news release, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said Friday that the 17 men arrested range in age from 19 to 77. Authorities say 52-year-old Walt Disney World Resorts janitor Donald Durr of Davenport had images of child porn on an electronic tablet, and 40-year-old Brett Kinney of Lake Alfred told officers he had an addiction to child pornography and worked as a guest experience manager at Disney World. In a statement, Disney says Kinney is no longer employed by the company and Durr is on unpaid leave. (This child porn bust was called eye-popping and sickening.",
        "Caption": "17 Nabbed in Child Porn Sting\u00e2\u20ac\u201d Including 2 Disney Employees",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1594",
        "News Article": "(Apr 13, 2010 1:56 AM CDT) At least 3 crew members were killed when a Navy plane crashed in Georgia yesterday during a training flight. Authorities are searching for a fourth person believed to be on board. The plane, which originated in Florida, just missed a house and careened into woods in north Georgia near Morganton, sparking a 15-acre brush fire. The twin-jet T-39N was part of a routine training operation which involves cross-country flights. Investigators are seeking a cause, AP reports.",
        "Caption": "3 Killed in Navy Plane Crash in Georgia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1595",
        "News Article": "(Feb 29, 2012 3:31 AM) The wounded British photographer who was spirited out of the besieged Syrian city of Homs to safety in Lebanon escaped at a terrible cost to the rebels who helped him. Activists say 13 of their number were killed by snipers and shelling in the drive to rescue Paul Conroy and three other injured Western journalists, AP reports. Conroy was injured in the leg in the same attack that killed his Sunday Times colleague, Marie Colvin, and a French photographer. The rescue party split up after it came under attack from Syrian government forces while trying to leave Homs, and the fate of the three other journalists is unclear, the Telegraph notes. The United Nations, which estimates that attempts to crush the uprising are now claiming the lives of more than 100 civilians a day, is working on a resolution to end the hostilities, and allow humanitarian aid to reach Homs and other areas.",
        "Caption": "13 Syrians Killed Saving Injured British Journalist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1596",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2020 9:55 AM) Russia was banned Thursday from using its name, flag, and anthem at the next two Olympics or at any world championships for the next two years. The Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling also blocked Russia from bidding to host major sporting events for two years, per the AP. The case centered on a 2014 Olympics doping scheme, with accusations that Russian state authorities tampered with a database from the Moscow testing laboratory before handing it over to WADA investigators last year, the New York Times reports. Russian athletes and teams will still be allowed to compete at next year's Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, as well as world championships\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding the 2022 World Cup in Qatar\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif they're not implicated in doping or covering up positive tests. One small win for Russia is the proposed team name at major events. The name Russia can be retained on uniforms if the words Neutral Athlete or Neutral Team have equal prominence, the court said. Still, the court's three judges imposed the most severe penalties on Russia since allegations of state-backed doping and cover-ups emerged after the 2014 Sochi Olympics.",
        "Caption": "Court: Russian Name, Flag Banned From Next 2 Olympics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1597",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2010 9:34 PM CDT) Meg Whitman has dumped another $15 million of her own money into her campaign, which would be a ho-hum development for the former eBay CEO had it not pushed her personal total to $119 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe most ever by a self-financed candidate. Whitman, who's running about even with Jerry Brown in the California's governor's race, slipped past the mark set by fellow billionaire Michael Bloomberg, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. And there's still 48 days to go.",
        "Caption": "Whitman Has Given a Record $119M to Own Campaign",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1598",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2011 11:14 AM) Back in 1951, a political analyst came up with the theory that at any time in America there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a Sun Party, which drives the agenda, and a minority Moon Party that shines by reflecting its rays. But these days, we are living in the era of two moons and no sun, writes David Brooks of the New York Times. Neither party has been able to rally the country behind its vision of government. With the public divided or agnostic, both parties have developed minority mentalities, becoming insular and combative. The Republicans feel oppressed by the cultural establishment, and Democrats feel oppressed by the corporate establishment. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re both too weak to push their agendas, but too stubborn to compromise. Independent voters are trapped in a cycle of sour rejectionism\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvoting against whichever of the two options they dislike most at the moment. So both sides occasionally win big elections, which only re-enforce their worst habits.",
        "Caption": "We're Stuck With 2 Minority Parties",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1599",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2012 1:25 PM CDT) Since 1990, there have been just 10 bear attacks in Arizona\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand three of those occurred in the past month. Most recently, 30-year-old Peter Baca was attacked at a campground in the Tonto National Forest on Sunday; he is in critical condition, ABC News reports. Before that, a woman was clawed on May 31 at the same campground when a bear entered her tent, and a man was bit on the leg as he slept in an unfinished cabin just a few miles from the campground last week; neither injury is life-threatening. It looked like it was a baby bear, he was so skinny. I think he was starving, says a fellow camper who witnessed Sunday's attack. A rep from the Arizona Game and Fish Department says bear attacks usually happen when environmental conditions are extreme, adding that drought conditions may have forced the bears into human areas to look for food. Two bears have been tracked and killed by rangers, but it's not yet clear if either was responsible for Sunday's attack.",
        "Caption": "Arizona Sees 3 Bear Attacks in a Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1600",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2014 5:11 PM CDT) Just how powerful was that tornado that hit Arkansas over the weekend? A meteorologist says it caused a truck to travel 27 miles the hard way\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcarried along solely by the tornado's winds, reports USA Today. Darby Bybee of KHBS-TV in Fort Smith says the truck was carried from Mayflower to near Vilonia. That meshes with the path of the EF4 tornado and its 180mph winds. I haven't heard of trucks being thrown that far, an expert at Arizona State tells the newspaper.",
        "Caption": "Report: Tornado Carried Truck 27 Miles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1601",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2012 7:48 AM) More than 100,000 murders were recorded in Mexico during Felipe Calderon's presidency\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now, a day before he leaves office, a staggering new figure has emerged. Some 25,000 people have gone missing over the past six years, according to an unreleased list by the country's attorney general. The Microsoft Excel spreadsheet offers missing people's names, ages, jobs, clothing, and other details\u00e2\u20ac\u201dphrases like, His wife went to buy medicine and disappeared. The secret list points to a government in over its head, notes the Washington Post, which obtained the document from fed-up bureaucrats. Calderon last year vowed to establish a national database that would include a missing-persons list, a promise Mexico's congress tried\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut has thus far failed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto enforce. Activists say the government kept things quiet to save face. The Post notes that the leaked list isn't exactly free of errors: It consists of more than abductions, like residents who may have left for the US, and likely includes the names of some who have returned home. It's a half-baked effort that's reflective of an administration that never took the problem of disappearances seriously and is now trying to cover its tracks, says a human rights activist.",
        "Caption": "25K Missing in Mexican Drug War",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1602",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2015 11:05 AM CDT) British PM David Cameron is personally appealing for the release of a British who faces 360 lashes in Saudi Arabia\u00e2\u20ac\u201da punishment family members say will kill him. Karl Andree, 74, was arrested for transporting homemade wine in the port city of Jiddah in August 2014, reports the New York Times. Alcohol is banned in the country. Andree was sentenced to a one-year prison sentence, which he has served, and 360 lashes, which his family was led to believe would be voided because of his age and health, his daughter tells the BBC. There now seems to be some question mark over that, she says, noting the lashes would be equal to a death sentence. He's survived three types of cancer with very strong cancer treatments, he's asthmatic, he has gout. He's not very well, she says. Andree remains behind bars awaiting the lashes. A government rep says we are actively seeking his release as soon as possible, noting Cameron will write to the Saudis directly. The rep adds embassy staff have been visiting Andree regularly. Andree's son, however, says his father didn't receive any visits for six months and fears the government isn't doing enough to ensure his release. My mother has dementia and is deteriorating quite rapidly and my father really wants to come back and see her, he says. But my father is at the bottom of a list, he tells BBC Radio 4, per the Guardian. I feel that the business dealings with Saudi Arabia and the UK are probably taking priority. On Tuesday, the British government revealed it was ending a $9 million program to train Saudi prison workers over concerns about the country's justice system, per the Times. (A prominent Saudi blogger got a sentence of 1,000 lashes.)",
        "Caption": "Family: 360 Lashes for Wine Could Kill Elderly Brit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1603",
        "News Article": "(Mar 21, 2011 2:25 AM CDT) The numbers are grim\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than 18,000 dead and $235 billion in rebuilding costs. These are the estimates coming out of Japan today, as the police, World Bank, and other organizations weigh in on the extent of the damages from the March 11 earthquake, reports AP. Nationwide, 8,600 people have been confirmed dead, but more than 13,200 are still missing. Another 452,000 people have been displaced and are living in shelters. The recent bodies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwe can't show them to the families, said a disaster-relief official on the outskirts of Sendai. Some we're finding now have been in the water for a long time, they're not in good shape. Crabs and fish have eaten parts. A World Bank report estimated that the disaster's cost to private insurers will be as much as $33 billion, and place the government's reconstruction costs at $12 billion; but the overall costs to Japan over the next five years could be $235 billion. However, there have been a few spots of good news, too. Two survivors\u00e2\u20ac\u201da grandmother and a young boy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere pulled from the rubble yesterday, and officials said conditions at the troubled nuclear reactor in Fukushima Dai-ichi appear to be improving.",
        "Caption": "Japan's Death Toll Hits 18K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1604",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2015 1:04 PM CDT) Protesting parents in Chicago ended their 34-day hunger strike on Saturday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot because they're giving up their battle over a high school in a predominantly African-American neighborhood, but because they want to have the strength to keep fighting. We decided that we will feed our bodies so that until we win sustainable community schools for all of our children, the mayor and [Chicago Public Schools] won't get a moments [sic] rest, read a Facebook post from one of the activists on Saturday, per DNAinfo. What the protesters were seeking: the reopening of the shuttered Dyett High School\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich school district officials say was shut down because of declining enrollment and lackluster performance, per the AP\u00e2\u20ac\u201das a green technology high school. Though CPS announced this month it would agree to reopen Dyett as an arts-focused school, activists decided to continue the strike, WBEZ reports. A number of the strikers' demands have been met, the station notes, including that all kids who live in the attendance area will now be able to attend the school without taking an admissions test or entering a lottery; the curriculum will boast a technology component; and the school won't be privatized. But that's not enough, with parents telling the Chicago Tribune the concessions don't feel like total victory in a plan they say still short-changes South Side kids due to racial disparity. They want even more of a green-tech and global leadership focus and the chance to help pick the principal, the paper notes. Still, the high-profile hunger strike\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven Mayor Rahm Emanuel got dragged into it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgot to be too much, with one activist telling the Tribune: Your body starts to deteriorate.",
        "Caption": "Parents End 34-Day Hunger Strike, but They Aren't Done",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1605",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2009 1:05 PM CDT) Musical innovator and guitar legend Les Paul died today in White Plains, NY. He was 94. A virtuoso guitarist himself, in the early 1940s Paul pioneered the log guitar, probably the first solid-body electric guitar, writes Jon Pareles of the New York Times. His popular Gibson Les Paul guitar and his recording inventions helped him change the course of 20th-century popular music. Paul learned to be a one-man ensemble by pairing machines and layering recordings; he later built the first eight-track recorder. The Gibson Les Paul has been played by rockers from Jimmy Page to Slash. Paul was also a successful musician in his own right. With his then-wife, Mary Ford, he had dozens of hits in the 1950s and continued to play for decades, battling through arthritis and finger paralysis.",
        "Caption": "Music Legend Les Paul Dead at 94",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1606",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2014 8:33 AM CDT) People are working too many days but not enough years, according to the world's second-richest man. Mexican telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim says it is time for a radical overhaul that would result in people working just three days a week but postponing retirement until their 70s, reports the Financial Times. With three work days a week, we would have more time to relax; for quality of life, he told a recent business conference in Paraguay. Having four days [off] would be very important to generate new entertainment activities and other ways of being occupied. Slim, who has a fortune estimated at $80 billion but was overtaken as world's richest man by Bill Gates last year, says current retirement ages were introduced when life expectancies were lower and should rise to 70 or 75. At his Telmex phone company, workers who joined the firm in their teens can retire by the time they hit 50, but a new contract offers them the chance to keep working beyond retirement age for full pay with a workload of four days a week, the Guardian reports. The tycoon himself is 74 years old and shows no signs of planning to retire.",
        "Caption": "World's 2nd-Richest Man Wants a 3-Day Work Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1607",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2016 5:25 PM CDT) For 29 years, motel owner Gerald Foos watched hundreds, perhaps thousands, of guests having sex, going to the bathroom, and more at the Manor House Motel in Colorado. Now the story of the greatest voyeur in the world is out in the open, thanks to an article published in the New Yorker by journalist Gay Talese. The author says he first learned of Foos when the latter wrote him a letter in 1980. Sexually, I have witnessed, observed, and studied the best first hand, unrehearsed, non-laboratory sex between couples, and most other conceivable sex deviations during these past 15 years, it read. Foos\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho sold the motel in 1995\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwanted to be seen as a sex researcher and social observer, not a mere Peeping Tom and pervert, according to the Denver Post. To that end, Foos kept detailed notes of everything he witnessed through his fake ceiling vents. For example, in 1973 he catalogued 184 male orgasms and 33 female orgasms, and noted that white heterosexuals tended to have missionary sex and that only 3% of his guests failed to have sex. Talese even joined Foos in his attic laboratory on at least one occasion and found the man had an uncontrollable desire to peer into other people's lives. The statute of limitations has passed on any voyeur-related crimes, reports the Post, but Talese writes that Foos could face trouble over a 1977 murder he says he witnessed but never reported\u00e2\u20ac\u201dassuming it actually happened. Foos tells the Post that Talese's article could create a real situation. I don't know if I'm ready for anything, to be honest with you, he says. I'm just a poor soul. Foos maintains that no guests were ever harmed by his voyeurism as they never knew they were being watched. (One study finds that voyeurism isn't all that unusual.)",
        "Caption": "Motel Owner Secretly Watched Guests Have Sex for 29 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1608",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2008 6:05 AM CDT) Dara Torres swam her way into the history books with a victory in the women's 100-meter freestyle trials last night, reports the New York Times. The 41-year-old will be the first five-time swimmer in Olympic history. She shot past 25-year-old American record holder Natalie Coughlin to finish in 53.78 seconds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalmost 5 seconds faster than when she first qualifed in 1984. Torres, who was already the oldest woman to make the American team when she qualified in 2000, came out of a 7-year retirement last year. I'm ecstatic. I can't believe it, she said after the race. She admits the prospect of another Games has her as nervous as a teenager, but many think her fifth Olympics will put her medal collection into the record books as well.",
        "Caption": "At 41, Torres Makes 5th Olympics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1609",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2008 4:43 AM) More than 7,000 American children a year end up in emergency rooms after taking over-the-counter cold or cough medicines, the federal Centers for Disease Control reports. Most of the children take overdoses of the drugs on their own, but a quarter have bad reactions to normal doses given by their parents, according to the study of kids under 12 published in Pediatrics. The federal Food and Drug Administration has warned against giving cough suppressants, antihistamines and decongestants to young children. Doctors say packaging of the cold medicine should be changed, both to make it more difficult for children to get into and to make it less appealing to youngsters attracted by bright colors. Parents need to be vigilant about keeping these medicines out of their children's reach, warned a doctor.",
        "Caption": "Cold Meds Land 7,000 Kids a Year in the Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1610",
        "News Article": "(Sep 23, 2015 7:16 AM CDT) A teacher scolded a 4-year-old student in Oklahoma over writing with his bad left hand, and then sent the boy's mother literature detailing how left-handedness is associated with wickedness and the devil. Alisha Sands, who is left-handed herself, says son Zayde has always used his left hand to do everything from coloring to throwing, so she was surprised to see him trying to write with his right hand after school last week. I just asked, 'Is there anything his teachers ever asked about his hands?' And he raises this one and says, 'This one\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bad, Sands tells KFOR. It breaks my heart for him because someone actually believes that ... my child is evil because he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s left handed, it's crazy. There is surprisingly little data on left-handedness, notes the Washington Post, though in America, geography seems to play a factor as does era\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlefties hit their low point (about 3% of the population) in the early 1900s, probably as a result of these old attitudes along with the rise of machinery for the masses. Still, scientists tend to agree that genetics play a strong role in determining handedness, and roughly 10% of the global population is left-handed (including, incidentally, many US presidents, from Barack Obama and Bill Clinton to George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan, notes Time). But in the case of Zayde, There was basically nothing done to this teacher, says Sands, who went straight to the superintendent. She told them she thought I needed literature on it. Superintendent Tony Dean tells the New York Daily News that the school is looking into it. We take this very, very seriously. We are not just dismissing it. (Check out these left-handed celebrities.)",
        "Caption": "Teacher Makes 4-Year-Old Stop Writing With 'Evil' Hand",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1611",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2009 4:13 PM CDT) It's a start. Some of Bernie Madoff's clients will get back at least a portion of the money that he stole. Trustee Irving Picard says he expects to approve at least $100 million of investor claims\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmere hundreds out of nearly 9,000 filed claims\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby May 25, Bloomberg reports. Picard has recovered $1 billion and sued for another $10 billion from funds that withdrew money from Madoff accounts before his arrest. Congress specifically requires that these funds must be returned so that all customers share equally, says Picard, noting that he hasn't ruled out filing similar clawback lawsuits against Madoff's family.",
        "Caption": "Madoff Clients to Get $100M Back Soon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1612",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2008 11:53 AM CDT) A legendary Australian war ship sunk in the Indian Ocean by a German raider during World War II has been found nearly intact after 66 years, the Australian PM confirmed today. The HMAS Sydney sank after a 30-minute battle with the Kormoran in Australia's greatest tragedy at sea. The wreckage won't be disturbed, out of respect for the 645 Australian sailors who went down with the ship. It's very important to understand that this is a tomb, said Kevin Rudd. Sonar technology helped locate the Sydney and the Kormoran; an unmanned vehicle will soon take photographs to ascertain exactly what happened that day, said Rudd. The discovery was tough for the sailors' relatives: Closure is always a difficult thing, one man told the Sydney Herald.",
        "Caption": "WWII Ship Found After 66 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1613",
        "News Article": "(Oct 11, 2014 12:59 PM CDT) Alyssa Carson has already given a TEDx talk in Greece, and the 13-year-old is due on Jeopardy this coming week. But these are small achievements compared to her goal since she was 4 years old: to be the first human to set foot on Mars, CNET reports. NASA takes people like Alyssa very seriously, a rep tells the BBC. She is of the perfect age to one day become an astronaut\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto eventually travel to Mars, and she's already taking all the right steps. Among those steps: She's traveled throughout the US and Europe attending various space programs, her website says, including Space Camp seven times and NASA's Space Academy three times. She speaks Spanish, Chinese, French, and some Turkish, she writes at the site, and she's an ambassador for a non-profit focused on creating a human colony on Mars, Yahoo notes. Her dad tells the BBC the family has the next 20 years planned out, and Alyssa wants to go to Mars even if it means never returning. Mars could possibly be our next Earth, she says. I am the Mars generation. (India recently joined the Mars club, and it did so on a relative shoestring budget.)",
        "Caption": "13-Year-Old's Plan: Be First on Mars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1614",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2013 2:30 PM) With the holidays coming, here's a gift for the music fan who has everything: How about an entire record store? On the Beat Records, in London, is going for some $482,000 on eBay. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live the High Fidelity life! the posting notes, calling the store the oldest record shop in the center of Swinging London. Owner Tim Derbyshire, 59, opened the shop's doors in 1979. He's hoping a buyer will take over the stock, which includes music memorabilia from the 1960s to 1980s, and keep the place running, the New York Times reports. Without someone buying it, it will disappear. If you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re mad about music, love vinyl, and want to keep the dream alive, here\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s your chance to take on an Aladdin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Cave of musical gems, he says in the post, which has received more than 30 offers. The musical gems, the Guardian notes, include funk, soul, country, folk, jazz, and even 1990s pop records. If you're at the stage in your life when you don't have to worry about making money but can live the bohemian life, meet interesting people every day and the occasional pop or rock star, here's your chance, Derbyshire writes, calling the store profitable.",
        "Caption": "Now on eBay: Entire Record Store, $482K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1615",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2020 9:45 AM CDT) The highly anticipated convention bounce has been fading in recent election cycles. And anyway, the New York Times reports, polls usually show voters soon return to where they were. But President Trump has received a bounce this time that he can bask in: Two polls taken as the Republican National Convention ended show Joe Biden's lead at 6 percentage points, the smallest it's been in two months. A Yahoo News-YouGov poll measured the shift by contacting the same people it polled in late July. The new poll found Biden ahead 47%-41%, down from a 9-point lead the month before, Yahoo News reports. Trump's strength ratings may have driven his improvement. Before the convention, 33% attributed the quality to Trump, while 38% did afterward. Still, the president didn't pick up support from those looking for a law and order candidate. A Morning Consult poll taken Friday found a similar gap, with Biden on top 50%-40%. That was 4 points better than Trump polled last weekend. Biden had no comparable bump after the Democratic National Convention, per Morning Consult; Trump did have a bounce in 2016. But because fewer voters are undecided this time, polls show Biden in better shape now than Hillary Clinton was then. Trump has been hammering voters with warnings about suburban life, and he did narrow that gap to 6 points; Biden now leads among 50-42 among suburban voters. The GOP convention didn't improve Trump's likability ratings, though it did hurt Biden's. As before, 55% view the president unfavorably and 43% favorably. Biden fell from 51% to a 49% favorability rating after the Republican convention. (GOP convention showed who owns the party now.)",
        "Caption": "2 Polls Show RNC Cut Into Biden's Lead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1616",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2013 3:47 PM CDT) Tokyo has been awarded the 2020 Olympics, capitalizing on its reputation as a safe pair of hands and defying concerns about the Fukushima nuclear crisis. Tokyo defeated Istanbul in the final round of secret voting today by the International Olympic Committee. Madrid was eliminated earlier after an initial tie with Istanbul. Japanese PM Shinzo Abe promised the IOC that his government would clean up Fukushima, reports CNN. Tokyo's Olympic plan is projected to cost $5 billion to $6 billion, but the city says it already has $4.9 billion saved to pay for it.",
        "Caption": "Tokyo Snags the 2020 Olympics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1617",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2012 8:39 AM) The former Miss Pennsylvania will pay a steep price for claiming the Miss USA pageant was rigged: An arbitrator has ordered Sheena Monnin to pay the Donald Trump-owned pageant organization $5 million for defaming it. The arbitrator found that Monnin was disgruntled after failing to make it out of the preliminary competition as well as angry about the pageant's decision to allow transgender contestants, and that her false allegations cost the pageant a $5 million potential 2013 sponsor. He added that, because of the way the pageant is judged, there's no reasonable possibility it's rigged. Monnin resigned her state title after the contest, the AP reports. Though Monnin apparently agreed to arbitrate any disputes upon becoming a Miss USA contestant, she and her lawyer didn't participate in the arbitration process and claimed they didn't have to.",
        "Caption": "Miss USA Loser Must Pay $5M for Defaming Pageant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1618",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2012 9:50 AM) Egyptian investigating judges today referred 43 NGO workers, including 19 Americans, to trial before a criminal court for allegedly being involved in banned activities and illegally receiving foreign funds. Among the Americans is Sam LaHood, the head of the Egypt office of the International Republican Institute and the son of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. Egypt had previously banned the younger LaHood from leaving. Five Serbs, two Germans, and three non-Egyptian Arab nationals were also referred to trial. The referral is the latest development in a long-running row over Egypt's crackdown on US-funded groups promoting democracy and human rights. Yesterday, Hillary Clinton warned that failure to resolve the dispute may lead to the loss of $1.3 billion in military assistance and $250 million in economic aid. Already, Egyptian authorities are preventing at least six Americans and four Europeans from leaving the country, citing a probe opened last month when heavily armed security forces raided the offices of 17 pro-democracy and rights groups.",
        "Caption": "Egypt Will Try LaHood Son, 42 NGO Workers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1619",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2011 4:23 PM CDT) Yemeni government forces opened fire with anti-aircraft guns and automatic weapons on tens of thousands of anti-government protesters demanding ouster of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, killing at least 26 and wounding dozens, witnesses said. After nightfall, Sanaa sank into complete darkness after a sudden power outage, as protesters took control of a vital bridge, halting traffic and setting up tents. Thousands of other protesters attacked government buildings and set fires to buildings they said were used by snipers and pro-government thugs. The protest movement has stepped up demonstrations the past week, angered after embattled Saleh deputized Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi to negotiate a power-transfer deal. As more than 100,000 protesters massed today around the state radio building and government offices, and began to march toward the nearby Presidential Palace, security forces opened fire and shot tear gas canisters, witnesses said. Snipers fired at the crowd from nearby rooftops, and plainclothes Saleh supporters armed with automatic rifles, swords, and batons attacked the protesters. This peaceful protest was confronted by heavy weapons and anti-aircraft guns, said an opposition spokesman. He vowed that the intensifying protests will not stop and will not retreat.",
        "Caption": "Yemen Fires on Protesters, Kills 26",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1620",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2013 8:58 AM CDT) There can't be too many World War II heroes with a better nickname than this: The Night Witches were a group of Russian women who piloted bomb-laden crop dusters over the invading German army, and their story is getting a fresh look in the wake of the death of one of the first and most celebrated women to join their ranks. Nadezhda Popova, who died in Moscow on July 8 at age 91, can claim 852 of the 30,000 missions the women flew in a 4-year span. (PRI's The World shares this amazing counterpoint: US bomber pilots were generally rotated out of combat after completing 25 missions.) During that time the Night Witches unleashed 23,000 tons of bombs on the Nazis, helping push them out of Russia. They got their name from the Germans, who likened what the New York Times calls the whooshing of their planes to the sound a witch's broomstick might make; the Washington Post explains they killed their engines right before unloading their bombs to up the surprise factor. And they were good at what they did, so much so that Germans spewed rumors that the women relied on pills and injections that gave them cat-like night vision. Popova, who became a Night Witch at age 19, was shot down a number of times and, on one occasion, ended up meeting her future husband amid the retreating troops she joined. Said Popova in 2010, I can still imagine myself as a young girl, up there in my little bomber. And I ask myself, 'Nadia, how did you do it?' (Click for another fascinating obituary.)",
        "Caption": "Nazi-Fighting 'Night Witch' Dead at 91",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1621",
        "News Article": "(May 16, 2008 7:54 PM CDT) California wine master Robert Mondavi died peacefully today in his Napa Valley home at age 94, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Disciples and critics alike have praised the vintner for elevating West Coast wine from jug juice to world-class vino. His legacy and his vision for what California could do remains with us as guidepost and a source of aspiration, one winemaker said. The dapper grape-grower broke away from the family business in 1965, intent on proving that California grapes, steel fermentation tanks, and French oak barrels could produce wine on par with Europe's. His family sold the winery for more than $1 billion 4 years ago, but Mondavi stayed active in Napa's wine community until last year.",
        "Caption": "Wine Whiz Mondavi Dead at 94",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1622",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2012 2:27 AM CDT) The violence of Mexican drug wars continues to seep into America. The bodies of five people burned beyond recognition in an abandoned SUV in Arizona are believed to be victims of a Mexican drug cartel, say law enforcement authorities. They were discovered in Vekol Valley, some 70 miles north of the border, an area frequented by Mexican drug runners, reports ABC News. The vehicle was stopped in an open area. It did not crash into something. Clearly, whoever murdered these people did it intentionally, said Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu. They brought them there either alive or dead, and torched the vehicle in an effort to conceal evidence. Babeu believes the murders were either punishment of criminals who tried to steal from the cartels, or some competing interest.",
        "Caption": "5 Arizona Bodies Linked to Mexican Cartels",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1623",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2008 5:50 PM CDT) Car nuts are flying to Los Angeles and coughing up nearly $5,000 to drive a Porsche 997 Turbo. Why the numbing bill? Because Supercar Life, a fantasy camp, lets motorists spend all day driving a host of pricey cars at outrageous speeds. For many, the 140-mph thrill ride is too much. I tossed my cookies, one driver said. But what an amazing car. Recent advances make the rides possible, Supercar Life says. High-performance transmissions can now be fitted with stability controls to make high speeds safer; they also run without stick shifts, reducing the risk of a spinout. This simply wouldn't have been possible, technologically, just a few years ago, a Supercar Life founder said.",
        "Caption": "Car Lovers Pay $5K for a Spin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1624",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2010 10:26 AM) Twitter isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t growing as explosively as it used to, but the volume of traffic on the microblogging site is still expanding fast enough that it should hit 10 billion total tweets in the coming days. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s up from a billion about a year ago, and 5 billion just 4 months ago. Gauging the progress is quite simple, Mashable reports; just look at the number tag at the end of a tweet\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s URL. A recent one read 9917803012, and the site produces about 50 million a day.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Closes In on 10B Tweets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1625",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2011 1:28 PM CDT) Officials say 34 people were injured when a train pulling into the Hoboken, NJ, station struck an abutment, shutting down service indefinitely. Mayor Dawn Zimmer says none of the injuries in today's 8:30am crash are considered life-threatening. The victims were taken to three area hospitals for treatment of their injuries, which mostly were cuts and bruises. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, but city police say it appears that a mechanical failure is to blame.",
        "Caption": "34 Injured in NJ Train Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1626",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2014 12:04 PM CDT) The Tennessee Titans have a secret weapon this season: a 1-foot, 2-inch linebacker. At least, that's what players of the just-released Madden NFL 15 video game have found in an apparent glitch, which features the diminutive athlete dodging in between the legs of his relatively gigantic opponents. The identity of the pint-sized player is no secret: It's rookie Christian Kirksey, a linebacker for the Cleveland Browns, reports ABC News. Why he's been shrunk down to AstroTurf level or suited up in a Titans uniform is anyone's guess\u00e2\u20ac\u201dElectronic Arts didn't answer ABC News' request for comment. The real-life 6-foot, 2-inch Kirksey doesn't seem to mind the attention. No matter how small you are, have big dreams, and live big! he tweeted, followed by the hashtags #reallyLOL, #glitch, and #goodmessagetho. Kirksey also said during an ESPN interview that his first reaction when he found out about the glitch was Where am I [in] the game? I couldn't even find myself.",
        "Caption": "Hilarious Glitch: Linebacker Shrinks to 1'2\" in Madden 15",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1627",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2016 3:18 PM) Stocks ended lower on Wall Street as another drop in commodities prices pulled down energy and materials stocks. Cabot Oil & Gas sank 11% Tuesday, and Range Resources fell 9%. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 188 points, or 1.1%, to 16,431. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 24 points, or 1.3%, to 1,921. The Nasdaq composite gave up 67 points, or 1.5%, to 4,503. The price of oil sank almost 5% to just under $32 a barrel in New York.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Down 188",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1628",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2012 12:16 PM) Long before Tim Tebow threw for exactly 316 yards to beat the Steelers, there was another athlete associated with Bible verse John 3:16. That's Steve Austin, aka Austin 3:16, the WWE wrestler who used to tell his rivals, Austin 3:16 says I just whooped your ass! Austin tells TMZ he was wowed by Tebow's 316 yard miracle game, so much so that he may be willing to give up the iconic numbers to Tebow\u00e2\u20ac\u201don one big condition. If Tebow can throw for 316 yards again this weekend, then hell, he can have the numbers and I'll have no problem with it, Austin says. A guy named John was using it before me ... so if Tebow can do it again, more power to him! More on Tebow's victory here.",
        "Caption": "Stone Cold' Steve Austin Will Give Tim Tebow His 3:16...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1629",
        "News Article": "(Dec 6, 2013 3:35 PM) The Fender Stratocaster that Bob Dylan plugged in when he famously went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival sold today for nearly $1 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe highest price ever paid for a guitar at auction. Christie's auction house did not immediately identify the absentee buyer who agreed to pay $965,000 for the sunburst-finish guitar. Dylan's legendary performance at the festival in Rhode Island 48 years ago marked his rupture with the folk movement's old guard and solidified his shift away from acoustic music\u00e2\u20ac\u201da la Blowin' in the Wind \u00e2\u20ac\u201dto plugged-in rock and roll\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthink Like a Rolling Stone. The raucous, three-song electric set was booed by some in the crowd, and folk purists saw Dylan as a traitor and a sellout. But Dylan's going electric changed the structure of folk music, says Newport Folk Festival founder George Wein. The minute Dylan went electric, all these young people said, 'Bobby's going electric. We're going electric, too.' Christie's had expected the guitar, which was sold with its original black leather strap and Fender hard shell case, to go for far less: $300,000 to $500,000. (Click to read about Dylan's recent trouble in France.)",
        "Caption": "Bob Dylan's Epochal Electric Guitar Fetches $1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1630",
        "News Article": "(Dec 26, 2018 1:00 PM) Both people who were on board a small plane that crashed and caught fire in a residential neighborhood of South Dakota's largest city died, authorities said Wednesday. The plane crashed at around 5pm Tuesday in the backyards of four homes in Sioux Falls, causing significant damage to two of the homes but not injuring anyone on the ground, authorities said. Police Capt. Loren McManus said at a news briefing that the two people who were on the plane were killed, but he didn't release their names. He added that the debris field stretches for blocks and asked that anyone who comes across mechanical wreckage or biological debris to call 911 so officers can take care of it, per the AP. Please try not to touch it if you can, McManus said.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead After Plane Crashes Outside Homes in South Dakota",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1631",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2015 5:10 PM) A large, aggressive camel on a farm in Texas trampled the farm's owner and another person to death Saturday, Fox News reports. Officers in Wichita Falls say the bodies of owner Peggye McNair, 72, as well as Mark Mere, 53, were found near a male camel with blood on its mouth and chest. The camel, housed with two females, was in rut, or sexually excited and aggressive, says the county sheriff, per KFDX. Mere entered the animals' pen to deal with a frozen water trough, and the male charged him, the sheriff says. When McNair tried to shut the gate, the camel attacked the pair. McNair's family allowed authorities to put down the camel, KFDX notes. McNair, who raised camels for almost 20 years, ran Camel Kisses Ranch, where children visited, the Times Record News reports. That paper reported on McNair's work in 2009, noting that she was raising 19 females and one male. A former bank vice president, she said that the farm was the most fun I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever had in my life. That report called the camels as tame as dogs. (In October, a Chicago-area man was killed by a camel he tried to save.)",
        "Caption": "Camel Tramples, Kills 2 ... in Texas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1632",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2016 2:27 PM) Authorities say a Canadian man was arrested while pulling a sled carrying more than 180 pounds of prescription pills across the border into the United States. The US attorney's office says 21-year-old Cedrik Bourgault-Morin was apprehended early Wednesday after he crossed the border from Quebec along a railroad line into North Troy, Vermont. Prosecutors say Bourgault-Morin was wearing white camouflage and Border Patrol agents were alerted to his presence when he triggered a sensor. Prosecutors say agents found 300 vacuum-sealed bags of anti-anxiety Xanax pills in a duffel bag on the sled. They say the pills had a street value of $1.6 million.",
        "Caption": "Authorities: Guy Smuggled $1.6M in Drugs Into US on Sled",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1633",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2008 8:46 AM CDT) In what may be the beginning of a long-anticipated consolidation of the chemical industry, Dow Chemical today said it was buying coatings and electronic-materials company Rohm & Haas in a $15.3 billion all-cash deal, reports the Wall Street Journal. Dow is backed by $3 billion from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe second time in past months that the Oracle of Omaha has assisted in a buyout.",
        "Caption": "Dow Chemical Drops $15.3B on Rohm & Haas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1634",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2008 2:25 PM CDT) The very-late-night caller is back and this time he's raising concerns about the economy. Hillary Clinton has recycled her now-famous TV ad featuring a phone ringing at 3am to hit John McCain\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand McCain was quick to strike back with one of his own, USA Today reports. The ads question which party is best prepared to deal with a looming economic crisis. The Clinton ad pictures sleeping children and a ringing phone with a voice-over charging that McCain would let the phone keep ringing if he were faced with the housing market crisis. The rapid response from the McCain camp uses copycat footage and says Clinton or Barack Obama would try to tax their way out of the crisis. No word yet from Obama on how he would deal with the mystery caller.",
        "Caption": "Hillary's 3am Ads Ring Again; McCain Answers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1635",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2010 6:17 AM CDT) American Airlines is offering passengers the chance to pay twice for getting on the same plane. The airline plans to start selling passengers the option of being among the first to board a flight and avoid crowded aisles and jammed overhead bins, CNN reports. Early boarding is being offered as part of a package of perks, or for a $10 stand-alone fee.",
        "Caption": "To Board Your American Flight Early: Pay $10",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1636",
        "News Article": "(Feb 15, 2013 6:59 AM) Farming and logging are destroying the habitats of the world's reptiles, putting nearly one in five in danger of extinction, reports AFP. The new study\u00e2\u20ac\u201din which 200 experts examined 1,500 species of snakes, turtles, lizards, crocodiles, and other reptiles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dclaims to be the most comprehensive made of the world's reptile populations. Of those reptiles at risk, more than 10% are critically endangered, 41% are endangered, and the rest are considered vulnerable. Freshwater reptiles are particularly at risk, with one-third estimated to be close to extinction, especially freshwater turtles. The findings sound alarm bells about the state of these species and the growing threats that they face, said one conservationist. One of the study's authors noted that many people wrongly assume reptiles to be resilient animals; in truth, many species are very highly specialized in terms of habitat use and the climate conditions they require for day-to-day functioning. This makes them particularly sensitive to environmental changes.",
        "Caption": "20% of Reptiles at Risk of Extinction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1637",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2008 8:15 PM CDT) Brazil\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s renewed push to save the rainforest gained support from a far-flung proponent today when oil-rich Norway pledged nearly $1 billion, the BBC reports. Efforts against deforestation may give us the largest, quickest, and cheapest reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, said Norway's prime minister. Brazilian efforts (are) of vital importance if we shall succeed in our campaign against global warming. Brazil is among the world's largest producers of greenhouse gas, mostly because of the burning of trees in the Amazon. Its government in August set up an international fund, calling for $21 billion in foreign donations by 2021. Norway's money will pay for conservation, sustainable development, and alternatives to forest-clearing over the next 7 years.",
        "Caption": "Norway Ponies Up $1B to Help Save Rainforests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1638",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2009 7:53 PM) Charles Gibson signed off for the last time from the ABC News anchor desk tonight, bringing to a close his 34 years at the network with Friday's edition of ABC World News. Gibson, 66, called the job he's leaving a labor of love. Since joining ABC in 1975, he served two stints as co-host of Good Morning America, was an anchor of the Primetime newsmagazine, and tackled numerous assignments as a correspondent.",
        "Caption": "After 34 Years, Gibson's Done at ABC",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1639",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 4:36 PM CDT) So much for the conventional wisdom that\u00e2\u20ac\u201das CNN puts it\u00e2\u20ac\u201d people tend to drink in good times and bad. According to market research firm Euromonitor International, global alcohol consumption fell by 0.7% in 2015. It's the first time people are drinking less alcohol since Euromonitor started tracking that stat in 2001\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand likely even before that. The Telegraph reports the world drank 1.7 billion fewer liters of alcohol in 2015 than it did in 2014. In a remarkable show of moderation, we only managed to put away 248 billion liters total last year. Experts blame the drop in alcohol consumption on slumping economies across the globe, according to the Week. China, the biggest alcohol consumer in the world, drank 3.5% less booze in 2015. Major drops were also seen in Russia (8%) and the Ukraine (17%). In terms of specific alcohols, rum and vodka had the worst 2015. Not even beer was safe, as consumption dropped 1.3%. But it wasn't all bad news. People actually drank more English gin, Irish and Japanese whiskey, and dark beer last year. And cider consumption rose 4.5%. It is no coincidence that those also happen to be the segments gaining further momentum with the ever-important millennial demographic, Euromonitor's senior alcoholic drinks analyst says. Experts expect alcohol consumption to rebound in 2016, so get out and party hard this weekend.",
        "Caption": "For 1st Time in 15 Years, World Goes Easier on the Booze",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1640",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2008 1:16 AM CDT) It took a while, but the Phillies finally beat Tampa Bay in the wee hours to take a 2-1 lead in the World Series. Carlos Ruiz hit an infield single\u00e2\u20ac\u201da trickler down the third-base line\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth as Philly outlasted the Rays, 5-4. The game didn't begin until 10:06pm because of a rain delay, and it didn't end until 1:47am. Ruiz, Chase Utley, and Ryan Howard homered for the Phils. Rays reliever JP Howell hit Eric Bruntlett with a pitch to start the ninth. Enter Grant Balfour, who threw a wild pitch that caromed off the backstop to catcher Dioner Navarro, whose throw trying to get Bruntlett skipped into center field. With Bruntlett on third, the Rays issued two intentional walks. Ruiz followed with a nubber down the line. Third-baseman Evan Longoria dove for the ball, then rushed an underhanded flip home that sailed over Navarro's head. Game over.",
        "Caption": "Phillies Edge Rays 5-4 to Take Lead in Series",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1641",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2009 9:40 PM CDT) Country music megastars Brooks &\u00c2 Dunn will split up in 2010 after 18 years atop the charts, CMT\u00c2 reports. We have agreed as a duo that it's time call it a day, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn, who make up the best-selling duo in country music history, said in a statement on their website. This ride has been everything and more than we could ever have dreamed.",
        "Caption": "Brooks & Dunn Will Bow Out in 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1642",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2009 2:01 PM CDT) A German man who called himself Clark Rockefeller and spun fantastic stories about himself during 3 decades in the US was sentenced today to 4 to 5 years for kidnapping his 7-year-old daughter. Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter was convicted of parental kidnapping today for taking the girl during a supervised visit and of assault for injuries suffered by the social worker who was with them.",
        "Caption": "Rockefeller' Sentenced to 4-5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1643",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2008 2:52 PM) One of the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most recognizable symbols turns 50 today, the Victoria Times Colonist reports. The peace sign has become the rallying beacon for social movements from civil rights to anti-war. But textile designer Gerald Holtom designed the emblem to trumpet the fight for nuclear disarmament in England; it crossed the Atlantic thanks to Martin Luther King Jr. Holtom, who thought the lollypops would look good on TV, drove home the message by referencing two letters from the signal-flag alphabet: N (flags at 4 and 8 o'clock) and D (at 6 and midnight). I drew myself, an individual in despair, with hands palm outstretched outwards and downwards, he said, in the manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad.",
        "Caption": "Ubiquitous Peace Sign Turns 50",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1644",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2008 9:57 AM) Fireworks exploded over Sydney's shimmering harbor today, as the world's first major city to ring in 2009 celebrated the end of a rocky year with cheers, beers, and a sense of relief. I'm looking forward to 2009, said a spectator. Because it can't get much worse. Facing the end of a year that saw global markets come crashing down, partygoers struggled to forget their troubles. In the Philippines, the president spoke of hope for greater peace and stability, while in Hong Kong, some admitted they were too depressed over their monetary woes to join in the revelry. And in Malaysia, the government opted against sponsoring any celebration at all. In Tokyo, volunteers stirred pots of rice-cake soup, pitched tents, and doled out blankets and clothing to the needy at the city's New Year's Village for Temporary Workers, which will stay open through Jan. 5.",
        "Caption": "World Bids 2008 Good Riddance",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1645",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2014 1:20 PM) Executions and new death sentences dropped to their lowest numbers in decades in 2014, an anti-death penalty group said in a new report. The Death Penalty Information Center, a nonprofit organization that opposes executions and tracks the issue, said 35 inmates were executed this year and 71 have so far been given death sentences. The last time fewer inmates were put to death was in 1994, when there were 31 executions nationwide. The number of new sentences is the lowest in the 40 years that the center calls the modern death-penalty era. Since executions resumed in 1977 following a halt imposed by the Supreme Court, the number of executions peaked at 98 in 1999; that same year, 277 inmates were sentenced to death. Problematic executions in Arizona, Ohio, and Oklahoma and questions about drugs used in lethal injection executions have contributed to public outcry and delays in carrying out death sentences, says Richard Dieter, the center's executive director. Exonerations of people who were wrongly convicted, the availability of prison terms of life without parole, and the cost of capital trials and the appeals process also are factors in the persistent decline, Dieter says. Just three states\u00e2\u20ac\u201dTexas, Missouri, and Florida\u00e2\u20ac\u201daccounted for 28 executions, or 80% of the total. The only other states that carried out executions in 2014 were Arizona, Georgia, Ohio, and Oklahoma. When almost all of the executions are in so few of the states, you have to question the relevancy of the death penalty in the country as a whole. If we were seeking deterrence or retribution, a lot more states would be doing this, Dieter says.",
        "Caption": "Executions Hit Lowest Number in 20 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1646",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2010 8:23 PM CDT) Your next stay at Red Roof Inn could be about as close to free as it gets, but you need to be on the ball. The chain, with 350 US locations, is offering rooms for 1\u00c2\u00a2 from April 1-15, the Los Angeles Times reports, but you can book just 48 hours in advance, and there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s only one room at that price per location. Click here to try your luck at Red Roof\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s No Foolin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122! 1-Cent Sale.",
        "Caption": "1\u00c2\u00a2 a Night? Hit Red Roof Inn",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1647",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2016 8:39 AM) Wendy's does not accept alligators for payment, FYI. That's something 23-year-old Joshua James learned Monday when he was arrested for allegedly throwing a three-and-a-half-foot gator into a drive-thru window in Loxahatchee, Fla. Police say James found the gator on the side of a road and threw it into a Wendy's drive-thru window in October after an employee handed him a drink, per NBC News. James' mom tells WPTV that her son knew a restaurant employee and the incident was just a stupid prank. He's charged with aggravated assault with a deadly, er, weapon, petit theft, and unlawful possession of an alligator. The reptile was later released into a canal. (This leopard walked into a school.)",
        "Caption": "Guy 'Pranks' Wendy's Drive-Thru With 3-Foot Gator",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1648",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2009 3:14 PM CDT) Newly minted Democrat Arlen Specter said he will not blindly toe the party line, Politico reports. I will not be an automatic 60th vote, the veteran Pennsylvania senator said, pointing out recent opposition to a unionization bill. If the Democratic Party asks too much, I will not vote with them. The reaction from Republicans, meanwhile, ranged from shock to anger. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m stunned, said, Sen. San Brownback I had no idea this was coming. Said Sen. Olympia Snowe: The blunt reality is that we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re losing another key moderate who has played a key role in the Republican Party. And in a statement, Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele snarled, Some in the Republican Party are happy about this. I am not. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Republicans look forward to beating Sen. Specter in 2010, assuming the Democrats don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t do it first.",
        "Caption": "Specter: I'm Not 'Automatic 60th Vote' for Dems",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1649",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2008 9:19 AM CDT) At least 10 people were killed and 35 seriously injured in Somalia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s capital yesterday as insurgents fired mortars at the presidential palace, where Somalia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s president and Ethiopia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s foreign minister were meeting. The government responded by firing artillery shells and mortar in the direction of the attack, a crowded Bakara market that has served as a rebel base, reports the New York Times. The government suffers from low support, scarce resources, and mounting violence from an Islamist insurgency. Ethiopian troops have resided in the capital since December 2006, when they helped oust an Islamist administration. Soldiers had been removed from the Bakara market after repeatedly robbing merchants. The merchants, in return, had agreed to provide their own security and not let insurgents use the market as a base.",
        "Caption": "10 Killed as Somalia Forces Battle Insurgents",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1650",
        "News Article": "(Dec 2, 2015 11:03 AM) Santa Fe police say three thieves made off with more than $1 million in goods from a jewelry store while employees were distracted by a holiday celebration. A rep says two men and a woman took 11 items from an unlocked case inside Diva Diamonds & Jewels on the Santa Fe Plaza between 5:15pm and 5:30pm on Friday while crowds gathered for an annual holiday lighting event, per the Albuquerque Journal and KOAT. Authorities say the heist was likely planned since the suspects were spotted at the store previously. They're sharing surveillance photos of the suspects in the hope that the public will help identify them. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve certainly had theft down there, but the anomaly is the dollar amount, says the rep. We hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t had anything that high in a while.",
        "Caption": "3 Suspects Wanted in $1M Jewelry Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1651",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2011 7:37 AM CDT) Apparently, it wasn't enough that it took more than nine years to pass the 9\/11 health bill\u00e2\u20ac\u201dCongress still needed to deliver one final kick to the nuts of the first responders, one final Congressional 'f*** you very much,' Jon Stewart said last night. That f*** you has arrived, in the form of what Stewart is calling the literal insult to injury amendment, which requires first responders to be screened against the terrorist watch list before receiving any benefits. You want 9\/11 first responders to know that before they get their chemo money for the cancer they got sifting through World Trade Center rubble in hopes of helping to identify those we lost in the attack, we have to make sure they're not terrorists? asked an incredulous Stewart. You know who else has to go through that type of check to get their money? Um, nobody. Heck, we'll even give banks billions in bailout money or arm Libyan rebels without checking them against the terrorist watch list. Watch his two-part rant in the gallery or see more of his thoughts on the first responders bill here and here.",
        "Caption": "Congress Gets in One Last F*** You to 9\/11 Responders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1652",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2015 3:40 PM CDT) Full-time workers in the US spend an average of 47 hours a week punched in for a paycheck, according to Gallup data cited by Quartz, keeping pace with the current trend to work harder and longer. But a retirement home in Sweden has been reaping positive results from an experiment in the opposite: a six-hour workday in which nurses receive full-time pay for their shorter shifts, the Guardian reports. And by anecdotal accounts pouring in since the workers at the Svartedalens home in Gothenburg switched from their eight-hour shifts in February, employees are enjoying a better quality of life, which ups their well-being and allows them to take better care of their elderly patients, their families, and themselves. I used to be exhausted all the time, one nurse tells the paper. I would come home from work and pass out on the sofa. But ... now I am much more alert: I have much more energy for my work, and also for family life. Other employers in Sweden are testing this abridged workday out as well, including a Toyota repair shop in Gothenburg, which says it's seen less turnover, as well as greater productivity and profits since instituting the six-hour day 13 years ago. Staff feel better \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 and it is easier to recruit new people, the managing director tells the Guardian. They have a shorter travel time to work, there is more efficient use of the machines, and lower capital costs\u00e2\u20ac\u201deveryone is happy. Well, not everyone: Conservatives claim the extra expense to hire additional workers to cover the shift gaps is untenable\u00e2\u20ac\u201d It's like living in a world where it is raining money from the sky, one conservative pol tells the paper\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut those who see the benefits overall say it's worth it. And a business administration researcher tells the Guardian we may even be able to extrapolate this to the next level: the four-hour workday, which was advocated nearly 90 years ago by philosopher Bertrand Russell, Quartz notes.",
        "Caption": "Swedes' Trial With 6-Hour Workday Getting Thumbs-Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1653",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2012 3:30 PM CDT) The Thai billionaire who sparked the worldwide energy drink craze and co-founded Red Bull has died of natural causes in Bangkok, the AP reports. Chaleo Yoovidhya was 89. Born to a Thai mother and Chinese father who sold ducks and fruit to survive, Chaelo died as Thailand's third-richest man. He founded TC Pharmaceuticals in the 1960s and created an energy drink a decade later called Krathing Daeng, which translates roughly as Red Bull. (The bull is actually a near-extinct, cattle-like animal, reports the Bangkok Post. The drink was popular mostly with Thai blue-collar workers until Chaleo and Austrian entrepreneur Dietrich Mateschitz released their own version of Red Bull in 1987, starting an international business that still sells billions of drinks annually. According to a daily paper in Thailand, Chaleo will be remembered as a business and marketing genius who put the Thai energy drink on the global map.",
        "Caption": "Thai Billionaire Behind Red Bull Dead at 89",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1654",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2011 7:20 AM CDT) Detroit is not just a city in decline, it's a city in free-fall: Its population dropped 25% over the past 10 years, census data show, losing a staggering 237,500 people. The number of people in the city last year, 713,777, is the lowest since 1910; Detroit's population loss dwarfs even the 140,000 who fled New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Says one resident, The city feels empty physically, empty of people, empty of ambition, drive. Detroit, which peaked at nearly 2 million residents, was once the fourth-largest city in the country and may now be 18th, a demographer tells the New York Times. One major factor is the 185,393 black residents who left the city, many for nearby suburbs, over the past 10 years. But its mayor says city officials will challenge the census, which they believe overlooked tens of thousands of residents. If the city truly has less than 750,000 people, it will receive less federal and state money.",
        "Caption": "Detroit Census Data: City Has Lost 25% of Population Over Last Decade",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1655",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2010 5:42 AM CDT) Hundreds of Icelanders have been evacuated amid fears that a volcano that erupted last month is about to blow again. Some 800 residents near the Eyjafjallajokull volcano fled this morning after reports of seismic activity. The volcano erupted March 20 after almost 200 years of silence. Authorities can't see exactly what is happening because the volcano is cloaked in a heavy cloud cover, but they fear that melting ice near it will cause flash floods, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "800 Icelanders Flee Rumbling Volcano",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1656",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2015 7:28 AM CDT) British high school student Tom Wagg already has a line on his resume most of us can only dream of. While interning at Keele University two years ago, the then-15-year-old found what looked to be a planet; telescopes in Chile were used to take a deeper look, and now astronomers in Switzerland and Belgium have confirmed his find. Specifically, Tom discovered an exoplanet the size of Jupiter in the constellation Hydra some 1,000 light years away. And he did it right out the gate: It was just my third day when I spotted what looked a good candidate, but I had already gone through more than 1,000 sets of data by then, Tom tells the BBC. It looks boring, but when you think about what you're actually doing it's amazing really. The BBC explains Tom didn't make the find via telescope, but rather, by poring over data collected by the Wide Angle Search for Planets (WASP). He was looking for dips in brightness that might indicate a planet passing in front of its star. The one he spotted has for now been called WASP-142b\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso-called because it's the 142nd planet found by the UK-led WASP, reports Gizmodo. A competition has been established to settle on a name, and Tom says he plans to submit a contender. Let's hope his is given serious consideration: Keele University notes in a press release that while astronomers worldwide have now found over 1000 extra-solar planets, Tom is possibly the youngest ever to have done so. (This intern did something pretty cool, too.)",
        "Caption": "This 15-Year-Old Intern Found Something 'Amazing'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1657",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2012 12:41 AM CDT) A young woman married at the Grand Canyon fell 300 feet to her death at the giant chasm. Experienced hiker Ioana Hociota, 24, likely plunged as a rock gave way beneath her as she was attempting to become the youngest person ever to hike across the entire canyon. It's tempting for people to think that a beautiful young woman might have been there out of her element and out of her head. She absolutely was not, said husband Andrew Holycross. Hociota, an Arizonan born in Romania, was married last summer at the canyon's Marble Point, then took the wedding party on a 25-mile hike, reports the Daily Mail. She had covered some 850 miles of the canyon at the time of her death, and was 80 miles from completing her dream. She slipped while hiking with a partner who heard a short cry, he recalled. Then the blood froze in my veins. I heard a dull thump. I ran back to the saddle calling for her. There was incredible silence. The coroner believes Hociota died instantly. Her husband plans to complete her final Grand Canyon miles.",
        "Caption": "Grand Canyon Bride Dies in 300-Foot Fall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1658",
        "News Article": "(Aug 1, 2012 10:58 AM CDT) The Venice Film Festival is truly coming into the 21st century: This year's festival will include screenings of 10 short films submitted by YouTube. The films were chosen as part of the site's first Your Film Festival contest, overseen by Ridley Scott, the AP reports. Finalists, which included two Americans as well as filmmakers from around the world, were announced today; 15,000 films had been submitted. After all are screened at the Venice Film Festival, a jury will choose the final winner Sept. 2. In addition to glory, the winning filmmaker gets a $500,000 grant to create original online content with the help of Scott's production company, the Washington Post reports. Watch all 10 films here.",
        "Caption": "YouTube Sending 10 Films to Venice Film Festival",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1659",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2013 3:28 PM) Twitter, aka TWTR, wrapped up a strong debut on the New York Stock Exchange today by closing at $44.90 per share, up 73% from the IPO price of $26, reports the Wall Street Journal. The stock opened strong at $45.10 and pretty much stayed that way through the trading day, drawing the inevitable comparisons to Facebook's lousy debut 18 months ago. The closing price puts the value of the company (which has yet to turn a profit in seven years) at $31 billion, reports AP. As Bloomberg puts it, investors paid a premium for its promises of fast growth.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Closes at $44.90, Up 73%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1660",
        "News Article": "(Oct 22, 2015 3:13 PM CDT) Stocks are closing sharply higher after some encouraging results from McDonald's, eBay and other companies. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 320 points, or 1.9%, to 17,489 Thursday. The Standard & Poor's 500 index increased 33 points, or 1.7%, to 2,052. The Nasdaq composite rose 79 points, or 1.7%, to 4,920. European stocks also rose Thursday after the head of the European Central Bank said a stimulus program could be expanded in December. The euro fell against the dollar. In the US, eBay jumped 14% after reporting results that were well ahead of what analysts were expecting. McDonald's gained 8% after reporting sales gains. American Express sank 5% after its results fell short of forecasts.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 320",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1661",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2016 9:33 AM CDT) When Ronnie Music Jr. won $3 million in a Georgia Lottery scratch game last year, he decided to invest\u00e2\u20ac\u201din methamphetamine, say police. Music, of Waycross, Ga., pleaded guilty to federal drug trafficking and firearm charges last week after prosecutors accused the 45-year-old of supplying drug dealers with at least 11 pounds of crystal meth, worth $500,000. Authorities say they discovered the drugs in September 2015 and traced them to Music, who bought them with his lottery winnings. An investigation soon led to the seizure of $1 million worth of meth, a hoard of firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, several vehicles, and $600,000 in cash, reports the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Authorities say Music\u00e2\u20ac\u201da former maintenance supervisor, per the New York Daily News\u00e2\u20ac\u201d conspired with others to possess and distribute kilograms of methamphetamine in Ware County and across Georgia, per a release. Already a rich man, Music decided to test his luck by sinking millions of dollars of lottery winnings into the purchase and sale of crystal meth, a US attorney adds. As a result of his unsound investment strategy, Music now faces decades in a federal prison. Music could be sentenced to a maximum of life in prison once a pre-sentencing investigation wraps up, reports First Coast News. His conspirators will also be sentenced at that time. (Another Georgia Lottery winner was murdered.)",
        "Caption": "Guy Won $3M in the Lottery, Allegedly Sank It Into Meth Ring",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1662",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2011 6:18 AM CDT) After weeks of posturing and pleading, with threat of a default just days away, news of a possible debt ceiling deal is dribbling out of Washington, first reported by ABC's Jonathan Karl. The deal would raise the ceiling by $2.4 trillion in two phases, enough to last into 2013, in exchange for up to $2.4 trillion in cuts\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$1 trillion over the next 10 years agreed to now, with up to $1.6 trillion in deficit reduction to be named later. The final amount in cuts would match the amount the debt ceiling is raised. Congress would have until Dec. 23 to agree to the additional deficit reductions\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich could include further spending cuts or tax increases. Should no deal be reached, an across-the-board cut would hit everything, including defense and Medicare, by up to 4%. Additionally, the deal would form a committee to make recommendations on cuts by late November, and schedule a vote in both the House and Senate on a balanced budget amendment.",
        "Caption": "$2.4T Debt Deal Taking Shape?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1663",
        "News Article": "(Oct 4, 2011 4:44 PM CDT) No 15-year itch for this couple: Two Tennessee lovebirds have renewed their wedding vows a 99th time, setting a world record once again, the Huffington Post reports. Lauren and David Blair fell in love when they met in 1982. They were married\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor the first time\u00e2\u20ac\u201din California in 1984. Ever since their 66th renewal, the couple have been upping a Guinness World Record for Most Marriage Vow Renewals by the Same Couple. We were both in long-term relationships in the past that didn't work out, Lauren says. We knew we were meant for each other and wanted to continually share that vow experience. And it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s still a thrill, she gushes: I love to look into David's eyes as he is repeating his vows. I know that this man will love me until the day I die. He may have an ulterior motive, however. David will tell you that he does it for the honeymoons! Click through for more on the happy couple.",
        "Caption": "Couple Weds for 100th Time",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1664",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2008 3:27 PM) Yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gains in the market, buoyed by the probable Detroit bailout, slipped away today as details remained uncertain, the Wall Street Journal reports. Though investors are still optimistic about the president-elect\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s infrastructure initiative\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s impact on raw goods and energy, that sector couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t carry the market. The Dow was down 242.85, to 8691.33; the Nasdaq was off 24.40, to 1,547.34; and the S&P fell 21.03, ending at 888.67. Winners amid the downturn included Sony, whose stock rose about 2% after an announcement the company would cut jobs and shutter factories. Investors still seem wary of the markets, however, preferring to store cash in government bonds: today, the Treasury sold $30 billion in four-week notes at 0% interest.",
        "Caption": "Dow Down 242 on Auto Doubts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1665",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2010 4:01 PM CDT) Eh, who cares if critics think it's god-awful. Sex and the City 2 is off to a strong start for the Memorial Day weekend. The movie took in $14.2 million yesterday, which puts it on track to exceed expectations of a $60 million holiday weekend, says the Hollywood Reporter. Not exactly blockbuster numbers, but decent enough. The original opened on the same weekend in 2008, bringing in $27 million on day one and $62 million over the four days.",
        "Caption": "Sex and the City 2 Opens Strong",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1666",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2014 8:04 AM CDT) It sounds like a riddle: How can two boys be both brothers and twins but not share a birthday, or even a birth month? A Kansas City mother has a rather miraculous answer to that question. Elene Cowan gave birth to her fraternal twin boys nearly six weeks apart, and after 100 days in the neonatal intensive care unit, the boys, now 4 and 6 months old, are home, weighing in at more than 9 pounds a piece, and expected to do fine. Cowan learned her amniotic sac was bulging in the birth canal at 24 weeks; with doctors unable to halt her labor, she delivered son Carl on Jan. 20; he weighed one pound four ounces\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso tiny his mother could slide her engagement ring up his arm. Cowan's doctor tells KOBI he believes an incompetent cervix may have been behind the premature birth; he literally stitched her cervix shut and used medication and a special balloon to keep Carl's brother, David, inside in the hopes of improving his own chance of survival. Cowan spent the next six weeks on bed rest, moving only to visit Carl. When David came along 39 days later, on Feb. 28, he weighed less than three pounds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Cowan thought he looked huge by comparison. She tells ABC News they plan to celebrate the birthdays separately in remembrance of what they went through. While it is incredibly rare for twins to be born so far apart, FOX4KC reports the Guinness Book of World Records lists the longest stretch between the birth of one set of twins at 87 days, or almost three months. (The news of Cowan's twins follows that of a woman in Boston who recently gave birth to twins 24 days apart.)",
        "Caption": "Woman Births Twins 6 Weeks Apart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1667",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2014 8:38 AM CDT) When Kevin Berry was pulled over in Portland recently, he thought he was about to get a speeding ticket. But the officer told him his license had been suspended a few weeks earlier\u00e2\u20ac\u201dover a ticket dating back 33 years. I think it's crazy, Berry tells KATU, adding that he'd renewed his license without trouble for decades. It turns out that in 1981, Berry should have indeed gotten a ticket, but because of a typo it was filed under the name Berdy instead, and was thus never resolved. When the DMV discovered the error recently, it declared Berry's license invalid, and apparently sent a letter to Berry's address. But Berry, who recently moved, says he never received a forwarded letter. The DMV says he doesn't have to pay the original ticket or suspension fee because of the statute of limitations, but that he does have to pay $75 to get his license reinstated. Berry is refusing on principle, he says, given the issue arose over a typo that wasn't his doing. (The Treasury Department, meanwhile, doesn't seem to care how old a debt is.)",
        "Caption": "Guy's License Suspended... Over 1981 Ticket",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1668",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2011 2:24 PM) A wanted man hiding in an attic sparked a shootout with authorities, allegedly killing two officers and wounding a deputy US marshal. Officers were attempting to arrest Hydra Lacy Jr, 39, on an aggravated battery charge in St. Petersburg, Fla., this morning; officials believe Lacy was the first to shoot. Ultimately more than 100 rounds were fired, the AP reports. Lacy was found dead in the attic after being barricaded inside for hours, during which police shut off the home's electricity and water. An officer and marshal were shot after calling for backup; the second officer was shot while attempting to rescue the other two from the home. Police, who say Lacy may have used one of the officers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 own guns during the struggle, had to use a vehicle to punch through a wall to get to one of the officers who later died. The firefight comes on the heels of police shootings in Miami and Detroit.",
        "Caption": "2 Cops, Suspect Killed in Fla. Firefight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1669",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2010 9:44 AM CDT) Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s uranium stockpile would be sufficient to build two nuclear warheads if Tehran was able to further enrich it, according to a new report from the International Atomic Energy Agency. But Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s enrichment activities actually appear to be slowing; it fed uranium into only about 43% of its centrifuges, a decrease since the last report, according to the LA Times. The watchdog agency also expresses frustration that Iran booted two particular IAEA inspectors with experience in Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nuclear fuel cycle and facilities. The agency also wants better and quicker access to Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s facilities, but Iran argues that it has no obligation to oblige, since its parliament never ratified the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Despite the tensions, Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s envoy to the IAEA was pleased with the report, saying it confirms that Iran\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s using its uranium for civilian purposes.",
        "Caption": "Iran's Uranium Could Fuel 2 Warheads: Inspectors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1670",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2008 1:00 PM) Twin bombs ripped apart two busy pet markets in Baghdad this morning, killing at least 98 people and injuring more than 200. Two women initially identified as suicide bombers were actually mentally disabled women wearing explosive belts that were blown up by remote control, CNN reports. By targeting innocent Iraqis, they show their true demonic character, a spokesman for the US military spokesman said of Al-Qaeda in Iraq. The bombs struck the central al-Gahzr animal market and a bird market shortly before the weekly call to prayer. Today's death toll is believed to be the highest in Baghdad since the US troop surge helped return a fragile calm to much of the city. We have a disaster here, said an official at a Baghdad hospital. There are too many bodies to count.",
        "Caption": "98 Dead in Baghdad Bombings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1671",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2016 4:14 AM CDT) The frozen remains of one of the greatest American mountain climbers who ever lived have been found on the mountain where he died. Alex Lowe was 40 years old and considered the best in the world when he died alongside cameraman David Bridges in October 1999, the AP reports. They had been scouting routes up the 26,289-foot Shishapangma in Tibet. His widow says that last week, two climbers looking for a new route up the mountain, the world's 14th highest, found the bodies of Lowe and Bridges thanks to ice melt. I kind of never realized how quickly it would be that he'd melt out, Jenni Lowe-Anker tells Outside magazine. I thought it might not be in my lifetime. Alex and David vanished, were captured and frozen in time. Sixteen years of life has been lived and now they are found. We are thankful, Lowe-Anker said in a statement on the Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation website. Conrad Anker, Lowe's best friend and climbing partner, was almost killed in the same avalanche. In 2001, he married Lowe's widow and adopted his three sons, who are now adults. All five members of the family plan to visit Tibet this summer to recover the bodies. It's never something you look forward to, Lowe-Anker says. To see the body of somebody you loved and cared about. But there is a sense that we can put him to rest, and he's not just disappeared now. (On nearby Mount Everest, some of the more than 200 frozen bodies are used as landmarks by other climbers.)",
        "Caption": "After 16 Years, Mountain Gives Up Climbing Legend's Body",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1672",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2013 4:40 PM CDT) A 13-year-old girl who won a massive following on YouTube with her makeup tutorials and wise-beyond-her-years perspective on her cancer has died, reports the Huffington Post. Talia Joy Castellano's YouTube channel had more than 770,000 subscribers by the time of her death today. She appeared on Ellen DeGeneres' show in September, and Cover Girl even made her an honorary cover girl. Tributes are pouring in to her Facebook page. Talia battled Neuroblastoma for more than half her life, and Xeni Jardin at Boing Boing quotes from her last video on the subject, in May. It's adding up, she said of intensive treaments that were taking a toll mentally and physically. I'm not planning anything. I'd rather be in the hospital, comfortable, with my pain under control, than be at home in pain and uncomfortable. I feel safer here right now, and I think my anxiety is telling me I should stay right now. Adds Jardin: This cancer patient, who is much older but no wiser, can empathize.",
        "Caption": "YouTube Star Dies of Cancer at 13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1673",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2009 11:36 AM) A Colorado state senator is at the eye of a storm of criticism for a tweet that critics say likened President Obama to the 9\/11 hijackers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand urged violent action. Don't for a second think Obama wants what is best for US, David Schultheis tweeted. He is flying the US plane right into the ground at full speed. Let's roll. Let\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s roll were the reportedly the last words of Todd Beamer, the United Flight 93 passenger who led the uprising against the 9\/11 hijackers. Numerous Colorado politicians demanded a retraction, with the Senate president calling the comment appalling. Schultheis insists he meant only to criticize Obama's fiscal policy: 'Let's roll.' It's a comment people use all the time. 'Let's get going. Let's move on. Let's make major changes,' Schultheis said. I can see it now. But you're busy doing jillions of things during the day. You sometimes don't analyze every single word.",
        "Caption": "Colo. Senator Compares Obama to 9\/11 Hijackers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1674",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2015 10:09 AM CDT) Wealth denial: It's real and it's rampant, according to a new CNBC poll. Conducted in March, the network's third Millionaire Survey of 750 Americans with a net worth of at least $1 million shows 84% believe they belong to the middle or upper middle class, though they actually represent the richest 10% of Americans. Some 44% of respondents said they were middle class, 40% said they were upper middle class, and just 5% said they were upper class. In total, only about 4% of those millionaires said they considered themselves to be wealthy. Respondents worth $5 million or more didn't feel much differently: About 72% identified as middle class or upper middle class, and only 11% admitted they were rich. This apparent denial could stem from the fact that many self-made millionaires started out in the middle class and still favor middle-class values of hard work and family. Experts add there's also a widening gap between the wealthy and the mega-rich. Curious about whom millionaires like politically? When it comes to 2016, they apparently favor Hillary Clinton, with 36% saying she would have their vote among potential candidates. Jeb Bush was second with 20%, followed by Elizabeth Warren with 8%, and Chris Christie with 7%. CNBC notes the poll is especially encouraging for Clinton, as the survey skews more Republican than the broader voting population. (Hoping to join the millionaire ranks? These four traits could help.)",
        "Caption": "96% of Millionaires: Us, Rich? Nope",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1675",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2015 9:28 AM CDT) The area around a Thai shrine visited by thousands of Buddhists each day is now the site of appalling carnage after at least one bomb went off in the heart of Bangkok today around 7pm local time. The BBC and Telegraph report body parts littered the ground near the Erawan Shrine, where at least 12 people were killed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dforeign tourists possibly among them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 78 were injured. All I can say now is there has been an explosion in central Bangkok involving a motorcycle bomb, a police rep tells Reuters. Another adds, There could be another explosion, so we have blocked off the crime scene and are asking bystanders to move back. A BBC correspondent says burnt motorbikes were seen near the blast site. No person or group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, though the country's defense minister claims the perpetrators intended to destroy the economy and tourism because the incident occurred in the heart of the tourism district. Police say they were searching for two or three other bombs; the Bangkok Post reports via Twitter that police have safely detonated at least one other bomb in the Ratchaprasong area, which also includes three shopping malls and a five-star hotel. The Telegraph reports two small blasts near the entrance of one of those malls left one person hurt back in February. In 2012, several explosions in Bangkok injured five in what police say was an attempt by Iranians to assassinate Israeli diplomats.",
        "Caption": "12 Dead, 78 Injured in Bangkok Bombing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1676",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2019 3:02 AM CDT) Two warships that went down in one of history's most pivotal naval battles have been found in American waters. Vulcan Inc. confirmed Sunday that a team searching for sunken warships from the Battle of Midway had found the wreck of the Akagi, one of four aircraft carriers that Japan lost in the battle 77 years ago. Another, the Kaga, was discovered last week by the Petrel vessel. More than a thousand Japanese crewmen died on the two ships. Some 2,000 Japanese and 300 Americans died in the battle.The team says the Akagi was found in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument resting in nearly 18,000 feet of water, ABC reports. The team has been conducting grid searches around the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands searching for wrecks from the June 1942 battle. The Akagi and the Kaga both took part in the attack on Pearl Harbor, which occurred just six months before the Battle of Midway. Japan had aimed to lure American warships into an ambush at Midway and inflict devastating damage on the US Pacific Fleet, but they were defeated after the US cracked Japan's code and prepared an ambush of its own. Rob Kraft, director of undersea operations on the Petrel, tells the AP that the search for sunken World War II ships started with late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's wish to honor his father's military service. It really extends beyond that at this time, Kraft says. We're honoring today's service members, it's about education and ... bringing history back to life for future generations. The USS Yorktown, one of two US ships lost in the battle, was located in 1998. The USS Hammann has yet to be found.",
        "Caption": "Team Finds 2 Warships Sunk During Battle of Midway",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1677",
        "News Article": "(May 30, 2012 12:58 PM CDT) It could cost as much as $55 to close your bank account. That's the finding of the advocacy group Consumers Union, which surveyed the 10 largest banks in the country, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citibank, and Wells Fargo. It found that people who want to close their accounts at big banks and switch to a smaller bank can face costly obstacles. Consumers Union says none of the 10 banks will make a same-day electronic transfer, and all 10 charge for wire transfers or certified checks. Certified checks can cost up to $10 and wire transfers $30. US Bank, Citi, HSBC, BB&T, and PNC Bank charge customers a $25 fee to close an account that has been open for fewer than 90 or 180 days.",
        "Caption": "Cost of Closing Your Bank Account: Up to $55",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1678",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2012 10:56 AM) It's a layoff announcement with a sad, ironic twist: Monster Worldwide, which runs the online recruitment site and makes job-search software, is itself slashing 400 jobs, reports Reuters. That amounts to 7% of full-time staff. The progress we saw in the fourth quarter was much slower than what we saw earlier in the year, says CEO Sal Iannuzzi. The company gets half its revenue from within the US, where it's facing increased competition from CareerBuilder and the expanding LinkedIn, notes MarketWatch.",
        "Caption": "Jobs Site Monster Cutting 400 ... Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1679",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2013 10:08 AM CDT) Apple's next mobile operating system, iOS 7, is supposed to be in the sweaty palms of Mac fanboys as early as September. But\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat least within the company\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddeadlines are being pushed back as the company's new design visionary, Jonathan Ive (who recently made the Time 100 list), makes big overhauls to the look of the software, Bloomberg reports. Many of the iOS logos and programs haven't changed aesthetically since the iPhone was released in 2007. Insiders say the new look will be less shiny and glossy, and rely less on skeuomorphs (designs made to imitate their real-world counterparts, like the wooden shelves on the Newsstand app, or the radio mic on Voice Memos), in favor of the flat look employed by Microsoft on its Windows Phone, 9to5Mac says. But while the look might be different, the ease of use is not\u00e2\u20ac\u201d9to5Mac says there's no learning curve involved in the new iOS.",
        "Caption": "Apple's iOS 7 Overhaul Likely Sleek\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Late",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1680",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2009 3:15 PM CDT) Data which showed a slowing pace of decline for US gross domestic products fueled modest advances in the markets today, with the Dow finishing its best month since October 2002, the Wall Street Journal reports. Bank of America and Alcoa paced advancers, and the Dow closed up 17.15 at 9,171.61. The Nasdaq lost 5.80 to close at 1,978.50, while the S&P 500 gained 0.73, settling at 987.48.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 17 to End Best Month Since '02",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1681",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2011 12:39 PM CDT) A young Brooklyn boy who vanished while walking home from a day camp in one of the safest parts of the city was killed and dismembered by a stranger he had turned to for help after getting lost, police said today. An intense search for the missing 8-year-old, Leiby Kletzky, ended with the gruesome discovery of his dismembered body inside the home of a man who had been seen with the child around the time he disappeared, police said. Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the 35-year-old suspect, Levi Aron, made statements implicating himself in the boy's death. Formal charges are pending. When detectives arrived at the man's attic apartment around 2:40am, they asked him where the boy was and he nodded toward the kitchen, Kelly said. Detectives saw blood on the freezer door and discovered bloody knives, a cutting board and feet inside, according to a law enforcement official. The rest of the body was found inside a red suitcase that had been tossed into a trash bin in another Brooklyn neighborhood. Police and volunteers had been looking since late Monday afternoon for Leiby, who disappeared while on his way to meet his mother in the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Borough Park.",
        "Caption": "Brooklyn Man Levi Aron Arrested With Possible Remains of Missing 8-Year-Old Boy in Fridge",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1682",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2011 3:33 PM CDT) The world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s population will hit 9.3 billion by 2050 and 10.1 billion by 2100, UN experts say. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s set to reach 7 billion by the end of this year. The UN uses the figures, which depend on fertility expectations, to set up programs to address issues from maternal mortality to climate change, the AP reports. A UN official sees serious implications for providing food, water, energy, work, and education to the poorest countries, Bloomberg notes.",
        "Caption": "World Population Will Break 10B by 2100",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1683",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2020 1:57 AM) A motorist in Milwaukee apparently believes that the penalty for children who throw snowballs at cars should be lethal. Police say the driver opened fire on a group of youngsters after his or her vehicle was hit by a snowball Saturday evening, ABC7 reports. A 12-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Both victims were with a group of juveniles throwing snowballs at cars passing by, police said in a tweet. One of the snowballs struck a white Toyota, no further description, and the driver of the auto fired shots into the group of kids striking the two victims. Police are urging anybody who can identify the driver, who sped off after the shooting, to get in touch, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.",
        "Caption": "Driver Shoots 2 Kids After Vehicle Hit With Snowball",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1684",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2010 10:26 AM CDT) Your local sheriff's department has a problem. Who wouldn't want help out? So when Brooks County, Texas, complains that it has 200,000 pounds of marijuana on its hands and no funding to dispose of it, civic-minded blog Toke of the Town naturally offers to come to the rescue. The pot has been piling up since the turn of the century, stacked in storage trailers that need to be emptied to make room for new busts. The expensive part is unwrapping the plastic that drug runners wrap around the weed; the department has only 7 deputies and one investigator. Something tells me Toke of the Town readers could be of great assistance to the deputy, Steve Elliot writes. After all, at a trying time like this, we all have to pitch in, people!",
        "Caption": "Help! Texas Cops Stuck With 200,000 lbs of Pot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1685",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2015 7:10 PM CDT) Gertrude Weaver was the oldest-known living person on Earth for nearly a week, and she got a kick out of it, too, NBC News reports. When 117-year-old Misao Okawa died of heart failure on April 1, Weaver took the top spot at age 116 and basked in the limelight from her Arkansas senior care facility, where she liked reading news articles about herself. She died there peacefully this morning due to complications from pneumonia, KATV reports. She certainly enjoyed it, says the facility's administrator. We are devastated by her loss. Weaver was born to a family of sharecroppers in Arkansas, near Texas, on July 4, 1898, and took on work as a domestic aid, Reuters reports. Weaver credited her long life to being kind to people and eating food she cooked herself, says NPR. One of her last wishes was to have President Obama visit the Silver Oaks Health & Rehabilitation Center in Camden, Ark., for her birthday. The new world's-oldest is Jeralean Talley, who turns 116 in May and lives outside Detroit with her daughter. She puts her longevity down to faith: It's the Lord, she says. Everything is in his hands. She also bowled until age 104 and says she never drank alcohol or smoked. (Weaver had more advice for living a long life.)",
        "Caption": "116-Year-Old Dies After Week as World's Oldest",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1686",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2012 7:15 AM) For once, a poll finds a new high for Congress rather than a new low. Of course, that high\u00e2\u20ac\u201d84%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis the percentage of Americans who disapprove of the job Congress is doing. And many Americans aren't just moderately unhappy: Almost two-thirds of that group disapprove strongly. The Washington Post-ABC News poll, taken in advance of lawmakers' return to Washington today, also finds that just 13% of Americans approve of the 112th Congress' performance. The Post notes that it has been almost four years since Congress had an approval rating of even 30%. Congressional Democrats are doing better with their base\u00e2\u20ac\u201d67% of liberal Democrats approve of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthan their peers across the aisle. Only 48% of conservative Republicans approve of congressional Republicans.",
        "Caption": "84% Unhappy With Congress",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1687",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2011 12:09 PM CDT) There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a new BlackBerry on the market, but the the question is: Does anybody care? Apple and Google dominate the market, and things are not looking good for Research in Motion, which just laid off 2,000 people, writes David Pogue in the New York Times. That aside, how\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the new Bold 9900? Gorgeous, and the thinnest BlackBerry yet, with a comfortable keyboard and a beautiful, responsive touch screen. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a great phone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyet it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not enough to compete with iPhone or Android. Sure, the 9900 boasts faster web browsing, a 5-megapixel camera with HD video support, and a handy scrolling strip of app icons. But at $350, T-Mobile\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s version costs more than the most expensive iPhone. It lacks a front-facing camera and its app store is sparse. With HP having yanked its offerings and Google\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s purchase of Motorola, the number of players in the smartphone game shrank suddenly, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a shame, Pogue notes. Innovation is good; competition is better. A world with nothing but Apple and Google phones would be a less exciting place.",
        "Caption": "David Pogue: Blackberry 9900 No Match for Apple iPhone, Google Android",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1688",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2008 3:35 PM) Stocks rallied late today, overcoming the report of a big jump in weekly jobless claims that pushed the Dow briefly below 8,000 earlier in the session, MarketWatch reports. Amid mixed earnings reports and generally downbeat forecasts, the Dow gained 552.59 to close at 8,835.25. The Nasdaq rose 97.49 to close at 1,596.70, while the S&P 500 climbed 58.99 to 911.29. The US trade deficit narrowed to $56.5 billion in October, though economists believe lower commodity prices, not rising exports, were probably responsible. Intel shares saw a nearly 7% gain even though the company cut its forecasts for the fourth quarter. Also boosting tech, Siemens gained 15.1% after reporting $3.1 billion in fourth-quarter losses but not cutting its yearly profit prediction.",
        "Caption": "Stocks Fight Back; Dow Up 553",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1689",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2016 7:21 AM CDT) The Rent Is Too Damn High party may have a new voter: Neil Hutchinson, a San Francisco man whose rent has just gone from $1,800 a month to $8,000. Hutchinson tells ABC7 that the 344% increase went into effect this month and he is appealing it to the San Francisco Rent Board\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the board's decision won't be finalized until August, and his landlord just served him with an eviction notice, ordering him to be out by July 21. I don't know where I'm going to go if I have to leave here, the 47-year-old says. He tells the San Francisco Chronicle that he signed a lease and lived with roommates when he moved into the North Beach apartment six years ago but with other tenants having moved out, the landlord is now arguing that rent controls don't apply to him. Hutchinson, a video engineer who works at conventions, says having to commute from somewhere with saner rents than San Francisco\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich would be just about anywhere else in the country\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwould be brutal to his career and make it very economically hard to produce the same number of hours, especially since he doesn't have a car. According to the Chronicle, the median monthly rent in the neighborhood has soared to $6,850. Housing experts in the city say the rent hike Hutchinson has been slapped with is one of the biggest they can remember, though there was a case last year in which a tenant's landlord notified her that her $2,145 had suddenly quadrupled. (Living in a box in a friend's living room is apparently no longer an option.)",
        "Caption": "SF Man's Rent Leaps From $1.8K to $8K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1690",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2020 6:03 AM CDT) A knife attack at a church in Nice, France, has left three people dead and several others injured, with the mayor of the city declaring it has all the signs of a terror attack. The Washington Post and Guardian report the attack took place around 9am at and near the Notre-Dame basilica, and while details are still emerging, French media reports cited by the Post say one female victim had her throat slashed inside the church, while a second female victim was killed in a nearby bar where she'd fled to. The third victim, a male, was reportedly stabbed to death. There are also unconfirmed reports that one of the victims was beheaded at the scene, which police have called a vision of horror, per the Guardian. Mayor Christian Estrosi says one of the victims was the church's caretaker, and that the suspect, who was shot and detained by police, had repeatedly chanted Allahu Akbar ( God is greatest ) while being treated at the scene, the BBC reports. I address all my support and all my compassion to the families of the victims of this barbarian, Estrosi tweeted, blasting what he called Islamofascism and addressing his thoughts to all Christians in France and around the world. The Nice attack comes less than two weeks after the beheading of history teacher Samuel Paty in a Paris suburb, after Paty had shown caricatures of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. Nice was also the site of a 2016 terror attack, in which the suspect drove a truck into crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day, killing dozens. The driver of the truck was shot and killed by police.",
        "Caption": "2 Weeks After Terror Attack in France, a New 'Vision of Horror'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1691",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2012 5:00 AM CDT) Most Republicans believe there are two too many candidates still seeking their party's nomination, according to the latest CNN poll. The poll found that roughly 60% of the GOP want Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul to call it a day, while a similar proportion want Rick Santorum to stick around. But neither Gingrich nor Paul appear likely to drop out: Gingrich has big plans for the Republican National Convention and when Piers Morgan asked Ron Paul about dropping out, the Texan told him not to pester me with silly questions. But even though most Republicans want Santorum to stay in the race, it looks like he has a tough few weeks ahead of him. The CNN poll gave Romney a 10-point lead over Santorum, 36% to 26%, and most of the states voting in April appear likely to hand more victories to Romney. The one exception was Pennsylvania, which votes April 24, but the latest poll there found that Santorum's lead has shrunk from 29 points in February to just two points. The pollsters blame Santorum's forays into cultural and social issues for the drop, the Patriot-News notes.",
        "Caption": "60% of GOP Wants Gingrich, Paul to Quit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1692",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2011 5:42 PM CDT) This Paul-Ryan-for-president business is apparently gaining traction. The head of the Republican National Committee has begun investigating the possibility, writes Jon Ward at the Huffington Post. The reason? RNC chief Reince Priebus is a longtime friend and political ally of Ryan's\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey both hail from Wisconsin\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Priebus has been seeking legal advice on whether he would need to step down if Ryan runs to avoid a conflict of interest. Ryan has flatly stated he has zero interest in running in 2012 and would prefer to focus on pushing through his budget blueprint. Still, he's a conservative rising star, and some big names\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Charles Krauthammer here\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave been talking up the possibility of drafting him. The pressure on him to run is clearly increasing, writes Ward, as GOP leaders and the activist base remain unsatisfied with the current crop of candidates.",
        "Caption": "RNC Chief Explores Idea of 2012 Paul Ryan Run",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1693",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2016 12:12 PM CDT) On Monday morning, a Border Patrol agent pulled over a Honda Accord cruising north on Interstate 5 in San Clemente, Calif., and the agent's drug dog started giving the sign there was possibly something illicit inside the vehicle, the Los Angeles Times reports. Surprise No. 1 when agents searched the car, driven by a 25-year-old woman: 14 packages of cocaine valued at $459,000. Surprise No. 2: an 11-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, per a US Customs and Border Protection release. Agents who descended upon the vehicle scoured the interior and found three packets of coke crammed underneath where the boy was sitting in the front passenger seat, eight packs nestled under the toddler's seat in the back, and three others inside the driver's seat. Although it may seem shocking to pull off a dangerous smuggling attempt like this with kids in tow, Border Patrol agents tell KCAL it's not terribly uncommon, noting they've made four busts over the past three months alone in which women were lugging children on their drug junkets because they think it makes them more inconspicuous. It is very sad to see innocent children entangled in this shameful attempt to smuggle illicit narcotics, a Border Patrol agent says. The kids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho may be the unnamed suspect's children; the press release and media outlets refer to her as a mom \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere turned over to San Diego County's Child Protective Services, while the driver of the car (which was taken by US Border Patrol) was arrested and sent away with a DEA task force. (Hundreds of pounds of pot were found hidden inside \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 coconuts.)",
        "Caption": "Border Patrol Finds 2 Kids, $460K in Cocaine in Woman's Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1694",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2012 4:26 AM CDT) Five young people in North Carolina may be spending the rest of their lives in prison for a robbery that made them less than $8 each. Police have charged two 16-year-old girls with the murder of a taxi driver who was stabbed to death and robbed of $39 last summer. Three men in their late teens and early '20s were charged soon after the murder, while the girls were initially questioned and released. We knew these two young ladies were involved from the get-go, but wanted to do a complete, thorough investigation, a police spokesman tells ABC. It was clear that they had involvement before, during, and after the crime. The girls, he says, are old enough to be tried as adults and to face life sentences for the cabbie's murder. In North Carolina, for criminal court purposes, when you're 16, you're treated as an adult, he says.",
        "Caption": "Girls, 16, Face Life for Fatal $39 Cabbie Robbery",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1695",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2020 8:41 AM) As a parent, as any other human being, it was horrific. That's how a woman who ran to help victims of a car accident in Missouri described the scene she encountered Friday to CBS 17\u00e2\u20ac\u201done that took the lives of two former volleyball stars and their respective 12-year-old daughters, all Louisville residents on their way to a club volleyball tourney. CNN reports that 40-year-old Lesley Prather, who once played for the University of Louisville, and her daughter Rhyan, as well as Syracuse University alum Carrie McCaw, 44, and her daughter Kacey, all died in the crash on Interstate 64 in St. Charles County. Per WLKY, the group's minivan and another vehicle were hit by a pickup truck that veered out of its lane and across the median. Prather and one of the 12-year-olds were pronounced dead at the scene, while McCaw and the second girl died at local hospitals, according to a crash report. The Courier Journal notes the void in Louisville's vibrant volleyball community that crosses generations, adding that both Prather and McCaw had been coaches with the Kentucky Indiana Volleyball Academy. Prather, a two-time All-Conference USA player, graduated from the University of Louisville in 2002 and was the head volleyball coach from 2009 to 2012 at Indiana University Southeast, where she never had a losing record, the school says in a statement, per CNN. McCaw was a record-breaking player for Syracuse from 1994 to 1997 and coached at Rutgers for a year before going on to a 20-year career with a law firm. Both women had four children each with their husbands. An investigation into the crash continues; no charges have been issued or arrests made, though a final crash report will be sent to the county's prosecuting attorney's office to see if charges are warranted.",
        "Caption": "Deadly Crash Kills 2 Moms, Their Daughters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1696",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2010 3:20 AM) January was the second month since the recession began in December 2007 that payrolls grew instead of fell, the Labor Department is expected to say in a report due out today. Some 5,000 new jobs were likely added last month, reports Reuters. Close to 4,000 jobs were added in June but there was a surprise drop of 85,000 in December. The modest jobs growth is dwarfed, however, by revised figures showing that far more jobs were lost during the recession than had previously been believed. The report is expected to state that the number of people employed in the 12 months to March 2009 was 824,000 lower than earlier estimates, suggesting employers were more aggressive than expected about cutting jobs as the economy soured.",
        "Caption": "US Expected to Report 5K New Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1697",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2011 6:29 AM) By the time they're 23, almost a third of Americans will have been arrested: These days, it's a pretty common experience, says the author of a new study. The data marks a jump in arrests over the past 44 years; four decades ago, a study found that 22% of kids would be arrested by age 23\u00e2\u20ac\u201da shocking figure then, says a criminologist. Now that figure is 30.2%, partly thanks to arrests over domestic violence and drugs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth less likely to lead to arrest during the 1960s, USA Today reports. There's a lot more arresting going on now, the criminologist says. The latest study is based on Bureau of Labor Statistics surveys of youths ages 8 to 23 from 1997 to 2008. Respondents were asked whether they'd been arrested or taken into custody over illegal or delinquent behavior, even if it didn't lead to criminal charges. Years ago, minor rule-breaking was often treated less formally than it is today, says another criminologist\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that troubles some experts, since such criminal records can follow you forever, says one.",
        "Caption": "30% of Americans Arrested by Age 23",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1698",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2010 4:45 PM CDT) Life at school had become a daily horror for Ziainey Stokes, a Philadelphia 5th-grader relentlessly teased by bullies. When she decided to ask for help, Ziainey skipped her teachers and principal and went straight to the top\u00e2\u20ac\u201dPresident Obama, who responded to her letter and has inspired her to try to start a national anti-bullying organization. What I wrote about [in my letter] was that the kids at my school were being bullied and how it wasn't right, Ziainey tells the Philadelphia Inquirer. The president, who reads 10 letters from the public each day and personally answers a handful, replied: Your letter demonstrates a desire to change the culture of your classroom as well as your community. Ziainey is now recruiting people for her still-unnamed group and researching similar organizations. She's really taken an initiative, says her mom, and I stand by her.",
        "Caption": "5th-Grader Grabs Obama's Attention on Bullying",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1699",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2008 5:48 AM) A commander who deserted Colombia's rebel group FARC\u00c2 has been offered $400,000 and asylum in France alongside Ingrid Betancourt, their former hostage. Wilson Bueno Largo fled the jungle in October after years in FARC, carrying a kidnapped congressman on his back. Bueno's defection from the group dealt a substantial blow to the rebel group's morale, writes the BBC. Last year France offered asylum to FARC\u00c2 rebels who deserted the group while aiding the rescue of hostages. Colombia's defense minister insisted that we are not rewarding a kidnapping, \u00c2 and that Bueno was critical to the hostage's release. The rebel group, which has been fighting Colombian forces for decades, still holds about 28 high-profile hostages whom they hope to swap in a prisoner exchange.",
        "Caption": "FARC Defector Gets Asylum in France, $400K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1700",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2015 10:19 AM CDT) A new kind of subatomic particle called the pentaquark has been detected for the first time, the European Organization for Nuclear Research announced today. The lab, known by its French acronym CERN, said the findings were made by a team of scientists working on one of the four experiments at its Large Hadron Collider. The existence of pentaquarks was first proposed in the 1960s by American physicists Georg Zweig and Murray Gell-Mann, who coined the term quark. CERN likened previous attempts to prove the existence of pentaquarks to looking for silhouettes in the dark, whereas LHCb conducted the search with the lights on, and from all angles. A very scientific statement from Guy Wilkinson, a rep for the LHCb experiment team per the BBC: The pentaquark is not just any new particle ... It represents a way to aggregate quarks, namely the fundamental constituents of ordinary protons and neutrons, in a pattern that has never been observed before in over fifty years of experimental searches. Studying its properties may allow us to understand better how ordinary matter, the protons and neutrons from which we're all made, is constituted. Previous claims to the detection of pentaquarks have been refuted. The discovery, if verified, would be the second major find at the Large Hadron Collider. Their results have been submitted to the journal Physical Review Letters.",
        "Caption": "Large Hadron Collider May Have Made 2nd Major Find",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1701",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2013 2:23 PM CDT) Vijai Kumari was pregnant when she went to jail in India 19 years ago, convicted\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe says wrongfully\u00e2\u20ac\u201dof murder. Her son Kanhaiya was born after she'd been imprisoned four months, and she eventually sent him away to be raised in various juvenile homes, she says: It was hard but I was determined. Prison is no place for a young child. Kanhaiya faithfully visited his mother every three months, and when he turned 18, he hatched a plan to get her out, the BBC reports. Kumari had been granted bail on appeal in 1994, reports the Daily Mail, but didn't have the $180 she needed, and she ended up lost in the system. My father [Kumari's husband] turned his back on her, Kanhaiya says. So he got a job at a garment factory and saved enough money to hire a lawyer, who took the case and got Kumari freed earlier this month. Judges were shocked to hear how long she had languished in prison, forgotten, and ordered a sweep of all jails in the state to look for others in similar situations.",
        "Caption": "Guy Born in Jail Bails Out His Mom, 19 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1702",
        "News Article": "(May 16, 2011 11:20 AM CDT) Want to know when you're going to die? A blood test soon to be offered over the counter in Europe can give you a good estimate. The Life Length test, which will cost around $700, measures the length of a person's telomeres, structures on the tips of chromosomes that can show how fast you're aging, allowing those who take it to get a sense of whether their biological age is older or younger than their actual age. Studies have shown that people with shorter telomeres than normal have shorter lifespans, the Independent reports. Researchers think telomere testing will be common within the next decade, but some scientists have ethical concerns. The tests could be used unscrupulously by companies selling fake anti-aging remedies, for example. But the inventor of the test insists it will be useful for you to know your biological age and maybe to change your lifestyle habits if you find you have short telomeres. (Good news for those with shorter telomeres: A 2004 study suggests meditation or stress reduction may lengthen them. Exercise can help, too.)",
        "Caption": "How Long Will You Live? $700 Blood Test Has Answer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1703",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2020 6:40 AM CDT) Two dams have failed in a Michigan county, leading the state's governor to declare a state of emergency and issue dire warnings to residents to evacuate affected areas. AccuWeather reports that the Edenville and Sanford dams in Midland County breached Tuesday night after heavy rains and flash flooding, and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer held a livestreamed news conference to plead with people to seek higher ground, especially in areas near the Tittabawassee River, including the city of Midland. In the next 12 to 15 hours, downtown Midland could be under approximately 9 feet of water, Whitmer said at the presser, per Reuters. We are anticipating an historic high water level. The National Weather Service is calling the situation an extremely dangerous one, per the BBC. In a release, Whitmer implored residents to go stay with loved ones elsewhere in the state or head to a shelter. The AP notes the Edenville Dam, built in 1924, received an unsatisfactory rating in 2018 from the state; the Sanford Dam, built a year later, received a fair rating. Midland County official Mark Bone tells CNN about 10,000 people had been evacuated as of early Wednesday, leading to another dilemma: how to house locals in the county's shelters while adhering to social distancing guidelines brought by the coronavirus. He says masks are being made available to everyone coming in to the shelters. People are also having their temperatures taken, and emergency responders are wearing personal protective equipment. To go through this in the midst of a global pandemic is almost unthinkable, Whitmer said, adding that the state's National Guard has also been activated to respond to the emergency situation. But ... to the best of our ability we are going to navigate this together.",
        "Caption": "After 2 Dams Fail, Mich. Gov. Warns of 9 Feet of Water",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1704",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2010 7:22 AM CDT) The Taliban hanged a 7-year-old boy accused of spying for the government, reports the Daily Mail. Reports of the execution\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyet to be confirmed by Afghan officials\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddrew the attention of President Hamid Karzai, reports CNN. A 7-year-old boy cannot be a spy, he said. A 7-year-old boy cannot be anything but a 7-year-old boy, and therefore hanging or shooting to kill a 7-year-old boy is a crime against humanity. Adds British PM David Cameron, who was visiting Kabul: If true, I think it says more about the Taliban than any book, than any article, than any speech could ever say.",
        "Caption": "Taliban Executes 7-Year-Old Spy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1705",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2013 11:22 AM CDT) The Antarctic Peninsula is melting at a rate not seen for a millennium, researchers find. They investigated a 1,200-foot ice core from the peninsula, analyzing sections that had melted and refrozen, al Jazeera reports. The thickness of those layers and the gases held within revealed the extent of the melting. During the summer, 10 times as much ice melts today as it did 600 years ago, the experts say. Some 9,700 square miles of ice from 10 ice shelves have melted, and the region's temperature has increased by some five degrees, five times the world average, in the last 50 years.",
        "Caption": "Antarctic Melting Fastest in 1K Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1706",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2009 10:49 AM CDT) Merce Cunningham, one of the most influential dancers and choreographers of the 20th century, died last night at age 90, the New York Times reports. Hailed as the creator of new classicism, he remained productive to the end; this year saw the premiere of his final work, Nearly Ninety, and even on his deathbed he told friends he was still choreographing in his mind. He also continued to draw critical acclaim, and was routinely called the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s greatest choreographer. His work forms a link from the inventions of the mid-Century Moderns, \u00c2 notably Martha Graham, to Twyla Tharp and her rebellious peers, Bloomberg reports. He was also once a uniquely talented dancer; one ballet teacher said Cunningham, Fred Astaire, and Margot Fonteyn were the three best he ever saw.",
        "Caption": "Dance Legend Cunningham Dead at 90",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1707",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2013 1:06 PM) One of three people shot this morning in a Phoenix office has died, reports the Arizona Republic. Police have identified the suspect as 70-year-old Arthur Douglas Harmon, who fled the scene in a rental car and remains at large. Harmon apparently went to the building this morning to take part in the mediation of a legal dispute he was involved in, but instead got into an altercation and shot three people, police say. Authorities identified the slain man as 48-year-old Steve Singer, who was CEO of Fusion Contract Centers. One of the two people wounded is 43-year-old Mark Hummels, who works for a local law firm, reports AP. The third person is identified only as a 32-year-old female. ABC15 has an image of suspect Harmon that shows up by weird coincidence in Google Street View. He appears to be gardening at his home.",
        "Caption": "Phoenix Shooting Suspect, 70, Still at Large; 1 Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1708",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2011 10:36 AM CDT) Fatal Attraction, much? A 42-year-old Dutch woman apparently had a very, very hard time letting go of her former boyfriend ... or his phone number. Prosecutors claim she called him 65,000 times in the last year, and are charging her with stalking. Spaced over 365 days, that's 178 calls a day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor about 11 every waking hour, assuming she actually slept... At a preliminary hearing today, the woman claimed she had a relationship with the 62-year-old man, and (the best part) argued that the calls weren't excessive. She's been ordered not to contact him again, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "Woman Calls Ex 65K Times",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1709",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2015 6:11 PM) One American city will be in the running to host the 2024 Summer Olympics: Boston. The US Olympic Committee picked the city today over Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington, DC, reports the Boston Globe. Now comes two years of wooing the International Olympic Committee, which will make its final choice in 2017. NPR thinks that Boston has a legitimate shot, though it expects a close competition with other cities that might include Rome; Paris; Budapest; Berlin; Doha, Qatar, and Baku, Azerbaijan. Plus this wild card: If South Africa bids, some in the IOC may be tempted to stage Africa's first Olympics ever, says NPR's Howard Berkes.",
        "Caption": "Boston Will Be US Contender to Host 2024 Olympics",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1710",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2012 1:58 AM) The church bell that rings to announce the deaths of tribal members at California's Tule River Indian Reservation tolled repeatedly yesterday after a man killed his daughter, his mother, and her two brothers. Authorities said the suspect, 31-year-old Hector Celaya, died in a shootout with police when he was cornered on a country road about 30 miles away from the reservation about six hours after the shootings Saturday night, which also left two of his other children wounded. When police found Celaya, two daughters, 8-year-old Alyssa and 5-year-old Linea, were in the car with him. One had life-threatening injuries; the other did not. Authorities said Celaya was fatally wounded by deputies after he opened fire on them, and Alyssa died of her injuries last night. Authorities have not disclosed what motivated Celaya to kill his relatives, who lived in a travel trailer on a family compound on the reservation of about 800 people. But tribal members said the former custodian at the reservation's casino had a troubled past.",
        "Caption": "5 Dead in California Indian Reservation Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1711",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2016 3:42 AM CDT) A vehicle struck a hay-lined flatbed trailer carrying adults and children who were dressed up for Halloween, killing three people and injuring several others in a small Mississippi town, authorities say. Two children and one adult\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall related to each other\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere killed in the crash, Newton County Coroner Danny Shoemaker said late Monday. Their names and ages were not immediately released. It was just chaos, Shoemaker tells the AP, describing the scene of the wreck on US Highway 80 in Chunky, a town near the Alabama border, about 80 miles east of Jackson. Halloween hayrides are a tradition in Chunky, which has a population of around 325, reports the Washington Post. It's a small community. This is a bad thing to happen anywhere, but when it's local, it really hits home, Mississippi Highway Patrol spokesman Andy West tells WTOK. These are good people, and our hearts go out to them, he says. West says a Ford F-150 pickup truck apparently rear-ended the trailer, which was being pulled by another vehicle, while both vehicles were traveling westbound.",
        "Caption": "2 Kids, 1 Adult Die in Halloween Hayride Tragedy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1712",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2012 7:30 AM CDT) Remember that controversial Florida law requiring welfare seekers to submit to drug tests? Turns out it didn't save taxpayers any money, didn't affect the number of applications, and didn't even ferret out very many drug users, the New York Times reports. During the four months the tests were given, just 2.6% of applicants failed, mostly for marijuana use. Everyone who passed was reimbursed for the cost of the test\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich totaled $118,140, or more than the state would have paid in benefits to those who failed, according to an ACLU director. That means the program actually cost the government $45,780. The tests were only given from July through October; at that point, following an ACLU lawsuit against the state, a judge issued a temporary injunction halting the tests. The recently released state data comes on the heels of Georgia installing a practically identical law and other states considering doing the same. Of course, supporters of the Florida law still back it, and some insist that the law will deter drug users who would normally apply for assistance. Not only is it unconstitutional and an invasion of privacy, but it doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t save money, as was proposed, says the ACLU director.",
        "Caption": "Welfare Drug Tests Cost Florida $46K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1713",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2009 6:01 AM CDT) In honor of Easter, Time lists the 10 best Jesus flicks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfrom Cecil B. De Mille to South Park\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand gives you the scoop on each.",
        "Caption": "The 10 Best Jesus Films",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1714",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2009 9:57 AM) Just when it seemed Nicolas Cage couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t possibly get more broke than he already is, his ex is suing him for fraud and breach of contract\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand wants $13 million. Christina Fulton says Nicolas Cage gave her a Los Angeles home years ago in exchange for raising son Weston, now 18\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut she finally figured out the house wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t in her name in September, when Cage allegedly gave her 60 days to vacate the premises. Fulton, who blames her $1.2 million in debt on Cage\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s financial fiasco, also claims he failed to pay credit card bills he agreed to cover, and that one of his staffers racked up fraudulent charges on said credit card. This lawsuit is ridiculous and absurd, Cage\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lawyer tells People, adding that the actor gave Fulton approximately $3 million every year for many years.",
        "Caption": "Babymama Sues Nicolas Cage for $13M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1715",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2008 7:41 PM) Writer Kit Naylor didn't intend for things to work out this way. She likes men. She likes love. And yet somehow, here I am\u00e2\u20ac\u201d55 years old, a spinster long past my sell-by date, no kids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand I haven't had sex in a decade and a half. She explains in Salon how she meant to merely take a break from the middle-aged dating roller coaster. And how, 15 years later, she's come to an uneasy peace with her situation. She admits she's more or less a recluse. And casual sex doesn't cut it for her, especially having known what it means to be intimate in a committed relationship. What to do? I'm not sure. I know that, eventually, the longing lessens. It never goes away entirely\u00e2\u20ac\u201dI still tear up at Hallmark commercials\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's like quitting smoking. After a while your motor shifts into idle, and you just stop thinking about it.",
        "Caption": "I Haven't Had Sex in 15 Years'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1716",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2009 8:50 AM CDT) Federal prosecutors are pushing for the maximum 3-year prison sentence for Lori Drew, whose MySpace trickery drove a 13-year-old to kill herself. Defendant has become the public face of cyberbullying, prosecutors wrote. A probationary sentence might embolden others. But in a presentencing report, probation officers said Drew should serve no more than 6 months, Wired reports. Prosecutors want to bump that up, saying the Drew\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s use of minors warranted harsher punishment. Drew was convicted of misdemeanors last year, but the jury rejected all felony charges. Prosecutors say the judge could and should take those felony charges into account anyway in sentencing her. But the judge could instead throw out the case altogether; he has yet to rule on a defense motion for directed verdict.",
        "Caption": "Feds Seek 3 Years for 'Cyberbully' in Teen's Suicide",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1717",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2010 6:49 PM CDT) While YouTube is full of requests from fans for their celebrity crushes, reality isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t exactly full of said requests being granted\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso extra props to a Denver-area high school senior for landing his dream prom date, in the form of Maxim model and Ultimate Fighting Championship eye candy Arianny Celeste. Conner Cordova, 18, won over Celeste, 24, with a series of vids, and the pair went to dinner before Saturday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s dance at Dakota Ridge High. It caught my eye, the model told the Post, before paying Cordova the ultimate compliment: This is better than my own prom date.",
        "Caption": "18-Year-Old's YouTube Plea Yields Dream Prom Date",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1718",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2015 3:23 PM CDT) An Australian school teacher says she's had 136 dates over 17 months but never a second date\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause the mutual attraction just isn't there, E! News reports. I know who I am and what I want and I just can't find a man who is worthy of my time and attention, says 35-year-old Belinda Stuckey. Now that is not meant to sound aggressive. It is more about being confident in who I am and knowing myself. After a four-year relationship, Stuckey says she joined eHarmony and became one of its most popular members, matching with 4,700 men since 2013. But either they don't call her after dates, the Mirror reports, or she's just not interested. I have found that men here are becoming more and more feminine not just in looks, but in demeanor too, she says. I need and want a man's man. Someone who can make a decision at least! Either that, she says, or they just want to fool around: They are more concerned about finding someone to sleep with than someone to get to know and love. What has happened to society? she asks. In Sydney at least. But she seems to be keeping a positive attitude, concluding that rejection is inevitable and think of each date as a new experience and a learning tool. (Meanwhile, we seem to really love going to chain restaurants on first dates.)",
        "Caption": "Woman Has 136 Online Dates, No Second Date",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1719",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2008 7:51 AM) An Indian prisoner has finally come home after spending 35 years on death row in Pakistan on spying charges, the BBC reports. Trader Kashmir Singh was greeted by his family and hundreds of well-wishers as he crossed the border back into India. I have got a new life, he said. Pakistan's human rights minister persuaded President Pervez Musharraf to free Singh after learning of the case. This has shown the world that Pakistan is a humane nation, said the minister, who had to visit more than 20 jails to find where Singh was languishing. Singh's release was unconditional, but officials indicated they hoped it might persuade India to release Pakistanis in similar situations in Indian prisons. The two nations often arrest each other's citizens during times of political tension.",
        "Caption": "Indian 'Spy' Freed After 35 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1720",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2009 5:37 AM CDT) The Treasury today unveils its three-part public-private plan to purchase $1 trillion in troubled assets, offering lucrative subsidies to private investors to encourage them to participate. The Obama administration spent the weekend wooing hesitant private investors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhedge funds, private equity firms, and sovereign wealth funds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho fear future regulation or AIG-like public scrutiny. The deal is good, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not worth it if I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m buying myself into a retroactive tax or a Congressional hearing, one CEO\u00c2 told the New York Times. In an interview yesterday, Tim Geithner told the Wall Street Journal that only by working with the private sector can the government remove the mortgage-backed securities and other troubled assets that are perpetuating the financial crisis. Our judgment is that the best way to get through this is if we can work with the markets, \u00c2 the Treasury secretary said. Stocks in Asia and Europe were up today ahead of Geithner's announcement.",
        "Caption": "Feds Look for Privately Funded $1T Bailout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1721",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2015 6:32 AM CDT) For the second time this week, a carbon monoxide leak is being blamed for multiple deaths inside a home. This time, it happened in Queens, when a son checked up on his elderly parents to discover that they and two others in the home were dead, reports the New York Times. The victims are Jerry Hugel, 83, and his wife, Marie, 80, along with their tenant, Gloria Greco, 70, and Walter Von Thadden, 76. Police found a car idling in the connected garage and suspect that someone forgot to turn it off. They don't think foul play or suicide is a factor. It looks like it was an accident, a source tells the Daily News. The windows were air-tight, so there was nowhere for the gas to go. The Hugels raised five kids in the home, and Jerry Hugel, whose body was found near the car, celebrated his birthday last month. Many, many thanks to all my friends remembering me for my 83rd birthday, he wrote on Facebook. I was very thrilled and had a beer on you. The deaths follow the discovery of the bodies of a father and seven children in their Maryland home.",
        "Caption": "4 Dead in Home; Carbon Monoxide Leak Suspected",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1722",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2009 3:14 PM CDT) Stocks rallied today to a strong finish as global action to combat the financial crisis boosted confidence, the Wall Street Journal reports. The European Central Bank cut interest rates, and G20 tripled the lending budget of the International Monetary Fund to $750 billion. After going above 8,000, the Dow closed up 216.48 at 7,978.08. The Nasdaq gained 51.03 to 1,602.63, and the S&P 500 rose 23.30, closing at 834.38.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 216, Flirts With 8,000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1723",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2016 3:40 PM CDT) A gunman and at least one other person were killed Sunday, authorities say, as many shots were fired in a Houston neighborhood where police had urged people to remain in their homes. Police spokesman John Cannon says there were two armed suspects involved, one of whom was killed and one who was wounded and taken to a hospital, the AP reports. Acting Police Chief Martha Montalvo says police believe one suspect was shot by the other and the second was shot by a SWAT officer. Cannon says the second person killed was found inside a vehicle, though the circumstances were not immediately available. Montalvo says two officers and three citizens were also shot, and the suspects apparently had AR-15's, KHOU reports. She says police were working to piece together what had spurred the shootings. At least two drivers say their vehicles were shot at, and a police SUV could be seen with a shattered windshield and the back window broken out. Stephen Dittoe, 55, lives in the house right behind the shooting scene, separated by a fence and tall shrubbery at the end of cul-de-sac. He says when he first heard the noise Sunday he thought it was a transformer. His wife, Ha, 41, says it went on too long for that and described the series of staccato sounds. She took their two children into the bathroom, told them to eat breakfast in there, and called 911. The streets were still blocked off late Sunday afternoon with many police cars and fire trucks on the scene.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead After Gunmen Open Fire With AR-15s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1724",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2010 4:43 PM) Michelle Obama plans to give three commencement speeches this spring. The first lady will address the graduating classes of the University of Arkansas and the Anacostia Senior High School in Washington. She'll also speak at the graduation ceremony at George Washington University\u00e2\u20ac\u201dassuming the students and faculty meet her challenge of performing 100,000 hours of community service, USA Today reports.",
        "Caption": "First Lady to Give 3 Commencement Addresses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1725",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2011 6:30 AM CDT) Nearly 80 American soldiers were wounded and two Afghan civilians were killed in a Taliban truck bombing targeting an American base in eastern Afghanistan, NATO said today, a stark reminder that the war in Afghanistan still rages 10 years after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. The attack was carried out by a Taliban suicide bomber who detonated a large bomb inside a truck carrying firewood, NATO said. A spokesman said today that all the international troops at the combat outpost are American. Most of the force of the explosion was absorbed by the protective barrier at the outpost entrance, NATO said, adding that the damage was repairable and that operations were continuing. Fewer than 25 Afghan civilians were also wounded, NATO said, adding that none of the 77 injuries sustained by the Americans were life-threatening. In a statement emailed to media, the Taliban accused the United States of using the Sept. 11 attacks as a pretext to invade Afghanistan and said the international community was responsible for killing thousands of Afghans during the invasion and ensuing occupation.",
        "Caption": "Afghan Bombing Injures 77 Americans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1726",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2014 11:34 AM CDT) Marc Hardekopf, 37, is no Silicon Valley pioneer or pro athlete; he graduated law school $65,000 in debt. Yet he's already retired, thanks to a combination of wise, early investments and a frugal lifestyle, CBS News reports. He worked as a lawyer in New York City government, maxing out retirement accounts and never making more than $100,000 a year. But he used the money he had strategically: A year after graduating at 23, he started saving cash, which piled up quickly thanks to compound interest; as CBS notes, saving $5,000 a year with a 9% return would bring you more than $2 million by the time you're 65. I focus on investment opportunities that have recently performed poorly and are due to generate above-average returns over the long term, says Hardekopf, who's also had help from his wife's work as a former corporate lawyer, CBS reports. But Hardekopf's success hasn't just been about investment know-how: He's also an extremely careful spender. He didn't have a cell phone until 2011 and got his first car just a few years ago. The biggest regret that most American men have when they're on their death beds is that they didn't spend enough time with their families when they were young, says Hardekopf, who's got a seven-digit net worth. If I don't have to work, I don't want to.",
        "Caption": "What It Takes to Retire at 36",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1727",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2013 4:19 PM) A big CDC survey finds that 1 in 24 Americans admit to nodding off while driving at least once, reports AP. What's worse, officials think the number is probably higher because people often don't remember doing so. Men are more likely to fall asleep, as are those ages 25 to 34, and Texans in general, for reasons that aren't explained. Add it to the list of road dangers, along with people driving too fast or too slow, going the wrong way, texting, driving while drunk or stoned, driving with a lapdog, and, of course, making espresso in the car.",
        "Caption": "1 in 24 Admit Falling Asleep Behind Wheel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1728",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2010 4:23 AM CDT) Two of the youngest defendants in British history went on trial in London yesterday for the rape of an 8-year-girl. The girl, clutching a teddy bear, testified via videolink from a different room in the courthouse how the boys had taken her scooter away and said she wouldn't get it back unless she did as they asked. She said the boys, both aged 10 at the time, took her to several places before they exposed themselves to her and raped her, the Times of London reports. This case concerns rape by two boys still at primary school of a girl even younger than them, the prosecutor told the court. Together they took her to different locations near where they lived in order to find a sufficiently secluded spot to assault her. The boys, one of whom is now 11, were seated next to their mothers in the courtroom, where the judge and lawyers had removed their customary wigs because of the young age of the victim and defendants. Both boys deny charges of rape and attempted rape.",
        "Caption": "Boys, 10 and 11, on Trial for Rape",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1729",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2008 9:36 AM) A California health insurance company owes a breast cancer patient $9 million in damages after it canceled her policy in the middle of chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer, the LA Times reports. The arbitration judge called Health Net\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s actions despicable. The hefty ruling, the largest of its kind, sends a warning to other insurers who try to cut costs by weeding out sick clients, analysts say. Health Net was primarily concerned with and considered its own financial interests and gave little, if any, consideration and concern for the interests of the insured, said the judge, who expressed outrage at bonuses for canceling policies. The woman, 52, had to stop chemo treatments until a charity paid for them. I praised the Lord, she said yesterday upon news of the ruling.",
        "Caption": "Insurer Owes Patient $9M for Ending Policy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1730",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2016 9:34 AM CDT) Henry and Jeanette De Lange lived together as husband and wife for 63 years, so perhaps it's only fitting that they died together, too. The married couple from Platte, South Dakota, were in the same room in a nursing home on July 31 when Jeanette, 87, suffering from Alzheimer's, died peacefully at 5:10pm, reports CNN. At that point, family members told her 86-year-old husband, who was battling prostate cancer next to her, that he could follow his wife. He looked very intently over where mom was, then closed his eyes, his son, Lee, tells KSFY. Henry died 20 minutes after Jeanette and while you don't pray for it because it seems mean ... you couldn't ask for anything more beautiful, Lee says. But if that wasn't enough, he also received a sign from God that was the right time. Lee says a battery-operated clock on the wall just happened to stop at the exact moment his dad passed away. (This couple died holding hands.)",
        "Caption": "Couple Married 63 Years Die 20 Minutes Apart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1731",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2014 12:44 PM) A 95-year-old newlywed Virginia man has died just weeks after his 96-year-old wife was taken away by family to Florida. Eddie Harrison died yesterday in a hospital after suffering from influenza, said Rebecca Wright, who was caring for the couple in their home in Alexandria, Va. Harrison became distressed after his wife and longtime companion, 96-year-old Edith Hill, was taken away, said Wright, who is Hill's daughter. He lived for her, and she lived for him. It's the love story of the century, Wright said, recalling how they would dance, take walks, and care for each other. Their marriage this year after 10 years together was disputed in court. Their wedding was problematic because Hill has been declared legally incapacitated for several years. Another of Hill's daughters, Patricia Barber, contested the marriage, saying it would complicate Hill's estate. But Hill and Harrison wanted to stay together. A judge appointed a new guardian for Hill to protect her interests, removing Barber and Wright as guardians, but left the marriage intact. The interracial aspect of the marriage also was unique because the two longtime Virginians would not have been allowed to marry if they had met in their 20s, 30s, or 40s under state law. On Dec. 6, Hill's guardian arrived to take Hill away to Barber's home in Florida for what was supposed to be a two-week vacation. When Hill did not return home as planned after two weeks, Harrison began to realize she was not coming back, Wright said. A family friend said Harrison was heartbroken. He became ill with the flu and checked himself into a hospital.",
        "Caption": "Newlywed, 95, Dies After 96-Year-Old Wife Taken Away",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1732",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2010 8:51 AM CDT) As his Tennessee home burned to the ground last week, Gene Cranick didn't have to watch the tragedy unfold alone: He was flanked by his local firefighters. The firefighters initially refused to come to the scene as the fire raged\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause Cranick had failed to pay a $75 annual service fee. As the fire, which began in some barrels, inched toward his home, Cranick claims he offered to pay them any amount to extinguish the blaze, to no avail. Hours later, his home, three dogs, and a cat were gone. They coulda been saved if they put water on it. But they didn't do it, Cranick told MSNBC. The Huffington Post notes that the firefighters didn't rest on their laurels the entire time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey eventually showed up ... to save the field of a neighbor who had paid the fee.",
        "Caption": "Firefighters Let Man's Home Burn Over Unpaid $75 Fee",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1733",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2010 9:15 AM) Scientology has a longstanding reputation as an expensive religion\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut now that Larry Anderson's story is out in the open, details are emerging about exactly where believers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 money goes. Here\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s how Anderson\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho now wants nearly $120,000 back from the church he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s leaving\u00e2\u20ac\u201dspent some of the $150,000 he says he gave it, courtesy of the St. Petersburg Times. Prepaying for services seems to have allowed him to take tax write-offs, but it backfired when Scientology leaders claimed they were charitable donations.",
        "Caption": "How Larry Anderson Spent $150K on Scientology",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1734",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2013 12:18 AM) The class of 2012 entered a tough jobs market buckling under an average debt load of $29,500, according to the annual report from the Institute for College Access and Success. That's up from an average $26,600 in 2011, and the rise can be blamed on rising tuition fees combined with stagnant family incomes. The struggling economy is a double-edged sword in many ways because (students) and their parents have fewer resources to pay for college costs, which may lead them to take on more debt, the institute's research director tells USA Today. And then they're entering a down economy where it's hard to find a good job that allows them to repay the debt. A recent study found that parents now cover an average 27% of college costs, down from 37% just three years ago. The institute's report, however, found huge variation in the debt loads from state to state and college to college, with graduates at some institutions carrying an average of $50,000 in debt while others had an average less than a tenth of that, the New York Times reports. Student debt tended to be highest in Eastern states, with Delaware grads the most indebted at an average of $34,000 each. New Mexico graduates had the lowest debt; an average of $18,000. But the class of 2012 isn't the most indebted graduating class in history: That dubious honor goes to the class of 2013.",
        "Caption": "Class of 2012 Owes Almost $30K Each",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1735",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2013 10:33 AM CDT) Even if you're a skilled chess player, chances are Carissa Yip will kick your butt. The 9-year-old can beat out 93% of those registered with the US Chess Federation, making her the youngest chess expert on record, reports CBS News. And with a 2,100 rating, the Massachusetts native stands a shot at becoming the youngest master chess player, too. She'll need a 2,200 rating to make it happen, but she's certainly got the intimidation factor\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat less than 5 feet tall, mind you\u00e2\u20ac\u201das she can play with her back to the board and track plays in her head. Some never reach master level, says her father. From expert to master, it's a huge jump. Yet he believes Carissa could get there in a year, which would put her miles ahead of US women's winner Irina Krush, who holds the record for reaching master level at age 12. But for Carissa, who could beat her father after only a year of playing, it's not like the rating matters. She'll head to the World Youth Championships in December, but her highest goal is to one day win the overall championship\u00e2\u20ac\u201das the first female to do so.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 9, Could Be Youngest-Ever Chess Master",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1736",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2020 12:22 PM CDT) A former Green Beret and his son have been arrested in Massachusetts in connection with former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand prosecutors say it would be a very bad idea to release Michael and Peter Taylor on bail during extradition proceedings. Michael Taylor is not just capable of fleeing while on bond\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe is an expert in the subject, prosecutors said in a court filing, per Bloomberg. The plot to spirit Ghosn out of Japan was one of the most brazen and well-orchestrated escape acts in recent history, involving a dizzying array of hotel meetups, bullet train travel, fake personas, and the chartering of a private jet. The two men are wanted by Japanese officials. Michael Taylor, 59, and Peter Taylor, his 27-year-old son, were arrested Wednesday morning by the US Marshals Service Special Operations Group, NBC News reports. Prosecutors said the younger Taylor had been planning to take a flight Wednesday from Boston to Beirut, where Ghosn has been holed up since he jumped bail in Japan. According to court papers, Michael Taylor and another suspect, George-Antoine Zayek, allegedly exploited an airport security flaw and smuggled Ghosn onto a plane in a box meant for concert equipment last December, the AP reports. Peter Taylor allegedly met with Ghosn seven times in the months before the escape.",
        "Caption": "2 Americans Arrested Over Ghosn Escape",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1737",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2012 1:27 PM CDT) Retiring this year? You and you significant other will need $240,000 for health care expenses, according to Fidelity Investments' latest annual projection. That's up 4% from last year's $230,000 estimate, which is a typical\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand actually fairly modest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincrease, BusinessWeek reports. Since 2002's $160,000 estimate, the annual figure has increased an average of 6% per year. The calculation is based on a 65-year-old couple who live until 85 (women) and 82 (men) and are not covered by employer insurance but do have Medicare coverage. And if you think $240,000 is a tough pill to swallow, some bad news: Though the estimate includes premiums, co-payments, deductibles, and prescription costs, should you need to go to a nursing home, that long-term-care cost isn't factored in; neither is dental care. BusinessWeek notes that the estimate could change if the Supreme Court strikes down part or all of ObamaCare.",
        "Caption": "Retiring? Better Have $240K for Health Care",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1738",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2016 5:02 PM CDT) Four people were killed when two Palestinian men opened fire outside a popular market Wednesday night in Tel Aviv, NBC News reports. The BBC quotes the city's police chief, who calls the attack a pretty serious terrorist incident. A handful of other people were injured\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome very seriously\u00e2\u20ac\u201din the attack, according to the Jerusalem Post. The two gunmen were both apprehended. One had been shot and wounded. An armed civilian had reportedly fired at one of the attackers. Witnesses say the shooters wore white suits and were hanging out at a restaurant before opening fire, the AP reports. He got up, he had a rifle in his hand, NBC quotes a diner as saying. He was just shooting point blank at people sitting down. Another witness said he heard 30 to 40 rounds fired. We ran like lighting with the baby and the stroller, says a mother who was out celebrating her son's birthday, per AP. I yelled at people who didn't understand what was happening to run. The director of the Sarona market says security guards kept the shooters from entering the market, preventing the violence from being worse. It was the first shooting in Tel Aviv since New Year's Day.",
        "Caption": "Palestinian Shooters Kill 4 at Crowded Israeli Market",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1739",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2012 12:59 PM) The GOP establishment has a nightmare vision about Ron Paul this year, writes Steve Kornacki at Salon. It goes like this: Paul doesn't get the party nomination and exacts his revenge by launching a third-party run on the Libertarian ticket that siphons votes from the Republican nominee and gives President Obama another four years. Maybe, but Kornacki suggests one very important reason Paul might not go that route: His senator son, Rand. If the Paul name were to turn into the Republican equivalent of Nader, the fallout could threaten the inroads that Rand has made and his otherwise bright future in the party, writes Kornacki. The Pauls' libertarian views are no longer so far out of the mainstream, and it's not inconceivable that Rand could launch a successful run of his own in 2016 or 2020. This offers Ron Paul a different, more meaningful way of enjoying the last laugh in his war with the party establishment: Stepping aside gracefully at the end of the GOP primary campaign and handing off the family political franchise to his son. Full column here.",
        "Caption": "Ron Paul's Possible Big Plan: Rand in 2016",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1740",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2013 12:22 PM) Jeb Bush's Foundation for Excellence in Education is, on paper, devoted to education reform\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's also chock-full of former political operatives, communications staffers, and other types who could easily be turned into a campaign team, BuzzFeed reports, adding fuel to the rumors Bush is considering a run for president in 2016. The chatter is he's up to something, says a Democratic operative in Florida. And a Republican strategist in the state points out that Bush kept his campaign staff together after losing the 1994 gubernatorial race and has a historical precedent for being prepared. Though a spokesperson for the foundation confirms that it is growing quickly (it now touches 40 states), she rejects BuzzFeed's idea. Our team has grown solely to better support our reform mission ... Anyone who suggests other reasons for our growth is incorrect, she says. But the Washington Post also reports that Bush has 2016 on the brain as he engages in a media blitz surrounding the release of his new book, Immigration Wars. As the Post puts it, Bush is now clearly considering a run for the White House. He's even discussing the possibility in interviews rather than brushing off the idea, and a longtime adviser says he will seriously think about it.",
        "Caption": "Is Jeb Bush's Foundation Really a 2016 Team?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1741",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2016 1:17 PM CDT) Amber Kohnhorst was on what was supposed to be a short hike on northwestern Arizona's Rose Cliffs Trail Friday when she fell 100 feet. Amazingly, after being stranded for almost 25 hours, she survived\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough she broke her nose, crushed her pelvis, and suffered three back fractures, Fox 10 Phoenix reports. Kohnhorst was rescued after the owners of the inn where the 25-year-old Minnesota nurse was staying alerted authorities when she didn't return to the inn by Saturday. Searchers heard Kohnhorst blowing her emergency whistle and located her, and she was evacuated to a hospital in Utah, St. George News reports. It was really nothing short of miraculous that this lady was found. She was ledged out 200 feet down a cliff in a slot (canyon), the local fire chief tells the News. We estimate she fell 50 feet, free fall, and another 50 feet of tumble and slide. She was real beat up. A GoFundMe campaign raising money for Kohnhorst's medical expenses notes that she was on a volunteer trip to Utah's Best Friends Animal Society at the time of her accident: Since childhood, animals and the outdoors have played a vital role in Amber's life. Per the campaign, it's not clear when Kohnhorst\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho has already undergone multiple surgeries\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill be able to return home, but she got a back brace on Tuesday, which allowed her to sit up for the first time since her fall.",
        "Caption": "Woman Survives 100-Foot Fall During Hike",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1742",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2009 8:28 AM CDT) United Technologies Corp, which owns Sikorsky Aircraft and Pratt & Whitney, maker of jet engines, will cut 11,600 jobs and has lowered its 2009 forecast in a crumbling commercial aerospace market. The moves, part of an expanded $750 million restructuring program, are fueled by a decline in anticipated revenue, which is now expected to total $55 billion this year, down $2.7 billion from a December estimate. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected $55.2 billion. United Technologies also now forecasts earnings per share between $4 and $4.50, less than the $4.60 analysts anticipated.",
        "Caption": "United Technologies Will Slash 11,600 Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1743",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2016 5:25 PM CDT) Authorities say at least 77 people are dead and dozens more injured after a truck plowed into a Bastille Day celebration Thursday in Nice, France. Reuters reports the crowd was leaving holiday festivities at the Promenade des Anglais seaside walk when the truck hit it. The truck drove for more than a mile through the crowd, according to CNN. A witness tells the Guardian the truck was going between 25mph and 30mph. I was walking for nearly a mile, and there were dead bodies all over the place, a journalist at the scene says. We saw people hit and bits of debris flying around, another reporter says. It was absolute chaos. The Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation for murder, attempted murder in an organized group linked to a terrorist enterprise, reports AP. There are reports the driver of the truck, who was believed to be the only person inside, fired on the crowd. The driver was shot and killed by police, and authorities say they found weapons, including guns and grenades, inside the truck. Authorities are asking people to stay inside their homes. CBS News reports French anti-terror police are now investigating the attack. President Obama condemned what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack, adding, Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and other loved ones of those killed.",
        "Caption": "77 Dead, Dozens Injured in Attack in Nice, France",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1744",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2015 12:00 AM) One person was killed and dozens more injured after a car crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk Sunday night on the Las Vegas Strip, police say. The vehicle was in the northbound lanes of Las Vegas Boulevard near Bellagio Way when it drove up onto the sidewalk in front of the Paris Hotel & Casino and struck pedestrians, including 37 people who were taken to the hospital, Lt. Peter Boffelli says. One person was killed, six were in critical condition, 26 suffered less-serious injuries, and four were treated and released, he notes. This is a huge tragedy that has happened on our Strip, Boffelli says. The female driver left the scene, but she has since been taken into custody and is being interviewed and tested for alcohol and controlled substances. Boffelli says the counter-terrorism unit is at the scene, but a motive has not been determined. It's unknown if it's an intentional act or impairment act, he says. The Miss Universe pageant was being held nearby at the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino at the time of the crash. The Clark County Fire Department said in a statement that up to 50 people were given care by 70 emergency crew workers.",
        "Caption": "1 Killed, 6 Critical After Car Plows Into Vegas Crowd",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1745",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2010 9:40 PM CDT) A man responsible for at least 12 rapes over the past 13 years, in four states from Virginia to Rhode Island, continues to elude authorities, who now think the suspect\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddescribed as a black man in his early to mid-30s, and a smoker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis back in the Washington suburbs, where his spree began in 1997. The bastard\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s right there, one Virginia cop tells the Post of the so-called East Coast Rapist. We just need that one phone call. Somebody knows this guy. The man\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most recent attack\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of as many as 17 police believe are linked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcame on Halloween in Dale City, Va., and followed his usual modus operandi: He did it when the women were most vulnerable, after much observation of them and their neighborhood. He is a very bold, fearless predator, says another officer. The concern is that he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s out there, he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not going to stop until he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s caught and the violence could get worse.",
        "Caption": "12 Rapes, 4 States, 13 Years, and Still on Loose",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1746",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2014 12:07 AM CDT) Is Vladimir Putin secretly the wealthiest leader in history? Fresh sanctions on Russia have revived a worldwide hunt for a suspected hidden Putin fortune that some analysts believe could be worth as much as $70 billion, the New York Times finds. Accusations of shady dealings have followed the Russian leader since the earliest days of his political career, and some officials believe he has salted away huge wealth through secret holdings in energy firms. A search spanning 15 years, however, has failed to find hard evidence of Putin holdings that Western nations could target to put pressure on Russia. Putin himself, who reported income of just $102,000 last year, has dismissed rumors of hidden wealth. Just gossip that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not worth discussing. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s simply rubbish, he told reporters in 2008. They picked everything out of someone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nose and smeared it on their little papers. But as the Ukraine crisis continues to escalate, fresh sanctions on Russia to be unveiled as soon as today will target people and companies close to Putin, though not the leader himself, Bloomberg reports. We will be looking to designate people who are in his inner circle, who have a significant impact on the Russian economy, Deputy White House National Security Adviser Tony Blinken says. The Times sees this new round as sending a not-very-subtle message that it thinks it knows where the Russian leader has his money, and that he could ultimately be targeted directly or indirectly.",
        "Caption": "15-Year Search for Secret Putin Fortune Revived",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1747",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2013 2:27 PM) It was the console that seemed like it would never die, but after 12 years, Sony has finally ceased production on the PlayStation 2, the Guardian reports. (We know what you're thinking: Yes, they were still making PS2s.) The console, originally launched in 2000, ends its run as arguably the most successful system of all time, selling 150 million units worldwide. The move comes as the next generation of consoles winds down, with Nintendo launching the Wii U, and Microsoft expected to announce a new XBox this summer. The PS2's successor, the PS3, has sold about 70 million units since its 2006 launch, but has never matched the PS2's success\u00e2\u20ac\u201da major blow given how expensive it was to develop. Some believe that when Sony finally unveils the PS4, it will be the last traditional console. Certainly the idea of console cycles that last seven years seems like a busted flush now, says a former PlayStation Magazine editor.",
        "Caption": "Sony Finally Kills the PS2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1748",
        "News Article": "(Dec 4, 2013 12:24 PM) At this point, it's one of the largest thefts in history\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand one of the most convoluted. Some person, or group, apparently made off with 96,000 Bitcoins worth a staggering $100 million, reports the Verge. The Bitcoins came from users of the underground bazaar called Sheep Marketplace, one of the successors to the shuttered Silk Road site. The cyber-thieves managed to drain users' accounts over the course of a week, and nobody was the wiser because they did so while keeping fake balance statements up, reports the New Statesman. Many of those who got bilked are on Reddit sharing information and trying to track down the money. Many believe the heist was a scam, and the No. 1 suspect among Redditors is the Sheep Marketplace administrator, a Czech citizen named Tom\u00c3\u00a1\u00c5\u00a1 Jirikovsk\u00c3\u00bd, reports Mashable. The New Statesman article has details on the world of Bitcoin laundering\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit's called tumbling \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith this intriguing line: Right now, as you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re reading this, you can watch as the thief starts trying to move their Bitcoins on again\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s currently down to 92,000 Bitcoins and dropping as smaller chunks begin going out. In the meantime, Sheep Marketplace has shut down.",
        "Caption": "Bitcoin Scammer May Have Stolen $100M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1749",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2014 10:35 AM) Celebrities: always keeping it classy. The Huffington Post rounds up 20 stars\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding some big names\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho just haven't been able to keep their private lives private. They've dissed exes on Twitter, in magazines, and in other public spaces. Click through the gallery for a sampling of 10, or check out the full list here.",
        "Caption": "10 Stars Who've Slammed Their Exes\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Public",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1750",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2015 8:09 AM CDT) What may have been easier: to somewhat vaguely just state that Ryan Bossie died on Jan. 30. Maybe toss in the word suddenly or unexpectedly. But what the family of the man from Caribou, Maine, chose to do instead was much bolder, and more difficult. They opened his obit with this line: Ryan Douglas Bossie, 27, died January 30, 2015, in Portland after losing a hard-fought battle with addiction. Bossie's brother, Andrew, now talks to the Bangor Daily News about the decision to do so, explaining that the first pass at the obituary didn't name Bossie's struggle with drugs. I just said I don't think we should be ashamed of this, recounts Andrew. I hope that by including that maybe it helps someone else just a little bit, that their story has a different ending. And so the family agreed to take what the paper calls the rare step of mentioning the addiction; it's believed Bossie OD'd on heroin. His struggle with drugs included six prior overdoses. A GoFundMe page set up to cover Bossie's funeral expenses noted the investment the family made in trying to get help for Bossie, there described as someone who purposely confronted life, always trying to please the people he loved while balancing personal demons. Bossie died a day after a 26-year-old Ohio man whose obituary was even more explicit about his heroin overdose. All of the wonderful blessings that he had: talent, friendships, positive outlook on life, and, most importantly, family were sidelined by a wrong decision to do drugs, wrote Alex Hesse's family. They similarly expressed a hope that Hesse's story might help one person not make the same mistakes that Alex did, save one family from losing a loved one far too young. (For more unusual obituaries, read this, this, or this.)",
        "Caption": "27-Year-Old's Obituary Confronts His Addiction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1751",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2008 7:57 AM CDT) Seven years after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the US has no bead on Osama bin Laden, believed to be hiding out in Pakistan's lawless northwest. Frustrated by the lack of progress, American and Pakistani officials have shifted their strategy to target other top al-Qaeda leaders, the Washington Post reports, stepping up the use of drone spy planes to bombard the mountainous region. Eleven Predator strikes have been reported this year, compared with three in 2007. In interviews with the Post, US and Pakistani leaders attribute their failure to catch bin Laden to a weak network of contacts in Pakistan's tribal regions. Both the Iraq war and serial bombardment have alienated locals, who see America as the enemy. The American strategy should have been to stabilize the area rather than look for a needle in a haystack, \u00c2 one Pakistani security official tells the Post.",
        "Caption": "After 7 Years, New Tactics to Find bin Laden",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1752",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2011 1:22 PM CDT) Yemen security forces opened fire on protesters in the Red Sea city of Hudaida today, using both live and rubber ammunition, along with tear gas, clubs and daggers. The city\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hospital has been filled to capacity, one doctor tells Reuters. We received around 200 wounded, 10 were hit by gunfire and 40 suffered from stab wounds, the doctor said. One died from his gunshot wounds after reaching the hospital. The doctor said police\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth uniformed and plainclothes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad attacked a sit-in. But the protesters regrouped following the attack. The thugs have left, the wounded are getting treatment, and our sit-in continues, one protester said. Two protesters claimed that security forces had pursued the wounded and beaten them in the hospital, but reporters couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t confirm that.",
        "Caption": "Police Attack Yemen Crowd, Injure 200",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1753",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2013 6:21 AM CDT) Ricardo Cerezo's wife was cleaning the kitchen when she told the Illinois man he'd better get the lottery tickets that had been piling up in a cookie jar for the past month checked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor she was going to throw them away. Good thing, because that prodded Cerezo to take the tickets in, where he found one was worth $4.85 million. Now the family\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich had been facing foreclosure\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill be able to pay off their home, reports the Chicago Tribune. Most of the tickets he took from the jar to the 7-Eleven weren't winners, but one scored him $3\u00e2\u20ac\u201d I was excited. I get to pay for my Pepsi, he says\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand then, the last one said file a claim, meaning it was worth $600 or more. He went online and discovered all six numbers matched the Feb. 2 drawing. On Feb. 12, Cerezo recalls, he was at a foreclosure hearing: So we were sitting on $4 million at that time in this jar, he says. Touching side note: Cerezo says he considers the windfall a gift from his youngest daughter Savannah, who bought the cookie jar for him a few months before a series of seizures killed her in August at age 14, NBC Chicago reports. (It's been quite a week for lotto winners: In Virginia, a man won his third six-figure amount. Meanwhile, tomorrow's Powerball now stands at $550 million, the AP reports.)",
        "Caption": "Found in Cookie Jar: $4.85M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1754",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2009 2:05 AM) A British pet shop owner was nabbed at the airport in Rio de Janiero this week after customs officers found 1,000 live spiders in his checked baggage. Police say it's the biggest seizure of wildlife ever made at the airport. The spider-smuggler now faces up to a year in jail and a $2 million fine if convicted of animal trafficking, the Guardian reports. The spiders were sent to Brazil's national museum.",
        "Caption": "Airport Nabs Brit With 1,000 Spiders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1755",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2008 8:30 AM CDT) Oil set yet another record today, with prices hitting $130.47 a barrel in electronic trading in Asia and Europe, the AP reports, on supply concerns and renewed worries about the dollar. Crude closed at $128.98 in the last New York Mercantile Exchange session. Oil futures have roughly doubled over the past year. One commodity strategist said the dollar had receded as an issue over the last few days, but it's back. It looked like it was starting to recover, but I think there's a less certain outlook at the minute and... enough reason to be buying commodities as a currency hedge again.",
        "Caption": "Oil Tops $130",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1756",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2016 5:19 AM CDT) The Army says the bodies of four missing Fort Hood soldiers whose truck was swept away in a rain-swollen creek during training have been found, bringing the total dead to nine, the AP reports. Maj. Gen. John Uberti says the last bodies were found Friday, a day after the 2\u00c2\u00bd-ton truck overturned in Owl Creek at Fort Hood. Three more soldiers were injured in the training exercise at the sprawling Army base in Central Texas. Fort Hood spokesman John Miller says a crossing was flooded after two days of heavy rains and that the swift floodwaters swept the Light Medium Tactical Vehicle from the road. Central and Southeast Texas have been inundated with rain in recent days, and more than half of the state is under flood watches or warnings. At least six other people have died in recent floods in the state. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is urging people in flooded areas of the state to heed warnings when they're told to evacuate and to not drive through high water or around barricades. Abbott gave a briefing Friday after taking an aerial tour of flooded Fort Bend and Brazoria counties, south of Houston. He says he's seen and heard too many stories of people being trapped in rising waters. The governor says the accident at Fort Hood demonstrates that even trained soldiers can be swept away.",
        "Caption": "4 Fort Hood Soldiers' Bodies Found",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1757",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2008 6:31 AM) The Federal Communication Commission\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s much-anticipated auction of five blocks of airwaves kicked off yesterday with first-round bids of nearly $2.8 billion, including a $1.24 billion offer for the C block, considered the most valuable commercially, reports Reuters. Bidders could use the 700-MHz spectrum to offer wireless high-speed internet to mobile phones and computers. The auction could net $10 billion. Bidders who can participate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthere are 241 qualified\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinclude AT&T, Verizon, Google and Cablevision. Yesterday, more than 3,000 bids were made. The auction continues today and could take months to complete. TV broadcasters used the sought-after spectrum, but will vacate it for digital broadcasting in early 2009. The spectrum is valuable because it can travel long distances and penetrate thick walls.",
        "Caption": "Bids Top $2.8B for Wireless Spectrum",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1758",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2016 5:48 PM CDT) Yelp has just issued its third ever consumer alert, this one about a dentist in Manhattan who has sued five patients since 2012 for posting negative reviews, reports BuzFeed. Nima Dayani has asked for anywhere between $50,000 and $100,000 in damages, so Yelp is warning consumers that Dayani's business is issuing questionable legal threats against reviewers and that reviewers have a First Amendment right to express their opinions on Yelp. Dayani appears to have backed off the lawsuits where patients agreed to remove their negative reviews. In one pending court case, a woman accused him in her review of being unable to diagnose her problem after a two-hour-plus visit. Dayani says that's untrue and that such claims aren't just negative but defamatory. I got hurt. You will get hurt, he claims the woman told him by phone, because she had been scolded for being gone so long by her boss, reports the New York Daily News. Yelp issued its first alert in May after a Texas pet sitting company sued a customer who violated its gag clause, which prevented her from speaking ill of the business; a Florida moving and storage company was issued the second alert in June after it sued a customer for defamation. Buzzfeed reports that both cases are ongoing, and notes that the alerts are being rolled out while Congress considers two bills that could protect consumers from being sued for online reviews. (That pet sitter says its business is now a shell of its former success and is seeking $1 million in damages.)",
        "Caption": "Bad Reviews Compel Dentist to Sue 5 Patients in 4 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1759",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2011 1:44 PM CDT) The bodies of a missing 2-year-old Sacramento girl and her father were discovered last night in the man's vehicle, nearly a week after he took her during a child custody dispute, authorities say. Madeline Samaan-Fay and Mourad Moni Samaan, 49, were found dead in his green Toyota 4Runner in a rural area near Placerville, about 45 miles northeast of the capital. Investigators still haven't determined the cause and time of the deaths. FBI agents and investigators from the El Dorado County Sheriff's Department were on the scene late yesterday. The investigation was expected to last throughout the weekend. Madeline was taken by her father last Sunday after her mother was granted custody of the toddler. The FBI issued an AMBER alert Friday. The father and daughter were last seen in a Sacramento Raley's grocery store Sunday. Since then, Samaan had cut off all communication with friends and family members. He was served the day before with a notice that the girl's mother was awarded full custody of their daughter, ending what had been a joint custody arrangement. He then failed to return the child to her mother as expected.",
        "Caption": "FBI Investigating Death of 2-Year-Old Girl, Father",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1760",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2009 8:10 AM CDT) The UN-backed commission investigating fraud in Afghanistan's presidential election has thrown out ballots from 83 polling stations across the country, all of them in areas with strong support for President Hamid Karzai. The president currently has more than 50% of the preliminary count. But if the commission throws out enough votes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit's not clear whether today's decision will do the trick\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe could drop below 50% and be forced into a run-off. The Aug. 20 poll has been increasingly marred by reports of ballot-box stuffing and suspicious tallies. A US monitoring group has said large numbers of polling stations had more than 100% turnout, and Karzai's top challenger has accused him of state-engineered fraud. The commission threw out ballots at 51 sites in Kandahar, 27 in Ghazni, and five in Paktika. All three provinces are dominated by ethnic Pashtuns, and Karzai himself is an ethnic Pashtun.",
        "Caption": "Afghan Fraud Panel Tosses Votes From 83 Stations",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1761",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2016 5:55 PM CDT) A contractor who took the blame for accidentally starting a 2011 Christmas Day house fire that killed his girlfriend's three children and her parents now says she's the one who left a bag of fireplace ashes in a mudroom. Michael Borcina told attorneys during a lawsuit deposition that he lied to police to protect his girlfriend and the children's mother, Madonna Badger, the Hartford Courant reported. To spare her from carrying the burden that maybe she had done something to hurt her family, Borcina said in the deposition. Borcina originally told authorities he put the ashes in the room. He later agreed to pay $5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the children's father, Matthew Badger. Matthew Badger's claims against several subcontractors and their insurance carriers remain active, and the deposition was part of those lawsuits. Matthew Badger and Madonna Badger also still have separate lawsuits pending against the city. Madonna Badger, an advertising executive in New York, and Borcina were dating at the time and escaped the fire, but Borcina also said in a deposition that he hasn't talked to Madonna Badger since six months after the fire. Authorities said the fire began in the fireplace ashes, which were left in a bin in the mudroom in the Stamford house. Borcina, who was renovating the $1.7 million Victorian home, was accused in the lawsuit of contributing with other defendants to make the house a firetrap, including failing to install smoke detectors during construction. Madonna Badger has said Borcina ran his hands over the ashes to make sure they were out before putting the bag in the bin in the mudroom, just before they went to sleep after wrapping presents early on Christmas morning. She has since said she believes the blaze may have been electrical in origin and has alleged city officials intentionally destroyed evidence when they demolished the home without notice shortly after the fire.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Boyfriend: Mom May Have Caused 2011 Fire That Killed Her Entire Family",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1762",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2013 3:34 PM CDT) A gang of cyber-criminals stole $45 million in a matter of hours by hacking their way into a database of prepaid debit cards and then draining cash machines around the globe, federal prosecutors said today. Seven people are under arrest in the US in connection with the case, which prosecutors said involved thousands of thefts from ATMs using bogus magnetic swipe cards. The accused ringleader in the US cell, Alberto Yusi Lajud-Pena, was reportedly murdered in the Dominican Republic late last month, prosecutors said. More investigations are ongoing and other arrests have been made in other countries, but prosecutors did not have details. An indictment unsealed today accused the eight of being members of the New York cell, saying they withdrew $2.8 million in cash from hacked accounts in less than a day. Prosecutors said the scheme involved attacks on two banks, Rakbank, which is in the United Arab Emirates, and the Bank of Muscat in Oman. Hackers obtained debit card data, eliminated withdrawal limits on the accounts, created access codes, and then sent a network of operatives fanning out to rapidly withdraw money in multiple cities, authorities said. There were two separate attacks, one in December and one in February. In the second attack, more than 36,000 transactions were made worldwide and about $40 million was stolen.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Cyberthieves Stole $45M From ATMs in Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1763",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2014 2:01 AM CDT) Teenage boys beware: That girl you're chatting to on Facebook could be a man\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit could even be a 400-pound, 6-foot-3 police Florida officer like Sgt. Michael Stavris. Authorities say the officer posed as a teenage girl online, promising teen boys oral sex in return for pictures of their penises, the New York Daily News reports. Stavris, 30, has been charged with two counts of violating the Computer Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act and faces up to five years in prison if convicted, reports the St. Augustine Record. Police say he had been under investigation for more than a year and had befriended around 40 students under 18 with his fake Facebook profile.",
        "Caption": "400-Pound Cop Stalked Boys as Teen Girl Online",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1764",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 7:49 AM CDT) An embryologist in India is defending his decision to help a 72-year-old woman give birth for the first time. Dr. Anurag Bishnoi tells the Guardian he was at first hesitant to perform the IVF procedure for Daljinder Kaur and her 79-year-old husband at his clinic in Hisar, but went ahead when tests showed Kaur was in good health. She gave birth to a baby boy on April 19 using a donor egg and is believed to be the world's oldest mother, per the Telegraph. Reproduction is a fundamental right, says Bishnoi, who claims to have also helped a 70-year-old give birth. Others aren't so sure. IVF treatments are relatively inexpensive and largely unregulated in India\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Indian Council of Medical Registry recommends limiting the combined age of a couple receiving IVF to 100 years, per the Times of India\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut doctors hope a bill will be passed within six months banning fertility treatment for women 50 and above. Such legislation has actually been pending for seven years. The head of India's federation of gynecologists calls Bishnoi a rogue doctor who needs to be banned ; the Telegraph notes Bishnoi's website features other elderly success stories. Just because we can do something doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mean we should do it, just to make world records, another doctor tells the Guardian. Kaur's son\u00e2\u20ac\u201dborn 4.4 pounds\u00e2\u20ac\u201d is going to be an orphan in a few years. And there are serious risks for the mother involving cardiac and bone issues. Bishnoi, however, says the couple have relatives who are ready to help take care of the baby when his parents die. Everyone asked me to adopt a baby but I never wanted to. Now I have my own child, Kaur says. We will raise him and give him a proper education. (This 65-year-old set a record when she gave birth.)",
        "Caption": "Doctor Defends Decision to Help 72-Year-Old Give Birth",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1765",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2014 9:46 AM) When scientists claimed more than a decade ago that tiny crystals in Australia were 4.4 billion years old, they faced skepticism. The Earth itself, after all, is 4.5 billion years old, the Sydney Morning Herald notes. Nothing in science goes without being questioned, geochemist John Valley tells NPR. Now, however, his team has proven the crystals' age is correct\u00e2\u20ac\u201din other words, they're the oldest Earth-formed materials ever found. Researchers dated the crystals, which need magnification to be seen, by investigating how much of the uranium within them had turned into lead. But that standard dating method wasn't enough to convince some fellow scientists. Doubters pointed out that as time went by, lead atoms could have shifted around inside the crystal, potentially resulting in inaccurate readings. So the experts turned to a process called atom-probe tomography, which allowed them to map out specific atoms, NPR reports. The study showed that, in fact, the atoms hadn't moved much. Now, we've proved that the chemical record inside these zircons is trustworthy, Valley tells LiveScience. The findings indicate that the Earth may have been able to host life earlier than had been believed: there is no reason why life could not have existed on Earth 4.3 billion years ago, Valley says.",
        "Caption": "Earth's Oldest Rocks: 4.4B-Year-Old Crystals",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1766",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2014 9:51 AM CDT) While interning for Taco Bell's ad agency in the summer of 1995, four college students took part in a competition. Their idea\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich didn't win, yet might seem familiar: a taco shell made out of ... Doritos. Of course, Taco Bell ultimately came out with just that roughly 17 years later, and its insanely successful line of Doritos Locos Tacos has netted the firm more than $1 billion in sales. Andrea Watt, one of the former interns, tells the Huffington Post she doesn't want money ( I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m sure I signed away that anything I pitched to them was their property anyway ), but she wouldn't mind at least some credit\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor an idea that she recalls being told wasn't really that marketable. The Huffington Post has all sorts of proof of their idea, including promotional materials the team created. They suggested calling the product Dorito Tacos, charging 79 cents, and having Matthew Perry shill for the item. Another team member, Mark Rader, adds that the two flavors the team pitched\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNacho Cheese and Cool Ranch\u00e2\u20ac\u201dended up being the first two flavors offered by Taco Bell. A former account supervisor for the ad agency at the time says the client certainly saw all the pitches. But others have claimed to be the brains behind the taco, including a man whose 2013 obit widely touted him as having pitched the idea to Frito Lay in 2009, and a former prison inmate who's actually suing over the matter; he claims a mystery person stole a letter containing the idea from the USPS and gave it to Taco Bell. In response to the new claims, a rep for Taco Bell pointed out that concept and execution are two different things. Indeed, it ultimately took years of unusual testing to bring the taco to life.",
        "Caption": "Ex-Interns: We Invented the Doritos Taco ... in 1995",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1767",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2016 7:17 AM CDT) For more than two months, a 13-year-old in India took part in an extreme religious fast, reports the BBC. Early this month she called off that fast, but she fell into a coma two days later and died of cardiac arrest on Oct. 4\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand now her parents, well-off jewelers in Hyderabad, and other family members have been charged with homicide, cops tell AFP. Aradhana Samdariya's relatives insist she chose to embark on the 68-day fast of her own volition as part of a ritual in Jainism, an ancient Indian religion that believes the way to liberation and bliss is to live lives of harmlessness and renunciation and whose foundation lies in the concern for the welfare of every being in the universe. But others, including the children's rights group that filed the complaint against Aradhana's family, say the young teen was coerced, perhaps in the misguided belief it would make her father's business more profitable. Aradhana's grandfather notes it's not the first time the girl had fasted: He says she had pulled off an eight-day fast and a 34-day fast, and so was determined to go even longer this time, partly because she was interested in becoming a nun, per the Deccan Chronicle. But a local NGO says the dad's business was faltering and the family's guru suggested having Aradhana fast for good luck. The BBC and AFP note she lived on nothing but boiled water during her fast, while others, such as Firstpost.com, say not even sips of water are permitted during the most extreme version of Jain fasting. Psychologists say that children are especially vulnerable to the guilt that may lure them into such dangerous practices. The child is made to believe it is for the good of the family, one expert says. What is sacrificed is the health of the minor. (Fasting helped lead to disaster at an Arizona sweat lodge.)",
        "Caption": "Teen Dies After 68-Day Fast, Family Faces Homicide Charges",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1768",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2015 1:11 PM CDT) How's this for exclusive: In the second half of the year, a slim 11 hotel rooms\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's 3% of the normal volume\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill be open for guests on the Hawaiian island of Lanai. That's thanks to Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison, who bought 98% of Lanai for $300 million in 2012 with a vision: to turn the state's smallest island accessible to the public into the first economically viable, 100% green community, reports Road Warrior Voices. To do that means shuttering the island's sole resorts, the Four Seasons Manele Bay and the Four Seasons Lodge at Koele, for renovations and to house construction workers; the two have 303 rooms between them. That leaves only the Hotel Lanai and its 11 rooms available from June 1 through as long as December, when Outside reports the work should be completed. Ellison bought the Hotel Lanai in July, reported Pacific Business News, which notes it was the only hotel found on the island from 1923 to 1990 and was a one-time destination for execs from the Dole pineapple company. Outside points out that Hawaiian vacationers need not miss Lanai altogether: It's a 45-minute ferry ride from Maui's west side, making one-day trips possible. (Or you could visit one of the 10 best beaches in the US instead.)",
        "Caption": "97% of Hawaiian Island's Hotel Rooms Are Shut Down",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1769",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2011 7:19 AM CDT) More than 130 bottlenose dolphins have washed ashore in the Gulf of Mexico's mysterious die-off, but the deeper question for many has been, how many more go unrecorded? Marine animal corpses that wash ashore are widely regarded as the tip of the iceberg, notes the NRDC, and new research shows that that iceberg is likely vast\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat the real carnage is likely 50 times greater. The Conservation Letters study used five years of stranding data for 14 different Gulf species and measured that against known population sizes and survival rates. The results vary widely by species\u00e2\u20ac\u201done in 30 dead sperm whales are thought to wash ashore, while that number is one in 200 for a striped or spinner dolphin. (The bottlenose dolphin isn't assigned a number because of the intricacies of its population.) To be sure, the Conservation Letters paper is a first take, notes the NRDC's Michael Jasny. But if the oil spill is determined to play a role in the die-off, the feds will again have to come up with an undiscovered-deaths multiplier with which to hold BP accountable. Click here for more.",
        "Caption": "Gulf's Real Dolphin Toll: 50 Times What Washes Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1770",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2016 12:03 AM CDT) A California man whose life was forever altered by donning a chicken suit for a high school pep rally has been awarded a lot more than chicken scratch in a lawsuit against Kern High School District. Mitch Carter was a 17-year-old student at Bakersfield High School in 2010 when he dressed up in the suit to mock the Golden Hawk mascot of arch-rival Golden West High School for an ill-fated skit, the Los Angeles Times reports. Students\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding plenty of football players\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpiled on top of him, delivering kicks and punches in a beating that lawyers said left Carter with a traumatic brain injury. After a jury found the district liable for his injuries, it decided to settle with him for $10.5 million, most of which will be covered by insurance. Lawyers said Carter, once an honor roll student, has struggled with depression and poor grades in college since the beating. His future medical care costs will be more than $5 million, according to the lawyers. I would trade everything just to have a full functioning brain, he said after the award was announced. The Bakersfield Californian recaps the wild trial that was brought to an end by the settlement. It included accusations of conspiracy and cover-up from Carter's lawyers, who brought in students to testify that the high school was obsessed with football and protected star players. During closing arguments, attorney Nicholas Rowley donned a chicken costume to make a point.",
        "Caption": "Guy Beaten in Chicken Costume Awarded $10.5M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1771",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2012 12:17 AM) Mark Zuckerberg has hit the share button on a sizable chunk of his fortune. In his biggest donation to charity yet, the Facebook founder has donated stock worth around $500 million to a Silicon Valley charitable foundation that funds educational and health initiatives, the Los Angeles Times reports. Mark's generous gift will change lives and inspire others in Silicon Valley and around the globe to give back and make the world a better place, the foundation's CEO said. Zuckerberg pledged $100 million to Newark public schools in 2010.",
        "Caption": "Zuckerberg Gives $500M to Health, Education Charity",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1772",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2016 2:32 PM CDT) Two Navy jet fighters crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of North Carolina during a routine training mission on Thursday, sending four people to the hospital, officials said. The Navy initially said the F\/A-18 Super Hornet jet fighters, based in Virginia Beach, collided about 10:40am off the coast of Cape Hatteras, but officials later said they couldn't be sure if the jets collided and would only confirm that they were involved in an in-flight mishap, the AP reports. Four crew members were taken to a hospital in Norfolk with minor injuries. The four survivors were plucked off a commercial fishing ship that pulled them out of the Atlantic Ocean and flown by Coast Guard helicopter to a hospital in Norfolk, Virginia, said Coast Guard spokesman Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Canup.",
        "Caption": "2 Navy Fighter Jets Crash Into the Atlantic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1773",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2010 7:28 AM CDT) A pair of new polls poke holes in the conventional image of the tea party as a fringe group of loud Republicans. In a Sunday poll of 1,000 registered voters, 17% identified themselves as part of the Tea Party movement, the LA Times reports. Of those, 28% were independents and 17% were Democrats, leaving only 57% identified as GOP. A Gallup poll meanwhile finds that though the tea partiers are more likely to be employed, conservative men, they are otherwise quite representative of the public at large, in terms of race, age, and educational background. Among that group, opinions are fairly uniform; 95% say Democrats are taxing, spending and borrowing too much, 87% oppose health care reform, and 80% dislike Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s performance\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven higher than the 77% among Republicans.",
        "Caption": "Tea Partiers Are 'Average' Americans, Just 57% GOP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1774",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2015 3:51 AM CDT) One of America's ritziest restaurants has been ordered to give around 70 servers a total $500,000 for engaging in what New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman calls some pretty lowly behavior: cheating servers out of their tips. The AG's office says Manhattan restaurant Per Se, which charges $310 for its tasting menu, slapped a 20% service charge on the bills of private-dining client customers and, in violation of state law, used that money for general operational costs instead of giving it directly to the servers, the New York Daily News reports. The restaurant was also fined $100,000 and will be required to step up compliance with labor laws, reports the New York Times. The settlement ensures that servers will not continue to be cheated out of their hard-earned tips\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtips that customers intended for them, Schneiderman said. In a statement to CNBC, the restaurant says the failure to pay the charge to servers was an oversight after state regulations on service charges changed in 2011. Per Se says workers were never short-changed and no monies intended for employees were withheld, and the charge helped pay for industry-leading wages that average $116,000 a year for a waiter, including overtime and tips. (A Pittsburgh restaurant has banned tips but will start giving full-time servers benefits and a salary of $35,000 a year.)",
        "Caption": "Fancy Restaurant Kept $500K in Servers' Tips",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1775",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2012 9:48 AM) MIA has become quite a hot topic since she flipped the bird at the Super Bowl and the subsequent revelation that her relationship with fianc\u00c3\u00a9 and babydaddy Benjamin Bronfman is on the skids. So is it any surprise that the Smoking Gun, which loves to air stars' diva demands, got its hands on MIA's concert rider? Many of her requirements are fairly standard: organic food, Red Bull, dried mangoes, sour gummy candy, quality chocolates, and Ketel One vodka. But some are a little bit obscure (she asks for one bottle of absinthe), and then there is the truly bizarre: MIA needs three extras, females between ages 20 and 25, who have stage presence and can groove to the music. Why? Because they will join her during her act, wearing full covered burkas. For more fun, click for 14 sometimes-weird food demands contained on other celebrities' riders.",
        "Caption": "MIA's Rider Demands 3 Burka-Clad Women",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1776",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2014 1:37 PM) Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was back in court today for the first time in a year and a half, and maybe the most noteworthy aspect of the quick hearing was that no signs of a plea deal were evident, reports the Los Angeles Times. It would appear, then, that the Boston Marathon bombing suspect will go on trial Jan. 5 as scheduled, with the first step being the selection of a jury from an estimated 1,200 potential candidates. At today's hearing, Tsarnaev answered several questions from US District Court Judge George O\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Toole Jr. along the lines of whether he was happy with his lawyers ( Yes, your honor ), reports NBC News. As for the 21-year-old himself: His curly brown hair was long and unkempt, reports the Boston Globe. When answering questions, Tsarnaev frequently rubbed his eyes and the hair on his chin. Tsarnaev also had his share of supporters outside the courtroom and within it. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re all welcome to their opinions, said Marc Fucarile, who lost part of his leg in the bombings. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s supporters for him, and then there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s supporters for us. He added that he was just grateful I'm alive. Fucarile was one of more than 260 people injured that day. Another three people were killed.",
        "Caption": "Tsarnaev Back in Court for First Time in 18 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1777",
        "News Article": "(Oct 2, 2009 5:53 PM CDT) Roman Polanski struck a deal to settle a civil lawsuit and pay his rape victim $500,000 after going on the lam, but it's not clear whether she received the entire sum. Court papers relating to the 1988 suit, which was settled in 1993, indicate that the fugitive director missed at least one deadline to pay Samantha Geimer, who was 13 when Polanski assaulted her in 1977. But as of 1996\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe most recent date in the case file\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe owed more than $600,000, the Los Angeles Times reports.",
        "Caption": "Polanski Made Deal to Pay Rape Victim $500K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1778",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2014 6:58 PM) Two parents and three children en route to a Disney World vacation were killed last night in a car accident, reports WFAA. Police say none of the five were wearing seat belts, and all were ejected from their SUV when it rolled over on an interstate in northern Louisiana. Killed were parents Michael and Trudi Hardman of Terrell, Texas, and three kids ages 4, 7, and 15. The 16-year-old driver and two other passengers suffered minor injuries. Police think the teen may have fallen asleep at the wheel, and he has been charged with reckless operation of a vehicle, reports AP. Authorities think that after the SUV veered left onto the median, the driver over-corrected and rolled the vehicle. The Hardmans were driving from Texas to Orlando, Florida, and would have been less than four hours into a 16-hour drive. The crash took place about 10:45pm. Police have not released the names of the younger passengers, but they said all were either siblings or half-siblings, suggesting they were the Hardmans' children.",
        "Caption": "Couple, 3 Kids Killed on Way to Disney World",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1779",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2012 4:50 PM CDT) Sorry, Kindle Fire owners. When the Google Nexus 7 arrives next week, your tablet will officially be second-rate. The Nexus 7 obliterates every reason for buying the current Kindle, and sets a high bar for whatever Amazon comes up with to replace it, Rich Jaroslovsky of Bloomberg writes. Go down the list of standard tablet features, and the Nexus 7 wins every one. The Nexus boasts Bluetooth, GPS, and a camera, all things the Kindle lacks. It's also got a higher-resolution screen and faster processor, all for the same price. It doesn't have Amazon's deep online store, but it does have the latest edition of Android\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcomplete with the nifty Google Now. And thanks to manufacturer Asus, the Nexus 7 is as attractive and smooth as the Kindle Fire is chunky and clunky. Google is ultimately battling Apple in the tablet war, but this makes the Kindle Fire collateral damage.",
        "Caption": "Google's Nexus 7 'Obliterates' Kindle Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1780",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2014 11:30 AM CDT) It wasn't that long ago that George HW Bush was thought to be on death's door at the hospital. Today, though, he marked his 90th birthday in style\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby skydiving, reports CNN. Bush jumped out of a helicopter tethered to a retired member of the Army's Golden Knights parachute team and floated back down to Earth near Kennebunkport, Maine, with a red, white, and blue parachute. Bush can no longer use his legs because he has a form of Parkinson's, notes AP, but he made good on a promise from five years ago, after a jump on his 85th birthday. His first jump? That came during WWII when his plane got shot down.",
        "Caption": "George Bush Skydives for 90th Birthday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1781",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2016 3:29 PM CDT) In the ultimate act of lavish absurdity, Singapore restaurant Ce La Vi is partnering with Russian company World of Diamonds Group to offer what is being billed as the most expensive dining experience in the world. It's one only two worthy diners will have the chance to experience at a date that Mashable reports has yet to be specified, though the site references an August press conference that will ostensibly precede it. The companies will select the chosen duo, and what unfolds over the course of the eight-hour affair may actually make the $2 million price tag something of a bargain. A 45-minute helicopter ride over Singapore kicks things off, at which point the pair is escorted via a Rolls Royce to a private luxury cruise, reports Forbes. They are ultimately transported to Ce La Vi, which offers 360-degree views of the city from its perch atop the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. The diners will be surrounded with 10,000 roses and dine with diamond-studded chopsticks engraved with their names, partaking in an 18-course meal that includes the world's most expensive caviar, not just salmon but Air-Flown Alaska Wild Salmon, slow-cooked pigeon, and world-class wines that have been aged as long as 55 years. The furniture will be custom-made to their liking, and the whole shebang culminates with the cognac-infused presentation of the Jane Seymour ring at the stroke of midnight, a 2.08-carat Fancy Vivid Blue diamond set in 18-karat rose-gold-plated platinum and valued at $2 million. And, oh yes, there will be fireworks. (Don't have $2 million to spare? Here's a peek inside the world's priciest Thanksgiving meal.)",
        "Caption": "Single Dinner at Singapore Restaurant Costs $2M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1782",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2015 10:24 AM) Moshe Kai Cavalin has two college degrees, but he's too young to vote. He flies airplanes, but he's too young to drive a car alone. Life is filled with contrasts for the 17-year-old from San Gabriel, Calif., who has dashed by major milestones as his age seems to lag behind. He graduated from community college at age 11. Four years later, he had a bachelor's in math from the University of California, Los Angeles. This year he started online classes to get a master's in cybersecurity through Brandeis University. He decided to postpone that pursuit for a couple of terms, though, while he helps NASA develop surveillance technology for airplanes and drones. He also just published his second book, drawing on his experience being bullied, and plans to have his pilot's license by year's end. My case isn't that special. It's just a combination of parenting and motivation and inspiration, he says. His parents say he was always a quick study. At 4 months, he pointed to a jet in the sky and said the Chinese word for airplane, his first word. Moshe hit the limits of his home schooling after studying trigonometry at age 7. Then his mom started driving him to community college. I think most people just think he's a genius, they believe it just comes naturally, says a former professor. He actually worked harder than, I think, any other student I've ever had. Still, Moshe was surprised when NASA called to offer work after rejecting him in the past because of his age. I needed an intern who knew software and knew mathematical algorithms, says his boss. And I also needed a pilot who could fly it on a Cessna. After he finishes his master's from Brandeis, Moshe hopes to get a master's in business at MIT, but he says he'll wait until he gets his doctorate to find a girlfriend.",
        "Caption": "He's College Grad, NASA Consultant, Pilot, Author. He's 17",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1783",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2013 11:02 AM CDT) Two seventh-grade girls in New Jersey are in trouble after allegedly making a YouTube video threatening to kill 10 to 12 girls from their school, reports WNBC News. In the 20-minute video, which has since been taken down, they boasted of being good assassins and wanting to stab several classmates, authorities say. I have special killing thingies for different people, says one girl in a clip obtained by WNBC. The trouble started Tuesday when one of the girls allegedly wrote down the names of several students she wanted to kill and started reading the names out loud in class. One girl mentioned on the list fled to a bathroom, where she called her mother, crying. The girl making the threats was interviewed by a doctor and allowed to return to school the next day, but that's when the YouTube video was discovered, and both girls were removed from school. You can't finish the video, you're so shocked this girl's actually talking this way, says the mother of the threatened girl.",
        "Caption": "7th-Graders Named 12 Girls to Kill in Video: Police",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1784",
        "News Article": "(Mar 22, 2009 8:01 PM CDT) While credit markets were frozen last year, forcing thousands of Americans out of business, Bank of America lent insiders more than $624 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than doubling the amount loaned to insiders the previous year, the Charlotte Observer reports. Recipients' names were not disclosed, but most of the money likely went to bank directors or their companies, experts say. At the same time, the feds gave BofA $15 billion, part of a planned $45 billion bailout. The BofA's $358 million jump was the biggest increase in insider loans in the country\u00e2\u20ac\u201d a 135%\u00c2 hike from a year earlier compared to an average 5.7%. JP Morgan topped the list, with nearly $1.5 billion in insider loans. Advocates say transparency is needed to avoid abuse, but not all agree. I don't think it matters if the loan is to the bank's board of directors or somebody else, one banking professor tells the Observer.",
        "Caption": "BofA Loaned Insiders $624M as Credit Froze Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1785",
        "News Article": "(Feb 15, 2008 7:53 AM) A prominent researcher who revealed widespread fatalities associated with the heart surgery drug Trasylol says 22,000 people died because of the FDA's delay in blowing the whistle on the drug after his study was published. Drugmaker Bayer also failed to disclose negative results of its own study. In a 60 Minutes interview to air Sunday, Dr. Dennis Mangano says the FDA waited more than a year to pull Trasylol\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil after it was banned in Germany. Mangano's study associated the drug, used to limit bleeding in heart surgery, with kidney failure. In September 2006, when Mangano presented his study to the FDA, Bayer defended the product. and failed to disclose the company's own earlier research, which confirmed Mangano's results. The FDA finally halted sales of Trasylol in November 2007.",
        "Caption": "FDA Delay Cost 22,000 Lives: Doctor",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1786",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2014 12:43 PM CDT) Democrats got some polling news today that might be even scarier than yesterday's approval numbers. Only 23% of voters age 18 to 29 say they definitely plan to vote in the 2014 midterms, according to a new Harvard Institute of Politics poll spotted by the Christian Science Monitor. Not only does that demographic lean left, but young Democrats are particularly disengaged, with just 22% locked in to voting, compared to 32% of young Republicans. The reason: Overpowering cynicism. Trust in every institution we tested is down, the poll's director says. Roughly three in five agreed that politicians seem to be motivated by selfish reasons, and the percentage who trust President Obama to do the right thing has dropped from 39% in November to 32%. In other polling news, a new Wall Street Journal\/NBC News poll found Americans are quite weary of international entanglements, with 47% saying the US should be less active globally, a dramatically higher mark than in past decades. Only 19% want America to be more active. The public is sending a message to Washington, one pollster said: You need to take care of business here at home.",
        "Caption": "Only 1 in 4 Millennials Plan to Vote This Fall",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1787",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2014 4:59 AM CDT) It's not unheard of for naughty dogs to gulp down socks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut chowing down on 43 of them is probably the record. A Great Dane in Portland, Ore., brought to an animal hospital with what an X-ray found was a lot of foreign material in his stomach had 43 socks pulled out of him over nearly two hours of surgery, along with an extra half of a sock, reports the Oregonian. The owners of the 3-year-old dog had told the hospital he had been retching and had mysteriously lost his appetite. The dog, who made a full recovery, was brought to the DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital in February, but the sock-gobbling only became public when the hospital submitted the X-ray for an industry award, reports the Los Angeles Times. Despite the amazing number of socks consumed, the dog only came in third in the They Ate WHAT? contest at Veterinary Practice News, behind a frog that munched 30 ornamental rocks and a pointer that swallowed a shish kebab skewer.",
        "Caption": "Great Dane Guzzles 43 Socks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1788",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2014 6:39 PM) The sign said 20 items or less, so 77-year-old William Golladay started counting. When the shopper ahead of him placed 22 items on the belt, police say Golladay wigged out on the 65-year-old man, reports NBC Miami. He yelled, he got in his face, and, finally, he jammed his own shopping cart into the man's elbow, say police in Florida's Charlotte County. (The victim was in a motorized scooter.) Walmart managers escorted Golladay from the store, but he returned with both fists raised, says the police report cited by the Smoking Gun. Managers again intervened, the police arrived, and Golladay now faces felony charges of battery on a person 65 or older who just happens to be 12 years his junior.",
        "Caption": "Shopper, 77, Charged With Express Lane Assault",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1789",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2010 11:44 AM CDT) The Senate has unanimously confirmed Gen. David Petraeus as the next commander of the Afghanistan war. The vote was 99-0. Petraeus replaces Gen. Stanley McChrystal, whose career spanned three decades before ending in disgrace because of inflammatory remarks he and his aides made to Rolling Stone magazine. Petraeus spent much of yesterday's congressional hearing telling lawmakers that he's already working to improve the rocky relations between military and civilian commanders.",
        "Caption": "Senate Confirms Petraeus (99-0)",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1790",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2009 3:21 AM CDT) An explosion at an illegal coal mine killed 35 miners in central China's Henan province today and left another 44 men trapped, the government said. The mine's owners have been placed under police surveillance and the company's bank accounts have been frozen after an initial investigation found that the mine was undergoing an overhaul and had not been allowed by the Pingdingshan city government to resume production, Xinhua reports.",
        "Caption": "Chinese Mine Explosion Kills 35",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1791",
        "News Article": "(Jul 1, 2015 11:44 AM CDT) The death toll has skyrocketed to 141 after an Indonesian military transport plane slammed into houses and a hotel in Medan yesterday. Though it initially wasn't clear how many people were on board the C-130B Hercules, officials now say it was carrying 122 passengers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding maybe five to eight children, an official tells the Guardian\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 12 crew, meaning several were killed on the ground. Not all those on board were military personnel or relatives, who can fly with special permission. A woman tells Reuters her brother, a civilian, bought a ticket for the flight from Medan to the Riau Islands. The air force chief says no one should have been asked to pay. What we fear is that there may be certain people offering to take passengers on board without permission, that is what we are investigating, he says. Meanwhile, Indonesian President Joko Widodo has called for a thorough investigation after smoke was seen billowing from the plane before the crash. He also promises an evaluation of the age of planes and defense systems in the country, adding, Hopefully, we can stay away from disasters. Vice President Jusuf Kalla tells the Jakarta Post the plane was an old aircraft, already 50 years, but it was about to undergo a retrofit. It was built in the US in 1964. This incident shows us that we must renew our aircraft and our military equipment, adds a lawmaker and member of the parliamentary commission for defense. As parliament we will support giving more funding to the military so that they can upgrade. The Aviation Safety Network notes 10 fatal plane crashes over the last decade have involved Indonesian military or police aircraft.",
        "Caption": "Indonesia Crash Toll Hits 141; Plane Was Ancient",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1792",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2015 12:40 PM) At least 24 people are dead\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding one child\u00e2\u20ac\u201dafter a fire tore through the maternity and neonatal intensive care unit of a hospital in Saudi Arabia early Thursday, Reuters reports. The fire\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich one witness says spread through the hospital in only minutes\u00e2\u20ac\u201doccurred in the city of Jazan, one of the poorest areas in the country. We could hear the women screaming, the BBC quotes one witness, who says an electrical fault caused the fire. An official investigation into the cause is still ongoing, the New York Times reports. According to Al Arabiya, more than 120 people were injured in the fire. The hospital's emergency doors were locked with chains following the fire, and the hospital has been hit with safety violations in the past, Al Arabiya reports. What happened in this hospital was a crime of murder, the brother of one victim says. This hospital was not equipped at all to deal with a fire. A Saudi health official disputed those claims, saying that many people had been able to escape easily from the blaze because the doors were open and safety equipment was in place. Following the fire, a number of people posted complaints about the area's infrastructure to social media, according to the BBC.",
        "Caption": "Fire in Saudi Maternity Ward Kills at Least 24",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1793",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2011 1:55 PM CDT) Bank of America customers beware: Your debit card is about to get a lot more expensive. The bank intends to start charging many customers $5 a month if they use their debit cards, in what the company says is an effort to offset new federal regulations limiting the fees it can charge merchants accepting the cards. The economics of offering a debit card have changed, a bank spokesperson tells Bloomberg. The Dodd-Frank Act caps the swipe fees debit card issuers can charge merchants at 21 to 24 cents, starting Oct. 1. The formula previously used averaged 44 cents per transaction, and the change could skim $8 billion off the biggest US banks' annual revenue. Bank of America said the change won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t affect ATM rates, and will not hit premium accounts or cards tied to its Merrill Lynch wing.",
        "Caption": "Bank of America to Charge Debit Users $5 a Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1794",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2009 2:38 PM CDT) Indian automaker Tata has 203,000 domestic orders for the Nano\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s cheapest car\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich will start delivery in July, Bloomberg reports. The first editions of the $2,500 vehicle will go out to just 100,000 eager buyers, who will be chosen by lottery and must put about $1,900 down. The groundswell of enthusiasm will net the company $501 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 17% of India\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s auto market for the fiscal year ending in March.",
        "Caption": "With 203K Orders, Nano Grabs 17% of Indian Market",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1795",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2015 3:50 PM) A New York landlord says he rented out a three-bedroom apartment to two men\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand they turned it into a 10-bedroom apartment and started renting out the rooms on Airbnb. The kicker: So far, he hasn't been able to evict the two official tenants, Burak Firik and Dogan Kimilli, WPIX reports. Landlord Eddie Shiew owns a three-story Queens home, and the person renting out the first floor alerted him to construction on the third floor. Shiew found that a construction crew had divided each bedroom into three bedrooms by putting up sheetrock. WPIX also investigated, and found people staying in the apartment who said they were paying $35 a night for a room after finding the property on Airbnb. Shiew brought in his own workmen to tear down the sheetrock dividers; he also changed the locks and told Firik and Kimilli to get out. But they went to court and got a court order against me, Shiew says. They said I illegally locked them out. The court agreed, ordering Shiew to let them back in. This time, instead of putting up sheetrock, the tenants allegedly used curtains as room dividers and continued to rent out rooms on Airbnb. Meanwhile, Shiew hired a lawyer and started eviction proceedings. He points out that the lease they signed bars them from making repairs or alterations, and his lawyer thinks the court will order them out within months. As Gothamist points out, Airbnb released anonymized data on their hosts last week to rebut allegations that many New York hosts are basically running illegal hostels, and said that just two Queens hosts had six or more listings on the site. Still, as Firik and Kimilli's case proves, it's exceedingly difficult to evict tenants running Airbnb hotels, adds the post. (Here's another Airbnb horror story.)",
        "Caption": "NYC Tenants Allegedly Turned 3-Bedroom Into 10-Bedroom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1796",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2014 11:32 AM CDT) Shannon Leah Fraser and friends visited a pond in the Australian bush last month to chill out after a bender, her partner Heath Cassady says, per the Courier-Mail. But the relaxing escape soon turned into a nightmare when the mother of three became separated from her mates. Cassady told police he last saw Fraser, 30, in a nearby gazebo but returned minutes later to find it empty, the Brisbane Times reports. Divers searched the swimming hole, officers combed the bush, and helicopters kept watch overhead, but Fraser was nowhere to be found\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil yesterday. She surprised a banana farmer at breakfast when she stumbled out of the bush, 35 pounds lighter than when she entered it and just 30 yards from where she was last seen, ABC News reports. She apparently followed colored markers left for her by search teams; an official noted that her location had gone out of what we could reasonably expect [of] a person who is lost in those circumstances. As for her condition, her whole body is scarred and peeling, Cassady tells the BBC, which reports Fraser survived on creek water, small fish, and insects. She'll undergo surgery today to have stones and splinters removed from her feet. She also has infected cuts and a sunburn so severe she sat in a creek for three days to soothe it, says her mother. Now that the ordeal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich she told family included being chased by a 6-foot freshwater crocodile\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis over, it looks like a wedding is on the way. ABC News reports Fraser proposed to Cassady just two days before she vanished. Over the course of 17 days, I could always feel it in my heart that she was alive, he says. There was no way she was gone.",
        "Caption": "Woman Chased by Croc During 17 Days Lost in Bush",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1797",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2012 12:04 PM) On Friday, Joyce Hardin Garrard found out her 9-year-old granddaughter Savannah Hardin had eaten a candy bar on the school bus, and allegedly punished her by making her run around the house, without stopping, for three hours. Savannah, who had a bladder condition that could have been aggravated by the candy, began having seizures and was rushed to the hospital, where she died Monday. Garrard and Savannah's stepmother, Jessica Mae Hardin, are charged with the girl's murder, MyFox Alabama reports. Hardin was considered the girl's primary caregiver because Savannah's father was working overseas for the government at the time; Hardin was charged along with the grandmother for not halting the punishment. Savannah, who weighed just 65 pounds, was found to be severely dehydrated with low sodium levels. The third-grader was caused to undergo physical exertion to the point in time where she just got dehydrated and her electrolyte levels got to the point where she couldn't survive life, the district attorney says. Hardin, 26, gave birth yesterday afternoon while sheriff's deputies guarded her.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 9, Dies After Forced 3-Hour Run",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1798",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2008 6:06 PM) A gunman opened fire in a packed lecture hall at Northern Illinois University today, killing five students before fatally shooting himself, the Chicago Tribune reports. Another 16 people were wounded. Witnesses say the gunman, clad in black, entered the lecture hall without speaking and opened fire. He had a shotgun and two handguns. Police identified him only as a former grad student with no apparent criminal history. We were sitting in the fourth row and the guy came in from behind where the professor was speaking, a witness told NBC5 Chicago. He had a black beany, like a long black trench coat, and a shotgun, and he just walked in and just started shooting at people randomly. One victim was a graduate student, and the rest were undergraduates.",
        "Caption": "College Shooter Kills 5, Self",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1799",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2013 5:34 PM) It's hard to fathom, but a Chicago woman has managed to get herself arrested 396 times in the last 35 years, reports NBC Chicago. This week, 52-year-old Shermain Miles got released from jail to a residential home for ex-cons, and she told the Sun-Times she is determined to avoid yet another return trip by staying away from old haunts and bad influences. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m really not that bad a person, she says. It was the alcohol I was drinking that turned me into a monster. Her offenses range from minor ones such as disorderly conduct to scarier ones such as an assault on a local alderman two years ago. Hopefully, she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s seen the light and is tired of being incarcerated, says the chair of the state's Parole Review Board.",
        "Caption": "After 396 Arrests, She Promises to Avoid No. 397",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1800",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2012 11:58 AM CDT) The Federal Reserve is extending a program intended to further lower long-term interest rates, noting hiring has weakened, consumer spending is rising more slowly, and the economy needs more support. The Fed will continue Operation Twist through the end of the year, it announced today. The Fed has been selling $400 billion in short-term Treasurys since September and buying longer-term Treasurys. It says it will shift another $267 billion through December. The Fed's goal is to spur more borrowing, spending, and growth. But extending Operation Twist might not provide much benefit. Long-term US rates have already touched record lows. Businesses and consumers who aren't borrowing now might not do so if rates slipped slightly more. Fed officials are also reiterating their plan to keep short-term rates at record lows until at least late 2014.",
        "Caption": "Fed Pumps $267B More Into 'Operation Twist'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1801",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2012 8:22 AM CDT) In a 5-1 preliminary vote, a school committee for a Massachusetts town has approved providing free condoms to students ages 12 and older. The service, which requires a second vote for final approval, would provide the condoms through Springfield school nurses and clinics. Those given the contraceptives would receive counseling in abstinence and how to use the condoms safely. Parents would be allowed to opt out of the service for their children, the Republican reports. We can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stick our heads in the sand any more, said the committee's vice-chair.",
        "Caption": "School Backs Free Condoms for Kids 12 and Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1802",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2014 11:37 AM CDT) Steven Pratt, the man accused of beating his mother to death less than two days after being released from prison for another murder, admitted to the crime yesterday at his arraignment in New Jersey. The 45-year-old wept, and despite the judge advising him not to speak without an attorney present, he said, I don't want a trial. I'm guilty. ... I have failed. ... I have no lawyer. I have nobody. When his bail was set at $1 million, he said it doesn't matter, the Philadelphia Daily News reports. Pratt's uncle, the brother of Pratt's mother, said Gwendolyn Pratt was excited when her son was released Friday and took him to IHOP after picking him up at Bayside State Prison. She also threw him a welcome-home party at her house in Atlantic City that night, but on Sunday morning, police were called to the house to find the 64-year-old dead. Pratt had served 30 years for shooting and killing a neighbor in 1984. The Press of Atlantic City notes that a few months ago, Pratt reportedly passed on an offer to go to a halfway house where he could ready himself for his release.",
        "Caption": "Man Admits to Killing Mom 2 Days After Leaving Prison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1803",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2011 1:31 PM) A new analysis by the Pew Research Center shows a widening age gap when it comes to wealth: In 2009, a typical household headed by an adult aged 65 or older had 47 times more net wealth than its counterpart headed by someone younger than 35. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a median of $170,494 versus $3,662. In 1984, that gap was $120,457 versus $11,521\u00e2\u20ac\u201da 10-to-one ratio\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut between 1984 and 2009, wealth was rising for households headed by older adults while falling for households headed by younger adults. Though an age gap is to be expected, since wealth typically increases as people age, this gap is the largest in the 25 years the government has collected these data. Why? The housing bubble is a big reason\u00e2\u20ac\u201das home equity has increased for many older households that bought before the bubble, it has decreased for many younger ones that bought during its height. Rising college loan debt is another factor, as is employment: Younger people have been entering the labor market later in life, while older people have simultaneously continued to work until later in life. Click for the full report, or check out another reason now is a terrible time to be a young man.",
        "Caption": "Older Americans Have 47 Times More Wealth Than the Young",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1804",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2011 11:40 AM) About 11% of Congress might be taking Occupy Wall Street\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s anti-1% rhetoric personally. At least 58 lawmakers have a net worth north of $9 million, putting them in the top 1% of all Americans by wealth, according to a USA Today analysis of financial disclosure forms. The actual figure is a bit murky, however, as lawmakers only report their assets in broad ranges, and don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t need to disclose their property values. What\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not murky: Congress is overwhelmingly well-to-do, with 250 millionaires and a median net worth of $891,506, almost nine times that of the average American household. The vast majority of members of Congress are doing very well, says a Center for Responsive Politics member. Overall Republicans have more 1%-ers in the House (24) than Democrats (10), while in the Senate, Democrats edge Republicans 13 to 10. Darrell Issa is the wealthiest lawmaker with an estimated $448.1 million.",
        "Caption": "At Least 58 Lawmakers Among Top 1%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1805",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2015 5:08 PM CDT) Michael O'Neil was speeding down an Illinois freeway at 82mph on Sept. 27 when he was pulled over by a state trooper, who\u00e2\u20ac\u201dundeterred by O'Neil's 60-year-old father having a heart attack in the passenger seat\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhanded Michael a $1,500 ticket, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. Michael says he originally thought the trooper was going to provide an escort to the hospital. Instead, his father William had to stand on the freeway until an ambulance showed up to take him. William tells the Sun-Times the trooper kept questioning him, telling him he didn't look like he was having a heart attack. The next day, William had surgery to clear a blocked artery. Now William is furious. The Sun-Times reports he filed a complaint with the Illinois State Police only to have them tell him the trooper was in the right. If that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the attitude in general, we all have a problem, he says. A police spokesperson tells the Sun-Times anyone having a medical emergency needs to call an ambulance in the first place. The chances of causing a crash increase significantly during self-transport, because motorists tend to drive erratically and speed excessively during medical emergencies, he says. To add insult to injury, Michael was speeding in 60mph zone but was fined more for speeding in a 55mph zone because the old sign hadn't been changed in the month since the speed limit was raised.",
        "Caption": "Son Gets $1.5K Ticket Rushing Dad to Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1806",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2013 10:13 AM CDT) Today's oddest factoid: There may be 7 billion humans on the planet, but by 2019 a species of tiny plastic people will outnumber even us: Lego figurines. Randall Munroe, the physics grad behind the webcomic xkcd, has compared Lego production forecasts with human population predictions to determine that by 2019, there will be nearly 8 billion tiny, yellow people around\u00e2\u20ac\u201dup from 4 billion in 2006\u00e2\u20ac\u201da number that will outstrip the human population. It's all the more impressive considering Lego figurines have only been on sale since 1978, the Daily Mail reports.(Click to see why some of those Lego people may appear angry.",
        "Caption": "Lego People to Outnumber Real People by 2019",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1807",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2009 12:46 PM CDT) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac expect to pay roughly $210 million in retention bonuses over the next 18 months, reports the Wall Street Journal. Some 7,600 employees are slated to get bonuses, in some cases totaling as much as $1.5 million, in a program that has drawn sharp criticism in Washington. Federal Housing Finance Agency director James Lockhart told Charles Grassley about the payments in a letter made available to the Journal. Barney Frank has called on Lockhart to end the payouts, saying he was very skeptical about rewarding the failed GSEs' staffs. But Lockhart defended the bonuses, $51 million of which have already been paid. It is not realistic to expect that experienced and highly skilled employees will indefinitely continue to work as hard as they have if we do not provide reasonable incentives, he wrote.",
        "Caption": "Fannie, Freddie to Pay $210M in Bonuses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1808",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2009 3:11 PM CDT) Stock indices hit highs for 2009 today, alleviating fears that September would bring a major correction after the summer's rally, the Wall Street Journal reports. Energy stocks led the S&P 500, while the Dow Jones Transportation Average\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconsidered a general indicator of national economic sentiment\u00e2\u20ac\u201drose 2.35%. Procter & Gamble rose 4.1% after announcing cost-cutting measures. The Dow gained 80.26 points to close at 9,627.48. The Nasdaq added 23.63, settling at 2,084.02, and the S&P 500 rose 10.77, closing at 1,044.14.",
        "Caption": "Dow Climbs 80 as Stocks Hit 2009 Highs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1809",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2009 3:18 AM CDT) Mexican police have found the shot and mutilated bodies of 11 men in a stolen van with Arizona plates near the US border, Reuters reports. The arms and legs of most of the bodies had been hacked off. Threatening messages believed to be from a drug cartel were left with the corpses. Police believe the same drug gang shot at a police station with heavy-caliber weapons the previous day.",
        "Caption": "11 Mutilated Bodies Found in Arizona Van in Mexico",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1810",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2014 3:46 AM) A 10-year-old Pennsylvania boy who accidentally shot himself in the face with his father's handgun is still alive thanks to two police officers who arrived minutes after a 911 call. The boy was lifeless at the time we arrived, the chief of police in Darby Township tells CBS. One officer drove, one officer performed CPR in the back of the car. They got him to the nearest trauma center ... and he actually was revived. The boy, who found the .357 magnum in his father's car, shot himself in the jaw and I believe the exit wound was actually on the back of his head, the chief says. Police say the boy and his sister were in the car waiting for their father to finish work late Saturday night when the boy found the handgun; their mother had reportedly dropped them off. After he was revived at the local hospital, he was airlifted to Children\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Hospital of Philadelphia in extremely critical condition; his condition is now listed as stable but guarded. The police chief says there's no sign of foul play, but interviews are still being conducted and there is a chance charges could be filed, reports the Delco Times. (A 4-year-old Ohio boy recently accidentally shot his 3-year-old sister.)",
        "Caption": "Cops Save Boy, 10, Who Shot Self in Face",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1811",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2014 4:05 PM CDT) In 1990, Han Tak Lee was convicted of murdering his daughter. Now, almost a quarter-century later, a judge says the 79-year-old's conviction rested on a scientific inaccuracy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the former New York businessman is finally out of prison, the AP reports. According to a review of his case finished in June, much of what was presented to Lee's jury as science is now conceded to be little more than superstition. But Lee, who was initially sentenced to life without parole, the Morning Call notes, is not entirely out of the woods: Prosecutors say that there's more evidence against him, and they're likely to appeal. Prosecutors have 120 days to make their decision. For his part, Lee holds that a fire in the Pocono Mountains which resulted in his daughter's death was an accident, the AP notes. But investigators decades ago believed the fire was arson due to its intensity, which was once thought to indicate that an accelerant was used. Other features left in wood and windows after the fire were also seen as evidence of arson, but this is no longer considered accurate. The case is one of many facing renewed attention due to changes in the way arson is identified.",
        "Caption": "24 Years Later, Science Overturns Arson Conviction",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1812",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2012 1:31 PM CDT) A 33-year-old mother shot and killed her four kids, ages 12 to 17, before killing herself as police closed in on her home today, reports MSNBC. Police say they don't have a motive, but they say Tonya Thomas sent a text to a friend about 3am declaring that she wanted to be cremated with her children. The friend didn't see it in time, notes CNN. The shooting apparently started about 5am. The gunfire woke up a neighbor, who opened his door to find three of Thomas' children there, apparently fleeing. Thomas called them home, they obeyed, and she shot them. She was very calm, said a police spokesman. She called them back and they walked back to the house. The neighbor called 911, and police arrived to find Pebbles Johnson, 17, fatally wounded on her front lawn, reports AP. When the SWAT team arrived, police heard more shots inside and found Thomas, along with Joel, 12; Jazlin, 13; and Jaxs, 15. The latter child was due to appear in juvenile court today over some kind of domestic violence charge, but it wasn't clear whether that played any role in the shootings, notes WKMG of Orlando. The shootings took place in Port St. John, Brevard County.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Florida Mom Kills Her 4 Kids, Herself",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1813",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2015 3:26 PM CDT) An ISIS provocateur writing in a propaganda magazine for the group declares that the first lady is worth about $40, reports the Daily Beast. The piece by a supposedly female writer defends the Islamic State's practice of trafficking in human slaves and predicts slave markets will come to pass in the West. And who knows, maybe Michelle Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s price won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even exceed a third of a dinar, and a third of a dinar is too much for her! The author also calls out the West for hypocrisy for criticizing the taking of slave girls during battle while allowing prostitution. She lives by selling her honor, within the sight and hearing of the deviant scholars from whom we don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t hear even a faint sound.",
        "Caption": "ISIS Pegs First Lady's Worth at $40",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1814",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2010 3:15 PM) Stocks have ended a rocky 2010 quietly. The major indexes were little changed and trading volume was at one of its lowest levels of the year as many traders took the day off. Despite investors' concerns about the US and world economy, the S&P 500 and the Dow both rose about 14% for the year, including dividends. The Nasdaq, meanwhile, rose about 18% for the year after dividends. At today's close, the Dow rose 8 points to 11,578. The S&P 500 fell less than a point to 1,258, and the Nasdaq composite fell 10 to 2,653. The Dow finished the year at its highest level since August 2008, before the height of the financial crisis. The S&P had its best December gain since 1991. Not that things were smooth all year. Remember the flash crash of May?",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 8, Ends Year at Highest Mark Since '08",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1815",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2019 6:31 PM CDT) Two more states on Tuesday confirmed deaths related to vaping, bringing the total number of such deaths in the United States to 16. The Virginia and New Jersey deaths were both adults, and were the first deaths in each state from lung injuries associated with vaping. The CDC said last week it is aware of 805 confirmed and probable cases of vaping-related illness in 46 states and the US Virgin Islands, CNN reports. Officials still have not identified the cause.",
        "Caption": "With 2 More Vaping-Related Deaths, US Toll Is at 16",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1816",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2016 6:21 AM CDT) She was born Rita Rizzo in Canton, Ohio, but she became better known to millions around the world as Mother Angelica, a Franciscan nun who founded the giant media empire known as the Eternal Word Television Network. On Sunday, the EWTN announced that Mother Angelica had died at age 92 from complications of a stroke. As the Washington Post notes, she earned the nickname the Zinging Nun during her long media career for going after others in the church she accused of straying from strict traditions. And as nearly every obituary points out, she founded her network in 1981 on a shoestring budget from the garage of a monastery in Alabama. Today, it boasts of beaming into 264 million households around the world, reports CNNMoney. Mother Angelica is the only woman in the history of television to found and lead a cable network for 20 years, said Raymond Arroyo of ETWN. The New York Times, meanwhile, digs up this line from a 1995 profile in Time: Mother Angelica is an improbable superstar of religious broadcasting and arguably the most influential Roman Catholic woman in America. About two years before that profile, she famously criticized the casting of a woman as Jesus in a play at World Youth Day, complaining, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m so tired of you, liberal church in America. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re sick. And she once had to apologize on air after accusing Cardinal Roger Mahoney of Los Angeles of heresy over proposed changes to the sacrament of communion, though the apology was so defiant, it was largely seen as a victory for Mother Angelica in attempts to rein her in, notes the Post.",
        "Caption": "Zinging Nun' Mother Angelica Dead at 92",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1817",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2010 11:13 AM) Sepp Blatter will probably think a bit longer before he speaks next time: The FIFA president is being criticized for an ill-advised joke he made while discussing the World Cup in Qatar. Blatter was asked about the potential problems inherent in hosting the competition in the Middle East for the first time: Islam prohibits drinking alcohol in public, and homosexuality is illegal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmaking public displays of affection another potential issue. Blatter jokingly offered gay fans this advice, I would say they should refrain from any sexual activities, the Telegraph reports. He did, however, continue, We are definitely living in a world of freedom and I'm sure when the World Cup will be in Qatar in 2022, there will be no problems \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I think there shall not be any discrimination against any human beings be it on this side or that side, be it left, right, or whatever.",
        "Caption": "FIFA President Sepp Blatter Slammed Over Gay Joke While Discussing World Cup 2022 in Qatar",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1818",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2016 6:14 AM) Some of us send unfortunate texts after a few glasses of wine. Some European businessmen instead spend $1.08 million on a photo of a potato. Potato #345 from celebrity photographer Kevin Abosch is just that: a portrait of an organic Irish potato against a black background. But a businessman who spotted the image at Abosch's Paris home last year was apparently transfixed. We had two glasses of wine and he said, 'I really like that,' Abosch tells the Sunday Times, per the BBC. Two more glasses of wine and he said, 'I really want that.' We set the price two weeks later. The deal, which is only now being reported, was the biggest of Abosch's career, CNN reports. If the price is confirmed, Potato #345 would be the 15th most expensive photo ever sold. And the 64-inch square photo, snapped in 2010, isn't even the only one out there, per Mashable. Another copy of Potato #345 was sold earlier and a third was donated to a museum in Serbia. What's so great about this dirty potato? The 46-year-old Irishman says it was simply delivered to him along with other organic vegetables. Generally, the life of a harvested potato is violent and taken for granted. I use the potato as a proxy for the ontological study of the human experience, says Abosch, who's also photographed Johnny Depp, Steven Spielberg, and Malala Yousafzai. I see commonalities between humans and potatoes that speak to our relationship as individuals within a collective species. (This photo might be the priciest in history.)",
        "Caption": "Someone Paid $1M for Photo of a Potato",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1819",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2015 12:33 PM) CNN has released the lineup for its debate Tuesday night in Sin City, and it's good news for two Republicans aspiring to sit in the Oval Office. Chris Christie, who failed to qualify for the main stage at Fox Business' debate last month, will make a return to it amid burgeoning polls. And Rand Paul will get to stay on the main stage, amid slipping polls and some concern that he wouldn't meet CNN's criteria (candidates had poll at either an average 4% in Iowa or New Hampshire, or 3.5% nationally); Paul saved himself with a Fox News poll out of Iowa on Sunday morning. That makes the prime-time lineup: Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, Christie, John Kasich, and Paul. Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, Lindsey Graham, and George Pataki will take the early debate. (One Iowa poll just gave Cruz some really good news.",
        "Caption": "CNN's GOP Debate Lineup: Good News for 2 Candidates",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1820",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2016 12:13 PM CDT) Norway is banning the sale of gas-powered cars starting in 2025, Quartz reports. Maybe. While Electrek cites a Dutch newspaper claiming all four of Norway's political parties have signed off on the ban, only the two left-leaning parties have confirmed it. According to Gizmodo, the ban is not completely finalized but appears imminent. Regardless, noted electric car-maker Elon Musk is already celebrating. What an amazingly awesome country, the Tesla founder tweets. You guys rock!! If the ban does indeed happen, Norway would become the first country in the world to only allow the sale of electric vehicles. If a country is going to switch to all-electric, it makes sense for Norway to be the one to do it. CNBC reports only 150,000 cars or so were sold in Norway last year. That's one of the smallest amounts in Europe. And 24% of cars sold in Norway are electric already, the highest percentage in the world. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s less of a leap for Norway than any other country, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s still a big step, Electek states. Ironically, Norway is also one of the biggest exporters of oil in the world. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s essentially financing the entire country on the sales of oil while telling its own citizens they can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t buy cars that use gas, according to Gizmodo.",
        "Caption": "Norway Probably Banning Sale of Gas-Powered Cars by 2025",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1821",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2012 8:18 AM CDT) A tsunami warning has been issued for segments of Indonesia and the Philippines, after a powerful earthquake struck off the latter country, reports CNN. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology is urging residents near the coast to seek higher ground in the wake of the 7.6-magnitude quake, Reuters reports. The US Geological Survey says the quake was 20 miles deep. The quake was initially pegged as a 7.9, and came with a broader tsunami warning that included Japan, Taiwan, and the Pacific Islands. Most of those warnings have now been lifted, though Japan's Meteorological Agency has issued a tsunami advisory for several coastal areas, predicting a 1.6-foot-high wave. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has likewise said that Hawaii could experience non-destructive sea level changes.",
        "Caption": "7.6 Quake Strikes Off Philippines",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1822",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2009 1:16 PM CDT) AIG paid bonuses of $1 million or more to each of 73 employees, including 11 who no longer work for the company, said New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. He subpoenaed information from AIG yesterday saying he wanted to determine whether the payments constitute fraud under state law. In a letter to Barney Frank of the House Committee on Financial Services, Cuomo asked the panel to take up the issue at a hearing scheduled for tomorrow. AIG contracts written last March guaranteed employees 100 percent of their 2007 bonus amounts for 2008, despite obvious signs that 2008 performance would be disastrous in comparison to the year before, Cuomo said. The company and some federal regulators have said it was obligated by contract to make the payments. Cuomo said the bonuses might have been fraudulent if AIG officials knew the company couldn't afford them.",
        "Caption": "73 AIG Execs Got $1M Bonuses: Cuomo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1823",
        "News Article": "(Nov 18, 2014 3:26 PM) When Jeremy Gutsche signed up for a WiFi plan on a Singapore Airlines flight, he knew he was getting 30 megabytes for $28.99 and would be responsible for any additional data he used. What he apparently did not know was that by checking email and uploading a PowerPoint document, as the Wall Street Journal puts it, he would end up viewing 155 pages ... and getting charged $1,171. The airline talked to OnAir, the Switzerland-based WiFi provider, on Gutsche's behalf, but the Canadian CEO is out of luck: He has to pay the whole bill. I wish I could blame an addiction to Netflix or some intellectual documentary that made me $1200 smarter, he writes on his blog. However, the Singapore Airlines internet was painfully slow, so videos would be impossible and that means I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get any smarter \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 except about how to charge a lot of money for stuff. I did learn that. OnAir says its fee schedule is entirely transparent, and that customers can see how much data they've consumed. (A group of diners in New Jersey were recently shocked by the bill for their $3,750 bottle of decent wine.)",
        "Caption": "Guy Racks Up $1.2K In-Flight WiFi Bill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1824",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2015 11:28 AM) Five suicide bomb attacks today hit in or near the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, killing at least 54 people and wounding 143. Four of the blasts occurred over four hours in locations from a busy fish market to a crowded bus station, said Police Commissioner Clement Adoda. The fifth explosion from a car bomb at a military checkpoint 50 miles outside the city wounded a soldier and two members of a civilian self-defense unit. The bomber apparently wanted to reach Maiduguri. In the deadliest blast, 18 people died when a suicide bomber blew himself up in a tricycle taxi at the entrance to the bustling Baga fish market, police said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks, but they bear the hallmarks of the Boko Haram extremist group. Maiduguri is the birthplace of Boko Haram, and the extremists have made it the target for many bombings since they were driven from their base there after a military state of emergency was declared in May 2013. Boko Haram has increased suicide bombings and village attacks in recent weeks as forces from Nigeria and Chad have driven the insurgents from a score of towns along Nigeria's border with Cameroon.",
        "Caption": "5 Separate Suicide Attacks Kill 54, Injure 143 in Nigeria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1825",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2009 1:31 PM CDT) Madonna may be sending her moving van(s) to the Upper East Side of Manhattan rather than Malawi, reports the New York Post. The singer is plunking down $40 million for a Georgian-style townhouse. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s $5 million less than the asking price, but hardly a bargain; no residence in the area has ever sold for $20 million, let alone $30 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor ever will again, says one broker. The residence may also suffer from its close proximity to the subway. But the style of the house apparently made it irresistible for the Material Girl. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s trying to re-create London in New York City, said one source, and this is in the style of a London townhouse. Madonna has also asked designers to build a residence on a plot of land she owns in Malawi, in the hope of adopting another child there.",
        "Caption": "Madonna Drops $40M on NYC Townhouse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1826",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2012 9:00 AM CDT) For the second time in a week, a boat crowded with asylum seekers sank off Christmas Island\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut this time, at least 130 of the estimated 150 on board have been rescued, the AP reports. In Thursday's capsizing, which happened in the same area\u00e2\u20ac\u201da popular destination for refugees hoping to make it to Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u201d110 of the 200 passengers were rescued, the BBC adds. The two tragedies prompted Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to once again consider a deal with Malaysia that would end its deadlock on asylum seekers, Reuters reports. Under the deal, favored by the ruling Labor Party and meant to deter human smuggling, Australia would send 800 newly arrived refugees to Malaysia to be processed and have their claims investigated. In return, over a period of four years, Australia would receive 4,000 asylum seekers who are recognized by the UN as genuine refugees. But the opposing Liberal Party rejects that plan, and instead calls for an immigration detention center on the Pacific island nation of Nauru to be reopened for refugees who arrive by boat. One body from today's disaster has been recovered so far.",
        "Caption": "130 Saved in Another Christmas Island Sinking",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1827",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2018 9:35 AM CDT) To those who seek to exploit the convenience of online shopping through fraud, remember this case. That's the message from a chief prosecutor in Indiana who helped send three people to prison for a scheme that defrauded Amazon of $1.2 million. US Attorney Josh Minkler says married couple Erin and Leah Finan stole more than 2,700 electronics items from Amazon, including Apple MacBooks, Samsung smartwatches, and GoPro cameras, by demanding free replacements for products they wrongly claimed as faulty. The 38-year-olds used hundreds of false identities to order and pick up items at locations across the state, netting $750,000 between 2014 and 2016, reports USA Today. Danijel Glumac benefited, too. Police say the 29-year-old accomplice made $500,000 selling the stolen goods for a profit to a buyer in New York. The buyer then raised prices again before offering the products for sale to the public, including on Amazon, per MarketWatch. Consumer fraud not only unjustly enriches the perpetrator, it causes all of us to pay higher retail prices, Minkler said Monday in announcing sentences for the accused, all three of whom accepted guilty pleas and must pay $1.2 million in restitution. Glumac, of Indianapolis, was sentenced to two years in prison for money laundering and fencing stolen products. The Finans, from the Muncie-Anderson area, were sentenced to just under six years (71 months and 68 months, respectively) for federal mail fraud and money laundering, though prosecutors said they also considered that the pair had bounced checks, rented houses and cars without paying, and sold stolen sports equipment on Facebook, per a release.",
        "Caption": "In 2 Years, Trio Stole $1.2M From Amazon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1828",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2012 3:47 AM) In a sign that international sanctions must be biting hard, Iran has announced a plan to revitalize its energy sector\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith a pipeline to war-torn Syria. Semi-official news agency Fars says work on the 750-mile natural gas pipeline, which will pass through Iraq, has already begun, the AP reports. The $10 billion project will be finished by the second half of next year, Fars claims, noting the deal was apparently signed between Iran, Iraq, and Syria last July.",
        "Caption": "Iran Building $10B Pipeline to Syria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1829",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2011 10:34 AM) There was a time when celebrities could do super-embarrassing commercials overseas, rake in the dough, and never worry very much that the ads would find an American audience. Thanks to YouTube, that time no longer exists. The Telegraph rounds up 17 pretty spectacular foreign commercials starring everyone from Chuck Norris to Nicole Kidman. Watch a sampling in the gallery or click for the complete list. In the mood for cringeworthy American commercials? We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve got those, too.",
        "Caption": "17 Truly Terrible Celeb Ads From Abroad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1830",
        "News Article": "(Oct 11, 2015 7:59 AM CDT) For just the third time in 40 years, millions of Social Security recipients, disabled veterans, and federal retirees can expect no increase in benefits next year, unwelcome news for more than one-fifth of the nation's population. They can blame low gas prices. By law, the annual cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, is based on a government measure of inflation, which is being dragged down by lower prices at the pump. The government is scheduled to announce the COLA\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor lack of one\u00e2\u20ac\u201don Thursday, when it releases the Consumer Price Index for September. Inflation has been so low this year that economists say there is little chance the September numbers will produce a benefit increase for next year. Prices actually have dropped from a year ago, according to the inflation measure used for the COLA. It's a very high probability that it will be zero, says an economist. Other prices\u00e2\u20ac\u201dother than energy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwould have to jump. It would have to be a very sizable increase that would be visible, and I don't think that's happened. Congress enacted automatic increases for Social Security beneficiaries in 1975, when inflation was high and there was a lot of pressure to regularly raise benefits. Since, increases have averaged 4% a year. Only twice before, in 2010 and 2011, have there been no increases. COLA affects 70 million Americans. Medicare beneficiaries are also on the hook for a premium increase, including 2.8 million new beneficiaries, 1.6 million whose premiums aren't deducted from their Social Security payments, and 3.1 million people with higher incomes. Their premiums could jump by about $54 a month; more for those with higher incomes. All beneficiaries would see their Part B annual deductible for outpatient care jump by $76, to an estimated $223. The numbers for July and August show that, overall, consumer prices have fallen since last year. Fuel prices are down by 23% from a year ago, but prices for other goods and services, such as health care and housing, are up. They have a formula that they use that doesn't reflect the actual cost of living, complains one retiree. Just because the price of gas is going down, that doesn't mean anything.",
        "Caption": "Bad News for 1 in 5 Americans: No COLA Next Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1831",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2016 4:00 PM) A pre-dawn earthquake Monday rocked India's remote northeast region but there was no immediate word on casualties. India's Meteorological Department says the epicenter of the 6.7 magnitude earthquake was in Tamenglong region of Manipur state. It says the quake struck at a depth of about 10 miles in the India-Myanmar border region. The US Geological Survey says the depth was about 34 miles. People panicked and rushed out of their homes in Gauhati, the capital of Assam state. The Press Trust of India reports that there were no immediate reports of casualties. Other details were not immediately known.",
        "Caption": "6.7 Magnitude Quake Hits India",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1832",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2016 1:04 PM CDT) A 21-year-old Welsh woman says that, because she kissed a guy, her father shaved her head and locked her up, putting metal bars on her bedroom door and preventing her from using the phone and internet\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor even the bathroom, instead forcing her to urinate in a cup. Amina Al-Jeffery grew up in Wales and has dual British and Saudi Arabian citizenship, and says her father Mohammed Al-Jeffery, a 60-something academic, took her to Saudi Arabia four years ago, where he has kept her imprisoned and physically abused her, the Independent reports. Lawyers representing her are now in London asking a court to help her. It's not clear how they learned of her, though the BBC reports that she alerted the British Consulate in Jeddah to her situation. Her lawyers say it has been difficult to communicate with her. Her treatment has extended to depriving her of food and water, depriving her of toilet facilities, physical assault, and control of her ability to marry who she wishes and creating a situation in which she feels compelled to marry as a means of escape, one of her lawyers said, per the Telegraph. Mohammed Al-Jeffery disputes his daughter's claims; he says he took her to Saudi Arabia to save her life, and that he fear[s] she will go back to her old destructive lifestyle if she is returned to the UK. That lifestyle involved taking drugs, not focusing on her education, and going to clubs and spending time with older men, his lawyer says. Mohammed Al-Jeffery also says Amina shaved her own head. The judge is considering whether he has the power to make an order relating to someone living abroad, and suggested Amina request sanctuary at the British Consulate. (Police say an autistic woman was kept outdoors in a crate.)",
        "Caption": "Woman, 21: Dad Keeps Me Locked Up Because I 'Kissed a Guy'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1833",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2008 7:36 AM CDT) A Japanese man plowed his truck into Tokyo pedestrians before jumping out and stabbing them, killing at least 7 and wounding 10 more, the AP reports. Police nabbed a 25-year-old man in the attack, which occurred in the city\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s leading electronics district, a hotspot for young people. The suspect announced he had come to kill people, said a police spokesman. He said he was tired of life.",
        "Caption": "7 Killed in Tokyo Stabbing Spree",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1834",
        "News Article": "(Nov 14, 2011 8:13 AM) Warren Buffett typically shies away from tech companies, but not this year. In an interview on CNBC this morning, Buffett revealed that he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bought $10.7 billion worth of IBM stock since March, a purchase that had been kept confidential in Berkshire Hathaway\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s recent filings. The buy gives Berkshire a 5.5% stake in the company. It was something I should have spotted years earlier, he said. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve done all kinds of things right. Indeed, the stock has already risen 11% since Buffett bought it. Buffett also expressed worry about the European debt crisis, saying it wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t clear that it had the will or ability to do whatever it takes to right the ship. The housing market, on the other hand, doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t worry him, because new families will always need homes. Hormones still kick in, and we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll still form households.",
        "Caption": "Buffett Buys $10.7B in IBM",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1835",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2013 7:33 AM CDT) The Solar Impulse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe entirely solar-powered plane you have to be a little bit crazy to fly\u00e2\u20ac\u201disn't even close to finished with its ambitious cross-country odyssey, but it's already made history. The Impulse broke its own record for the longest solar-powered flight today when it landed safely in Dallas just after 2am, completing a 958-mile flight that began more than 18 hours earlier in Phoenix, NBC News reports. The previous record was 693 miles, set on the Impulse's Switzerland to Spain flight. Of course, you could drive significantly faster than that\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Impulse tops out at about 35mph\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the plane is designed to show the potential for solar flight. And besides, pilot Andre Borschberg has had worse, having previously set the record for the longest duration for a separate solar-powered flight, at more than 26 hours. You have to understand that the pilot needs to stay awake \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 without any autopilot, he tells the BBC. This leg was particularly challenging because of fairly strong winds at the landing.",
        "Caption": "Solar Plane Sets Distance Record in 18-Hour Flight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1836",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2016 12:16 AM CDT) Katie Ledecky came into the Rio Olympics facing enormous expectations. Some athletes might've buckled under the pressure. She seemed to thrive on it. The 19-year-old from suburban Washington capped off one of the greatest performances in Olympic history with her fourth gold medal and second world record, shattering her own mark in the 800-meter freestyle Friday night, the AP reports. Ledecky and Debbie Meyers are now the only female swimmers to sweep the three longest freestyle races. Meyers took the 200, 400, and 800 at Mexico City in 1968. Ledecky also followed fellow swimmers Amy Van Dyken and Missy Franklin as the only American women to win as many as four golds in a single Olympics. Along with her individual golds, Ledecky also topped the podium with the 4x200 relay. I'm just proud to be part of that history, says Ledecky, who broke down in tears on the medal stand, relishing her accomplishments and surely thinking about all the work she put in to make it there. The Olympics are the pinnacle of our sport and I have to wait another four years to have that moment and I just wanted to enjoy it, she says. The memories mean more than the medals to me.",
        "Caption": "Katie Ledecky Makes History With 4th Olympic Gold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1837",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2013 4:03 PM CDT) No self-respecting Hollywood star or tech mogul is going to live in a shack\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut what are the most expensive celebrity homes? Radar lists 20: Click for the complete list\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand pictures of the swanky abodes.",
        "Caption": "20 Stars With Crazy Expensive Homes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1838",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2016 1:16 PM CDT) Donald Trump had one of his most buzzworthy news conferences yet on Wednesday, fielding questions on Israel, immigration, and the recent police shooting deaths of two black men to Florida's algae problem. But the most colorful parts, per the Miami Herald, came when Trump tried to tie together Hillary Clinton's email issues, hacked DNC emails released Friday by WikiLeaks, and Russia, which the Clinton camp says was behind the DNC hack to bolster Trump (an assessment experts have said looks likely, per Politico). Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing, Trump said, posting a similar tweet a short time later. I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. When an NBC reporter prodded Trump on whether he was asking the US' one-time biggest foe to hack Clinton, Trump replied, That's up to the president before telling her to be quiet, per the New York Times. Some on Twitter asked if Trump's request\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich the Times called an extraordinary moment \u00e2\u20ac\u201damounted to treason, and reaction from Clinton's side was swift. This has to be the first time that a major presidential candidate has actively encouraged a foreign power to conduct espionage against his political opponent, adviser Jake Sullivan says. That's not hyperbole, those are just the facts. This has gone from being a matter of curiosity, and a matter of politics, to being a national security issue. VP nominee Mike Pence helped Trump double down, adding that Democrats are hyperfocusing on the source rather than the basic fact that they've been exposed as a party that rigs elections. Politico lists other Trump lines from the presser, including remarks about sleazeball and pervert Anthony Weiner, noting, I don't know who Putin is. He said one nice thing about me. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I never met Putin.",
        "Caption": "Trump Implores Russia: Find 30K Clinton Emails",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1839",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2020 9:00 AM CDT) Two women were struck by a car whose driver sped through a protest-related closure on a freeway in Seattle, authorities said early Saturday. A 24-year-old woman from Seattle suffered critical, life-threatening injuries, and a 32-year-old woman from Bellingham had serious injuries, Washington State Patrol Capt. Ron Mead said. The driver, a 27-year-old man from Seattle, was in custody, Mead said, adding that impairment wasn't considered a factor. Charges remain under investigation, as does the motive and point of entry onto the interstate, but Mead said the unnamed man faced multiple felony charges and was suspected to have come the wrong way on a ramp. Mead said troopers didn't know whether it was a targeted attack, per the AP. Protesters were on the freeway for more than an hour before the car drove around the blockade around 1:30am, Mead said.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 2 Seriously Hurt After Car Speeds Into Protesters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1840",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2016 3:00 PM) Police say three people were killed in a weather-related pileup involving more than 50 vehicles on Interstate 78 in central Pennsylvania, the AP reports. Trooper Justin Summa says an unknown number of critically injured patients were flown to six or seven hospitals and 70 more were transported by ambulance to other facilities. He says several buses of stranded passengers were taken to a warming shelter at a firehouse in the area. The crash happened about 9:45am Saturday. The pileup left tractor-trailers, box trucks, and cars tangled together across three lanes of traffic and into the snow-covered median. Trooper Adam Reed says investigators believe that passing snow squalls played a role in causing the crash. Drivers are being urged to use caution due to the drifting snow and extremely cold temperatures.",
        "Caption": "3 Killed, Scores Injured in 50-Car Pileup in Penn.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1841",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2010 1:40 AM CDT) Ads with images of marijuana leaves have been banned from Facebook but two of the site's movers and shakers have made hefty donations to the same cause backed by the ads. Co-founder Dustin Moskowitz has donated $50,000 to support legalizing marijuana in California, and Sean Parker, Facebook's first president, has kicked in $100,000, according to a spokeswoman for the Proposition 19 campaign. It's nice that a Facebook co-founder is donating to the 'Yes on 19' campaign, but Facebook itself is still afraid of a pot leaf, said a spokesman for Just Say Now, a pro-legalization group that had its ads removed. Facebook should drop its Reefer Madness hysteria and catch up to where its users\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand even its co-founder\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare, and stop censoring legalization ads, he told the Huffington Post.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Founders Donate $150K to Legal Pot Campaign",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1842",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2009 3:55 PM) NASA\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s twin rovers Spirit and Opportunity are celebrating their fifth birthdays on Mars after surviving more than 20 times their expected lifespan, Space.com reports. The two probes were each built for a 90-day trek across the Red Planet but have survived computer glitches and blistering weather conditions. These rovers are incredibly resilient, said a NASA project manager. The rovers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 yearly operating cost of $20 million is an extraordinary return of investment in challenging budgetary times, explained another official. The probes have traveled more than 13 miles, snapped 250,000 photographs, and beamed more than 36GB of data to Earth. And they're not done yet. We keep setting the bar higher for what these rovers can do, said a scientist.",
        "Caption": "Built for 90 Days, Mars Rovers Mark 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1843",
        "News Article": "(Dec 6, 2010 1:18 PM) With time running out in the lame-duck session, Democrats are working hard to push through some 100 environmental bills, Politico reports. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is calling on party leaders to compile a list of public lands and water measures Republicans won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t kill with a filibuster. On the list: Bills designed to protect the Chesapeake Bay, Lake Tahoe, and Great Lakes, among other places. The package could include some 72 public land bills OKed by the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, 12 from the Environment and Public Works Committee, and 13 from the Commerce Committee. But while several Republican senators have their names tied to individual bills, there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no way a giant omnibus like that would gain support among Republicans, said a rep for GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bills in there we would like to see passed, but not this way.",
        "Caption": "Senate Dems Push to Pass 100 Bills in One Go",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1844",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2008 5:55 PM CDT) Of the $109 million the Clintons pulled in the past seven years, Bill pulled in the lion\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s share: That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the news in tax files released today, Ben Smith reports on Politico. The long-awaited documents reveal that, with Bill bringing in $80 million from books and speeches, the couple paid $33 million in taxes and gave $10 million to charity. Smith wonders about approximately $18 million unaccounted for in a summary of the returns, and notes that Matt Drudge received early copies, proving it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s better to be feared than loved. Hillary is the first of the three presidential candidates to hint at 2007 earnings, the AP reports; a representative said the disclosure was matched by few in public service.",
        "Caption": "Clintons Made $109M Since 2000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1845",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2015 10:53 AM) If you're one of those people who doesn't like hearing Christmas music before Thanksgiving, you won't be pleased with weather news coming out of Chicago. Winter is arriving early in the form of a snowstorm in and around the city over the weekend, the Chicago Tribune reports. A National Weather Service winter storm warning (upgraded from an earlier winter storm watch) in effect from 9pm Friday to 3pm Saturday is predicting heavy snow for Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, and McHenry counties, with up to 8 inches in some areas; downtown Chicago is expected to receive closer to 2 to 5 inches. And it's not just Chicago will get dumped on by the storm named Bella, Weather.com reports. Storm warnings have been issued for northeast Nebraska, southeast South Dakota, and much of Iowa and southern Wisconsin. About 6 inches of snow in 12 hours, or 8 inches of snow over 24 hours, is expected to fall in the Upper Midwest. Blizzard conditions aren't expected, though Weather.com recommends leaving extra travel time or even canceling your trip if you were headed to one of these areas. (It begins\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthanks, El Nino.)",
        "Caption": "Chicago Area Braces for 8 Inches of Snow",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1846",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2008 7:18 AM CDT) JPMorgan Chase, battling $5.1 billion in subprime writeoffs and deteriorating consumer credit, reported first quarter profits fell 50%, reports the Wall Street Journal. CEO Jamie Dimon warned the outlook for the remainder of 2008 was likely as grim. Morgan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe 3rd-largest US bank\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsaid profits dropped to $2.37 billion, or 68 cents a share, down from $4.79 billion, or $1.34 a year earlier.",
        "Caption": "JPMorgan Q1 Profits Plunge 50% on $5.1B Writedowns",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1847",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2011 8:51 AM CDT) The prosecution witness who testified that Casey Anthony ran online searches for chloroform 84 times says he screwed up\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that prosecutors ignored him when he let them know. The prosecution used John Bradley\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s software to make its assertions about Anthony\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s search habits. But Bradley tells the New York Times that he redesigned the software in June, and discovered he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d been wrong\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe search had only been run once, and led only to a single site, which dealt with 19th-century chloroform use. Bradley says he immediately alerted police and prosecutors, and even gave them spreadsheets of the new data. Yet prosecutors never told the defense, and continued to refer to the 84-search figure in court. By law, prosecutors must reveal all potentially exculpatory evidence to the defense. If in fact this is true \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 it is more than shame on them. It is outrageous, says one of Anthony\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lawyers. This was a major part of their case.",
        "Caption": "Casey Anthony Trial: Prosecutors Hid Fact That She Searched Chloroform Once, Not 84 Times",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1848",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2009 8:02 AM) Carrie Prejean\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s ex-boytoy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe recipient of her so-called sex tape \u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays that she sent probably about 15, 20 graphic videos to him during their relationship, that she was over 18 at the time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that she asked him to lie and say that she was underage. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not the girl that she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s portraying herself to be, he tells TMZ. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve actually never met someone who lied so much. The two met on MySpace through a mutual friend, he says, and spent four days together in San Diego\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhelpfully, he provided the gossip site with pictures from that trip. He has absolutely no doubt whatsoever Prejean was of legal age when she sent the videos, saying she used to take them on her cell phone and call him immediately afterward to hear all about how great she looked.",
        "Caption": "Carrie Prejean Was Over 18 in Sex Tape: Ex",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1849",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2010 1:47 AM) Three months after Newsday erected a paywall around its revamped $4 million web site, only 35 people have paid the $5 a week needed to breach it. Publisher Terry Jiminez revealed the figure at a heated newsroom meeting last week, insiders tell the New York Observer. Jiminez stressed that most visitors already had free access to the site via either their newspaper or their cable subscriptions, adding: That's 35 more than I thought it would have been. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re the freebie newsletter that comes with your HBO, scoffed one staff member. Newsday, currently in the middle of a bitter pay dispute with staffers, lost $7 million in the first three quarters of last year, Jiminez told the meeting. The web site has been a highly unpopular project with reporters angered by cuts and disputes since Cablevision bought the daily last year. The view of the newsroom is that the web site sucks, one staff member said.",
        "Caption": "Newsday Web Subscribers: 35",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1850",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2008 2:08 AM CDT) G8 leaders are hailing an agreement to cut carbon emissions in half by 2050 as major progress in combating climate change\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut their failure to come up with concrete shorter-term goals is a major letdown, Bryan Walsh writes in Time. The agreement, so vague it doesn't even say which year is to be used as a starting point, is unlikely to spur the immediate changes needed to avert possible catastrophe. The fuzzy-minded statement is especially disappointing because China and India had signaled their readiness to act before 2020 in concert with developed nations, breaking a long-standing stalemate on who should cut emissions first, Walsh writes. The only strong signal the G8 declaration sends is that the world is still not ready to act, he complains.",
        "Caption": "Vague G8 Goals Deflate Green Hopes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1851",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2014 4:26 PM) While you people were warbling Auld Lang Syne and swilling bubbly, two East Coast women were busily birthing babies that were among the last of 2013\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the first of 2014, reports ABC. In Washington, DC, Yaleni Santos Tohalino gave birth to daughter Lorraine Yaleni at 11:58pm; son Brandon Ferdinando clocked in at 12:01am. Meanwhile, up in Toronto, Lindsay Salgueiro was not to be outdone: She gave birth to daughter Gabriela at 11:52pm, and just barely snuck Sophia over the wire at 12:00:38am. They kind of got that golden ticket. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve got different birthdays, says Salgueiro. They're going to be best friends for life.",
        "Caption": "Twins Born in 2013 and 2014",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1852",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2009 5:10 PM) Laura Pendergest-Holt, the chief investment officer for disgraced financier Robert Allen Stanford\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s firm, is being held on $300,000 bail, the Houston Chronicle reports. Her family is attempting to come up with the $30,000 cash necessary to free her. Holt spent last night in prison after being accused of lying to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Her lawyer was irate about the arrest. She even flew here to cooperate, he said.",
        "Caption": "Stanford Officer Held on $300K Bail",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1853",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2010 2:41 PM CDT) Amy Poehler gave birth to a son this morning, adding a second child to the Parks and Recreation star's family with fellow actor Will Arnett, People reports. Abel James Arnett came into the world weighing 7 lbs, 13 oz. Amy, Will, Abel and Archie are all healthy and resting comfortably, a rep for the family said.",
        "Caption": "Amy Poehler, Will Arnett Welcome 2nd Baby",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1854",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2012 1:08 PM CDT) US health officials say imported Italian ricotta cheese tainted with listeria bacteria is linked to 14 illnesses including at least one death. The ricotta salata cheese distributed by Forever Cheese Inc. of New York is linked to illnesses in 11 US states and the District of Columbia, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Forever Cheese issued a recall of one lot\u00e2\u20ac\u201d800 wheels of ricotta salata, or roughly 4,800 pounds\u00e2\u20ac\u201don Monday. A Forever Cheese rep said the recalled Frescolina brand ricotta salata cheese is from one batch manufactured in Italy's Puglia region, but would not name the Italian company that manufactured it. The Food and Drug Administration confirmed listeria was present in an uncut sample of cheese from that batch. Ricotta salata is a salty, white cheese made from pasteurized sheep's milk. It is not the same as soft ricotta cheese sold in tubs and used to make lasagna.",
        "Caption": "800 Wheels of Ricotta Cheese Recalled",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1855",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2009 3:10 PM CDT) Markets ended higher today after a dismal start, buoyed by an ascendant energy sector, the Wall Street Journal reports. The seesaw comes as no surprise to one strategist: This market is highly vulnerable to get pushed around right now. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a factor of light volume. The Dow, once down 50, finished up 61.22 at 9,279.16. The S&P 500 rose 6.79 to 996.46. And the Nasdaq tacked on 13.32, to 1,969.24.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 61 After Shaky Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1856",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2012 9:49 AM CDT) Alex Karras, who gained fame in the NFL as a fearsome defensive lineman and later as an actor, has died. He was 77. Karras' attorney said he died at home in Los Angeles today, surrounded by family. Karras had been suffering from dementia. He was among the more than 3,500 NFL players suing the league regarding the treatment of head injuries. Detroit drafted Karras, who grew up in Gary, Ind., 10th overall in 1958 out of Iowa and he was a four-time All-Pro defensive tackle over 12 seasons with the franchise. Karras may be even better known for his work as an actor. He portrayed an adoptive dad in the 1980s sitcom Webster, and punched a horse in the 1974 comedy classic Blazing Saddles.",
        "Caption": "Alex Karras, Actor, NFL Star, Dies at 77",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1857",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2012 10:57 AM CDT) Sad news in Hollywood marriages: Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are calling it quits after 30 years of marriage and 41 years together, TMZ reports. DeVito, 67, and Perlman, 64\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho is just one inch taller than DeVito at 5'1 \u00e2\u20ac\u201dmet in 1970 and have three children together. A rep confirmed the news. In happier news for celebrity unions, Jack Osbourne married Lisa Stelly yesterday, Us reports. The couple has a daughter, Pearl.",
        "Caption": "DeVito, Perlman Divorcing After 30 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1858",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2011 1:26 PM CDT) Janelle Harris's daughter is 12 years old, as tall as her mom, and old enough to borrow her clothes, shoes, and make-up. But she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll never be too big and bad to get smacked, Harris writes on The Stir. I have to remind Miss Preteen Thang every so often: You could wind up being in the friggin\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Guinness Book of World Records for rapidest growth spurt or tallest tween-ager. Doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t matter to me. If you get out of line, I will mount a chair, climb a step stool, or scale a ladder just to knock some sense into you. Sure, Harris has tried other forms of discipline, but sometimes restricting friends, Internet, and TV just isn't as effective as corporal punishment, she writes. When her daughter has clearly lost her doggone mind, she needs a swift pop to bring her back to her senses. Of course, there's always a discussion that goes along with the wrong side of my open palm, Harris writes; her daughter is never the recipient of excessive, haphazard slaps. As far as Harris is concerned, she'll only stop spanking her daughter when the punishment stops being effective. Click to read Harris's full piece, which includes the tale of a spanking she received in high school.",
        "Caption": "Why I Still 'Smack' My 12-Year-Old Daughter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1859",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2014 2:03 PM CDT) A New York woman is charged with stealing 800 LEGO sets worth almost $60,000 and trying to sell them on eBay. Gloria Haas, of Island Park, was arraigned yesterday on charges of grand larceny. Nassau County detectives say the 53-year-old woman lifted the toy sets from a storage facility in Island Rock and took them to anther storage facility in Rockville Centre.",
        "Caption": "Woman Stole $60K Worth of LEGO Sets: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1860",
        "News Article": "(Sep 10, 2010 2:36 PM CDT) The Pentagon plans to buy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand destroy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe entire first run of an Afghanistan war memoir that officials say contains classified information, the New York Times reports. Operation Dark Heart, by former Defense Intelligence Agency officer Anthony Shaffer, got approved by Army reviewers in January and sent to the presses. But when the DIA got wind of the book in July, it says it found more than 200 instances of the disclosure of classified material. Problem: 10,000 copies had already been printed, with some sent out to reviewers and online retailers. (The Times, in fact, bought a copy.) The Pentagon has already approved a new edition\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith redacted passages\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut is negotiating to buy the first 10,000 now sitting in a warehouse. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an awkward set of circumstances, says the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists. The government is going to make this book famous. (It's currently No. 4 on Amazon's best-seller list.)",
        "Caption": "Pentagon May Buy 10K Copies of Book to Protect Secrets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1861",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2019 3:33 AM CDT) Lightning usually strikes the tallest object in the area. Unfortunately for two giraffes at a Florida wildlife park, it was apparently them. Lion Country Safari in Loxahatchee says 10-year-old female Lily and Jioni, a 1-year-old male, were killed instantly by lightning during a storm early last month. The older giraffe was between 14 and 16 feet tall. The park says there are numerous shelters in the habitat that the giraffes can access during a storm if they choose to use them, but they can't force the animals into them. It's like a billion-to-one chance this happened to us and our poor giraffes, park spokeswoman Haley Passeser tells NBC. Authorities say they're not sure whether the two giraffes, who weren't related, were killed by single lightning strike or two separate strikes. The drive-through safari park has 16 remaining giraffes. We do try to provide them a lot of choice, Passeser says. If they don't choose to seek shelter, there isn't a lot we can do to encourage them to. The park, which has a lightning detection system, says it is reviewing safety procedures. The keepers and our whole team were understandably devastated by this sudden and tragic loss; out of respect for their mourning and the pending pathology results, we waited to share this information, the park said in a Facebook post. We continue to mourn our two incredibly lovely and charismatic (giraffes). (In 2010, a lightning strike killed a TV star giraffe in South Africa.)",
        "Caption": "Billion to One' Lightning Strike Kills 2 Giraffes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1862",
        "News Article": "(Aug 29, 2014 8:57 AM CDT) A Missouri man who says he was just trying to get to his mom's house and a woman who says she was waiting for a ride and a sundae at McDonald's with her teenage son are among the five plaintiffs who have filed a $40 million lawsuit against Ferguson and St. Louis County police alleging excessive force in the wake of the Michael Brown shooting, reports the AP. The suit filed yesterday charges cops with intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent supervision, and assault and battery and for treating local citizens as if they were war combatants, reports CNN. Tracey White says she was waiting for her husband to pick up her and her son, a high school junior, from McDonald's when police with rifles reportedly burst into the fast-food restaurant and arrested her because she wouldn't shut up, the suit says, according to the AP. Meanwhile, Dwayne Matthews Jr. says that his bus couldn't drop him off near his mom's house because of the protests and that he was confronted by eight cops as he was walking, shot with rubber bullets, face-slammed into concrete, pushed underwater to the point that he felt he was going to be drowned, and insulted with racial slurs. The police were completely out of control. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 It was virtually a police riot, says attorney Malik Shabazz, adding that other plaintiffs may join the suit. (In related news: Ray Albers, a local officer who allegedly threatened protesters on camera with a rifle, resigned yesterday, reports the AP.)",
        "Caption": "$40M Suit Claims Brutality by Cops in Ferguson",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1863",
        "News Article": "(Jan 7, 2010 3:24 PM) In a plan to boost NBC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s late-night ratings, Jay Leno would go back to his 11:35 time slot, while Conan O\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Brien, who replaced Leno last year, will move to 12:05. TMZ first reported the Leno development earlier today, with the New York Times clearing up O\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Brien\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s destination. We remain committed to keeping Conan O\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Brien on NBC, a source says, adding that O\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Brien\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s show will remain an hour long.",
        "Caption": "Leno Headed Back to 11:35; Conan to 12:05",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1864",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2016 11:17 AM CDT) Emojis recently became more diverse, but they're still lacking in representing women in the workforce. There's a flamenco dancer, a ballet dancer, and a princess, but that's about it, author Amy Butcher recently wrote in the New York Times. We are told we are the new generation of American women; no longer a minority, we are, in fact, the majority of breadwinners in American homes. And yet the best we can get is the flamenco. Feminine hygiene products maker Always also highlighted the issue in a viral video. Now, thanks to a team from Google, women may get more selection. The team has created 13 emojis of male and female farmers, chefs, doctors, scientists, and more and submitted them to the Unicode Consortium, which oversees emoji creation, reports BuzzFeed. The proposed emojis are actually created by combining existing icons, notes Gizmodo. To get the female scientist emoji, for example, you'd pair the woman and microscope emojis, while a woman and a fried egg would make a female chef. We believe we can have a larger positive impact by adding 13 new emoji that depict women across a representative sample of professions, the Google team writes in the proposal, per the Verge. We believe this will empower young women (the heaviest emoji users), and better reflect the pivotal roles women play in the world. The team hopes to have the emojis available by the end of the year, and will likely meet that goal; one team member happens to be Unicode's co-founder and president.",
        "Caption": "13 New Emojis Aim to Empower Women",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1865",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2010 12:22 AM CDT) An Egyptian court has ruled that 11 Culture Ministry officials should spend the next 3 years under tighter lock and key than they kept a $50 million Van Gogh painting. The officials, who plan to appeal, were convicted of incompetence and gross negligence over the theft of Poppy Flowers from a Cairo museum in August, the BBC reports. The painting was cut out of its frame and stolen in broad daylight. An investigation found that none of the museum's alarms and only seven of 43 security cameras were working. Officials testified that they had known about security problems but hadn't been given enough money to fix them. Some Egyptian officials believe the theft was an inside job, although nobody has been charged with theft and the painting hasn't been recovered.",
        "Caption": "11 Jailed Over Egypt Van Gogh Theft",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1866",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2015 7:55 AM) Police say a game of Nerf wars may be behind a crash that killed two teens and injured two others Friday in the Minneapolis, Minn., suburb of Lakeville, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Johnny Price, 18, and Jake Flynn, 17, both students at Lakeville South High School, died in the single-vehicle accident. Alexander Hughes, 17, who was driving the truck, was hospitalized in critical condition. A third passenger was hospitalized and released. Dakota County Sheriff Tim Leslie says a search of the vehicle Monday may turn up evidence that the teens were playing a game with toy Nerf guns when the truck veered off the road and went into a barrel roll. Police also will analyze data on the truck\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s computer in hopes of piecing together the accident's cause. The truck is just destroyed, Leslie says. It really, really took a tumble. Initial speculation that a second vehicle was involved in car-to-car Nerf wars was unfounded, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports; a witness to the accident saw only one vehicle. Leslie, per the Star Tribune, characterizes a Nerf war as an elaborate game in which captives are taken. There are two pages of rules, he says. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s money and a competition with a winner. A YouTube search for Nerf wars turns up several pages of videos featuring both children and adults. On Saturday, friends and teammates of Price and Flynn\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth athletes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgathered at the crash site, CBS Minnesota reports. They brought so much life to our school, says a classmate. (Earlier this year, an Iowa teen was killed while car surfing. )",
        "Caption": "Cops Think 2 Teens Died in 'Nerf Wars' Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1867",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2009 5:11 PM) When the new year rolls around, the US population will be 308,400,408, give or take a Gosselin. The Census Bureau released the projection today, noting a jump of 2.6 million, or about 1%, over last year. The population is growing by 1 person every 14 seconds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's 1 birth every 8 seconds, 1 death every 12 seconds, and one new immigrant every 37 seconds, reports Bloomberg. A new decennial survey starts in March.",
        "Caption": "US Population Hits 308M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1868",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2009 3:17 AM CDT) Michael Jackson was so emaciated that he weighed just 112 pounds when he died, reports the Sun. The coroner found nothing in the singer's stomach but pills, and his body was riddled with needle marks, presumably from narcotics injections. The battered star also bared the scars of endless plastic surgeries and wore a wig over remaining peach fuzz on his head, said a witness. People will be horrified when they realize the appalling state he was in, said a source. Jackson expressed concerns recently that his weight and frail health could not withstand his planned 50-concert tour, reports the Daily Mail. He was under the impression that he had signed on for just 10 concerts, but even that seemed to be an impossible feat. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not working out, Jackson was quoted by a source as saying. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m better off dead. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have anywhere left to turn. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m done.",
        "Caption": "Ravaged Jackson Weighed Just 112 Lbs.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1869",
        "News Article": "(Nov 27, 2009 7:31 AM) We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve found the Governator\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s weakness: paying taxes. Arnold Schwarzenegger owes Uncle Sam $79,064 in back taxes for 2004 and 2005, according to documents filed in LA County Superior Court. Those would be the first two full years of Schwarzenegger\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rule over California. TMZ checked with the LA County Recorder\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Office, and confirmed that the lien is still active. Maybe he hasn't got the money; lord knows it's not easy balancing a budget.",
        "Caption": "Schwarzenegger Owes $79K in Taxes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1870",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2014 5:01 PM) Some of the nation's largest food companies have cut daily calorie counts by an average of 78 per person, a new study says, more than four times the amount the industry pledged to slash by next year. The study sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation found that between 2007 and 2012, the estimated total cut in food product calories from a group of 16 major food companies was in the range of 6.4 trillion. Seventy-eight calories would be about the same as an average cookie or a medium apple, and the federal government estimates an average daily diet at around 2,000 calories. The study said the calories cut averaged out to 78 calories per day for the entire US population. The 2010 pledge taken by the companies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding General Mills, Campbell Soup, ConAgra Foods, Kraft Foods, Kellogg, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Hershey\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas to cut 1 trillion calories by 2012 and 1.5 trillion calories by 2015. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation signed on to hold the companies accountable, and that group hired researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to painstakingly count the calories in almost every single packaged item in the grocery store. To meet the commitment, the companies took a variety of approaches. Coca-Cola, for instance, said it had introduced more than 100 no-calorie and low-calorie beverages in the last seven years and had introduced mini-cans of many of its products. Kraft said it had changed recipes to lower sugars in Capri Sun juice drinks and Kraft barbecue sauce.",
        "Caption": "Food Companies Sell 6.4T Fewer Calories Than in 2007",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1871",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2010 1:24 PM CDT) The New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to intentionally vomiting on fellow Phillies fans will serve 30 to 90 days in jail. Matthew Clemmens' sentence for assault, disorderly conduct, and harassment also includes 50 hours of community service, and the judge suggested at today's sentencing hearing that he spend that time cleaning ballpark bathrooms, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. Clemmens must also pay Michael Vangelo and his family $315 to reimburse them for their tickets to the game at which he unloaded on them, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "Ballpark Puker Sentenced to 30 to 90 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1872",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2008 3:26 PM CDT) After a midday lull, stocks plummeted again late today as traders adjusted to the failure of Lehman Brothers and the acquisition of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America, Bloomberg reports. Lehman\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s stock alone was down 94.9%. The Dow fell 504.48 to 10,917.51. The S&P 500 lost 59.01, its biggest drop since the 2001 terror attacks, closing at 1,192.69; the Nasdaq fell 81.36 to 2,179.91. Fear is in charge, one exec said. This blows another hole in the banking system's ability to extend credit. Surviving big investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley each fell around 12% in anticipation of their quarterly reports, due this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth are expected to report $1-2 billion writedowns but stay in the black. AIG plummeted 57.9% as New York Gov. David Paterson announced the insurer would be able to tap its own subsidiaries for a needed $20 billion loan.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Ugly Day Down 504",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1873",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2014 9:02 AM) When you've had the bestselling vehicle in the US for 32 years, why change the formula? To make it even better, Ford argues. That's why the company's 2015 F-150, which will appear at dealerships next month, will have a body made almost entirely out of aluminum rather than steel. Customers' biggest concern about pickup trucks is their gas mileage, executive chairman Bill Ford tells the New York Times. With the aluminum version some 700 pounds lighter than previous models, the F-150 will see its mileage improve by 5% to 15%, Ford says. Aluminum is as strong as steel, the AP reports, though it's a little pricier. The base model will now cost an additional $395, making it $26,615. And right now, gas prices are around their lowest in four years. But even with gas at $3 a gallon, fuel economy is still very important to people, says Bill Ford. The 2014 F-150 gets about 19 miles per gallon, the Times notes; the official figures for the 2015 model haven't yet been revealed. In other improvements, the new model can tow 1,100 pounds more than its predecessors, while it hauls up to 530 pounds more, the Detroit News reports. The first one came off the assembly line yesterday. Is this a risk? Yes, says Bill Ford. But it's a risk worth taking.",
        "Caption": "Ford's First Radical F-150 Just Rolled Off the Line",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1874",
        "News Article": "(Feb 12, 2015 1:59 PM) Markus Kaarma, the Montana man police say laid a trap and killed a German exchange student trespassing in it, was sentenced today to 70 years in prison in the death of 17-year-old Diren Dede. Kaarma won't be eligible for parole for at least 20 years, reports the AP. The 30-year-old had used a Castle Doctrine defense\u00e2\u20ac\u201dholding that a man's home is his castle and he has the right to defend it, similar to Stand Your Ground laws\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut was convicted in December. His girlfriend testified that Kaarma was the single-most misunderstood person I have ever met, and that he is not a violent person. He didn't want to kill anyone. He only wanted to make sure he and myself and son were alive at the end. Diren's parents traveled from Germany for the trial and sentencing. Said his father today: It is justice. I am not happy. My son is dead.",
        "Caption": "Man Gets 70 Years for Killing Exchange Student",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1875",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2009 7:10 AM) The venerable Bank of England cut interest rates today by 50 basis points, trimming them to 1.5%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtheir lowest since the bank's founding in the 17th century. Investors had expected the move, although business organizations had pressed for a 100-point cut. Yesterday, Britain's finance minister admitted that the recession was far from through \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that earlier predictions of a 1.25% GDP\u00c2 contraction this year were too optimistic.",
        "Caption": "UK Slashes Interest Rates to All-Time Low of 1.5%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1876",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2008 3:36 PM) Stocks fell today as oil futures declined, the jobs picture remained grim, and two of the Detroit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Big Three announced production stops due to lack of funds, MarketWatch reports. The imminent expiration of options and futures contracts also bedeviled the markets, and the Dow closed down 219.35 at 8,604.99. The Nasdaq fell 26.94 to close at 1,552.37, and the S&P 500 19.14 to 885.28. Oil futures for January delivery, which also expire this week, plunged $3.84 to 4-year lows, at $36.67 a barrel, as traders anticipated continued falls in demand. The selloff was also stoked by traders who must unload their contracts rather than take possession of the actual oil. Chevron and Exxon fell 4.93% and 5.01%, respectively, exerting downward drag on the Dow.",
        "Caption": "Oil Skids; Dow, Off 219, Follows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1877",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2015 3:07 PM CDT) The US stock market took investors on a stomach-churning ride today, as the Dow Jones industrial average briefly plunged more than 1,000 points and sent a shiver of fear from Wall Street to Main Street. Stocks regained much of that ground as the day wore on, with the Dow at -589, Nasdaq at -180, and the S&P 500 at -78 by closing time . But the slump\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpart of a global wave of selling triggered by the slowdown in China\u00e2\u20ac\u201dreflected uncertainty among investors over where to put their money when the world's second-largest economy is in a slide. What's a company that's doing business with China actually worth right now? When you're not sure, you tend to sell, says JJ Kinahan, TD Ameritrade's chief strategist. The Standard & Poor's 500 index also fell sharply shortly after the opening bell, entering correction territory\u00e2\u20ac\u201dWall Street jargon for a drop of 10% or more from a recent peak. The last market correction was nearly four years ago. US treasury securities surged as investors bought less risky assets. Oil prices fell. But investors also saw opportunity, moving fast and early to snap up some bargains. That helped trim some of the market's earlier losses. There is a lot of fear in the markets, says Bernard Aw, market strategist at IG. The sell-off triggered worries in corporate boardrooms, in government capitals, and among ordinary Americans young and old who have been saving for retirement or a down payment on a house.",
        "Caption": "Dow Plunges 589 on Wild Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1878",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2009 8:28 PM) NBC\u00c2 today made official what everyone expected: The network renewed 30 Rock and The Office for the 2009-10 TV\u00c2 season. The Biggest Loser also got picked up for another run, though the fates of fan favorites such as Heroes, Chuck, Lipstick Jungle, Friday Night Lights, and Life are on shakier ground. A network exec says Heroes is very secure, provided it thins out its story lines and gets back to the original spirit.",
        "Caption": "NBC Renews 30 Rock, The Office",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1879",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2013 1:00 AM CDT) Afghan officials say four girls were killed by a roadside bomb in the country's south on their way home after being sent out to fetch water. A rep for the Helmand governor says the girls, ages 10 to 12, were on their way home in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah when the bomb went off this morning. Violence this year has matched its worst levels in nearly 12 years of war. According to the most recent figures from the Interior Ministry, 180 civilians were killed across Afghanistan last month.",
        "Caption": "4 Girls Fetching Water Killed by Roadside Bomb",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1880",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2009 11:14 AM CDT) A pre-ordered upgrade to Microsoft\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Windows 7 operating system will cost US customers $49 or $99 from tomorrow until July 11, depending on version: Home premium or Professional, CNET reports. Also starting tomorrow, anyone who buys a new Vista PC will get a free upgrade to Windows 7 when it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s released in October, the AP adds. Full versions will sell for $199, $299, and $319 for Ultimate. Boxed upgrade versions will cost $119, $199, and $219\u00e2\u20ac\u201dprices are at or below those for Vista. The pre-release price is one that we have never even come close to in terms of an operating system release, said an executive. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve still got a business to run.",
        "Caption": "Microsoft's Windows 7 Prices Include Early-Bird Discount",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1881",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2010 6:00 PM CDT) A Montana resident believed to be the world's oldest man celebrated his 114th birthday today at a retirement home in Great Falls. Walter Breuning was born on Sept. 21, 1896, in Melrose, Minnesota, and moved to Montana in 1918, where he worked as a clerk for the Great Northern Railway for 50 years. Breuning inherited the distinction of being the world's oldest man in July 2009 when Briton Henry Allingham died at age 113. The Guinness organization and the Gerontology Research Group each have verified Breuning as the world's oldest man and the fourth-oldest person. Three women were born earlier in the same year as Breuning. His wife, Agnes, a railroad telegraph operator from Butte, died in 1957. The couple had no children.",
        "Caption": "World's Oldest Man Turns 114",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1882",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2009 10:27 AM) The man who inspired Dustin Hoffman's character in the movie Rain Man died Saturday of a heart attack at age 58. Kim Peek's life was thrust into the spotlight after meeting screenwriter Barry Morrow, who used Peek as the inspiration for Dustin Hoffman's Oscar-winning character. After the 1988 film became a hit, Peek spent the next 21 years demonstrating his mental abilities to more than 64 million people around the world, the Salt Lake Tribune reports. Peek, who was able to retain nearly 98% of what read, heard, and watched (the average person holds on to about 45%), could read and memorize books as a 16-month-old and had committed as many as 9,000 books to memory. Peek, who was also a musical genius and was studied by NASA, was inseparable from his father, Fran, and the two worked to promote equal educational opportunities for the disabled.",
        "Caption": "Real-Life Rain Man Dead at 58",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1883",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2008 7:56 AM CDT) Citigroup reported a first-quarter loss of $5.1 billion today, posting another $14 billion in writedowns as a result of the credit crunch and loan defaults, the Wall Street Journal reports. The loss of $1.02 a share exceeded analysts' estimates and marks the second straight quarterly loss for the nation's biggest bank. It plans 9,000 layoffs next quarter.",
        "Caption": "Citigroup Posts $5B Loss, Will Cut 9,000K Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1884",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2015 8:51 AM) When Kate Matrosova's husband dropped her off at the base of New Hampshire's Mount Adams before dawn Sunday, he arranged to pick her up in a different part of the White Mountains, after she had traversed several summits, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports. But the 32-year-old credit trader\u00e2\u20ac\u201dborn in Siberia before coming to the US and settling down in NYC\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnever made it home, the New York Post reports. She set off her own emergency beacon Sunday afternoon, but rescuers were pushed back by subzero weather and 100mph winds. Her body was finally recovered between Mount Madison and Mount Adams yesterday morning by rescuers battling winds so strong that gusts were actually blowing guys off their feet, NH Fish and Game Lt. Wayne Saunders tells the Union Leader. Matrosova reportedly died of exposure. Matrosova was an avid outdoors enthusiast based on what appears to be her Facebook page, notes the New York Daily News, with postings related to paintball, whitewater rafting, and rock climbing. Besides the perilous weather, her personal locator beacon wasn't able to give an accurate location for her, WMUR notes. Unfortunately, a lot of the coordinates that we received over the night [were] all over the place within a mile circumference, another NH Fish and Game rep tells WMUR. If you are [going to] hike in this type of weather, you need to be in a more sheltered area, not up on an open exposed ridgeline. There's just no room for error in a place like that. Saunders tells the Union Leader, however, that Matrosova was dressed properly for her mountain trek and if it had been a nice day she would have been fine.",
        "Caption": "Hiker in NH Dies in 100mph Winds, Subzero Temps",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1885",
        "News Article": "(Sep 24, 2015 1:17 AM CDT) A determined 5-year-old girl managed to hand-deliver a plea for help to Pope Francis as his procession passed through Washington. After Sophie Cruz slipped past a barricade, Francis waved away security and had her brought to him, the New York Times reports. They embraced and she handed him a letter asking him to help her Mexican immigrant parents stay in the country. Sophie, a US citizen, was part of a church group from Los Angeles, BuzzFeed reports. She also gave Francis a T-shirt reading, in Spanish, Papa Rescue DAPA, referring to President Obama's stalled plan for deferred deportation. Sophie recited the letter from memory to the Guardian. I want to tell you that my heart is sad and I would like to ask you to speak with the president and the Congress in legalizing my parents, because every day I am scared that one day they will take them away from me, she said. I believe I have the right to live with my parents. I have the right to be happy. All immigrants just like my dad help feed this country. They deserve to live with dignity. They deserve to live with respect. They deserve an immigration reform. (Francis later carried out a controversial canonization of an 18th-century missionary.)",
        "Caption": "Girl, 5, Slips Past Security With Message for Pope",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1886",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2009 8:23 AM CDT) Medical bills were a factor in 62% of American personal bankruptcies in 2007, marking a 50% rise over 6 years, a study found. Some three-quarters of these families couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stay afloat despite having health insurance, Reuters reports. Most medical debtors were well-educated, owned homes, and had middle-class occupations, the Harvard and Ohio University researchers said.",
        "Caption": "Medical Bills Linked to 62% of Bankruptcies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1887",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2019 7:17 AM) He's already sued the TV station that fired him for uttering a racial slur on the air in January; now a meteorologist has filed a lawsuit against the city of Rochester, NY, and its mayor. Per the Democrat and Chronicle, Jeremy Kappell is suing the city and Mayor Lovely Warren, claiming Warren's public condemnation and pressure on WHEC in the hours after the Jan. 4 broadcast led to the station canning him two days later. Kappell hasn't wavered from his insistence that what he said on air was an unintentional linguistic error from speaking too quickly and that WHEC fired him prior to conducting any real investigation into the situation. He also says in his suit that Warren publicly said Kappell's use of the racial term was intentional and that the defendants have caused him great pain and anguish, marred his reputation, and hurt his career. Because of [Warren's] actions, my family and I have suffered greatly these past many months and unfortunately she has taken zero responsibility and has shown no willingness to move towards a resolution. She left us with no other option, Kappell writes about the suit on his blog. A lawyer for the city issued a statement to WROC that said Kappell's allegations are contradictory to the sworn statements made by Jeremy in my office on May 14, 2019 and that he was fired before the mayor and the City Council president issued any public statement regarding his racial slur. The Democrat and Chronicle notes that Kappell was reportedly fired two days after the broadcast, with a statement from Warren put out that evening. The next hearing in Kappell's suit against WHEC will take place in December, per WHAM. (MLK's daughter and Al Roker both thought Kappell's firing was too harsh.)",
        "Caption": "Weatherman Fired for Racial Slur Files 2nd Suit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1888",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2016 2:51 PM CDT) Mike Huckabee played Eye of the Tiger at a rally last year while he was running for president, and the move cost him $25,000, CNNMoney reports. Huckabee, who played the Survivor song at a rally for anti-gay-marriage Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis, didn't get permission from the band and didn't pay for the rights, so Rude Music (the company owned by the Survivor guitarist who co-wrote the song) sued Huckabee's campaign for copyright infringement. The suit was settled out of court. The confidential settlement was discovered because Huckabee listed the $25,000 legal settlement [for] copyright infringement as a campaign expense on federal election records. Half of it was paid in May, listed as an itemized disbursement. That and the other half, listed as debts and obligations, appear on a June 20 filing. Before settling, Huckabee argued in courts that the rally was a religious event, thus allowing him to play the song under fair use rules. But, since Huckabee claimed the rally as an expense for his campaign, that idea didn't hold up.",
        "Caption": "Eye of the Tiger' Cost Huckabee $25K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1889",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2012 7:41 AM CDT) When US inspectors looked at four border police bases in Afghanistan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfunded by the US at a cost of almost $19 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey found most of the facilities on three of those bases had either been abandoned or weren't being used as intended, the Wall Street Journal reports. The report from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a US government watchdog agency, uncovered numerous examples of poor construction work: One base has no water supply, a second is experiencing sewage overflow, some are missing drainpipes, others have leaking fuel lines or broken doors. One even includes a well house being used as \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 a chicken coop. The US Army Corps of Engineers says it is working on fixing the issues. The report also finds that the US plan to fund hundreds of millions of dollars worth of infrastructure projects in the country is extremely behind schedule\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that some of the ambitious plans may actually hurt the country, the Washington Post adds. The report raises concerns about the 2014 withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan and questions whether local forces are prepared to take over security duties\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand whether this new infrastructure can be successfully maintained by a country with limited resources. The Post digs into a $220 million electricity project in Kandahar that it cites as a prime example.",
        "Caption": "Afghan Police Bases US Built for $19M Sit Empty",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1890",
        "News Article": "(Dec 23, 2010 3:41 AM) Two top Pakistani police officials have been arrested in connection with the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto. She was killed three years ago by a 15-year-old suicide bomber as she campaigned for reelection after an eight-year exile. No one believes this boy acted alone, a recent United Nations report concluded. A range of government officials failed profoundly in their efforts first to protect Ms. Bhutto, and to investigate with vigor all those responsible for her murder. Saud Aziz\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpolice chief of the region where Bhutto was killed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Khurram Shehza, the head of Bhutto's security team, have been accused of security breaches, covering up evidence by hosing down the crime scene, and failing to conduct a postmortem examination on Bhutto. The men were busted yesterday and have been denied bail, CNN reports.",
        "Caption": "2 Top Cops Busted in Benazir Bhutto Assassination",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1891",
        "News Article": "(Nov 28, 2010 4:57 PM) European Union nations agreed today to give $113 billion in bailout loans to Ireland to help it weather the cost of its massive banking crisis, and sketched out new rules for future emergencies in an effort to restore faith in the euro currency. The rescue deal, approved by finance ministers at an emergency meeting in Brussels, means two of the eurozone's 16 nations have now come to depend on foreign help and underscores Europe's struggle to contain its spreading debt crisis. In Dublin, Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said his country will take $13.2 billion immediately to boost the capital reserves of its state-backed banks, whose bad loans were picked up by the Irish government but have become too much to handle. Another $33.1 billion will remain in reserve, earmarked for the banks. The rest of the loans will be used to cover Ireland's deficits for the coming four years.",
        "Caption": "EU Agrees to $113B Ireland Bailout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1892",
        "News Article": "(Jan 18, 2012 10:22 AM) Seven people have been charged in an insider trading scheme that netted more than $61.8 million in illegal profits based on trades of a single stock, prosecutors announced today. Two New York hedge fund executives and a Massachusetts man were among four charged in a criminal complaint in federal court in Manhattan. Anthony Chiasson was among those charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud and securities fraud. He surrendered to the FBI this morning. He's a co-founder of former hedge fund group Level Global Investors LP. Jon Horvath was arrested at his New York City home. He's an employee of Sigma Capital Management, an affiliate of hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors in Manhattan. Also arrested was Todd Newman in Needham, Mass.",
        "Caption": "Feds Nab 7 in $61.8M Stock Fraud Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1893",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2012 8:34 AM CDT) It's baby No. 2 for Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr., and this time it's a little boy. The couple is thrilled to announce that they welcomed a baby son into the world this past week in LA, Gellar's rep tells Us. Gellar, 35, and Prinze, 36, already have a daughter, 3-year-old Charlotte Grace. This time around, mother and baby are doing great, the rep says. And Charlotte is VERY excited to be a big sister.",
        "Caption": "Gellar, Prinze Welcome 2nd Baby",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1894",
        "News Article": "(Jan 14, 2016 1:28 PM) On a day when everyone and their mother will be cataloging the biggest Oscar snubs of the year, Aisha Harris at Slate argues there's one that truly matters. What\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s really troubling is that the Academy missed out on a chance to do something it hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t done in more than 50 years and has really only done once: honor a film with a black protagonist that is not about the Black Struggle. She's writing about Creed, which was almost entirely ignored by the Academy when the nominations were announced Thursday. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s frustrating because the movie is entertaining, exciting, terrifically directed and acted\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand if an overindulgent, hollow frontier film [The Revenant] can get nominated, Creed most certainly deserves to be there, too. The only nomination secured by Creed, which has a black star and black writer\/director, was for its white co-star. In the five decades since Lilies of the Field\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstarring Sidney Poitier as a drifter who helps some German nuns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas nominated for best picture, Harris has a hard time thinking of any other films with a black protagonist that were so honored\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunless they were about racial oppression. Most such films are about black people in relation to white people, while their nominations hinge on how they make white people feel\u00e2\u20ac\u201dguilty, sad, better about their own perceived views on race. Harris says this is indicative of the Academy's love affair with black history at the expense of black present. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve long tired of Hollywood\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s vision of the struggle as the only marketable narrative for black folks. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 The Academy doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know it yet, but Creed is clear proof: A story can be emotionally rich, powerful, and undeniably black\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven if it doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t center on injustice. Read the full piece here.",
        "Caption": "The Oscars Snubbed Creed\u00e2\u20ac\u201d and Failed to Break a 50-Year Trend",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1895",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2009 6:39 AM) Blossom Dearie, whose career as a jazz and cabaret singer spanned six decades, died peacefully in her sleep at her Greenwich village apartment over the weekend. She was 82. Dearie continued performing until 2006, and her last public appearance was at the now-defunct Danny's Skylight Room, reports the New York Times. Her playful style influenced generations of jazz singers. Born Marguerite Blossom Dearie in East Durham, NY, in 1926, she was a classically trained pianist who became fascinated by jazz and Big Band music in her teens. She sang with the Woody Herman and Alvino Rey bands before embarking on the solo career that would make her a jazz legend. Several of her her albums are cult classics.",
        "Caption": "Jazz Great Dearie Dead at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1896",
        "News Article": "(Apr 19, 2012 2:06 PM CDT) Etan Patz disappeared way back in 1979, but the NYPD and FBI think they might find him at last. Authorities today swarmed a SoHo basement that they believe contains the boy's remains. The building is just 200 feet from the one Patz lived in, reports NBC 4 New York, and it's connected to a handyman who had contact with Patz just before his disappearance. Cadaver dogs have already caught a scent inside. Authorities say they intend to remove some drywall that wasn't there in 1979, and dig through the basement's brick walls in their search. We're hoping that there will be real results, an FBI spokesman said. This little boy disappeared in 1979, and here we are in 2012 still hopeful that we can bring closure to the investigation. Patz's case was huge news back in 1979, prompting Ronald Reagan to name May 25 National Missing Child Day. The case was reopened in 2010.",
        "Caption": "NYPD Resumes Search for Boy Missing 33 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1897",
        "News Article": "(Feb 28, 2016 7:45 AM) A man in western India fatally stabbed 14 members of his family, including seven children, early Sunday before hanging himself, police said. Hasnain Warekar, 35, went on his overnight killing spree following a Saturday evening family gathering at his home, said Gajanan Laxman Kabdule, a police rep in the city of Thane, located outside of Mumbai. Warekar's extended family\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree sisters, their children, and his parents\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere among those who apparently had gotten together for dinner, Kabdule said. Warekar's wife and two young daughters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe youngest was three months old, notes the BBC\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere also among those killed. The only survivor of the attack was a wounded sister, the officer said, adding that she was in a hospital and in a state of shock. He used a big knife. He killed his parents, his sisters and his sisters' children. He slit their throats, Kabdule told the BBC. Kabdule said that it appeared that Warekar began his stabbing spree between 1am and 2am, after everyone had gone to bed; some reports indicate that he laced the dinner with sedatives. The victims' bodies were discovered early Sunday. Kabdule said the reason for the killings was not immediately clear. The Press Trust of India news agency reported that a family dispute over property was behind the attacks. The bodies were sent to a Thane hospital for autopsies.",
        "Caption": "Lone Survivor as Man Kills 14 in Family, Hangs Self",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1898",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2008 5:40 PM) Drug-maker Eli Lilly could pay more than $1 billion to state and federal authorities to settle an investigation into how the company marketed an antipsychotic drug, the New York Times reports. In 2000-03, Lilly pushed doctors to prescribe Zyprexa as a treatment for age-related dementia\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough the drug is approved to treat only schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. The settlement would be the largest ever for a breach of the laws governing the promotion of drugs, the Times reports. Lilly refuses to confirm that the company is considering the payout. We have no intention of sharing those discussions with the news media and it would be speculative and irresponsible for anyone to do so, a statement reads.",
        "Caption": "Eli Lilly Could Pay $1B Settlement",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1899",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2012 6:34 AM) They'd been tipped off by the DEA, but Los Angeles cops weren't expecting the drug bust to be this big: Police seized $100 million worth of PCP in various locations, reports the Los Angeles Times. That translates to 130 gallons, an amount I can't even get my head around, said one expert. Police also picked up nearly $400,000 in cash and enough chemicals to make another 500 gallons. Two suspects were arrested at a local UPS store, their apparent shipping method of choice to destinations around the country.",
        "Caption": "LA Cops Make Huge Drug Bust: $100M of PCP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1900",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2015 8:40 AM CDT) When Abigail Kingston became engaged to Jason Curtis, she did not have to wonder about what she'd wear on her wedding day. The dress she had in mind has been passed down through five generations in her family, starting with her great-great grandmother Mary Lowry Warren, who wore it when she wed on Dec. 11, 1895, in Buffalo, New York. In the 120 years since, it has been worn by nine other brides in her family, making so many trips that Abigail and her mother Leslie, who wore the dress as bride number 6 in 1977, were afraid that it was simply beyond repair, reports the Lehigh Valley Express-Times. When the keeper of the dress (the mother of the last bride to wear it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat last wedding being in 1991) sent it to Kingston, it arrived filled with holes, with disintegrating sleeves and browned satin. Not only had the dress been dry cleaned just once, lace patched the wear from 10 brides of different sizes trying to make it fit. Abigail, who is tall and thin, turned to a bridal designer, who spent 200 hours restoring it to its spectacular original design, reports Jezebel, transforming the brown into a blush shade and painstakingly recreating the disappearing sleeves and their 80 hand-sewn pleats. Still, it is very, very fragile, says Abigail, so she'll slip it on after the ceremony to wear throughout the cocktail hour during her Oct. 17 wedding in Perkasie, Pennsylvania. Abigail will also wear her great grandmother's ring and a locket given to her grandmother by her grandfather. It's not just the dress that's been handed down, Leslie says. It's the love. A 12th bride is already asking about it. (This bride wore her baby.)",
        "Caption": "After 10 Brides, 11th to Wear 120-Year-Old Dress",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1901",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2013 11:05 AM CDT) Muriel Mickie Siebert, who started as a trainee on Wall Street and became the first woman to own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, died Saturday of complications of cancer at age 80. Her death was confirmed by Jane Macon, a director of Siebert Financial, which Siebert founded. Macon said Siebert was a fabulous woman, a trailblazer, and a pioneer who set a high standard for those who entered the financial world after her. She always pushed the doors open and kept them open for other people to follow. Siebert moved to New York at age 22, and started her career as a trainee at Bache & Co. earning $65 a week. She went on to become an industry specialist in airlines and aerospace and bought a seat on the New York Stock Exchange in 1967 after struggling with those who resisted her efforts to join. She established her investment firm the same year, taking a leave of absence in 1977 when she was appointed New York state's first woman banking superintendent. As bank failures became common, Siebert launched protective measures: She reorganized troubled banks, forced bank mergers, and convinced the federal government to advance millions of dollars to make the new mergers viable. Mickie was a pioneer and recognized as a leader throughout the financial services industry and beyond, says Siebert Financial's COO. Siebert, who lived in New York City, never married and did not have children.",
        "Caption": "NYSE's 1st Female Member Dies at 80",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1902",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2016 4:32 PM CDT) A 25-year-old Indian woman who went into labor Saturday despite being less than seven months pregnant feared she was about to relive the tragedy of delivering a stillborn baby that she went through two years ago, Stuff.co.nz reports. Instead, Manita Singh was surprised to deliver a set of very premature quintuplets. She was unaware she was carrying five babies because she and husband Mahesh were unable to afford an ultrasound. I am extremely grateful to God for blessing us with not one but five children, the Inquisitr quotes Mahesh as saying. I believe God has compensated the loss of the couple's first child, he adds. The couple has named the girls Jiya, Jjanv, Jyoti, Jigayasa, and Janya. A priest had advised them to start each name with the letter J, the Times of India reports. But it's not all good news for what doctors say are likely India's most premature quintuplets ever. The Times of India reports the babies weigh between 2.2. and 3.3 pounds each and are being kept in intensive care because of their low birth weights. Four of the babies are suffering from jaundice. One hospital executive warns the survival rate for such premature babies is abysmally low. If they survive, the quintuplets will receive financial support from the government. Manita and Mahesh live in a single room and have the equivalent of $7.50 in their bank account. Mahesh says he hopes his new children survive and that he can provide them with a wonderful life. (This woman was expecting triplets but gave birth to quadruplets.)",
        "Caption": "Woman Expecting One Baby Gives Birth to 5",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1903",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2011 12:05 PM CDT) Still climbing: DC motorists are now paying a shade over $4 per gallon at the pumps, joining five states\u00e2\u20ac\u201dAlaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, California, and Illinois\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere fuel prices have surpassed the $4 mark, reports AP. New York ($3.996) might join them next week. On the rise for 25 consecutive days, the national fuel average is $3.82 per gallon and steadily rising toward the record $4.11 of 2008 when oil hit $147 per barrel and the economy teetered. Hawaii has the most expensive gas in the country at $4.47 per gallon.",
        "Caption": "Gas Prices Hit $4 in DC, Five States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1904",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2011 2:53 AM) Dick King-Smith, the British children's author who created one of filmdom's favorite pigs, has died at the age of 88. The writer passed away peacefully at his long-time home in rural England, the Guardian reports. King-Smith, a World War II vet, spent 20 years as a farmer before turning to teaching and, in his 50s, writing. Most of his more than 100 books drew on his knowledge of farms and animals. His best-known work, The Sheep-Pig, was adapted into the 1995 hit movie Babe.",
        "Caption": "Babe Creator Dick King-Smith Dead at 88",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1905",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2015 7:25 AM CDT) It helps to have friends in high places to get you into low places\u00e2\u20ac\u201din this case, the fetid NYC sewer system. A worker for the city's Department of Environmental Protection and two fellow treasure-hunters were arrested on trespassing and other charges early Thursday after residents in a quiet section of Brooklyn, accustomed to the NYPD mantra of See something, say something to combat crime, saw something. That something was the three men allegedly prying a cover off a manhole around 9:30pm Wednesday, then two of the men disappearing down into the sewers, the New York Times reports. Their goal: to use metal detectors to find treasure people had flushed or lost down the drain, an NYPD spokesman tells Reuters. You don't just open a manhole cover like that and jump right in, one local tells the paper; another one adds, It was like Indiana Jones in Brooklyn. Cops nabbed 21-year-old Marquise Evans\u00e2\u20ac\u201da part-time worker with the DEP\u00e2\u20ac\u201don the street. The fumes were too overpowering for police to go after his alleged cohorts; Damion Nieves, 35, and 45-year-old David Hannibal emerged sludged-covered and without treasure just after midnight, per the Times. God knows what they were looking for, NYC Police Commissioner William Bratton told reporters. I know damn sure I wouldn't be crawling through the sewers of New York. The commissioner says there wasn't much that could have been done to prevent the determined men from infiltrating the ick. We're not going to weld [the manhole covers] all shut, he says, per CBS New York. Any idiot [who] wants to crawl below the streets unfortunately can do it by prying. The Times notes the covers can weigh as much as 195 pounds.",
        "Caption": "3 Nabbed for 'Treasure Hunt' in NYC's Putrid Sewers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1906",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2011 8:51 AM CDT) Tax evaders are rushing to the IRS, cash in hand, thanks to a partial amnesty program aimed at recovering money in offshore bank accounts. In all 12,000 tax cheats came forward, the agency announced yesterday, bringing in a total of $2.7 billion. The results we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re seeing today were unthinkable just a few short years ago, IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman tells Bloomberg, chalking it up to stepped-up enforcement efforts. The world has clearly changed, Shulman says. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d have to be living in a hole not to know that the US government is really focused on offshore tax evasion, getting better at it. The deal, which was offered from February to last week, offered tax evaders reduced (if still significant) penalties, and promised they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d serve no jail time, the AP explains. Past amnesty programs have typically pulled in only about 100 cheats each, with the notable exception of a similar blockbuster program in 2009.",
        "Caption": "12K Take IRS' Amnesty Deal for Offshore Loot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1907",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2016 3:47 PM) The crew of two small Navy craft are being held by Iran, but American officials have received assurances from Tehran that the crew and vessels will be returned safely and promptly. Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook told the AP that the boats were moving between Kuwait and Bahrain when the US lost contact with them. We have been in contact with Iran and have received assurances that the crew and the vessels will be returned promptly, Cook said. CNN and other outlets report that 10 sailors are being held. US officials said that the incident happened near Farsi Island, situated in the middle of the Persian Gulf. They say it stemmed from some type of mechanical trouble with one of the boats, causing them to run aground. The troops were picked up by Iran. Secretary of State John Kerry, who has forged a personal relationship with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif through three years of nuclear negotiations, called Zarif immediately on learning of the incident, according to a senior US official. Kerry personally engaged with Zarif on this issue to try to get to this outcome, the official said.",
        "Caption": "Iran Holding 10 US Sailors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1908",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2015 4:00 PM CDT) Two thousand miles might seem like a long way to go for fried chicken. Two men from Canada who took their sons on a journey to the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken say it's a trip they'll never forget. The Times-Tribune reports this was the third trip to the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum for Brian Lufty, one of the fathers who piled the four sons into a van for the 34-hour pilgrimage from Montreal, Quebec. His tales of earlier visits inspired the trip. The friends left on Thursday, travelling to Col. Sanders' birthplace and burial place before arriving at the Corbin restaurant Saturday afternoon. For three of the sons, it was the first time they had tasted KFC. Lufty's son Jesse said it was delicious!",
        "Caption": "Canadians Drive 2K Miles for KFC",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1909",
        "News Article": "(Aug 29, 2014 12:53 AM CDT) The pilot of an F-15 jet that crashed this week in remote Virginia mountains was killed, military officials said yesterday, bringing to a sad end an exhaustive two-day search involving more than 100 local, state, and federal officials as well as volunteers. The Massachusetts Air National Guard pilot, whose identity was not disclosed, was en route to New Orleans for radar installation as part of routine maintenance and reported an inflight emergency before losing radio contact. Today was a tough day for the Massachusetts Air National Guard, the guard's commander, Brig. Gen. Robert Brooks, said at a news conference. Brooks said rescuers found evidence at the crash site yesterday that the pilot did not eject. When asked for specifics, he said, We just found evidence that the ejection seat was with the aircraft. Brooks would not comment on whether the pilot's remains had been found, but only said, We bring every airman home. The investigation into what caused the crash of the single-seat jet is ongoing and will take several weeks, he said.",
        "Caption": "Military: F-15 Pilot Died in Virginia Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1910",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2015 2:20 PM CDT) President Obama may have to choose between keeping a tropical paradise as pristine as ever and seeing it transformed into US military training grounds. The Pentagon is toying with the idea of turning Tinian and Pagan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsmall US territories in the Northern Mariana Islands\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinto a place to stage war 16 weeks a year. What locals (who are US citizens) think: Pagan's mayor says the people are 100% against the move, which some equate to an invasion, the Guardian reports. While Pagan has been uninhabited since a 1981 volcanic eruption, mayor Jerome Aldan says about 50 families aim to return to the 10-mile-long stretch of land. Tinian's 3,000 residents\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome of whom own land already leased to the military\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcould be forced onto a 10-square-mile area. And the plan, which could be put into action by 2017, doesn't just affect people. Biologist Mike Hadfield describes Pagan as a biological treasure trove boasting rare fruit bats and tree snails. A rep for the Marine Corps in the Pacific told the Los Angeles Times last month, We would protect it like it was our own. (Hadfield's response: Anyone who believes the US Marines and Navy when they say they'll leave the place better than they found it must be slightly crazy. ) The weeks of war games could see major amphibious assaults, ground maneuvers, and the placement of bombing targets on Mt. Pagan. Why here? The next decade will see thousands of Marines relocated to Guam from Okinawa; the Pentagon is scrambling for training sites in the region. Pagan is just 330 miles north of Guam and has been IDed as having beaches big enough for sizable amphibious assaults\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough the Times points out the Marines haven't staged such an assault in a combat capacity since 1950. A Change.org petition against the plan has garnered more than 110,000 signatures.",
        "Caption": "US Wants to Wage War on This Island\u00e2\u20ac\u201d 16 Weeks a Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1911",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2010 11:43 AM) President Obama bypassed the Senate yesterday to make six recess appointments, the most controversial being a deputy attorney general whose links to the insurance giant AIG had stalled his confirmation. Obama first nominated James Cole to the No. 2 Justice Department post in May, but GOP lawmakers blocked his confirmation in part because of questions about his role as an independent consultant for AIG before its near-collapse in 2008. He's a close friend of Attorney General Eric Holder. Others appointed were: William Boarman, US public printer; Matthew Bryza, ambassador to Azerbaijan; Norman Eisen, ambassador to the Czech Republic; Robert Ford, ambassador to Syria; and Francis Ricciardone, ambassador to Turkey. Obama has made 28 recess appointments this year. The White House said George W. Bush had made 23 at this point in his presidency.",
        "Caption": "Obama's 6 Recess Picks Include AIG Consultant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1912",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2014 3:30 PM CDT) The first sign that your devious robbery plot has a few holes is that it can't pass muster with a 4-year-old. Such was the case in Washington state, where a 17-year-old babysitter is accused of concocting a story about two armed black men breaking into a residence to cover for the actual thieves\u00e2\u20ac\u201dher boyfriend and another teen, say police. The sitter told police that the intruders ordered her and the three children she was watching, ages 1 to 4, to leave as they ransacked the house. She even told police that the African-American neighbor next door fit the description, and he ended up with a sniper's gun trained on him, then in handcuffs and under suspicion for a few hours, reports the Bellingham Herald. That's when 4-year-old Abby Dean saved the day, reports WITI. She told police that the real thieves were white, not black, and from there the babysitter's story unraveled and led to a confession. She's not a good babysitter, Abby observes. Two male suspects were arrested driving away from a nearby motel, and some $1,500 in stolen merchandise\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Abby's piggy bank\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas recovered. The unidentified babysitter allegedly gave the male suspects a list of what she wanted to be taken; she was also arrested on June 18.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 4-Year-Old Foils Babysitter's Plot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1913",
        "News Article": "(Jul 6, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) US stocks shook off an early stumble and closed moderately higher, but bond yields remained near historic lows as investors remained cautious, the AP reports. Health care stocks had some of the biggest gains Wednesday, and energy stocks rose along with the price of crude oil. Celgene jumped 4% and Exxon Mobil increased 1%. European markets were broadly lower and the pound fell further against the dollar. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 78 points, or 0.4%, to 17,918. The Standard & Poor's 500 index gained 11 points, or 0.5%, to 2,099. The Nasdaq composite rose 36 points, or 0.8%, to 4,859. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note slipped to 1.37%, slightly above an all-time low of 1.32% it reached earlier in the day.",
        "Caption": "Dow Ends Day Up 78",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1914",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2009 3:23 PM) Stocks ended mixed after falling for most of today as investors lost hope in a quick recovery, the Wall Street Journal reports. With the job market reaching new lows, General Motors took another big fall. Apple, Verizon and Amazon also saw losses. The Dow pulled up in the last half-hour to close up 32.50 at 6,626.94. The Nasdaq lost 5.74 to 1,293.85, and the S&P 500 added 0.83, settling at 683.38. For the week, the Dow fell 6%, as did the Nasdaq. The S&P 500 lost 7%.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 32; Big Weekly Losses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1915",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2013 7:56 AM CDT) Today's jobs report beat expectations: The unemployment rate fell to 7.5%, a four-year low, in April, and 165,000 jobs were created. Economists had expected 148,000 new jobs and an unemployment rate holding steady at 7.6%, the Wall Street Journal reports. More good news from the AP: The number of jobs added in March was revised upward to 138,000, and the number added in February was revised upward to 332,000, for a total of 114,000 more new jobs than were previously thought to have been created.",
        "Caption": "Unemployment Hits 4-Year Low: 7.5%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1916",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2013 12:10 PM CDT) Bill Gates is on a mission to make safe sex better. Gates' foundation is offering a $100,000 reward to anyone who can come up with a plan for making a more pleasurable condom that more men will actually want to use, NBC News reports. Condoms are cheap and effective, the foundation said in a statement, but they also decrease pleasure for men. Is it possible to develop a product without this stigma, or better, one that is felt to enhance pleasure? it asks. To snag the cash, applicants will have to come up with a proposal for a Next Generation Condom, or technologies that might help in such a thing. From there, they'll have to show a clear testable hypothesis and data to move on to potential Phase II funding\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich could net them as much as $1 million. The hope is that more widely used condoms could reduce the spread of AIDS in places like Africa; the new designs must be inexpensive enough to work in a developing world setting.",
        "Caption": "Bill Gates Offers $100K to Design a Better Condom",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1917",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2015 7:22 AM CDT) Shirley Batchelder has lived a fantastic life. The 94-year-old of Franklin, Tenn., was married for 57 years to a man who was handsome as can be, has three children, plenty of grandchildren, and now hosts games at Steeple Chase Manor Retirement, just like her idols Pat Sajak and Vanna White, whom she once met. They were nice, Batchelder tells WSMV. But with a simple act, Batchelder has finally crossed her last wish off her bucket list: She put a five-second ad on TV. On a black background, three words stood out in white: Love one another, Batchelder says, adding it's up to you to do what you wish with her message.",
        "Caption": "With 3 Words, 94-Year-Old Checks Off Bucket List",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1918",
        "News Article": "(Oct 20, 2009 7:13 PM CDT) No matter what kind of gains Republicans make in the midterm elections next year, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to be tough to unseat President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why the GOP is going to choose Sarah Palin, its heart\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s preferred candidate, over Mitt Romney, its head\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s favorite. Or as Matt Lewis puts it, If you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to lose anyway, is it better to lose atop the horse you really want to ride? Republicans have often ended up with two kinds of choices in efforts to unseat Democratic incumbents, Lewis notes for Politics Daily. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the whose-turn-is-it nominee: Richard Nixon, Bob Dole, John McCain. Then there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the sacrificial lamb, a la Barry Goldwater. But Palin is the only potential candidate on the Republican side with star power, Lewis explains. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hard to quantify that trait, but Reagan had it \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand in 2012, the GOP might well bet on finding its next Reagan.",
        "Caption": "In 2012, GOP Goes With Heart (Palin) Over Head (Romney)",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1919",
        "News Article": "(Dec 2, 2014 2:20 PM) Think Stephen Hawking has killer computer software to help him communicate from his wheelchair? Apparently not\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe couldn't even add attachments to emails. So the brainy folks at Intel and SwiftKey have upgraded his system for the first time in 20 years, Fast Company reports. It wasn't based on sophisticated machine learning, says an Intel engineer of Hawking's Windows-based system, which enables the paralyzed, world-famous physicist to choose letters one-at-a-time by flexing his cheek muscle. Even your smartphone has a better predictor. Not only that, the device spewed gibberish every time he chewed while eating. And it had no mute button. I was finding it very difficult to communicate effectively and do the things I love to do, said Hawking today at the software unveiling in London, reports TechRepublic. So he contacted Intel three years ago, and the engineers observed him in his daily life, paralyzed by motor neuron disease (MND). Eventually they came up with software improvements including better word prediction ( the prompts the option of universe ) as well as automated typing, mouse movements, and Web searching, ZDNet reports. There's even a mute button. It means I can continue to give lecture[s], write papers and books, and speak with family and friends more easily, says the physicist known for his theories on black holes. This new system is life changing for me and I hope it will serve me well for the next 20 years. Intel plans to offer the software for free in January so others with MND and quadriplegia can use it, ABC News reports. (See why Hawking says the god particle could destroy the universe.)",
        "Caption": "Stephen Hawking's Computer Gets 1st Upgrade in 20 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1920",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2014 10:31 AM CDT) Move over, Nessie: There's a deadly monster in New Jersey's biggest lake, and there's no sign that this one's a hoax. A boa constrictor between 15 and 20 feet long has been spotted about a dozen times in Lake Hopatcong, CBS New York reports. One couple has seen it swimming and slithering into their boathouse. What we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re afraid of is the animals, small dogs, cats, raccoons\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand I would advise people not to put their baby in the lake, says an animal control official. We have to catch it. He has some more advice for locals and visitors: You don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t want to touch it. You don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t want to go towards it. You don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t want to threaten it. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not going to come at a person unless it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s threatened, cornered, caught. Then, it will squeeze you to death, he notes. This big a snake would be aggressive. The official thinks the snake was a pet let loose when it got too big. State police are on the case, NJ.com reports. (Of course, Nessie could be real, too.)",
        "Caption": "There's a 20-Foot Snake in a New Jersey Lake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1921",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2013 1:05 PM CDT) Poor Wade P. Johnson: On the face of it, he's doing things exactly right. The 2012 Michigan State University grad landed a job in June as a financial analyst with Conway MacKenzie, a consulting company that's working on Detroit's restructuring. But to some he's become yet another symbol of what's wrong with the city\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfollowing the revelation that the company has been billing $275 an hour for the 22-year-old's work, per records obtained by the Detroit News (which reports Johnson is likely being paid about 35% of that). Displeasure is rampant, with a former union president questioning the amount of experience Johnson could possibly have that would command such an hourly rate. A rep for the Emergency Manager's office says the hourly rates were negotiated based on job description (Conway's rates top out at $495 an hour), and that the firm is giving Detroit a 25% discount. He explains, The city benefits because it pays one rate, so, there are others with much more experience billing at the same rate within the classification. The city is working with six firms, and the News reports that the most expensive actually charges up to $1,000 an hour.",
        "Caption": "Detroit Paying $275 an Hour for Bankruptcy Analyst, 22",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1922",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2012 2:00 AM CDT) A pair of tornadoes damaged a handful of Nebraska homes and derailed at least 15 train cars last night, the AP reports. One person was rescued after being injured and trapped inside a house. In addition to the tornadoes in North Platte, another possible tornado hammered homes in northern Nebraska and South Dakota; yet another storm affected power lines in western Oklahoma. The weather will likely move east today, the National Weather Service says, and could hit eastern Nebraska and western Iowa; storms could reach south to Texas.",
        "Caption": "2 Tornadoes Pound Nebraska",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1923",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2020 6:03 AM) Police say a gunman opened fire on a line of people waiting to get into a Kansas City nightclub Sunday night, with two people dead and 15 injured in the aftermath, reports the Kansas City Star. Police think the gunman was one of the two people killed after being shot by a security guard. The other fatality was a woman. Neither has been identified. Another three people were in critical condition, and 12 others suffered lesser injuries. It's not clear if all of the injured suffered gunshot wounds. Police have not speculated about a motive. The shooting took place about 11:30pm outside the 9ine Ultra Lounge, which was featuring a Sold Out Sundays event to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs' victory and trip to the Super Bowl, per the AP. It just put such a tragic end to such a wonderful day in Kansas City, said Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker. It's just hard to stand here and talk about this kind of tragedy on really one of the best days Kansas City has had in a long time.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead, 15 Injured in Nightclub Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1924",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2013 12:28 PM CDT) The FDA has been dragging its feet when it comes to regulating acetaminophen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe active ingredient in Tylenol and many other drugs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor at least implementing safety precautions, and Americans have been dying as it does so, a new Pro Publica\/This American Life investigation concludes. Over the past decade more than 1,500 Americans have died of acetaminophen overdose, or about 150 a year. But the FDA has repeatedly put off measures that might curb the problem, even though its own advisory committees have been urging increased safety measures since 1977. It blew its most recent deadline for new rules just last month. Too much acetaminophen can seriously damage the liver, so it's dangerous in too-large doses or when combined with alcohol. The margin between a safe acetaminophen dose and a dangerous one is unusually small, which has led several other countries to put limits on sales. But McNeil Consumer Healthcare, the Johnson & Johnson unit that makes Tylenol, has long battled against such measures in the US. To its credit, McNeil has also funded development on an antidote to acetaminophen poisoning, among other safety measures. At one point it tried and failed to create a safer acetaminophen alternative, but kept that research secret. The FDA, meanwhile, has placed a black box warning on prescription acetaminophen, warning that overdoses can cause death, but not on the over-the-counter version. It's among our top priorities, one FDA expert says. It just takes time. Click for the full article.",
        "Caption": "Acetaminophen Kills 150 Americans a Year: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1925",
        "News Article": "(Mar 15, 2010 9:40 PM CDT) A man responsible for at least 12 rapes over the past 13 years, in four states from Virginia to Rhode Island, continues to elude authorities, who now think the suspect\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddescribed as a black man in his early to mid-30s, and a smoker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis back in the Washington suburbs, where his spree began in 1997. The bastard\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s right there, one Virginia cop tells the Post of the so-called East Coast Rapist. We just need that one phone call. Somebody knows this guy. The man\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most recent attack\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of as many as 17 police believe are linked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcame on Halloween in Dale City, Va., and followed his usual modus operandi: He did it when the women were most vulnerable, after much observation of them and their neighborhood. He is a very bold, fearless predator, says another officer. The concern is that he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s out there, he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not going to stop until he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s caught and the violence could get worse.",
        "Caption": "12 Rapes, 4 States, 13 Years, and Still on Loose",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1926",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2015 3:00 PM) One man is dead after an argument broke out at a North Carolina mall on Christmas Eve, ABC News reports. There are conflicting accounts of how many shots were fired. According to WCNC, a witness reported hearing dozens of shots fired shortly after 2pm local time. At the time the shots were fired, Northlake Mall in Charlotte was filled with shoppers, the AP reports. CNN cites a shoe store manager, who says a group of men was fighting with another man when someone pulled a gun; police responded and an armed man was killed at the scene. The AP reports dozens of police vehicles converged on the mall after shots were heard. Police were setting up near a Dick's Sporting Goods, while medical responders clustered near an Arby's, according to Fox News. WCNC reports medics were treating a person with a leg injury, a woman in labor, and a person having an asthma attack. A witness tells Fox the gunman was shot and killed by an officer. But that also hasn't been confirmed by police.",
        "Caption": "1 Dead as Shots Fired at NC Mall on Christmas Eve",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1927",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2014 2:04 PM CDT) Just one American was among the 298 killed on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, but also among the victims was an Indiana University doctoral student. Karlijn Keijzer, a 25-year-old Dutch citizen, was a chemistry researcher and, in 2011, a member of the women's rowing team. Karlijn was, by all accounts, a bright star in the IU constellation, a gifted student and athlete, and a talented researcher with a passion for making the world better through science, says the executive dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in a press release. This is a profoundly sad day in the College. She came to IU in 2010, and was currently a member of a chemistry research team and an associate instructor in the chemistry department. Under NCAA rules, Keijzer was only eligible to row for one year, but that was enough to make an impact on the head women's rowing coach. He tells Time she was one of the best he's coached in three decades, and she helped propel the school on the path that took it to the NCAA championships for the first time this season. She was registered for classes this fall, but was en route for a summer vacation in Indonesia with her boyfriend when she was killed. The American killed on the flight, 19-year-old Quinn Schansman, was born in the US but spent most of his life in the Netherlands while keeping his dual citizenship, the New York Times reports. A business student and soccer player, he was on his way to meet his family for a vacation in Indonesia, where his grandfather was born.",
        "Caption": "Among the MH17 Victims: Indiana U Student, Rower",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1928",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2016 8:12 AM CDT) Consider it the No. 1 way to take a No. 2. New York's Guggenheim Museum on Friday swapped out a plain old porcelain toilet for a solid gold one in a private unisex washroom on its fourth floor and is allowing any paying visitor to use it, reports PIX 11. The 18-karat gold throne\u00e2\u20ac\u201dflushable and everything\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis the bold, irreverent work of Italian artist and sculptor Maurizio Cattelan, who has named it, simply, America. Why? Cattelan suggests it's a nod to economic inequality, reports the BBC. Whatever you eat, a $200 lunch or a $2 hot dog, the results are the same, toilet-wise, he tells Calvin Tomkins at the New Yorker. In making available to the public an extravagant luxury product seemingly intended for the 1%, the toilet evokes the American dream of opportunity for all\u00e2\u20ac\u201dits utility ultimately reminding us of the inescapable physical realities of our shared humanity, the museum explains. It's also a break from the don't touch nature of the museum world, providing an extraordinary opportunity to spend time completely alone with a work of art by a leading contemporary artist. The work, being compared to Marcel Duchamp's 1917 work Fountain, certainly allows for an intimate experience, though a guard will be stationed outside as you do your business. The toilet will also be cleaned every 15 minutes with special wipes. A warning from Tomkins: The toilet seat is really heavy to lift. (This man got trapped in a pretty full toilet after trying to retrieve a phone.)",
        "Caption": "Museumgoers Can Poop in This 18-Karat Gold Toilet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1929",
        "News Article": "(Jun 2, 2013 3:58 PM CDT) No one wants to be told their feet look like an ape's, but scientists say that many humans' do, and there's a good reason why: It's evolution, baby. Humans typically have rigid feet, held together by stiff ligaments, explains the BBC. But researchers studied the feet of almost 400 visitors to the Boston Museum of Science, and found that 1 in 13 had floppy feet like a chimpanzee, with flexible mid-sections that result in a flatter, bendier foot\u00e2\u20ac\u201dperfect for climbing trees, the scientists reported in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. The best way to see this is if you're walking on the beach and leaving footprints, the middle portion of your footprint would have a big ridge that might show your foot is actually folding in that area, says one of the researchers. He says that a fossil of a million-year-old human ancestor also has this foot structure. We are using variation in humans today as a model for understanding what this human creature 2 million years ago was doing, he explains.",
        "Caption": "1 in 13 Humans Have Feet Like Apes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1930",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2014 10:27 AM CDT) A story that is either kind of hilarious or totally gross is making the rounds: It seems James Franco met a 17-year-old tourist in New York City on Tuesday as he was signing autographs after performing in Of Mice and Men, and later attempted\u00e2\u20ac\u201dvia Instagram\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto hook up with her. The teen posted photos and a video\u00e2\u20ac\u201din which Franco can be seen and heard asking her to tag him\u00e2\u20ac\u201don Instagram. Then things got weird. In screenshots the teen posted to Imgur (they've since been taken down), Franco, 35, appears to try and pick up on the girl. The screenshots were captured for posterity by Daily Dot, Dlisted, Gawker, Jezebel, and other outlets. In them, Franco (or at least it appears to be Franco) asks the girl (first through Instagram direct messages, then in text messages) how old she is, whether she has a boyfriend, and whether he should rent a room so they can get together in her hotel. The girl twice asked for proof of his identity, and he sent two selfies, one in which he's holding up a piece of paper with her first name written on it. He also asks her at one point not to tell anyone about the interaction, but to text when she wants to meet up. In response to the drama swirling around the story, Franco tweeted, I HOPE PARENTS KEEP THEIR TEENS AWAY FROM ME. Thank you. He also briefly added a line to his Instagram profile reading, PLEASE DON'T DM IF YOU ARE UNDER 18, THANK YOU, but that has since been removed.",
        "Caption": "James Franco May Have Tried to Pick Up 17-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1931",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2011 1:32 PM CDT) The iPad 2 is still brand spankin' new to the market, but glitch reports are already coming in: Apple's latest darling may have a bleeding problem, Gizmodo reports. Check out the video in the gallery: Light shines oddly from the side of the machine, cutting through an image that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s supposed to be all black. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not yet known whether this is a general problem or just an issue in a few machines\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut with blogs like Engadget also reporting the story, Apple may be in for a headache.",
        "Caption": "iPad 2 Glitch: It 'Bleeds'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1932",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2008 1:29 PM CDT) A Texas appellate court threw out a $32 million verdict against Merck today, citing a lack of evidence that Vioxx contributed to a man\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fatal heart attack. Lionel Garza was taking the painkiller when he died in 2001 at age 71, but was also a smoker with high blood pressure and high cholesterol, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Garza case was decided by verdict in 2006, and was excluded from a recent $4.85 billion settlement for 27,000 Vioxx cases.",
        "Caption": "Court Tosses $32M Verdict Against Vioxx",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1933",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2009 1:03 PM CDT) General Motors won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t make a $1 billion payment on its debt June 1, an exec told the Wall Street Journal today, and will instead try to swap it for stake in the company\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor turn to courts for protection. They want us to be a viable entity when we emerge, chief financial officer Ray Young said of having the US government\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s backing. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to get this done.",
        "Caption": "GM Seeks Ways Around $1B Debt Payment",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1934",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2012 1:41 PM) When a $200,000 painting went missing from Australia's National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, the gallery wanted to be sure it did not falsely accuse a staff member of theft when the painting could simply have been misplaced. So it searched for Richard Parkes Bonington's Low Tide at Boulogne \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 for 12 years. The oil painting has only recently been reported stolen, the Telegraph reports. The 1824 piece most likely went missing during 1999 renovations, when the gallery's 65,000 pieces were relocated. The council of trustees was informed in 2003 that the piece was, in all likelihood, missing, and police were alerted in 2004. But the gallery wanted to try to find the painting, and searched for eight years before finally reporting the theft to the government last year\u00e2\u20ac\u201da fact which came to light recently thanks to a freedom of information request.",
        "Caption": "Museum Reports Stolen Painting, 12 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1935",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2010 8:48 AM CDT) Barack Obama ruled the web in 2008, and his prospective 2012 challengers don't want to let it happen again. They're all investing heavily in their online presence, Politico reports. From Newt Gingrich, who's built a sophisticated micro-targeting operation, to Sarah Palin, who's hired a couple of guys who made a fan site about her, everyone's going digital. And they all swear they're working to advance 2010 GOP candidates, not presidential bids they haven't decided on yet, honest. Anyone thinking about running for president\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor even local dogcatcher\u00e2\u20ac\u201dneeds to have an effective online strategy, says one Republican tech consultant. You have to be willing to put resources into online politics. Mitt Romney's winning that game; his PAC spent almost $264,000 online, more than anyone else. In just the first quarter of 2010, Romney, Gingrich, Palin, Tim Pawlenty, and Mike Huckabee have spent about $600,000 on their web efforts, notes Politico.",
        "Caption": "Would-Be 2012 Challengers Rush to Web",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1936",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2015 11:07 PM) If you've ever wanted to get a good look at an asteroid, Monday night will be your best chance for more than a decade. Asteroid 2004 BL86, a space rock about a third of a mile in diameter, will be 745,000 miles away on Monday, around three times as far away as the moon, reports CNN. Barring cosmic surprises, the next close encounter with something that big will be in 2027, and NASA says that while 2004 BL86 doesn't pose any threat, it gives astronomers a unique opportunity to observe and learn more. Very little is known about this particular asteroid and it won't be this close again for 200 years. Amateur astronomers might be able to see the space rock with strong telescopes or binocuIars. I may grab my favorite binoculars and give it a shot myself, the chief of NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office says in a press release. Asteroids are something special. Not only did asteroids provide Earth with the building blocks of life and much of its water, but in the future, they will become valuable resources for mineral ores and other vital natural resources. They will also become the fueling stops for humanity as we continue to explore our solar system. There is something about asteroids that makes me want to look up. Tech Times has some tips for those who want to try to spot 2004 BL86, which will be at its brightest between 11:07pm and 11:52pm EST.",
        "Caption": "Biggest Asteroid Fly-By Until 2027 Happens Monday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1937",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2015 4:10 PM) A Pittsburgh restaurant's policy change has Eater wondering whether tips will become a thing of the past in the restaurant industry. Starting in April, Bar Marco will stop accepting tips and start paying its full-time servers $35,000 a year, plus benefits unusual for the restaurant world: health care, paid vacation, and shares in the company, reports Next Pittsburgh. It won't add a service fee to the bill or otherwise raise prices to pay for the switch. All of our current employees have seen and approved the contract, says co-owner Robert Fry. They will have a lot of responsibilities, too\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike being present at bi-monthly finance meetings. We want complete transparency. We want people who want to be part of what we are doing. The Tribune-Review talks to a Bar Marco bartender happy with the move who predicts that workers will stay in their jobs longer because of the stability. The establishment isn't the first to implement a no-tip policy, and a San Diego restaurateur explains why he thinks it makes sense.",
        "Caption": "Restaurant Bans Tips, Gives Servers $35K a Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1938",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2013 11:07 AM CDT) When Lucy Johnson was reported missing in Surrey, BC, in 1965\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfour years after she actually disappeared\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpolice suspected her husband. They even dug up his yard, but no trace of the woman was ever found. That is, until Johnson's daughter, Linda Evans, who was seven or eight when her mom vanished, decided on a whim to place ads in northern BC newspapers last month asking for information on her long-lost mom, who had links to the north, the Surrey Leader reports. Not expecting to hear much news about the 52-year-old mystery, she was amazed to find an entirely new family instead. The original daughter of Lucy Johnson, who went above and beyond to promote and try to generate tips all over BC, actually somehow connected with a stepsister, who she did not know she had at the time, a police rep explains to the CBC. It turns out Johnson, now 77 with another family\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding three sons and a daughter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas alive and well in Yukon. The police phoned me and said 'we found your mom' and I said 'no, I found my mom,' says Evans, who hopes to visit her mom to get some answers. But mainly, I just hope I can be part of her life, she says.",
        "Caption": "Daughter Finds Missing Mom... 52 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1939",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2015 12:54 AM CDT) Three Spanish freelance journalists who traveled to Syria to report amid the country's long-running civil war have gone missing around the embattled northern city of Aleppo, a Spanish journalism association says, the latest ensnared in the world's most dangerous assignment for reporters. The disappearance of Antonio Pampliega, Jose Manuel Lopez, and Angel Sastre, presumed to be working together, comes as most media organizations have pulled out of Syria, especially with the rise of ISIS. Worries are also growing about the whereabouts of freelance Japanese journalist Jumpei Yasuda, who was last heard from one month ago in Syria. ISIS, which has kidnapped Western journalists in Syria and later killed them, is outside Aleppo and controls parts of the countryside to the north and east. lsa Gonzalez, the president of the Spanish journalism association, told Spanish National Television that the three Spanish journalists disappeared while working in the Aleppo area. She said they entered Syria from Turkey on July 10. A statement from their families said the men had been missing since July 13. An effort has been underway since then to search and locate them, the families said. Sastre, a television journalist, last posted on Twitter July 10, when he wrote courage in Arabic, English, and Spanish.",
        "Caption": "4 Journalists Vanish in Syria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1940",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2009 7:00 AM CDT) Mexican gangs preying on Central American migrants headed for the US kidnapped almost 10,000 people between September 2008 and February 2009, according to a new report from Mexico's national human rights commission. The average ransom paid was $2,500, according to the report, which said Mexican authorities participated in some of the abductions. The organization blasted the justice system's inefficiency in tackling the problem.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Kidnappers Snatched 10K US-Bound Migrants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1941",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2008 9:40 PM CDT) Republicans are complaining loudly that Democrats keep distorting John McCain's comments about staying in Iraq for 100 years. So loudly, in fact, that it's a dead giveaway the GOP is seriously worried about the consequences of McCain's statement, writes Steve Benen in Salon. The continuing fallout is the single biggest mess for his campaign. The claim itself was politically tone-deaf and an awful policy prescription, Benen says, but the Republican response is telegraphing to rivals which attack hurts the most. The party can keep repeating that Democrats look desperate, but McCain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s words speak for themselves\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the Dems will keep emphasizing them, Benen says.",
        "Caption": "100 Years' Flap Clearly a Sore Spot for GOP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1942",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2012 12:17 PM CDT) Police suspect a driver was drunk and speeding when his vehicle went airborne and hit a Las Vegas bus stop, killing four people and injuring eight others. Las Vegas police say several people were in the vehicle and had to be extricated following the crash a little before 6:30 this morning. Clark County Fire Department officials say some of those injured have life-threatening injuries. Roads were closed in the area as emergency crews responded to the scene. Authorities say the driver has a collapsed lung and possibly a broken back. Emergency responders say they smelled alcohol on his breath.",
        "Caption": "Car Plows Into Vegas Bus Stop, Kills 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1943",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2020 12:11 AM CDT) A college student sought by police as a suspect in a crime spree including two slayings in Connecticut has been captured in Maryland, police said Wednesday night. Peter Manfredonia, 23, had been the subject of a six-day search involving several police agencies and the FBI. He was found in the area of a truck stop in Hagerstown, Maryland, the AP reports. He was not injured and no officers were hurt during the arrest, Connecticut State Police said. The suspect will face justice and this will bring closure. This is what is important for the families of the victims, said Trooper First Class Christine Jeltema, a spokeswoman for Connecticut State Police. Authorities have not offered a possible motive for the crimes.",
        "Caption": "UConn Student Wanted in 2 Slayings Captured",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1944",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2015 12:10 PM CDT) Two University of Oklahoma students accused of leading the racist chant that emerged on video this week now aren't just homeless, they're school-less. University President David Boren announced today that the two unidentified students have been expelled, reports KOCO.com. I have emphasized that there is zero tolerance for this kind of threatening racist behavior at the University of Oklahoma, he said. I hope that the entire nation will join us in having zero tolerance of such racism when it raises its ugly head in other situations across our country. The expulsions follow the closing of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon frat, meaning members have until tonight to clear the frat house. The students can appeal Boren's decision, and a story in the Oklahoma Daily, the campus newspaper, suggest they might have a case if they decide to do so on freedom-of-speech grounds. If the extent of it is what we see in those 11 seconds of video, I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t see a constitutional basis for [expulsion], the executive director of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education tells the newspaper. The frat's house mother has a video problem of her own.",
        "Caption": "OU Expels 2 Students Over Racist Chant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1945",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2012 5:44 AM) One of two convicted bank robbers who made a daring escape from a high-rise prison in Chicago on Tuesday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dscaling down 17 stories using bedsheets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas captured late last night, reports the Sun-Times. Joseph Jose Banks was caught unarmed in northern Chicago around 11:30pm. The manhunt continues for the second escapee, Kenneth Conley. A union official blamed staffing shortages for the prison break: Though the escape was caught on surveillance video, he says the two guards assigned to the CCTV control room were too busy performing prisoner counts and answering phones to monitor the cameras properly. Officials still have no idea how Banks and Conley broke through the prison wall to the outside or how they acquired the 200 feet of bedsheets they needed to scale down the building, reports the AP.",
        "Caption": "One Fugitive Caught After Daring 17-Story Escape",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1946",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2015 8:51 AM CDT) A University of Michigan computer science junior has moved into a 170-square-foot home he built himself. Christopher Cerk, 21, loaded the tiny house on a trailer and hauled it with him for the start of fall classes, the Ann Arbor News reported yesterday. Around freshman year I didn't enjoy living in the dorms so I wanted to do something different, Cerk says. I started researching different ways to live. I wanted to put all the money that would be going towards rent ... to something else. He spent $13,000 on materials and built the house over the past two years. He expects to save money over his last two years at Michigan, and has a place to live after graduation. It cost Cerk about $800 a month for rent last year. Cerk is not revealing the location because the small size could violate local rules. The house is on the trailer on a private lot. Cerk has the property owner's permission to keep it there. He also will get some water from the property owner's home. The house features a compostable toilet, shower, and two 100-watt solar panels that are expected to supply enough juice to charge his cellphone and laptop, provide lighting and power for a cook-top stove. It also has a propane heater. Living off the grid will be interesting because I'm not hooked up to anything, but I think it'll be all right, he said. I have an adventurous personality and I'm very ambitious. ... I think it's just a good step for people to go toward\u00e2\u20ac\u201dusing space more efficiently and living in a more purposeful and simple way.",
        "Caption": "Student's Tiny Digs: 170 Square-Foot House He Built",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1947",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2016 2:40 PM CDT) Authorities say a New Mexico woman learned the hard way that drunk 13-year-old grandsons don't make for the best designated drivers. KRQE reports the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office pulled a vehicle over for swerving around 1am on Aug. 4. When the car stopped, deputies saw a 13-year-old crawl from the front seat into the back seat, according to KOB. A 15-year-old boy who was also in the car allegedly told deputies the 13-year-old was trying to get him to take the blame. Deputies say the 13-year-old smelled like alcohol and admitted to drinking a beer he found on the floor of the car. The New York Daily News reports it was a Coor's Light. The 13-year-old's 52-year-old grandma, Sanjuana Mercado-Mendez, was also in the car. Authorities say she was drunk and didn't have a valid license, so she had her grandson drive. The 13-year-old allegedly registered a 0.14 on a breathalyzer test. He was charged with DWI. Mercado-Mendez, who previously got in trouble for allegedly enlisting her grandson's help stealing scrap metal, was arrested and charged with child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The 15-year-old was released to his parents.",
        "Caption": "13-Year-Old Allegedly Drives Drunk With Grandma in Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1948",
        "News Article": "(Mar 23, 2011 1:19 PM CDT) Facebook kicks 20,000 users under the age of 13 off the site daily, its privacy chief told Australian officials. There are people who lie, he said, adding that the site\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s methods of catching them aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t perfect, reports Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Daily Telegraph. Almost half of US 12-year-olds use social networks, a Pew study found, while 64% of 13-year-olds and 82% of teens 14 to 17 are on the sites, Fast Company notes. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not just Australia that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s worried about younger users: US lawmakers have also weighed in. Sen. Al Franken wrote in the Huffington Post this month about his concerns, noting that under Facebook's policy, 13 million users under the age of 18 may be allowed to share their personal information just like adult users. These younger users are the most vulnerable to predators, so it should be impossible for them to inadvertently share their phone numbers and home addresses with anyone.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Dumps 20K Underage Users Daily",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1949",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2008 4:25 PM) There is something worse than forgetting Valentine's Day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbeing a tightfisted husband. An Iranian court has ordered a man to immediately send his wife 124,000 roses or risk imprisonment, the BBC reports. The roses were promised to his wife as part of her dowry, which she can legally claim at any time. She's demanding the roses to punish her stingy spouse. Shortly after marriage, I realised that Shahin was very cheap, says the woman in question. He even refused to pay for my coffee if we went to a cafe or restaurant. He blames billionaire friends who had put such ideas in her head for the situration. A rose costs about $2 in Tehran, and the government is holding Shahin's apartment as collateral until he ponies up.",
        "Caption": "Iranian Owes Wife 124K Roses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1950",
        "News Article": "(Sep 19, 2009 2:24 PM CDT) Well, this should zip right along: Members of both parties on the Senate Finance Committee have drafted no fewer than 564 amendments to be considered when the panel takes up chairman Max Baucus' health care bill next week, reports Bloomberg. Expect to hear the phrases public option \u00e2\u20ac\u201dDemocrat Jay Rockefeller is still pushing for it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Cadillac plans a lot. The latter refers to generous insurance plans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthose valued at least $8,000 for individuals and $21,000 for families. Baucus wants to impose a 35% tax on them to bring in $215 billion. That idea isn't popular with labor unions, whose members tend to have such policies, and John Kerry wants to scale it back, notes the Wall Street Journal. Among the big objections on the GOP side: Chuck Grassley hopes to get rid of $13 billion in new fees on the insurance and medical industries.",
        "Caption": "564 Amendments Await Baucus Bill Next Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1951",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2014 11:08 AM CDT) If you're over the age of 65 and grappling with incontinence, the government has some potentially reassuring news for you: You're basically normal. A report released yesterday by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics tracks the prevalence and the magnitude of bladder and bowel incontinence and finds nearly 51% all US seniors who live at home suffer from it. Some 44% reported urinary leakage, and 17% bowel leakage (some people experience both); 25% have moderate, severe, or very severe urinary cases, HealthDay News reports. Women are much more likely to suffer from it, due to loss of muscle control following childbirth and declining estrogen levels after menopause. In men, incontinence can be caused by prostate problems or nerve damage. The report also gathered data on incontinence among nursing home, residential care, and hospice facility residents (though it notes that different definitions of incontinence were used for the various populations). Nearly 76% percent of long-term nursing home residents couldn't completely control bladder or bowel function 14 days prior to the survey, the Washington Post adds. Experts hope the study will diminish the stigma attached to discussing the problem, which can be treated with diet, drugs, and surgery. HealthDay shares some costs associated with the condition: In 2010, bowel incontinence sufferers spent an estimated $4,100 apiece dealing with their issue. (Another possible factor? Spanx.)",
        "Caption": "Over 65? Your Incontinence Is ... Normal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1952",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2009 4:03 PM) President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nominee to head the CIA could be the next to come under scrutiny after the Wall Street Journal reported today that Leon Panetta has made more than $700,000 in the past year in speaking and consulting fees\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith some coming from troubled banks and an investment firm whose companies do business with national security agencies. Panetta is scheduled to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "$700K in Fees Could Bring Panetta Scrutiny",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1953",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2013 4:58 PM) Wayne LaPierre tossed off a line at the Senate gun-control hearings: We've supported prison building. In fact, the NRA backed stricter sentencing and more prisons in a perfect storm of lobbying that Mother Jones says led to a larger and harsher culture of incarceration in America. It began when the NRA, cash-poor in the early 1990s, launched a program called CrimeStrike to promote its prison agenda. Our prisons are overcrowded, said LaPierre. Our bail laws are atrocious. We'll be the bad guy. NRA ads slammed President Clinton for cutting federal prison construction and offered a fix: Tell them you want a crime bill with $8 billion more to build prisons, or you don't want their crime bill at all! When the dust had settled, prison-construction money rose threefold federally and increased in states thanks in part to NRA funding. What's more, the NRA backed three-strikes laws that passed in Washington and California, leading to prison overcrowding, higher taxpayer bills, and talk of inhumane conditions. Otherwise, says Mother Jones, All that's left of the NRA's prison-building arm 20 years later is a television show by the same name.",
        "Caption": "NRA Prisons, 3-Strikes Laws 'Gave Us a Headache'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1954",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2009 5:18 AM CDT) An expected resurgence of H1N1 flu this fall could infect up tp 50% of the US population, causing up to 90,000 deaths, according to projections released yesterday. Most deaths would occur among children and young adults in a scenario involving inadequate antiviral supplies and large outbreaks at schools before vaccinations have time to take effect, CNN reports. The report urged speedier production of an initial batch of vaccine for the most vulnerable segments of the population.",
        "Caption": "Swine Flu Could Kill 90K in US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1955",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2015 12:10 PM) Watch too many YouTube videos and you may come away with the impression that the more you drink, the more attractive you'll become to other people. But new research out of the University of Bristol suggests that to keep your good looks through others' eyes, it may be necessary to cut yourself off at one drink, LiveScience says. The study published in Alcohol and Alcoholism used an admittedly small sample size: 40 students who volunteered to throw a few back for science. But researchers found that participants who imbibed just one glass of wine were perceived to be more attractive by a separate group of raters than their previously sober selves or after they had had two drinks. Researchers took a photo of each participant before drinking, after one drink, and after two drinks (each subject was told to make a neutral facial expression in all three pictures). Scientists then asked the rating group to view each subject's sober photo first next to the one-drink photo, then next to the two-drink photo. In the former case, the one-drink photo was rated more attractive than the sober representation, while in the latter, the one-drink photo still won out over the two-drink pic. Researchers aren't sure why, but they speculate it could come down to pupil dilation (which they suggest makes a subject more appealing), the slight muscle relaxation that results from just one drink, or the bit of rosiness that occurs when you're tipsy but not necessarily drunk. That obviously doesn't mean that alcohol is healthy, the study's lead researcher says. What it means is that alcohol is sort of hijacking that mechanism, or promoting the aspects of facial features that we regard as attractive for other reasons. (Down more than two drinks a day and you might up your stroke risk.)",
        "Caption": "One Drink Makes You Hot, 2 Drinks Makes You ... Not",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1956",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2013 2:38 AM CDT) Herman Wallace is a free man after 41 years in solitary confinement in Louisiana prisons\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he may just have days to live. Wallace, one of the Angola Three found guilty of the 1972 murder of a guard, was diagnosed with advanced liver cancer this year, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. He was released after a judge ruled that his murder conviction was unconstitutional and denied the state's request to overturn the order. The 71-year-old's lawyers say he is now bound for a hospital in New Orleans. Wallace has always denied killing the guard, saying he was targeted because he helped set up a chapter of the Black Panther Party at the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola and led strikes for better conditions, the AP reports. Tragically, this step toward justice has come as Herman is dying from cancer with only days or hours left to live, an Amnesty International spokesman says. No ruling can erase the cruel, inhuman and degrading prison conditions he endured for more than 41 years. One of the two other men convicted of the guard's killing was released in 2001, while the other is still in solitary confinement.",
        "Caption": "Black Panther Freed After 41 Years in Solitary",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1957",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2012 1:37 PM CDT) Attention, serious Titanic buffs with cash to burn and no issues with claustrophobia: Groupon is offering a $12,500 deal today (actual value: $59,680) on an excursion to see the sunken ship up close and personal, reports the Chicago Tribune. The highlight of the 13-day trip, which departs from Newfoundland: descending in a small deep-sea craft to zip around the wreckage and take photos. If that's not enough to justify the price, however, note that you also get a DVD of the movie signed by ... a Leonardo DiCaprio impersonator. See the details here.",
        "Caption": "Groupon Offers $12K Trip to See Titanic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1958",
        "News Article": "(Mar 29, 2014 4:58 PM CDT) A worker died after falling at the construction site of the stadium that will host Brazil's World Cup opener in Sao Paulo, a hospital said today. Fabio Hamilton da Cruz, whose age was not immediately disclosed, fell about 26 feet while helping install temporary seats at the Itaquerao stadium, construction company Fast Engenharia said in a statement. Firefighters said the worker fell from about 50 feet. A hospital confirmed the death, saying the worker didn't survive serious head injuries. He was pronounced dead just before he was expected to undergo surgery. The accident comes about four months after two workers died when a crane collapsed at the stadium while hoisting a 500-ton piece of roofing. It was the eighth death at various Brazil World Cup venues so far.",
        "Caption": "3rd Worker Dies Building World Cup Stadium",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1959",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2009 6:13 PM CDT) Brad Pitt played the role of big-time art collector today at the Art Basel fair in Switzerland. Pitt spent about $1 million on a 9-foot painting by Neo Rauch, the Wall Street Journal reports. The 1998 racetrack painting, Etappe, depicts a swirling view of a driver behind a red, Formula One-style racecar, with workers nearby carrying candy-colored hoses, writes Kelly Crow. It's an oil-on-linen. Click on the link to see a photo of it. Pitt reportedly hemmed and hawed in front of the painting for several minutes before returning with prominent Los Angeles collectors Eli and Edythe Broad. A little peer pressure apparently worked, notes Crow. I told him we had four Rauchs and if he didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t buy it, we probably would, said one of the Broads.",
        "Caption": "Pitt Drops $1M for Painting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1960",
        "News Article": "(Dec 7, 2020 9:40 AM) Monoliths in Utah, Romania, and Atascadero, Calif., as well as one discovered over the weekend in a Dutch nature preserve and one shown outside Joshua Tree National Park, have conspiracy theorists buzzing and everyone else scratching their heads. Now, two more to add into the mix. The first of the new installations showed up Sunday outside Grandpa Joe's Candy Shop in Pittsburgh, though there's no mystery behind that one: The shop admits it erected the monolith itself (as well as a replacement after the original got stolen) as a publicity stunt, per USA Today. The second monolith, a reflective 8-foot structure, has popped up on Compton Beach on the Isle of Wight in England, which Insider notes has prompted eye-rolling from locals. It's someone playing a practical joke, one tells Sky News. I don't believe in any of these conspiracy theories. An artists community known as The Most Famous Artist has (somewhat) taken credit for at least some of the monoliths, but it's sketchy. I am not able to say much because of legalities of the original installation, founder Matty Mo told Mashable in a message. I can say we are well known for stunts of this nature. The group also says it's selling monoliths for $45,000 a pop, which raises eyebrows. Given the financial aspect here, the artists inserting themselves into the narrative of this stunt could just be a way to make money, Rachel Kraus writes for Mashable. In an Instagram post on Sunday, the group put up a text of its response to a New York Post reporter on the worldwide phenomenon, which didn't clear much up. The monolith is out of my control at this point, the text reads. Godspeed to all the aliens working hard around the globe to propagate the myth.",
        "Caption": "Got Monolith Fatigue Yet? Because Here Are 2 More",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1961",
        "News Article": "(Jan 24, 2013 4:15 PM) Frank Gore will pay closer attention to his socks for the Super Bowl. The NFL fined the San Francisco 49ers running back $10,500 yesterday because he wore his socks too low in Sunday's NFC Championship game at Atlanta. Yeah, I'll be cool. It's all good, he says. I was wrong. Next time I'll do better. For the record, the socks are supposed to meet the bottom of the uniform's pants, explains the San Francisco Examiner. Gore's style didn't prevent him from running for two TDs in the game.",
        "Caption": "These Socks Cost 49ers' Frank Gore a Fine of $10.5K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1962",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2010 7:33 PM CDT) Remember how amazing it was when R2D2 projected a 3D hologram of Princess Leia? That technology is a step closer to reality, thanks to University of Arizona researchers who have built a device that can record and display moving 3D images as holograms in near real-time, with no special glasses required. Images are projected onto a photorefractive polymer gel and are rewritten every two seconds. It can only display in a single color right now, but efforts are already under way to produce a larger, multi-color device that can refresh even more rapidly. The system uses an array of 16 cameras to capture images from multiple directions and then uses intersecting laser beams to create the holograms. Suggested applications might include distance learning in areas like surgery, for example. Read the full article.",
        "Caption": "3D Holograms: Almost a Reality",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1963",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2008 5:01 AM CDT) JK Rowling\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s handwritten prequel to the Harry Potter books has sold for $49,000 at a charity auction to benefit the PEN writers organization, Reuters reports. In the 800-word story, which takes place before Harry\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s birth, the boy wizard\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s father and Sirius Black use magic to elude police in a high-speed chase. The work also manages to brush aside rumors that an eighth Potter book is in the works. From the prequel I am not working on\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that was fun! Rowling writes at the end, just above her signature.",
        "Caption": "Rowling's Potter Prequel Conjures Up $49K for Charity",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1964",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2009 8:04 AM) Employers cut 524,000 jobs in December, which, on the heels of November\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decline of 584,000, made 2008 the darkest year of job losses since the end of World War II, Bloomberg reports. Those numbers were in line with forecasts, but the jobless rate topped its forecast by rising to 7.2%, a 15-year high. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re seeing pretty ugly numbers, said one economist. The recession is worsening.",
        "Caption": "US Loses 524K Jobs; Unemployment Hits 7.2%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1965",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2010 10:00 AM CDT) Wow: It wasn't just loose talk. CNN today named Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker co-hosts of a nightly news and events discussion program at 8pm, replacing Campbell Brown's ratings-starved show. In the CNN press release, shared by Business Insider, Parker, the Pulitzer Prize-winning right-wing columnist, lavished praise on her new partner, calling the disgraced governor-turned-blogger one of the nation's most brilliant, fearless and original thinkers. For his part, Spitzer calls Parker an extraordinary intellect whose sharp observations and wit are certain to resonate with viewers. What will happen when they stop scratching each other's backs? It can't possibly be boring, she predicts.",
        "Caption": "Eliot Spitzer, Kathleen Parker Land CNN's 8pm Slot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1966",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2016 3:29 PM CDT) A New Jersey school district that some say has gone overboard in how it handles internal incidents recently confronted its latest issue\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis time involving a 9-year-old's racist comment about a snack, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. At a third-grade party at Collingswood's William P. Tatem Elementary School, a student made a remark about brownies at the festivities, and another student said the comment was racist. The next thing everyone knew, the school had called the police, and the boy who made the comment was being interrogated by an officer, per the boy's mom. He said they were talking about brownies, says Stacy dos Santos. Who exactly did he offend? The hubbub can be traced to a May meeting in which the Camden County Prosecutor's office ordered cops to step in whenever a possible crime is committed in the schools, the Courier-Post reports. That action was spurred by the failure of the district to report a previous allegation of criminal conduct, which is still being investigated and which the Collingswood police chief says wasn't an egregious matter. But parents and the school board say the prosecutor's directive has gotten out of hand, with the district superintendent noting that cops have been called to the schools up to five times a day over the last month. It is unfathomable to us that the [prosecutor's office] believes that having uniformed police officers responding to incidents of name-calling or a second-grade playground shove is appropriate for the children or taxpayers of Collingswood, the school board's president wrote in a letter that went out to the community. (Cops were called after parents brawled at a kindergarten play.)",
        "Caption": "Kid's 'Racist' Brownie Remark Brings Cops to 3rd-Grade Party",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1967",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2016 6:21 AM CDT) The Olympic flame has been kindled at the birthplace of the ancient games in Greece, heralding the start of a 15-week journey leading to the Aug. 5 opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, reports the AP. IOC and Rio organizing committee leaders attended Thursday's flame-lighting at Ancient Olympia, where antiquity's greatest sporting event was held for over 1,000 years. They voiced confidence Brazil will overcome its political and economic problems to stage a successful games, the first in South America. The flame was lit by an actress impersonating a pagan high priestess and will be delivered to the first torchbearer, Greek world gymnastics champion Eleftherios Petrounias. It will traverse Greece for six days, until the April 27 handover to Brazilian officials in Athens. After a brief stopover in Switzerland, the flame will start its travels through Brazil on May 3.",
        "Caption": "Rio's Olympic Flame Begins Its 15-Week Odyssey",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1968",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2015 4:23 PM CDT) Fourteen people were shot over a 15-hour period in Chicago starting Monday evening, with six of those people succumbing to their injuries, the Chicago Tribune reports. Of the eight wounded, one was an 11-month-old and one was a 2-year-old; among those killed were a pregnant mother, a grandmother, and the mother of a 4-year-old. Ten of the victims were gunned down at two locations just a few miles apart on the South Side, the paper notes. Wherever you live, you should be able to get out of your car and go to your home, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said while addressing the shootings at the opening of a revamped Red Line CTA station, adding that he was angry: Enough is enough. These shootings weren't, unfortunately, an anomaly: The Tribune ran the numbers and reports that more than 2,300 people have been shot so far in the city in 2015, about 400 more than at this time last year; the homicide rate has jumped 21% from 2014. The past two weekends have been particularly bloody, with more than 50 people being shot. Emanuel also took the opportunity at the station opening to call once more for making all Chicago communities safe, as well as for stricter punishments for gun crimes. You can say this happened in the neighborhood of the Back of the Yards, but everybody [who] woke up this morning, or heard it last night, felt a pain of anguish, he said. It's time that our criminal justice system and the laws as it relates to access to guns and the penalties for using [them] reflect the values of the people of the city of Chicago. (An army of moms set up shop on Chicago corners to keep neighborhood streets safe.)",
        "Caption": "Enough Is Enough': Chicago Mayor After 14 Shot in 15 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1969",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2009 12:59 PM CDT) Natasha Richardson wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t admitted to the hospital until nearly 4 hours after she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d taken her fateful tumble, almost 3 hours later than the ski resort officials claimed Tuesday, the New York Times reports. Ambulance dispatch records show that the first paramedics to arrive at 1pm were waved off when Richardson declined treatment; a second call from the hotel didn't come until 3pm, and the actress arrived at the hospital at 4:20. The gap raises painful questions about whether Richardson, who died from an epidural hematoma, could have been saved it she had been treated faster. One brain surgeon not involved in the case says a quick response makes all the difference in such injuries. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s one of the most acute neurological emergencies. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s one of the few times where it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s life or death, where you can truly save somebody\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s life, or they die if you don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get to them. A resort spokesman told the Times ambulances are often called after skiers experience minor falls, and are often turned away.",
        "Caption": "Richardson Waited 4 Hours Before Seeking Treatment",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1970",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2008 4:29 PM CDT) Guantanamo Bay inmates likely will not be tried for charges connected to the Sept. 11 attacks while President Bush is still in office, US officials say. The system set up in 2006 for trying charges brought against the prisoners is crawling. Every little detail ends up being contested, because it's an entirely new system, a Human Rights Watch observer tells the Washington Post. Some of the detainees haven't even seen their lawyers yet, she said. The slow going comes despite Defense Department officials' saying they would like to begin trials before the end of the Bush administration. One Pentagon officer has even mentioned the strategic political value of holding the trials before the November election.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Suspects Won't See Trial on Bush Watch",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1971",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2020 6:03 AM) UK regulators are warning people with a history of significant allergic reactions to avoid taking the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine after two people experienced symptoms of anaphylactoid reaction. Two National Health Service staff members who received a dose on Tuesday suffered the reaction, which is generally serious and potentially life threatening. Both individuals\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho have a history of such reactions and carry an adrenaline auto injector or EpiPen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare said to be recovering after the appropriate treatment, reports ITV News. Based on the two cases, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has advised that anyone with a history of significant allergic reactions to medicines, food, or vaccines should not receive a dose for the time being. NHS' national medical director Stephen Powis said this was common with new vaccines. Pfizer said it was a precautionary measure while the MHRA investigates in order to fully understand each case and its causes, per the Guardian. It added the vaccine had been well tolerated in the phase three clinical trial, involving 44,000 participants, with no serious safety concerns. We know from the very extensive clinical trials that this wasn't a feature but if we need to strengthen our advice now that we have had this experience ... we will get that advice to the field immediately, MHRA chief executive Dr. June Raine said Wednesday. She noted those administering the vaccine would be on the lookout for side effects. The MHRA added resuscitation facilities should be available at all times for all vaccinations.",
        "Caption": "2 Britons Have Severe Reaction to Vaccine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1972",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2012 3:41 PM) After a days-long bidding war, HarperCollins has obtained the rights to Amanda Knox's memoir in a $4 million deal, insiders tell the New York Times. Divisions of Random House, Macmillan, Simon & Schuster, and Penguin all reportedly bid on the book, which Knox says will be based in part on the journal she kept in prison. Lawyer Robert Barnett, who has represented other big-name authors such as Sarah Palin, was behind the deal. No one has yet heard Amanda Knox\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s own account of her accusation of the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy, said Harper's publisher. This book will give Knox an opportunity to tell the story in full detail, for the first time. It will be the story of a crime and a trial, but also a moving account of a young woman\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s struggle to cope with a nightmarish ordeal that placed her at the center of a media storm, and led to her imprisonment. Italian prosecutors recently appealed Knox's acquittal.",
        "Caption": "Amanda Knox Scores $4M Book Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1973",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2015 6:35 AM CDT) A third blogger who spoke out against religious intolerance has been hacked to death in Bangladesh. Police say about four masked individuals armed with machetes attacked Ananta Bijoy Das on a busy street in Sylhet today as he made his way to work at a bank, reports the Guardian. They chased him down the street and first attacked his head with their machetes and then attacked him all over his body, a police commissioner says. The attackers fled; Das, 33, was declared dead at a hospital. He wrote for website Mukto-Mona, or Free Mind, which was once moderated by Bangladeshi-American Avijit Roy. Roy was killed in a machete attack in February. An al-Qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility; an Islamist has been arrested. Blogger Washiqur Rahman was hacked to death in the country in March. Both Roy and Das were on lists of identified targets, a human rights activist in Dhaka tells the BBC. They've always believed and written very vocally in support of free expression and they've very explicitly written about not following any religion themselves. A friend of Das says the banker had received threats related to his writing and more appeared after Roy's death. Das wrote primarily about science and evolution, but had criticized elements of Islam and Hinduism. He won Mukto-Mona's rationalist award in 2006 for his deep and courageous interest in spreading secular and humanist ideals, per the site. The head of a bloggers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 association in Bangladesh has now called on the government to step down. One after another incident is happening and they are not able to do anything, he says.",
        "Caption": "3rd Blogger Hacked to Death in Bangladesh",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1974",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2011 4:56 PM CDT) Passengers traveling through a Florida airport might have noticed their luggage feeling a little lighter upon landing. Police say a TSA agent at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was caught shoving a passenger's iPad down his pants, and that's just the beginning, reports CBS Miami. The agent\u00e2\u20ac\u201dresponsible for screening luggage at the airport\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis accused of stealing $50,000 worth of electronics from passengers over the past six months. He allegedly would post the items for sale online and often have them sold before his shift ended. After an airline employee reported that he put an iPad in his pants, he was fired and charged with grand theft. You kind of trust these guys to go through our stuff and make sure everything\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s safe, says one passenger. Not [to] steal anything.",
        "Caption": "Cops: TSA Agent Took $50K in Electronics From Bags",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1975",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2013 11:56 AM CDT) Mike Rice may have been fired by Rutgers University for abusing his players, but he's still got a $100,000 bonus coming his way, reports the AP. That's in addition to the $622,500 he received as his regular salary in 2012, as part of a five-year deal Rice signed last year. The bonus was contingent on him completing the 2012-2013 season, which he did; Rice would not have received the bonus had he been fired in December when the school administration first reviewed the damning video of Rice's behavior. An athletic department rep confirms the bonus will be paid. Rice has apologized for the abuse, but so far the school's athletes have been ordered to keep quiet, reports Lizzie Crocker for the Daily Beast. I can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say anything, one male athlete told Crocker as he hurried away. But I can throw a basketball in your face! One football player was more polite, saying Our coach just told us not to talk to the media.",
        "Caption": "Fired Rutgers Coach Still Gets His $100K Bonus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1976",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2015 4:42 AM CDT) The death of Zimbabwe's beloved lion Cecil, killed by Minnesota dentist Dr. Walter Palmer, could spark a cascade of effects that ultimately result in the deaths of 10 cubs in Cecil's pride. So say University of Oxford conservation experts who've been tracking one of the continent's most photographed lions for seven years, reports NBC News. First Cecil's brothers are now at risk as rival male lions seek to take over the pride, which may lead to the overthrow of his weakened coalition, and subsequently the death of his cubs, says David MacDonald, the founding director of Oxford's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, which tracks lions. Cecil's death is a particular blow for MacDonald, who says his team watched him for hours, indeed weeks, months, and years. Cecil was simply a magnificent lion. In terms of what's next for Palmer, the US and Zimbabwe do have an extradition treaty, but the Department of Justice has only said that it is aware of the situation, reports Time. A US Fish and Wildlife Service spokesperson says the service is deeply concerned about the killing and investigating further. Just last year the service proposed listing lions as an endangered species, and said in a statement, It is up to all of us\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot just the people of Africa\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto ensure that healthy, wild populations of animals continue to roam the savanna for generations to come. Meanwhile former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell has joined a slew of celebrities mourning Cecil's death by tweeting a photograph of herself hugging the lion when he was a cub, reports the Daily Mirror. Meeting the cat was one of the most memorable moments of my life, she wrote. (See how Cecil was lured to his death.)",
        "Caption": "Experts: Cecil's Death Could Doom 10 Lion Cubs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1977",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2009 7:13 AM) As President Obama heads into a meeting with his national security team today, one of the four options on the table for increasing troop levels in Afghanistan has emerged as a favorite of his top advisers. Hillary Clinton, Mike Mullen, and Robert Gates all favor a plan to send about 30,000 new troops to Afghanistan in the next year, the New York Times reports. The Wall Street Journal describes the plan as a compromise strategy, using US troops to hold the Taliban at bay while Afghan forces are beefed up enough to secure population centers themselves. Up to 10,000 of the new US forces would be military trainers to aid in the rapid Afghan troop buildup. Obama is expected to mull over today's discussion during his upcoming trip to Asia and announce a decision on Afghan strategy shortly after he returns November 19.",
        "Caption": "Top Obama Advisers Push 30K Troop Increase",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1978",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2011 5:29 PM) Finally, an Earth-like planet where the weather is nice enough for an occasional visit. Only, it's 600 light-years away. Today NASA announced the existence of Kepler-22b, the first-ever planet discovered in the habitable zone of a sun-like star\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere temperatures are placid enough to allow for water, ScienceNOW reports. It's a great gift, says one scientist. We were very fortunate to find it. Kepler-22b averages about 72 degrees, with a 290-day year and a sun about as far away as ours, the AP reports. But it's 2.4 times bigger than our planet, possibly too large to support life. Perhaps it's a gas-and-liquid planet like Neptune, but with ocean water everywhere. Still, this discovery shows that we Homo sapiens are straining our reach into the universe to find planets that remind us of home, one scientist says. We are almost there. (Read about a giant planet that may have left our solar system eons ago.)",
        "Caption": "NASA's Kepler Telescope Spots Earth-LIke Kepler-22b Planet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1979",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2016 1:01 PM CDT) A suspected serial killer is now linked to five deaths, police say, and authorities think the number may grow. In the newest revelation, Shawn Grate, 40\u00e2\u20ac\u201darrested in Ohio last week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas admitted to killing his first victim in 2005 in Marion County, police say. Grate reportedly told police he stabbed the unknown woman\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhose remains were discovered in 2007 but have yet to be identified\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause his mother ordered magazines from her that never arrived, per People and WOIO. Grate said he returned to her shallow grave a year after the murder to burn her body to ensure his DNA wouldn't be found, police say. Authorities believe Grate also strangled Rebekah Leicy, whose remains were found in a field in Ashland in March 2015, reports the Washington Post. After Grate was discovered holding a woman captive in a home where the remains of two other women\u00e2\u20ac\u201dStacey Stanley, 43, and Elizabeth Griffin, 29\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere found last week, police say he led authorities to the body of yet another woman, Candice Cunningham, 29, reports Fox 8. She is believed to have died in June. Grate, jailed on $1 million bail, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder and one count of kidnapping so far with more charges expected. He's obviously a serial killer, the Marion County sheriff says, adding that Grate was very polite during questioning. It's hard to believe there aren't other bodies out there. An ex-girlfriend tells WOIO that Grate previously beat her up, stalked her, and promised he would come back to get me. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Had I not got away, it could've very well been me.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 'Polite' Serial Killer Murdered 5, Maybe More",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1980",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2008 8:25 PM) Hillary Clinton upstaged her rivals today by proposing $70 billion in emergency spending to help avoid a US recession, Reuters reports. Her plan would include $30 billion for homeowners, $25 billion for families with high energy bills, and another $15 billion aimed at unemployment insurance and alternative energy plans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall on borrowed money. I don't think we can wait, Clinton said during a stop in California. Romney\u00c2 blasted her plan, which he said ignores innovation and instead grows the size and role of government. Other GOP hopefuls joined today's economic debate: John McCain attacked Romney's promise to bring back textile and manufacturing jobs, as Rudy Giuliani proposed a $3,000 tax cut for middle Americans. Meanwhile President Bush is said to be mulling a tax rebate to help spark the US economy, Bloomberg reports.",
        "Caption": "Clinton Unveils $70B Fix for Economy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1981",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2016 7:41 AM CDT) Like many students heading off to college, Jeremy Shuler is excited to attend classes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding multivariable calculus and intermediate Latin\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand meet new people. Partying, however, is out of the question: Jeremy is only 12. The real-life Sheldon Cooper\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalso from Texas\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis believed to be the youngest person to ever attend Cornell University, reports the Washington Post. His parents, both aerospace engineers, say he had a passion for learning from the start. He knew the alphabet and numbers at 15 months old and could read both English and Korean at 2. At age 5, he was studying pre-calculus and reading Lord of the Rings. That's when his mom decided to quit her job to focus on homeschooling Jeremy, reports Texas Tech University. We gave up Wikipedia, says Jeremy's dad. We would just ask Jeremy, 'What is the capital of Chad?' and he would tell us. He's much smarter than either of us, for sure, he adds. It's a challenge to keep him challenged. At age 10, Jeremy took the SAT, scoring in the 99.6 percentile, before earning his high school diploma, per the Ithaca Journal. He was accepted to Cornell this spring on the condition that he live with his parents, who've since moved to Ithaca. I know it's the right choice, it's the only way he can be challenged and grow, his dad says. A Cornell rep admits the situation is highly unusual, but Jeremy will be able to thrive. He can't wait. I've been preparing for college for a long time, says Jeremy, who plans to study engineering and math. (This 11-year-old has three college degrees.)",
        "Caption": "Boy, 12, Is Now an Ivy Leaguer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1982",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2012 10:43 AM CDT) A suicide bomber in Afghanistan killed an anti-Taliban politician today by striking on his daughter's wedding day, reports the BBC. The bomber hugged Ahmad Khan Samangani as he was greeting guests at the wedding hall and set off an explosion that killed the MP and at least 22 others, reports Reuters. Samangani, a former warlord who battled the Soviets during the 1980s and later the Taliban, had told security not to bother searching guests. The Los Angeles Times susses out potential motives: The attack could signal either a power struggle among powerful northern warlords, most of them members of ethnic minorities, or a renewed campaign by the Taliban to assassinate leading figures in the Northern Alliance, the former militia that helped drive the group from power. The Taliban has denied responsibility, but President Hamid Karzai blamed enemies of the people, his usual phraseology for the group or those in its camp.",
        "Caption": "Suicide Bomber Hugs Father of Bride, Kills 23",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1983",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2013 2:56 PM CDT) The suspense is over: An 84-year-old Florida woman has come forward to claim last month's $590 million Powerball jackpot, reports the Tampa Tribune. Gloria C. MacKenzie will take a lump-sum payout of $371 million before taxes, making her the biggest solo lottery winner in US history, reports AP. She is a resident of the small town of Zephyrhills, where the winning ticket was sold at a supermarket. Lottery officials say another customer let MacKenzie step ahead in line before she bought the winning ticket with a quick-pick, reports USA Today. MacKenzie left with family members after claiming the prize in Tallahassee and didn't speak to reporters.",
        "Caption": "Biggest Solo Lottery Winner in US History Is 84",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1984",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2009 11:16 AM CDT) Hillary Clinton is headed to Haiti to meet with the president and pledge her support for economic help for the hemisphere\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s poorest nation. The trip comes on the heels of an international fundraiser that generated $325 million for programs aimed at the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 70% unemployment, reports NPR. The US also boosted its aid package by $57 million, to $324 million for the year. Part of the US funds will target rising violence linked to drug trafficking. Haiti was stabilizing 2 years ago, but last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hurricanes, floods, and rising gas prices once again crippled it. The secretary of state will also visit the Dominican Republic before joining President Obama at a regional summit that begins tomorrow in Trinidad and Tobago.",
        "Caption": "Clinton Heads to Haiti With $325M Boost",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1985",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2015 4:48 PM CDT) When Larry Smith's father gave him a .38 revolver in late spring of 1989, he took it apart and stored it in his closet. A few weeks later, when he thought he saw someone trying to enter his fenced yard, he grabbed the gun before he went outside. He didn't return it to the closet, but stashed it in the bottom of his top dresser drawer. The next morning, his 10-year-old son Sean went looking for the Nintendo games his mother had hidden and found the revolver instead. He picked it up, waved it around, pointed it at a window, and just as his frightened 8-year-old sister Erin ran out of the room, pulled the trigger. The bullet entered her heart. He held her, trying to staunch the blood, and watched her eyes roll back. ''Please don't die. Please, God. Please, don't be dead, Sean said in a 911 call, recounts the New York Times. By the time paramedics arrived, she was. Thirty years later, the Trace reports, Sean is finally pulling his life together. But from the moment he held his dead sister, through his desperate 911 call being played over and over as a public service announcement, through drug use and then abuse, the birth of a son, relapse, and a failed marriage, Sean says he has struggled with guilt. The shooting, by the way, was the first in a bloody week in Florida history that saw four more children accidentally shot across the state, with all but one of them dying. The state legislature, already adjourned for the year, went into special session just to pass a law making it illegal to leave a gun unsecured. (No charges were brought against Larry or Sean.) Now 28 states have similar laws on the books, and Florida, whose law came first and is among the most restrictive, has seen a 51% drop in unintentional shooting deaths of children. Sean, meanwhile, says he's finally forgiven himself. Read the full piece here.",
        "Caption": "What Became of Boy Who Shot His Sister in 1989 Accident",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1986",
        "News Article": "(Oct 8, 2010 4:13 PM CDT) In parts of the US\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNew York, for one\u00e2\u20ac\u201da pack of cigarettes now costs more than $10. But that's nothing compared to the true cost of smoking, which Spain's Polytechnic University of Cartagena figures to be $149 for men and $104 for women. Researchers analyzed life expectancy for smokers and used the Value of a Statistical Life\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan economics measure of how much people are prepared to pay to reduce the risk of death, reports Lab Spaces. One of the conclusions of the article is that the price one pays for each pack of cigarettes at a newsstand is only a very small price of the true price that smokers pay for their habit, says one of the researchers. Given that tobacco consumption raises the risk of death in comparison with non-smokers, it can be assigned a premature death cost for people who do smoke.",
        "Caption": "A Pack of Cigarettes Really Costs $149",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1987",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2010 2:05 PM CDT) Special Forces teams have killed or captured more than 300 Taliban and al-Qaeda leaders in the last three months, says David Petraeus. The top general revealed the figure in a wide-ranging and upbeat discussion of the Afghan war, noting that the results had come from a three-to-four-fold increase in the number of special forces operations from the previous year, the Telegraph reports. Other reports have said that America dropped 2,100 bombs and missiles over the last four months, a 50% increase over last year. Petraeus said the offensive has forced senior leadership deeper into hiding, asserting that a message from Osama bin Laden took four months to get out. It indicates a considerable inability, certainly to conduct any kind of day-to-day or even week-to-week operational guidance, Petraeus said.",
        "Caption": "Petraeus: 300 Taliban Leaders Hit in 3 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1988",
        "News Article": "(Feb 25, 2014 2:06 AM) Protesters trying to force out Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro have blocked main roads in Caracas with burning barricades to try and ban access to the capital, reports the BBC. At least 13 people have now been killed in the wave of opposition protests, and hardline demonstrators in the capital and around the country say they won't quit until Maduro is out of office. Opposition leader Henrique Capriles has urged supporters not to follow calls for a national blockade, but he has demanded the release of jailed protest leader Leopoldo Lopez and other demonstrators, as well as the disarming of pro-government gangs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding the motorcycle gangs blamed for some protesters' deaths. Amid the country's worst unrest in a decade, Capriles rejected an invitation to meet Maduro, reports Reuters. This is a dying government ... I'm not going to be like the orchestra on the Titanic, he said. The presidential palace is not the place to talk about peace, it's the center of operations for abuses of human rights. Maduro\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhose government revoked the credentials of CNN's reporters over its coverage of the unrest\u00e2\u20ac\u201daccuses the opposition of planning a Washington-backed coup.",
        "Caption": "Maduro Cries Coup as Venezuela Toll Hits 13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1989",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2016 8:24 AM CDT) All Karol Dunford has left is a dirty nightgown, caked in mud from the floodwaters that ravaged her West Virginia town and killed at least 23. She lost the trailer where she lived for 30 years. As the deluge swamped southeast West Virginia on Thursday evening, Dunford, a 71-year-old Air Force veteran of the Vietnam war, sat immobile in her wheelchair in her living room as the pitch-black floodwater rose past her ankles, to her knees, up to the armrests. Hundreds of others were stranded, too. Teams across the state rescued people from second-story windows, the hoods of cars, the tops of trees. They saved Dunford from her flooded trailer in the middle of the night, just as the water started licking her shoulders . More than 100 homes were destroyed, some torn from their foundations and carried away. Families were left with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Dunford's tiny town of Rainelle in Greenbrier County took the brunt of the devastation. County Sheriff Jan Cahill described complete chaos. At least 15 people were killed in the county and officials fear more will be discovered as they start sorting through the rubble the storm left behind. This was so violent, Wayne Pennington, the fire chief in Lewisburg, the seat of Greenbrier County, tells the AP. It removed structures. It swept cars away. It destroyed trees, guard rails. It churned up the earth. It exposed water lines and broke them. It was just mass destruction on a scale I've never seen.",
        "Caption": "Toll Hits 23 in W. Va Flooding",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1990",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2013 12:40 PM) Thought Cloud Atlas was too long? Head to China: Its version of the film is 40 minutes shorter. Censors trimmed the film from 169 minutes to 130. So what was cut? The Hollywood Reporter guesses that scenes of a gay relationship were on the chopping block\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand perhaps a sex scene involving Chinese actress Zhou Xun. Chinese audiences might want to see more of a popcorn movie, and considerations for the Chinese market were made in the making of the Chinese version of the film, says a producer, who notes that the edits were made in accordance with national censorship standards. Also sliced: the latest Bond film, Skyfall, which opened yesterday in China. It lost a scene in which a Chinese doorman is killed; new subtitles, meanwhile, wipe out original ones that discussed Chinese intelligence involved in torture and Macau prostitution.",
        "Caption": "China Edits Out 23% of Cloud Atlas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1991",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2009 11:29 PM CDT) Orlando finally regained its Magic touch. Making easy shots and tough ones from everywhere, the Magic won their first game in two visits to the NBA finals as Dwight Howard and Rashard Lewis scored 21 points apiece in a 108-104 victory over Los Angeles. The Lakers still lead the series, 2-1, and Game 4 is Thursday night. Orlando shot a finals record 63%, including another finals record 75% in the first half, to avoid falling into an 0-3 hole that no team in postseason history has been able to escape. Kobe Bryant scored 31 points for the Lakers, but the superstar had just 10 points in the second half and went only 4 of 15 from the field after the first quarter.",
        "Caption": "Orlando Takes Game 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1992",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2009 5:25 AM) Windows 7 Beta will be launched to the public tomorrow, Steve Ballmer told the Consumer Electronics Show yesterday. The Microsoft chief, filling the keynote slot held by Bill Gates in the previous 11 years, told the audience that the operating system would be a return to the special sauce that made the firm an innovator,\u00c2 ChannelWeb reports. Ballmer never mentioned the much-maligned Vista by name but addressed some of users' main gripes by promising that Windows 7 would boot faster, hog less power, and be more reliable than earlier versions. Ballmer also announced major steps forward in the company's cloud computing plans and major partnerships with Dell, Facebook, and Verizon to expand the reach of Windows Live and Live Search.",
        "Caption": "Ballmer Opens Up Windows 7 Beta",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1993",
        "News Article": "(Apr 15, 2016 3:58 PM CDT) A man convicted four years ago in the oldest cold case ever tried was freed Friday after an Illinois judge vacated his conviction and subsequent life sentence, CNN reports. According to CBS News, 76-year-old Jack McCullough was convicted of kidnapping a 7-year-old girl, choking her, and stabbing her to death in 1957. The case was reopened in 2008, and McCullough was arrested in 2011 and convicted the following year. After an appeal by McCullough, Illinois state's attorney Richard Schmack launched a six-month investigation that found what he calls clear and convincing evidence that McCullough is innocent. While the judge Friday vacated McCullough's conviction, he stopped short of declaring him innocent, and a new trial will be held, the Chicago Tribune reports. McCullough, who lived in the same neighborhood as the kidnapped girl, says he was 40 miles away at an Air Force recruiting center at the time of the kidnapping. It's an alibi that passed a polygraph test in 1957 and made it impossible for him to be the culprit based on the FBI's original timeline for the kidnapping. That timeline was later changed by police, and Schmack says documents\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding phone and Air Force records\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsupporting McCullough's alibi were wrongly not allowed at his trial. A friend of the kidnapped girl picked McCullough out of a photo lineup when the case was reopened. But his was the only non-yearbook photo in the lineup, and she picked a different man out of a photo lineup 50 years earlier. That info wasn't allowed at McCullough's trial either. No physical evidence was ever found to support McCullough's conviction.",
        "Caption": "Man Convicted in 59-Year-Old Kidnapping and Murder Set Free",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1994",
        "News Article": "(Dec 15, 2010 1:01 PM) President Obama's compromise tax deal with Republicans\u00e2\u20ac\u201da package of cuts that would add nearly a trillion dollars to the US debt\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwon approval in the Senate today in a 81-19 vote. The measure still faces stiff opposition in the House where Democrats see it as overgenerous to the wealthy. The House could consider it tomorrow. Despite strong criticism from fellow Democrats, Obama has made passage of the bill a key year-end priority, calling it essential for the economy as it struggles to recover from the worst recession in decades. House Democrats are fuming over extended benefits to the wealthy, but even critics expect the package to pass, as is. There's a political reality here, says a New Jersey Dem. We can jump up and down all we want about the higher end estate taxes, (but) the Senate isn't going to change it. Obama needs to get the tax measure out of the way to get to a Senate vote on the New START treaty.",
        "Caption": "Senate Passes Tax-Cut Deal 81-19",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1995",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2016 6:40 PM CDT) Researchers have discovered evidence that monkeys arrived in North America 18 million years earlier than previously believed, according to a study published Wednesday in Nature. And they were truly impressive monkeys indeed. The newly discovered Panamacebus transitus had to somehow cross the 100 miles of water that separated South America from North America prior to the formation of the Isthmus of Panama 3.5 million years ago. As far as scientists know, the monkey is the only mammal to cross the Miocene Central American Seaway into North America. We never would've predicted they would've been here, study co-author Jonathan Bloch tells Nature. While it's possible the monkeys swam to North America, it's more likely they inadvertently found themselves setting sail on rafts made of vegetation. Our current knowledge of Panamacebus transitus comes from seven fossilized teeth found at the site of the Panama Canal expansion, according to a press release. The teeth are 21 million years old and show the new monkey likely resembled a modern-day capuchin. There's no evidence Panamacebus transitus did well in its new Panamanian home; the ancestors of modern-day North American monkeys came millions of years later after the isthmus was formed. The Panama Canal expansion has been a boon for researchers. I asked my boss for a million dollars to dig a hole in the ground, says one of the study's authors. Then the Panamanian people voted for the Panama Canal Authority to spend $5.6 billion dollars to expand the canal. (Some 10,000 human bones found in Germany may rewrite the history of war in Europe.)",
        "Caption": "North America's 1st Monkey Crossed a Sea to Get There",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1996",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2015 2:28 AM) The residents of Birmingham, England, may have been startled to learn from a Fox News terrorism expert that their city is a Muslim-only one where non-Muslims just simply don't go. Steven Emerson, founder of the Investigative Project on Terrorism group, also claimed there are parts of London where there are religious police that actually beat and actually wound seriously anyone who doesn't dress in religious Muslim attire, the Telegraph reports. After his remarks were widely mocked on social media by residents of Birmingham\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere the most recent census found that 14.3% of its million residents were Muslim\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe pundit apologized profusely and promised to make a donation to a children's hospital in the city, reports the BBC. I have clearly made a terrible error for which I am deeply sorry. My comments about Birmingham were totally in error, he said. There was no excuse for making this mistake, and I owe an apology to every resident of Birmingham. The apology hasn't stopped people from lampooning his comments under the hashtag #FoxNewsFacts. Due to Sharia law, Birmingham is now called 'Birming,' quipped one user.",
        "Caption": "Fox Pundit: UK's 2nd-Biggest City 'Muslim-Only'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1997",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2012 7:20 AM) The Treasury Department has had a tough time selling off some of the stock it took on in exchange for TARP bailout funds, meaning taxpayers are still on the hook for some $132.9 billion\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome of which they may never get back, according to a report released today by the government watchdog overseeing the program. Selling the stock has been complicated by swingy stock market prices, and deep dips in some of the bailed out companies, the AP reports. Treasury is trying not to lose money on any of the investments, but that'll be tough\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit'll have to get $28.73 per share for AIG and $53.98 per share for GM, for example, a daunting prospect since the two closed at $25.31 and $24.92 respectively yesterday. TARP is not over, said the acting inspector general for the program, promising that his office would watch it until it was.",
        "Caption": "Taxpayers Still Have $132.9B Stuck in TARP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1998",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2012 6:46 AM) Four southern California men have been arrested for planning violent jihad, including terrorist attacks in the US and abroad, the FBI says. The men intended to go to Afghanistan and join al-Qaeda and the Taliban, officials say. Sohiel Omar Kabir, 34, introduced Ralph Deleon, 23, and Miguel Alejandro Santana Vidriales, 21, to the militant ideas of Anwar al-Awlaki; the trio discussed Islamic extremism online, posting material to Facebook, according to the criminal complaint. Deleon and Santana converted to Islam in 2010. Santana told an undercover FBI agent online of his hopes to commit jihad, the AP reports. At a shooting range in September, Deleon and Santana discussed their goals with an undercover agent. Santana said he wanted to drive into the baddest military base with explosives. If I'm gonna do that, I'm gonna take out a whole base. Might as well make it, like, big, ya know, he said. The group eventually recruited another 21-year-old, Arifeen David Gojali. They now face up to 15 years in prison.",
        "Caption": "4 Californians Planned to Join al-Qaeda, Kill Americans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_1999",
        "News Article": "(Oct 15, 2015 5:33 PM CDT) A 6-month-old girl died Thursday after being tossed from the window of an apartment building, witnesses and police said, the third child killed that way in the city in three months. The New York Police Department said a 25-year-old woman believed to be the infant's mother was in the Bronx apartment with four children at the time. The three other children were taken to a hospital. They were not injured. The woman was taken from the home in the Fordham Heights neighborhood to a hospital for an evaluation. No charges have been filed. A witness told WABC that the woman had been dangling the child outside of the window. And then that's when the neighbors started screaming, 'No, no, no, no!' Lizette Rodriguez said. They were yelling at her, 'Don't do it! Think about it.' Rodriguez said the woman said, 'I'm going to throw the baby out the window,' and the woman was screaming, 'We're all gonna die!' And that's when I figured, OK, this is time to call 911. She said she heard the baby hit the ground while she was dialing. This is the third death of a child tossed from a New York apartment since August. Last month, a newborn girl with her umbilical cord still attached was found dead outside an apartment building in the University Heights section of the borough; her mother was arrested. In August, police arrested a Queens woman in connection with the death of her month-old son, who was thrown from a fourth-floor window.",
        "Caption": "3rd Baby in 3 Months Is Thrown From NYC Window",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2000",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2015 10:32 AM CDT) Searchers combing the Wyoming wilderness for three missing Midwestern sisters this morning found the women; they were cold and hungry but otherwise healthy. ABC News reports the Andrews-Sharer sisters set out on June 28 to hike and camp outside Jackson Hole, and the search for them began Tuesday after they failed to show up in Chicago as planned. Their vehicle was found yesterday at a wilderness trailhead in Bridger-Teton National Forest, and a helicopter today spotted 25-year-old Megan Margaret of Milwaukee and 22-year-old Erin and 16-year-old Kelsi, both of Columbus, Ohio, in that forest. The helicopter is flying them to the Swift Creek Trailhead, where the girls' father is, and he'll be driving them out, said the search spokeswoman. Teton County Sheriff Jim Whalen previously said the sisters were well-prepared for the trip and have backcountry experience; ABC News reports it's thought they packed food for roughly five days.",
        "Caption": "3 Sisters Missing in Wilderness Found",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2001",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2012 9:00 AM) When two men started breaking into her Oklahoma mobile home on New Year's Eve, 18-year-old widow and new mom Sarah McKinley blocked the door with a couch, grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun and a pistol, and asked the 911 dispatcher, Is it OK to shoot him if he comes in this door? The dispatcher stopped short of giving McKinley permission, but said, You have to do what you have to do to protect your baby. After 21 minutes, 24-year-old Justin Shane Martin made it inside, brandishing a 12-inch hunting knife, and McKinley promptly shot and killed him. She will not be charged since she was acting in self-defense, prosecutors say, but Martin's alleged accomplice\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho fled after hearing the gunshot and later turned himself in\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddoes face a first-degree murder charge. The two men were high on prescription painkillers and police say they may have been looking for more in McKinley's home, because they knew her husband had recently died from lung cancer. However, NewsOK paints an even more disturbing picture, noting that McKinley feared she was being watched for weeks, that someone may even have been entering her home, and that her dogs may have been poisoned in the days after her husband entered the hospital. She'd had previous run-ins with Martin: Her mother says he had followed her at a rodeo two years ago, and she had also run into him at a convenience store recently, CBS News reports. He showed up at her house the week before the break-in, on the day of her husband's funeral, ABC News adds, but McKinley did not let him in.",
        "Caption": "911 Operator to 18-Year-Old: Protect Your Baby",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2002",
        "News Article": "(Sep 19, 2014 2:18 AM CDT) There were two big issues being resolved in Scotland yesterday. The 2,400 members of a very old boys' club, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in St. Andrews, had been asked to weigh in by postal ballot on whether to allow women to become members, and it was yesterday announced that 85% of the turnout said yes, reports the Telegraph. This is a very important and positive day in the history of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, said the club's chief executive, who'd taken some heat for previously saying single-sex clubs are just kind of, for some people, a way of life that they rather like. Founded back in 1754, the club was originally granted access to play on the land as long as the then-Archbishop of St. Andrews would still retain ownership of the rabbits found on the course. Also called the home of golf and the Old Course, it has played host to a whopping 28 British Open Championships, the most recent in 2010. Amid recent controversy, sponsors had grown uneasy about being affiliated with the restrictive club, reports the New York Times. Three male-only clubs remain in the nine-course Open rotation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dMuirfield, Royal St. George\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s and Royal Troon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso the debate may still run its course.",
        "Caption": "260-Year-Old 'Home of Golf' to Finally Allow Women",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2003",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2009 3:46 PM) Donovan McNabb and his Philadelphia Eagles get another week to keep chasing that elusive Super Bowl crown, and Eli Manning and the New York Giants get a whole off-season to wonder what went wrong, the AP\u00c2 reports. McNabb made all the big plays that Manning did not, and the Eagles eliminated the Super Bowl champions 23-11 today to reach the NFC title game for the fifth time in eight seasons. McNabb lunged for one touchdown, threw for another, and converted several key third downs to move the sixth-seeded Eagles (11-6-1) into next Sunday's title game at Arizona (11-7).\u00c2 It feels like it was years ago, McNabb said.",
        "Caption": "Eagles Oust Giants, 23-11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2004",
        "News Article": "(Feb 10, 2009 9:40 PM) An old Sussex spaniel taught dogdom a new trick. At 10, Stump became the oldest best-in-show winner ever at the Westminster Kennel Club tonight. A nearly full crowd at Madison Square Garden cheered loudly when judge Sari Tietjen pointed to the new champion. Perhaps the fans knew Stump's back story\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe almost died in 2004 from a medical condition, saved by the vets at Texas A&M. Or perhaps the people just liked rooting for the old guy. Never before had a Sussex spaniel won the nation's top pooch show. The previous oldest winner was 8. With floppy ears and a slow gait, the golden-red Stump beat out a sparkling field. Expert handler Scott Sommer guided him past a giant schnauzer that was ranked the nation's No. 1 show dog, a favored Brussels griffon, a Scottish deerhound named Tiger Woods, a standard poodle with 94 best-in-show wins, a Scottish terrier, and a puli.",
        "Caption": "Sussex Spaniel, 10, Is Top Dog at Westminster",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2005",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2020 4:30 PM CDT) South Dakota is threatening legal action if two Sioux tribes don't remove their highway checkpoints\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand one tribal leader doesn't seem too impressed. We are strongest when we work together; this includes our battle against Covid-19, Gov. Kristi Noem said in letters to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and Oglala Sioux Tribe, per CNN. I request that the tribes immediately cease interfering with or regulating traffic on US and State Highways and remove all travel checkpoints. The tribes have indeed posted checkpoints in an effort to curb the coronavirus; among the Cheyenne rules, reservation residents can travel to non-hotspot areas for essential activities, and South Dakota residents can enter reservations if they're not coming from a hotspot or have a tribe-issued travel permit.",
        "Caption": "Governor Warns 2 Tribes: Do What I Say, or Else",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2006",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2014 12:16 PM CDT) Police in Southern California say a mother killed her three daughters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dages 2 months to 3 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dinside the family home, reports the Los Angeles Times. Carol Coronado, 30, allegedly stabbed the girls as her husband worked outside on his car and then tried to kill herself, reports the Daily Breeze. Coronado's mother found her daughter and the girls on a bed inside the home and called police, says a neighbor of the home near Torrance. Deputies were met by family members who told the deputies that a mother had killed her children, says the sheriff's office. Deputies brought a naked Coronado from the home and covered her in a blanket. Coronado's mother said her daughter had called her earlier that day and said she was going crazy, according to the neighbor quoted by the Daily Breeze. Deputies planned to book Coronado on suspicion of murder.",
        "Caption": "Mother Arrested After 3 Young Daughters Murdered",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2007",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2013 5:25 PM) Starbucks will start selling $1 reusable plastic cups tomorrow to help cut down on paper throw-aways, reports USA Today. Customers who partake will get a 10-cent discount on coffee, meaning the plastic cup pays for itself after nine refills. Stores will offer a boiled-water rinse before refilling. Starbucks is rolling out the option nationwide after a successful test-market in the Northwest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe number of reusable cups increased by 26% over a month at the stores in the experiment. One environmentalist quoted in the story is skeptical it's enough to change behavior but welcomes it as a step in the right direction.",
        "Caption": "Starbucks to Sell Reusable Cups for $1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2008",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2009 2:47 AM CDT) Russia has agreed to lend Venezuela more than $2 billion to buy Russian-made weaponry to ward off what the South American country sees as an imminent US-Colombian attack, reports the BBC. With these rockets, it is going to be very difficult for them to come and bomb us, said socialist President Hugo Chavez. Chavez plans to buy nearly 100 tanks and anti-aircraft systems as tensions mount in the wake of a Colombia agreement to grant the US more access to military bases there.",
        "Caption": "Russia Lends Chavez $2B in Arms Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2009",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2013 3:37 AM) Fireworks lit up the sky in big and small cities around the world as people said farewell to 2012 and welcomed the new year. Many hoped for a better 2013 after another year of economic uncertainty, and in New York City's Times Square, some of the hundreds of thousands of revelers could be seen checking their phones for updates on the fiscal cliff negotiations, the AP reports. With all the sadness in the country, we're looking for some good changes in 2013, a visitor from Massachusetts said. Festivities were muted in many recession-hit parts of Europe, while in New Delhi, big hotels and other venues canceled their New Year's celebrations to mourn a gang-rape victim whose death sparked nationwide rage over women's safety. But in Burma, the mood was joyous at a huge celebration outside the capital thrown by the reformist government\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was the first public New Year's Eve celebration held in the country.",
        "Caption": "World Welcomes 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2010",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2016 11:42 AM) Last year was not just the hottest year since reporting started in 1880\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit was the hottest year by a long shot, based on NASA and NOAA data released Wednesday. The average global temperature in 2015 shattered the previous mark set in 2014 by 0.23 degrees Fahrenheit, NASA says, per the Huffington Post. Only once before, in 1998, has the new record been greater than the old record by this much. It's worth noting that 2014 already had an average global temperature 1.24 degrees higher than the 20th century average. The Berkeley Earth Study, released last week, also noted that 2015 was unambiguously the hottest year on record, and the New York Times reports that Japan's meteorological agency is set to make the same announcement. The UK's Met Office confirmed the record with its own findings Wednesday as well, the Guardian reports. Fifteen of the 16 hottest years on record have taken place since 2001. Climate change is the challenge of our generation, says NASA administrator Charles Bolden. Today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s announcement is a key data point that should make policymakers stand up and take notice\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow is the time to act.",
        "Caption": "2015 Was Hottest Year on Record\u00e2\u20ac\u201d by a Longshot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2011",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2015 8:58 AM CDT) My timeline for a while has been by the end of May and that remains my timeline. So stay tuned, is how Martin O'Malley put it to reporters last night. This morning brings the news that the Democrat plans to announce his presidential intentions on May 30. The former Maryland governor will do so in Baltimore, and staging the announcement there could carry risk. O'Malley's record as Baltimore's mayor a decade ago has faced scrutiny since rioting broke out in the city following the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray in police custody. O'Malley has defended his work to curb violent crime in the city and signaled it would play a leading role in his campaign if he enters the presidential race. O'Malley remains largely unknown on the national scene but has offered glimpses of what his campaign agenda might look like, emphasizing that he would focus heavily on economic inequality, campaign finance reform, and a foreign policy focused on national security threats and creating new global alliances. In a field dominated by Hillary Clinton, the 52-year-old O'Malley has sought to present himself as a fresh face representing a new generation of leadership. I've been struck by the number of people who say to me, repeatedly, two phrases: 'new leadership' and 'getting things done,' O'Malley said yesterday in Manchester, NH. An unnamed aide says O'Malley will discuss his plans for the announcement in a conference call with top supporters tonight.",
        "Caption": "O'Malley to Enter Race May 30\u00e2\u20ac\u201din 'Risky' Location",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2012",
        "News Article": "(May 4, 2012 7:52 AM CDT) You know what's cool? A billion dollars. And that's about how much Mark Zuckerberg will be taking home when Facebook finally goes public. The CEO plans to sell off 30,200,000 of his own shares, grabbing somewhere between $845 million and $1.2 billion, according to a segment Reuters found buried in the company's S-1. That may sound like an ungodly amount of money, but a substantial majority of it will go straight to Uncle Sam, to pay taxes he will incur in connection with the option exercise, says Facebook in the S-1 amendment. Zuckerberg is selling the second-most stock of any current Facebook shareholder, topped only by Accel Partners, which hopes to make $1.2 billion. But never fear, Zuckerberg fans: He's not selling nearly enough to jeopardize his control of the company; he'll still hold a 57.3% voting majority. Facebook is hoping to raise about $10.6 billion overall in the sale, which will value the company just shy of $100 billion. We haven't ever seen a tech IPO on this grandiose a scale, said one IPO adviser.",
        "Caption": "Zuckerberg to Pocket $1B in Facebook IPO",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2013",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2015 3:42 AM) Seven has turned out to be a very unlucky number for Montreal man Joel Ifergan: He missed a $10.5 million prize in Canada's Super 7 lottery by seven seconds, and after almost seven years of fighting lottery authorities, his case has been rejected by the country's top court. Ifergan says that in May 2008, he bought two tickets at 8:59pm, a minute before the 9pm cutoff, the CBC reports. The first ticket out of the convenience store's machine was for that night's draw but the next one\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich had the draw's winning numbers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas printed at seven seconds after 9pm and was registered for the following week's draw. If the ticket had been printed a few seconds earlier, he would have shared a $21 million jackpot with another winner. Ifergan sued lottery authorities in Quebec, saying the processing lag was the fault of their slow system. Loto-Quebec never disputed the fact that my request for the two tickets was in their system at 8:59.47, he tells CTV, saying that had those tickets been bought anywhere else in Canada, I would have been a millionaire seven years ago. But the courts in Quebec ruled against him, and the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear his appeal yesterday. Ifergan, who says the case consumed him for seven years and cost him more than $100,000 in legal fees, says he has done all he can and will stop fighting the decision\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he hasn't stopped buying lottery tickets. (A Washington woman who went to the store for pumpkin spice picked up a ticket that won $90 million as well.)",
        "Caption": "Guy Misses Lottery Jackpot by 7 Seconds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2014",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2014 2:14 PM) Lots of people around the world were distraught when Michael Jackson died, but only five have proven it in court. As AFP reports, the five won damages of 1 euro apiece against Jackson doctor Conrad Murray in a French courtroom today. They convinced the judge of their trauma in part by presenting medical certificates, says their attorney. As far as I know this is the first time in the world that the notion of emotional damage in connection with a pop star has been recognized, he says. (Twenty-nine others were part of the lawsuit, but their distress didn't make the cut. Murray\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho is out of prison after serving two years\u00e2\u20ac\u201d doesn't have to worry about ponying up the symbolic 5 euros, which would set him back about $6.80. The attorney tells Reuters that his clients don't intend on going after the money. Instead, they will contact Jackson's mother in the hope of being allowed to visit the singer's private grave in Glendale, Calif. Of the five, two are French, two are Swiss, and one is Belgian.",
        "Caption": "Michael Jackson Fans Win 1 Euro Each for Distress",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2015",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2016 2:48 PM CDT) David McMahon says he wasn't terribly afraid in the first minutes after the two-engine plane he had been flying crashed in Hawaiian waters en route from Oahu to the Big Island. After all, the 26-year-old tells Hawaii News Now of the July 13 accident, he and the plane's co-pilot, 23-year-old Sydnie Uemoto, had survived the crash and had called for assistance before they bailed out of the plane. Help would soon arrive, he thought. But what the pair ended up going through in the ocean soon brought his fears to the forefront, notes the Guardian, with a 21-hour ordeal that included McMahon's life vest getting punctured (meaning he had to tread water and swim), jellyfish stings, and being circled by a shark as rescue choppers and search planes passed them by, unable to see them due to the waves and sun glare even though they flew over the two at least 10 times. And it was a long, cold night in the water for the pair, who barely knew each other before their flight. They each credit the other with their survival\u00e2\u20ac\u201dUemoto says McMahon kept her calm, while McMahon says it was Uemoto who encouraged him to keep going when, in the middle of the night, he was freezing, plagued by cramps, and ready to give up. Just hang on to my ankles, she told him, which he did while she kept them both afloat for more than an hour. The next morning, a new round of rescuers flew overhead, and this time a US Coast Guard helicopter spotted them. It wasn't our time, McMahon now says. We just both knew we were going to go back and just be a family. Both tell KHON2\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich notes they were treated for minor injuries, as well as hypothermia and dehydration\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat they plan to keep piloting for Mokulele Airlines.",
        "Caption": "2 Pilots Survived 21 Terrifying Hours in the Ocean",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2016",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2011 6:21 AM CDT) Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill yesterday restricting abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy because, the bill presumes, at that point a fetus can experience pain. The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act makes performing such an abortion a felony, although exemptions are allowed when the mother is at risk. Oklahoma is now the fourth state to ban abortions after 20 weeks, following Nebraska, Idaho, and Kansas, Reuters reports. Around a dozen other states are considering similar laws. Fallin also signed a second bill prohibiting health insurance plans offered under the new federal health care law from covering elective abortions, the AP reports. These two pieces of legislation will expand protections for unborn children and ensure that Oklahomans are not forced to unknowingly or unwillingly help to pay for procedures that run contrary to their values, Fallin said. A former executive director for NARAL's Oklahoma office says they are a frontal assault on Roe vs. Wade.",
        "Caption": "Oklahoma 4th State to Ban Abortions After 20 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2017",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2008 1:49 PM CDT) If California\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s climate warms significantly in the next 100 years the consequences could be grave for the majority of the state\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s native plants, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. A team of scientists from UC Berkeley and Duke found that up to 66% of the state\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s plants wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have time to migrate to a higher, cooler elevation if carbon emissions continue at their current rate. Although they studied the migration patterns of nearly 600 California plant species, the researchers did not have enough data to predict the fate of the redwood tree under the high emissions scenario. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s possible though that only full-grown redwoods will withstand the change: They may become the living dead, said one of the researchers. The old ones will remain but the seedlings won't grow.",
        "Caption": "Warming Will Kill 66% of Calif. Plants Within Century",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2018",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2013 5:05 PM) Kathleen Magowan lived a humble life until her death at 87 in 2011: She taught elementary school for 35 years in Simsbury, Connecticut; lived in a 100-year-old house that eventually sold for $250,000; and told lawyers a few years ago that she guessed her estate was worth about $40,000. Turns out that was a little bit off: Via her estate, Magowan ended up leaving some $5 million to 15 organizations that meant a lot to her, including the school district ($480,000), her nursing home ($400,000), a local university (more than $500,000), and her parish ($375,000), the Hartford Courant reports. Her wealth\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome $6 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtook the form of so many assets and papers that lawyers didn't realize its full extent for two years. A Quaker Oats can in a closet, for example, was packed with savings bonds from as far back as the 1940s; they may be worth $183,000. All this was among a huge collection of other items, including old magazines, records, and files in cereal boxes. The clothes in the closet were still there from the parents, says a lawyer. You would never know how wealthy she was, says a university donations head. She was low-key, sweet, compassionate. She apparently amassed her wealth with the help of her twin brother, Robert, who died in 2010 and managed her stocks and bonds, also unmarried, he lived with her later in life; the Courant notes that the twins' total net worth was about $10 million. (Click to read about a Seattle man who left behind an even bigger secret fortune.)",
        "Caption": "Lawyers Discover Teacher Quietly Held $6M Fortune",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2019",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2012 3:48 PM CDT) Investigators are trying to sort things out after four people were shot and killed in a Sacramento home last night. After officers were called to the home on the 7600 block of 18th Street around 10:40 yesterday they found three men and one woman in the home dead of apparent gunshot wounds, says Sacramento police spokeswoman officer Michelle Gigante. Gigante says a fifth person, who investigators have identified as a suspect, was wounded, apparently by someone in the home who confronted the suspect. Initially, police had described the killings as taking place during a home invasion, but Gigante says investigators don't know the motive though they have determined that some gang members were involved. The names of the victims or of the wounded suspect have not been released.",
        "Caption": "4 Dead in Sacramento Home Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2020",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2014 6:16 PM) One person is dead, one is missing, and one is in critical condition after a man dropped his cell phone in the Chicago River\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand went lunging in after it, the Chicago Tribune reports. The phone's owner, a 26-year-old man, was found dead in the icy waters this morning, and his female friend, 21, is missing and presumed dead by drowning. Another male friend, 23, was rescued and hospitalized. Witness Jose Cuevas said he heard cries from the river just after midnight: Please hurry, my friend is dying, please I can't hold on any longer, Cuevas said he heard a man say. My girlfriend is in the water and I don't know where she's at. Cuevas wouldn't jump in, so he called 911 and rescue crews arrived in about four minutes, an official tells NBC Chicago. Workers tried to rescue the people and ended up pulling two bodies from the river, Cuevas said. Officials suspended the search at around 3am and returned this morning with divers, who spent much of the day searching for the woman. The divers said it was just above freezing underwater with zero visibility. The lesson learned here is real simple, said Chicago's police superintendent, ABC 7 reports. If your pets go onto ice, if you drop a cell phone or wallet, do not try and retrieve it.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead After Man Drops Phone in Icy Chicago River",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2021",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2014 11:33 AM CDT) PF Chang's confirmed in June that data from credit and debit cards used at its restaurants was stolen, and now the company is providing more details on its ongoing investigation into the security breach, including a list of 33 restaurants that may have been affected and the dates that cards may have been compromised. The list, found in full here, includes PF Chang's restaurants in Baltimore; St. Louis; Pittsburgh; Austin, Texas; and Charlotte, North Carolina. The company said that potentially stolen data includes the card number and may also include the cardholder's name and\/or the card's expiration date in some instances.",
        "Caption": "33 PF Chang's Hit by Data Breach",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2022",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2014 10:01 AM) Wendy Davis may have become famous by filibustering a law that would ban abortions after 20 weeks, but now the would-be governor tells the Dallas Morning News that she could support such a ban\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif it were written correctly. Less than 0.5% of Texas' abortions occur that late, and usually those cases involve fetal abnormalities or a health risk to the mother. I would line up with most people in Texas who would prefer that that's not something that happens outside of those two arenas, she said. The bill Davis filibustered had exemptions for both fetal abnormalities and threats to the mother's life, but Davis says it didn't give enough deference between a woman and her doctor in making this difficult decision. Davis was even more concerned that the law limited availability with new restrictions that would force clinics to close. The Morning News' editorial board also learned that Davis supports medical marijuana, and possibly decriminalizing it. Davis appears to have impressed the paper, which hasn't always been kind to her. There's a lot more to Wendy Davis than her critics give her credit for, editorial writer Tod Robberson wrote afterward.",
        "Caption": "Wendy Davis: I'd Support a 20-Week Abortion Ban",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2023",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2011 12:08 PM CDT) If it's felt like Mother Nature has been a little angrier lately, you're not imaging things. More than 42 million people around the world were forced to flee their homes because of natural disasters in 2010, more than double the number during the previous year. More than 90% of these disaster displacements were caused by weather-related hazards such as floods and storms, according to a report released today by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre. It says the number of reported natural disasters has doubled from around 200 to more than 400 a year over the past two decades. Asia was the hardest hit region last year, with the largest number of displaced people seen in countries such as India, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Indonesia, China, and Pakistan.",
        "Caption": "Natural Disasters Displaced 42M in 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2024",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2010 11:36 AM CDT) A glimmer of positive news from today's plane crash in India: Eight people somehow survived. The other 158 aboard were killed when the Air India Express jet overshot the runway at a tricky hilltop airport in Mangalore, crashed over a cliff, and burst into flames. An Associated Press photo showed two rescuers running up a hill carrying a young girl covered in foam to waiting medics. The child's fate was not immediately known. The plane, traveling from Dubai, was carrying 160 passengers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall Indian\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand six crew members. Four infants and 19 other children were among the passengers. The British pilot and Indian co-pilot were among the dead. Ummer Farook Mohammed, a survivor who suffered burns on his face and hands, said it felt like a tire burst after the plane landed. There was a loud bang, and the plane caught fire, he said.",
        "Caption": "8 Survivors in India Plane Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2025",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2008 7:33 PM CDT) Pressured by Condoleezza Rice to kickstart flagging peace talks, Israel pledged to remove about 50 roadblocks from the West Bank\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first in a series of concrete steps to finalize a deal, Al Jazeera reports. Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad hailed the news despite skepticism from other officials. We will believe it when we see it, one Palestinian negotiator told the Washington Post. The barriers only comprise a fraction of the 580 roadblocks that Israel implemented for security, and Palestine says are barriers to economic development. Israel, which has vowed to remove barriers before, also agreed to relax travel restrictions and increase work permits for Palestinians. In exchange, the Palestinian government promised to improve policing and work to prevent terror.",
        "Caption": "Israel Pledges to Pull 50 West Bank Roadblocks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2026",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2012 4:48 PM CDT) New York City's ban on big sodas may have passed easily, but a coalition of labor and business groups fought back today by filing a lawsuit, the New York Times reports. The suit contends that city officials imposed the 16-ounce limit by executive fiat without allowing City Council to pass a vote. The ban\u00e2\u20ac\u201dset to start in March\u00e2\u20ac\u201d represents a dramatic departure from the powers traditionally exercised by New York health officials, according to the lawsuit. A spokesman for Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the Board of Health has jurisdiction over health matters, and obesity kills almost 6,000 New Yorkers every year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso the soda ban unquestionably falls under its purview. He called the 61-page suit predictable, yet baseless, adding that it fortunately will help put an even greater spotlight on the obesity epidemic.",
        "Caption": "Soda Makers Sue NYC Over 16-Ounce Limit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2027",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2011 6:18 PM) A Mexican brewery has launched what it calls the first-ever beer aimed at gay drinkers, who it says have gotten the cold shoulder from brewers. We're out in the market with great respect with the idea of offering a product directed to the gay-lesbian community that has been ignored for too long but is important and very demanding, a rep for the distributor tells a Mexican news agency. Artisan Honey-Ales will sell in Mexico, where some cities have already begun serving them, as well as Colombia and Japan; they may soon appear in the US, the Telegraph reports. The beers\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 names pay tribute to gay icons and events; Purple Hand, for example, honors a 1969 San Francisco protest. Also, the beer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s labels can be removed and worn as symbols of gay pride.",
        "Caption": "World's 1st Gay Beer Brewed in Mexico",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2028",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2012 11:42 AM CDT) Authorities say a New Hampshire woman was arrested four times in 26 hours for blasting the AC\/DC song Highway to Hell and other loud music from her home and for throwing a frying pan. Police first issued a warning to Joyce Coffey on Tuesday afternoon at her home in Epping. They say they were called back an hour later and arrested her for the loud music. Police say Coffey was arrested again five hours later. She was released and arrested again before dawn Wednesday over more loud music. Police arrested her again after her nephew said he tried to remove some of his belongings from her house, and she threw the frying pan at him. Coffey was jailed yesterday and couldn't be reached for comment. WMUR-TV reports that a judge has recommended she use headphones.",
        "Caption": "NH Woman Arrested 4 Times in 26 hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2029",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2011 5:41 PM CDT) Maybe a little two-person best ball to decide the debt ceiling? John Boehner has accepted President Obama's invitation to go golfing, reports Politico. The two avid duffers will head out June 18, though the remaining two in the foursome haven't been announced. (Rush Limbaugh probably won't be one of them.) The development comes after Boehner criticized the president for not taking more of a leadership role in the budget and debt talks. Moody's might be watching the round.",
        "Caption": "President Obama and John Boehner Will Play a Round of Golf Together June 18",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2030",
        "News Article": "(Feb 7, 2015 1:03 PM) There's no accounting for taste: Someone just spent $50,000 on a pair of Justin Bieber's Nike basketball shoes. Bieber's grandparents put the shoes and other personal items on eBay to raise money for an Ontario food bank, the AP reports. The auction ended at noon today. Also sold: a Toronto Maple Leafs comforter for more than $5,000; a pillowcase for nearly $3,000; and a ceiling light for more than $1,500. Bieber autographed each item, and his grandma signed a certificate of authenticity to go along with each one.",
        "Caption": "Someone Just Paid $50K for Justin Bieber's Shoes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2031",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2008 10:54 AM) OPEC has approved a cut in output of 2.2 million barrels of crude a day, the largest reduction ever, MSNBC reports. The consortium believes that stabilizing prices now by decreasing supply will guard against a price spike when consumer confidence increases. OPEC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s monthly report predicts that demand will have fallen 700,000 barrels in 2008, and will decline by twice that amount in 2009.",
        "Caption": "OPEC Slashes a Record 2.2M Barrels",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2032",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2015 6:36 AM CDT) An 11-year-old boy fatally shot a 16-year-old in the head in North St. Louis County yesterday in what police say was a home invasion, though neighbors believe it was cold-blooded murder. According to police, the teen entered an unlocked home after two prior attempts to break in and was shot by the boy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was home alone with his 4-year-old sister\u00e2\u20ac\u201din the front foyer around 2:30pm, per St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A male with the teen who may not have entered the home reportedly fled but is now in custody. However, what neighbors say they witnessed contradicts that narrative: One says the 11-year-old shot the teen as the two talked outside. It was not a break-in, she says. There wasn't a reason why it happened like it happened. A woman tells KMOV the boys were outside arguing loud, back and forth. An 18-year-old neighbor says the boy beckoned the 16-year-old, who appeared to be trying to sell the younger boy his phone, to the porch. She says the boy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhom she saw waving a gun in front of the house earlier in the day\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthen shot him. She adds the teen fell forward through the open front door. He was never in the house. Informed of the witness accounts, an officer notes, Obviously the investigation is extremely early and many, many interviews have to be conducted. What is clear: The case is troubling to say the least and shows that too many young people have access to handguns and the results are usually tragic. KMOV reports authorities are questioning the 11-year-old. His mother says she bought the gun used in the shooting after previous break-in attempts.",
        "Caption": "11-Year-Old Kills Teen, 16, Under Murky Circumstances",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2033",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2012 3:45 AM CDT) We wuz robbed by crazy replacement refs, the Green Bay Packers were thinking last night when a bewildering end of the game call left them scratching their heads. Seattle beat the Packers 14-12. But MD Jennings was certain he had intercepted a late-game pass, and even had the ball clutched to his chest. But it was no go. I was very shocked, Jennings said. But, the refs got the last say, so it is what it is. The confusing final minutes of the game occurred when Seahawk Russell Wilson threw a disputed 24-yard touchdown pass toward Golden Tate in the corner of the end zone as the clock expired. Tate shoved Green Bay's Sam Shields out of the way, then wrestled on the ground with Jennings for possession. One referee raised his arms to signal touchdown while another official waved his arms, apparently signaling a touchback, by way of an interception, notes the Huffington Post. (Or was he signaling that the clock had already run out, as one announcer speculated? It was finally ruled a touchdown on the field, but confusion still reigned. After a long review referee Wayne Elliott finally came out to announce that the ruling on the field stands. It was nearly 10 minutes before the teams were brought back for the extra point. The game is going to further fuel debate about the replacement officials after a wild weekend of disputed calls. Don't ask me a question about the officials, Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy told AP. I've never seen anything like that in all my years in football. ESPN play-by-play commentator Mike Tirico agreed. This is the most bizarre sequence you'll ever see at the end of the game, he said.",
        "Caption": "Seahawks Beat Packers 14-12 in Replacement Ref Mayhem",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2034",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2015 7:35 AM CDT) A Moroccan F-16 fighter jet taking part in a Saudi-led coalition targeting Shiite rebels in Yemen has gone missing, the North African nation's military said today, a day ahead of the start of a proposed five-day humanitarian ceasefire. It wasn't immediately clear what happened to the jet, which the Moroccan military said vanished around 11am EDT yesterday. The Shiite Houthis, as well as their allies in Yemen's splintered armed forces, have routinely fired anti-aircraft guns at warplanes launching strikes in the country since the Saudi-led campaign began March 26; the Houthis' official news channel said today anti-aircraft guns had shot down an F-16, but that isn't confirmed, per Reuters. There's been no mention of the aircraft in Yemeni media or on the official website of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, whose forces back the Houthis. Morocco's state news agency, citing a military statement, says the pilot of a second jet said he didn't see the pilot of the missing fighter eject. The military says it has launched an investigation into the plane's disappearance. Morocco has six F-16 jets in the United Arab Emirates taking part in the Saudi-led coalition. The ceasefire, scheduled to begin tomorrow, would ease the suffering of civilians who increasingly lack food, fuel, and medicine since the bombing campaign began. However, all sides in the conflict have warned they will resume hostilities if the ceasefire is broken. The situation in Yemen is to be discussed at a Camp David summit this week with allied Arab leaders, but the kings of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have said they wouldn't attend.",
        "Caption": "Moroccan F-16 Goes MIA Ahead of Yemen Ceasefire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2035",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2009 9:10 AM CDT) Donald Trump: entrepreneur, reality show host, airline safety investigator. The real estate mogul has a friend who makes handcarts out of the same material the Airbus 330 rudders are made of, so the Donald has a theory about Air France Flight 447, the New York Post reports. He gets about 10 calls each year that detail how a cart will disintegrate with very little physical abuse or provocation, Trump posted on his blog Friday. So don't expect to see me on a plane with a plastic rudder.",
        "Caption": "I Know What Happened to Flight 447: Trump",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2036",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2014 6:41 AM CDT) The back story of the Bowe Bergdahl swap gets one detail richer today by way of a Wall Street Journal report on a classified assessment that found two of the five Guantanamo detainees that were to be released would likely end up back in a senior role with the Taliban. The news comes via unnamed US officials, who say the assessment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe work of spy agencies and completed while the swap was being debated\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfound that two others would likely take up active roles, while just one of the detainees would likely steer clear of the Taliban. The Journal sees the assessment as ammunition for lawmakers who have dubbed the swap unwise; one official counters that it's not a rigorous mathematical equation but simply a forecast of what could happen based on the men's former positions, connections, and experience at Gitmo. The two detainees named as likely to return to a senior leadership role are Mullah Mohammad Fazl, a onetime Taliban army chief of staff who we previously reported is wanted for allegedly killing thousands of Shiites near Kabul between 1998 and 2001; and Khairullah Khairkhwa, formerly an interior minister who was directly associated with Osama bin Laden. Abdul Haq Wasiq is the detainee branded by the assessment as unlikely to become an active Taliban member; the Journal reports that before his 2001 detention he had planned to hand intel to the US, and may harbor resentment over that detention in the face of such planned cooperation.",
        "Caption": "Secret Bergdahl Prediction: Only 1 Will Shun Taliban",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2037",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2010 6:44 AM CDT) When most people think of distracted driving they think of texting, talking, or eating food. But a survey on distracted driving has found that sex accounts for a good bit of it, too: About 1 in 7 admitted to having had sex or performing a sexual act while driving, reports Wired. (The survey was on the honor system, so there might be some exaggeration in effect.) Other automotive pastimes? Reading the newspaper and playing video games. It is truly unbelievable what people are doing while driving, said an exec at the company that performed the survey, headset maker Jabra. The results of our survey show that so many people are distracted and doing other things while on the road\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though they know the consequences that can occur.",
        "Caption": "1 in 7 Get Frisky Behind the Wheel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2038",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2009 10:09 AM) Though US taxpayers own $172.5 billion of shares and warrants in 208 financial institutions, most of them still can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get a loan. Interbank lending rates have fallen since TARP funds have been paid out, but consumer lending remains tight and average credit card rates are virtually unchanged from October 2007, Bloomberg reports. If you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re taking money from the public purse, we should get something in return, and we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re really not, says an econ professor. Right now there is no new lending, and without new lending it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to be difficult for the economy to recover, adds an investment banker. Others say forcing banks to make loans is akin to mandating subprime lending. What is going to get us out of this recession is sound lending to people who are going to pay it back, not throwing money at people who can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t, a banking group executive said.",
        "Caption": "$173B Later, Taxpayers Still Can't Get a Loan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2039",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2013 5:28 PM CDT) It was bad enough when reports emerged that poachers had killed about 40 elephants in a Zimbabwe national park by poisoning their watering holes. But now the death toll is 91 and still rising. Massive bones, some already bleached by the blistering sun in the Hwange National Park, litter the landscape around one remote watering hole where 18 carcasses were found. Officials say cyanide used in gold mining was spread by poachers over flat salt pans, also known as natural, mineral-rich salt licks. They say lions, hyenas, and vultures have died from feeding on contaminated carcasses or drinking nearby. The poachers are after the elephants' ivory, of course, a trade that Quartz estimates to be worth between $7 billion to $10 billion a year thanks to booming interest in China and other Asian nations. Worse, terrorist groups such as al-Shabab\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe network behind the mall attack in Kenya\u00e2\u20ac\u201dget up to 40% of their money through the trade. Poisoning is not really common as a means to kill elephants but, unfortunately, in recent years we have seen more instances, says one expert. The Hwange massacre, however, is on a scale not previously witnessed.",
        "Caption": "Death Toll in Elephant Poisoning Rises to 91",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2040",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2008 8:43 AM CDT) Visa pulled in almost $18 billion in its initial public offering yesterday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The credit card company's IPO was the biggest by far in US history and the second biggest ever. The $44-per-share price investors paid was $2 higher than the company's highest estimate, and the price is expected to rise steeply when the shares hit the New York Stock Exchange this morning. The troubled markets made Visa's IPO something of a gamble, but its roaring success could now boost market confidence battered by the credit crisis\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfrom which Visa, a transaction processor rather than a lender, has been largely immune. The business model is fantastic,'' a consultant noted. They don't take the risk of extending credit to customers.''",
        "Caption": "Interest Soars Sky-High in Visa's $18B IPO",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2041",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2009 4:25 PM) The Obamas\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 pup could change things, but for now the playful Labrador retriever remains America\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most popular purebred, the American Kennel Club calculates. It's the Lab\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 18th consecutive year as king; the Yorkshire terrier and German shepherd are second and third, Reuters reports. Bulldogs moved up two spots, to No. 8, with their popularity up 69% in the past decade.",
        "Caption": "Lab Is Top US Dog, 18 Years and Counting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2042",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2009 11:07 PM) Alex Rodriguez hit a go-ahead, two-out double in the ninth inning off Brad Lidge and the Yankees beat the Phillies, 7-4, tonight in Philadelphia to claim a 3-1 lead in the World Series. Joba Chamberlain opened the door for the Phillies, yielding a homer to Pedro Feliz with two out in the eighth to tie the score at 4, but A-Rod, Johnny Damon, Jorge Posada, and Mariano Rivera pulled it out as the Yankees moved within one win of their elusive 27th championship. Seething after again being hit by a pitch in the first\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor a Series record-tying third time\u00e2\u20ac\u201d Rodriguez struck back with his potent black bat. In the ninth, he faced Lidge, making his first World Series appearance since striking out Eric Hinske to clinch the title last year, and shook off any lingering doubts about his postseason fortitude. AJ Burnett will try to wrap things up Monday night on short rest, opposed by Cliff Lee, who's been on the shelf since winning Game 1.",
        "Caption": "A-Rod's Clutch Double Sparks 7-4 Game 4 Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2043",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2008 5:01 AM CDT) Game 5 of the World Series is stuck in a rain-soaked limbo in Philadelphia but it's all over in Vegas, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Nevada gaming \u00e2\u20ac\u02dchouse rules\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 state that a canceled game reverts to the score of the last finished inning, making it a 2-1 victory for the Phillies as far as bookies are concerned. We're just following the regular baseball rules, said the Las Vegas Hilton's sports book director. We can't make exceptions. He acknowledges some bettors who backed the Rays may be upset. It could be one of the worst bad beats you can get if the Rays come back and beat the Phillies, he said. But it's not a bad beat yet.",
        "Caption": "Bookies Call Game 5 for Phillies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2044",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2013 2:18 AM CDT) An Ohio gun group has written George Zimmerman a check so he can buy a new gun. The amount: $12,150.37, the AP reports, via the Repository. The Buckeye Firearms Foundation thinks Zimmerman's rights have been violated, says rep Ken Hanson; the gun that killed Trayvon Martin is being held as the Justice Department investigates. The firearms group is already seeing repercussions from the donation, it says: Its website has been hacked, and members believe it's because of the Zimmerman cash, Fox 28 reports. (Meanwhile, Zimmerman's attorney on Wednesday explained what would ultimately happen to the gun that was used to kill Trayvon Martin.",
        "Caption": "Zimmerman Sent $12K to Buy New Gun",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2045",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2015 10:11 AM CDT) Kyle Jean-Baptiste, the actor who made history as the youngest and the first African American to play Jean Valjean in Les Mis\u00c3\u00a9rables on Broadway, died Friday night in an apparent fall in Brooklyn, reports the New York Times. He was 21. Police say that his death appeared to be accidental and that he slipped while getting up from sitting on a fourth-floor fire escape with a friend. The entire Les Mis\u00c3\u00a9rables family is shocked and devastated by the sudden and tragic loss of Kyle, a remarkable young talent and tremendous person who made magic\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand history\u00e2\u20ac\u201din his Broadway debut, said a statement on the production's Facebook page. Jean-Baptiste joined the production a day after graduating college in May, and made his debut as Valjean--his dream role on July 23, reports CNN. Thank you for all the love! Last night was one of the best nights of my life, he said afterward.",
        "Caption": "History-Making Les Mis Lead Dies at 21",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2046",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2008 1:47 PM CDT) Dave Freeman, co-author of 100 Things to Do Before You Die, died at age 47 after falling and hitting his head at his California home last week, the Los Angeles Times reports. Published in 1999, the free-spirited travel guide, among the first to offer a sight-seeing agenda based on adventure and mortality, spawned dozens of imitators in other genres. The ad exec had done about half of the things on his list before the fatal fall, with favorites including the pyrotechnic Las Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain. You should live every day like it would be your last, and there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not that many people who do, Freeman\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s co-author said. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a credit to Dave\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have enough days, but he lived them like he should have.",
        "Caption": "Genre-Setting Travel Author Dies at 47",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2047",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2012 5:24 AM CDT) Afghan officials say two suicide attackers have blown themselves up near a NATO base in the country's east, killing at least 12 people and wounding more than 50. The attack took place at dawn in the province's Sayed Abad district. One suicide bomber with a vest rigged with explosives blew himself up outside a compound housing the district governor's office, while another in a fuel tanker detonated his bomb on a road separating the compound from a NATO base, say authorities. The dead include eight civilians and four Afghan police. Two NATO troops were slightly wounded.",
        "Caption": "Afghan Suicide Blasts Kill 12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2048",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2015 7:00 AM) Pype Hayes Park in the quiet Birmingham, UK, suburb of Erdington is a picturesque place, yet it conceals the truth behind two eerily similar murders. Mary Ashford and Barbara Forrest, both 20, spent their last hours alive dancing on May 27\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut 157 years apart. In 1817, Ashford was spotted in the company of Abraham Thornton around midnight after attending a dance with her friend Hannah Cox. At 4am, Ashford showed up at Cox's house, where she'd left her work clothes, and said she'd been with Thornton, per the Lineup. Hours after she set off for home, her bruised body was found in a water-filled pit in the park by a laborer who followed two sets of footprints from a slick of blood in the grass, per the Birmingham Mail. Authorities believed Ashford was sexually assaulted and drowned, and Thornton was tried for her murder. Though he admitted having sex with Ashford before walking her to Cox's house, Thornton maintained he didn't kill her and was found not guilty after three witnesses backed up his alibi. Fast forward 157 years: Authorities say Barbara Forrest was raped and strangled on May 27, 1974, also in Pype Hayes Park. Forrest had been out dancing with her boyfriend until 1am, when he said he walked Forrest to a bus stop. This time authorities didn't point the finger at the date. Rather, police charged Forrest's co-worker with her murder after bloodstains were found on his pants and an alibi proved false. His name: Michael Ian Thornton. He was later acquitted due to a lack of evidence. In another similarity between the two cases, the Lineup notes that both Ashford and Forrest spoke of feeling a sense of dread in the days before their deaths. Both murders remain unsolved. (Another death may be the most baffling cold case of the 20th century.)",
        "Caption": "2 Eerily Similar Murders, 157 Years Apart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2049",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2010 7:44 AM CDT) A 19-year-old German boy is facing a huge repair bill after authorities tore apart his apartment building looking for his poisonous pet snake. Authorities evacuated the building, stripped the boy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s apartment bare, and ripped out the walls and floorboards hunting for the foot-long monocled cobra, which escaped on March 18, the BBC reports. Three weeks later, they found it dead on a sticky trap they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d laid down. Everything has had a happy end, a town spokesman said. Not for the snake, but for us. And not, of course, for the snake\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s owner. Though his neighbors have been allowed back into the building, his apartment is uninhabitable\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s being billed for the roughly $134,000 in damage to it.",
        "Caption": "Pet Cobra Escapes, Costs Teenage Owner $134K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2050",
        "News Article": "(Dec 11, 2013 1:33 AM) Canada is planning to claim the North Pole as part of its territory, and Russia has something to say about that: Oh, heck no. President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian military to boost its presence in the Arctic, and though he's discussed the idea before, the BBC calls this one of his most direct orders yet. The Arctic has vast resources of gas and oil, and Putin says Russia must safeguard its interests there. He gave the directive at a meeting of top military officers yesterday, and also thanked them for re-opening an abandoned Arctic airbase this summer. He promised more airbases to come, saying, Next year, we have to complete the formation of new large units and military divisions [in the Arctic]. In addition to other airfields Russia is restoring, one Russian senator and polar explorer wants to revive a polar research institution that shut down in 1936, RT.com reports.",
        "Caption": "Putin's 2014 Goal: Station Lots of Military in Arctic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2051",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2013 10:20 AM CDT) An 18-day uprising in southern China has finally been squashed by Chinese authorities, ending with nine people arrested and between 30 and 40 injured, reports the Guardian. Residents of Shangpu, a small farming community of 3,000 people, protested after the local Communist Party chief, Li Baoyu, leased an 81-acre plot of land to his friend without the villagers' permission. But when Li sent 30 cars full of thugs with shovels and steel pipes to intimidate the villagers, they responded violently, chasing away the heavies and burning their cars. When police went to the village on Sunday to remove the burned-out cars, the violence re-ignited, so authorities sent in 3,000 security forces and riot personnel, cutting the electricity and phone service. They didn't say a thing and started firing teargas and beating villagers with truncheons, said one witness. Two officials were removed from their posts by authorities, who also arrested Li. The government is also seeking 21 others, including the man who was supposed to lease the land. Villagers are asking for new elections to replace Li, similar to what happened after a nearby uprising in 2011.",
        "Caption": "China Finally Quells 18-Day Uprising Over Landgrab",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2052",
        "News Article": "(Sep 19, 2016 9:47 AM CDT) For more than 50 years, scientists have been gathering foxes from the Russian wilderness and breeding them, picking the most human-friendly to mate to domesticate the supposedly untamable animals, much as dogs once were, Phys.org reports. And it looks like the project the BBC says was started by Dmitry Belyae and his intern, Lyudmila Trut, has been a success: By the fourth generation of foxes, the animals were acting much like socialized dogs, wagging their tails and seeking human contact, and they'd physically changed, too, with droopier ears, shorter legs and snouts, and higher serotonin levels, which may have dampened aggressiveness. In the late 1950s Belyae and Trut set out to domesticate a species from the ground up\u00e2\u20ac\u201din a country that Live Science notes banned the study of genetics in 1948, with severe punishments for those who flouted the law. In the beginning, the researchers pretended they were breeding foxes for their fur (and they did kill for fur those foxes that weren't docile enough to continue mating for their real experiment). What's interesting is that the foxes on the farm weren't tamed, per se, which is learned behavior not passed down to the next generation, Popular Science explained in 2013. Rather, a 2009 paper by Trut (Belyae died in 1985, and Trut, now in her 80s, has been running the project since) notes that the meticulously selective breeding led to the neurological and endocrinal changes the foxes underwent, per Discover. Now that the foxes have been domesticated, Trut's next task is to isolate the genes that are altered during this process. Read the BBC story for a fascinating look at the experiment, which as of last month involved 340 foxes. (Our house cats, meanwhile, aren't too far-removed from their wild relatives.)",
        "Caption": "Russians Secretly Domesticated Foxes in Just 50 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2053",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2008 4:14 PM CDT) Most men have two ages, theorizes author Douglas Coupland of Generation X fame: the age we really are, and the age we are in our heads, which he pegs at about 31 or 32. Coupland explains in in Best Life magazine: When middle-aged men look in the mirror they think, 'I'm sorry, but there's been a horrible mistake.' The real me is tanned, throws Frisbees, and kayaks the Columbia River estuary without cracking a sweat, writes Coupland, who's 46, just like James Gandofini and Michael J. Fox. And he wonders if we were meant to get old at all. Once, making it to 70 was a rare feat; now everyone does it. Nobody thought of this a hundred years ago when they invented the high school reunion.",
        "Caption": "Age Is Just a Number; for Guys, It's 31",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2054",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2008 8:53 PM) Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have health plans that sound similar but are vastly different in effect, the New York Times' Paul Krugman writes. Obama wants to make coverage affordable in the hope that Americans will sign up\u00e2\u20ac\u201da change that seems unlikely considering current coverage patterns. But Hillary's plan would mandate care, cover 22 million more Americans, and make health care nearly universal. Hillary would mandate care for 45 million people (nearly everybody) for $124 billion per year, while Obama would only cover 23 million for $102 billion per year, an M.I.T. economist says. That doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t look like a trivial difference to me, Krugman writes. Of course Hillary may never get her plan through Congress, but at least would give universal health care a real chance.",
        "Caption": "Hillary's Health Plan Covers 22 Million More",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2055",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2015 11:21 AM CDT) To say Late Show intern Caroline Schaper had a successful final episode of the show would be an understatement. The 22-year-old wrote two of the lines from the final Top 10 list, as the Daily Dot points out, citing a portion of a long Tumblr post about the last episode by longtime Late Show writer Bill Scheft. No. 2 entrant Tina Fey, he explains, wasn't in love with her original line for the Things I've Always Wanted to Say to Dave list, and she ended up picking a line from Schaper that was a little more subtle and much more pointed than her first option: Thanks for finally proving men can be funny. And Schaper had already written the No. 1 line read by Bill Murray: Dave, I'll never have the money I owe you. We were all genuinely thrilled for her. This 21-year-old [sic] has all the resume she needs going forward. I will be happy to help her in any way I can, Scheft wrote. Schaper's response on Twitter: Thanks for your kind words but it's time to come clean: I'm actually 22. I hope you all still like me! Your validation is all that matters!",
        "Caption": "2 of Dave's Final 'Top 10' Lines Written by Intern",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2056",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2010 8:52 AM) Ready or not, 3D TV is coming this year, with every major television manufacturer planning to unveil a 3D set at today's Consumer Electronics Show. DirecTV is also expected to announce some 3D channel offerings on the heels of yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s announcement that ESPN plans to launch a 3D network during the World Cup. The stars are aligning to make 2010 the launch year of 3D, an LG vice president tells the New York Times. The big question is whether consumers will ditch their still-shiny HDTVs in favor of pricey new 3D sets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dexpected to start at $2,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat will require them to wear special glasses. But the industry is betting that when there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s enough content available, consumers will dive in. I think 90% of the males in this country would be dying to watch the Super Bowl and be immersed in it, says one analyst.",
        "Caption": "2010 Will Be the Year of 3D TV",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2057",
        "News Article": "(Apr 19, 2014 4:30 PM CDT) A drone strike in southern Yemen killed at least nine suspected al-Qaeda militants and three civilians today, authorities said. A Yemeni military official said the strike hit a vehicle carrying the militants in the Sawmaa area in the al-Bayda province as another car carrying civilians passed by. A medical official said that the strike had killed three civilians and wounded three. One civilian survivor cited two strikes, according to a security official. While some Yemen officials tell the AP the drone was American, Yemen's Supreme Security Council described the attack as an airstrike carried out by Yemeni authorities. It said the attack killed 10 members of al-Qaeda who planned to attack vital civilian and military institutions in the area. It said the strike wounded one other person in the car. The committee also said three civilians died in the attack while five were wounded in the other car. The conflicting casualty figures and details of the attack could not be immediately reconciled, the AP notes.",
        "Caption": "Drone in Yemen Kills 9 al-Qaeda Suspects: Officials",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2058",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2015 5:11 AM CDT) Advances in detection technology brought in after 9\/11 could bring an end to something that kills a lot more Americans every year than war or terrorism: drunk driving. In a technological advance that supporters say could be as important as seat belts, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has rolled out a prototype vehicle with alcohol-detecting breath sensors and touch points that stop drivers over the legal alcohol limit from operating it, the Detroit News reports. NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind says the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety\u00e2\u20ac\u201dDADSS\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis a huge step forward that could be up and running by 2020. The system has been in the works since 2008. Rosekind says that as long as DADSS can be made instant and foolproof, the public\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially parents and operators of commercial fleets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill wonder how they lived without it, the News reports. The advances that made it possible are a result of improved bomb detection systems after 9\/11, reports the Washington Post, which notes that although drunk-driving deaths have halved over the last 30 years, there were still more than 10,000 in 2013. Not in favor: the American Beverage Institute. The industry group says DADSS will stop many responsible social drinkers who have a glass of wine with dinner from starting their cars \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand is pretty skeptical of claims that the system will be voluntary.",
        "Caption": "Breakthrough Could Wipe Out Drunk Driving in 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2059",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2014 7:03 AM) The Mormon church's big revelations didn't stop with its sacred undergarments: In an online essay titled Plural Marriage in Kirtland and Nauvoo, the church for the first time declares that founder Joseph Smith was a polygamist, with a footnote stating that careful estimates put his tally of wives at between 30 and 40. The essay explains that Smith was ordered to take multiple wives by an angel who visited him three times between 1834 and 1842; in the last instance, the angel was armed with a sword and threatened a reluctant Smith. The leader, then married to first wife Emma, took his first plural wife, Fanny Alger, in Kirtland, Ohio. Smith and Alger ultimately separated, and the church relocated to Nauvoo, Ill., where he married many more women. The oldest was 56, and the youngest was 14-year-old Helen Mar Kimball; some were already married, a revelation the New York Times describes as the biggest bombshell for some. The essay explains that a number of marriages, including that with Kimball, were sealed for eternity alone, suggesting sexual relations weren't involved (the ones that did involve sex were for time and eternity ). What did Emma think of all this? Per the essay, she was none too pleased, though at one time she did accept four of Smith's wives into their home. And what was the reasoning behind what the essay describes as the wrenching trial of polygamy? Kimball said Smith told her that the practice of this principle would be the hardest trial the Saints would ever have to test their faith. Two more essays discuss plural marriage in the church's later years; they're part of an effort the church is making to share reliable, faith-promoting info about its past, the church's historian tells the Times. (Part of that effort: an explanation of its undergarments.)",
        "Caption": "Mormon Church Admits Founder Had Up to 40 Wives",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2060",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2011 9:25 AM CDT) With a new round of financial turmoil cascading from country to country and market to market, many are labeling the current chaos a repeat of 2008\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust substitute downgrade for Lehman collapse. But that would be a mistake, as this crisis differs from 2008 in three major ways, writes Francesco Guerrera in the Wall Street Journal. Last time, the crisis was a bottom-up one, moving from over-optimistic homebuyers to Wall Street; this time, it's a top-down mess, originating with governments that businesses and financial institutions no longer trust. Second, the last time around the overabundance of cheap credit led to a crash diet of deleveraging; this time, everyone is sitting on mounds of cash and avoiding debt. Difference No. 3 concerns the solution: Last time, governments had to provide liquidity\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsure, it cost $1 trillion and screwed over the average taxpayer, but it prevented a global depression. This time, however, there's plenty of liquidity, but no confidence in US and European governments. In 2011, the financial world can't go cap in hand to the political capitals, hoping for a handout, writes Guerrera. This time markets will have to rely on their inner strength or wait for politicians to take radical measures to spur economic growth.",
        "Caption": "This Isn't a Repeat of 2008",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2061",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2015 3:09 PM CDT) Imagine building a zero-energy home. Now imagine building said house without the use of power tools or nails using files sent right to your inbox. That's the idea behind Clemson University's Indigo Pine design\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of 14 houses presented at this year's US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon in Irvine, Calif. More than 100 students worked for two years on the project, which touts itself as a home that's stronger than most (though it's held together with tab-and-slot connections and some screws and stainless steel zip ties) and can be built in just days, according to a release. Inhabitat explains how the process of building the 970-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home would work for consumers: Digital files are sent to a local CNC machine which mills over 500 pieces of standardized-sheets of plywood into smaller interlocking pieces. Once shipped to the construction site, the numbered pieces can be assembled like a 3D puzzle. Wall cavities leave room for insulation, while the exterior is clad in a reflective coating that helps beat the heat. The house also sits on a concrete lung foundation of concrete masonry units so air can circulate underneath. The whole thing is powered by photovoltaic panels and a solar hot water system. Our team has invented an energy-efficient, strong, simple system called SimPly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe construction of which is faster, safer, easier, and more energy-efficient than traditional construction with power tools, the director of Clemson's School of Architecture says, calling the zero-energy home the beta version of what could be a market-rate, flat-packed house that could be ordered online, custom-cut, and then constructed by do-it-yourselfers.",
        "Caption": "This 3-Bedroom Home Literally Snaps Together",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2062",
        "News Article": "(May 10, 2013 4:23 PM CDT) Rolling Stone is out with an interview of Joe Biden in which the VP talks about everything from gun laws (he's confident on background checks), his relationship with President Obama (close\u00e2\u20ac\u201d I spend an average of four to five hours a day with him, every single day ) to book recommendations (River of Doubt, by Candice Millard). But what about that other issue, the one involving the 2016 presidential race? Interviewer Douglas Brinkley assesses: And what about Hillary Clinton? Don't discount Biden's chances, writes Brinkley. She would rout him among women, but it's not inconceivable to think that labor unions, environmentalists, African-Americans, LGBT voters and small-business owners will prefer the hypercaffeinated, hard-charging vice president. In some sense, Clinton would be running as a successor to her husband, but Biden would be a successor to Obama, promising to expand on the record of his last two terms. Click to read the full interview.",
        "Caption": "Rolling Stone Interviewer: Biden's Serious About 2016",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2063",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2012 11:47 AM CDT) Most rappers hope their songs will be a hit\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot make them the target of one. That's the situation facing Shahin Najafi, an Iranian rapper living in Germany who's accused of having grossly insulted an important Shi'ite Muslim religious figure in one of his songs. He now has a $100,000 bounty hanging over his head, compliments of an Islamist website that says the rapper spoke of Ali al-Hadi al-Naqi, one of the 12 imams, irreverently in the song, Reuters reports, citing Iranian media. The song is also accused of satirizing the Islamic republic; it includes references to the 2009 presidential election, economic sanctions, and Iranians' fondness for nose jobs, among other things. But Najafi denies all the allegations related to the song, which is fashioned as a prayer and has become very popular with Iranians. In addition to the reward offered to anyone who kills him, Najafi could also face a death sentence if the song is deemed blasphemous, according to a senior cleric in Iran.",
        "Caption": "Islamist Website: Kill This Rapper, and We'll Pay $100K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2064",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2011 8:16 AM) A five-alarm fire ripped through a Brooklyn apartment building last night, leaving one resident dead, 100 homeless, and injuring more than 20 firefighters as some 200 of them battled the blaze in high winds, reports the New York Post. The fire broke out just before 7pm, but wasn't brought under control until early this morning. The building had about 70 apartments. One man said he helped a neighbor and his toddler escape through a window: The guy came through the window . . . he had nothing. I gave him shoes, a coat, and a sweater.",
        "Caption": "1 Dead, 100 Homeless in Brooklyn Blaze",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2065",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2013 9:43 AM CDT) The US started construction on Afghanistan's Kajaki dam in the early 1950s\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it's still not done. After using multiple contractors and sub\u00c2\u00adcontractors, spending tens of millions of dollars, and losing scores of US and coalition lives, the work is still not complete, writes the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction in a report out today. And here's his best line, per USA Today: The ancient Egyptians took less time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 20 to 25 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto complete the Great Pyramid at Giza. The remote dam in the mountains above the Helmand valley, which holds a small combat outpost where Marines and Afghan soldiers serve, still needs $75 million worth of work (the US has spent that much on it since 2004), and the US is planning to hand it over to the Afghans to finish as part of the withdrawal process. The special inspector general's office isn't sure Afghanistan can manage it\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though, as Stars and Stripes reports, the US is supplying Afghanistan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s national utility with cash for the final phase, which will see a third turbine installed. That turbine installation effort has been ongoing since 2001, and Stars and Stripes notes that it is often pointed to as one of the signature failures of America's aid program in Afghanistan.",
        "Caption": "US Has Been Building Afghan Dam Since 1950s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2066",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2016 11:23 AM CDT) ISIS has released most of the 300 cement workers it abducted near Damascus after questioning them to find out who were Muslims and killing four who were members of the minority Druze sect, the AP reports. Reports of their release came two days after ISIS abducted the cement workers and contractors from their workplace in Dumeir after a surprise attack on government forces. A human-rights group says all those abducted have been released except for 30 people who were guards at the cement factory. Their fate is unknown. The ISIS-affiliated Aamaq news agency says most of the 300 were released after questioning to determine their religion and whether they support the government.Four workers who belonged to the minority Druze sect were killed and 20 pro-government gunmen are still being held, according to Aamaq. The Druze, a 10th century offshoot of Shiite Islam, made up about 5% of Syria's pre-war population. ISIS, a Sunni Muslim extremist group, considers all Shiites to be heretics deserving death.",
        "Caption": "ISIS Frees Most of 300 Abducted Cement Workers, Kills 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2067",
        "News Article": "(Sep 9, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) The stock market stumbled to its biggest loss since June as traders worried that interest rates may finally be heading higher, the AP reports. Stocks that had the most to lose from higher rates suffered the most in the sell-off Friday. Utilities and phone stocks, which investors have sought out this year for their high dividends, fell far more than the rest of the market. AT&T slumped 3.6%. Energy companies, which have also gained a lot this year, took a drubbing as the price of crude oil slumped. Diamond Offshore Drilling dropped 10%. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 394 points, or 2.1%, to 18,085. The Standard & Poor's 500 index shed 53 points, or 2.5%, to 2,127. The Nasdaq composite fell 133 points, or 2.5%, to 5,125.",
        "Caption": "Dow Drops 394",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2068",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2015 3:36 PM CDT) A New York father who allowed his underage daughter drive his SUV, resulting in a crash that killed three of her friends, was sentenced to 16 years in prison today for what a judge called reckless, stupid, and selfish behavior. Michael Ware had let his 15-year-old daughter drive on multiple occasions, including from New York to Pennsylvania. On the day of the crash, his daughter used the SUV to take friends to breakfast before losing control on the way home. The mother of one of the killed teens said Ware's desire to be the cool dad devastated an entire community. Another said, He basically gave his daughter a gun and put the bullets in it for her. Ware's lawyer had asked for 12 to 13 months in prison, but the judge increased the sentence in part because Ware lied about giving his daughter the keys and tried to allow her to take the entire blame. What kind of father does this? the judge asked incredulously. Ware plans on appealing the decision. His daughter took responsibility for her actions in juvenile court and was placed on indefinite probation for vehicular homicide. The parents of the victims said Ware not only took their children away but also wrecked his own daughter's life by giving her too much freedom.",
        "Caption": "Cool Dad' Gets Prison for Letting 15-Year-Old Drive",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2069",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2016 5:22 AM) There were no students or teachers around when a leopard wandered into a school in Bangalore, India, early on Sunday morning, but the incident was still a bloody one. According to the Hindu, security workers at Vibgyor High School suspected around 4am that there was a leopard inside the school and CCTV confirmed their fear. They called in forestry department workers, and two teams were formed to scour the school, the paper reports. A 10-hour drama followed, with the leopard fleeing to nearby woods before returning to the school, where it made its way from room to room as workers tried to trap it. The Hindu reports that after the big cat was shot by a tranquilizer, it appeared to panic and went on an attacking spree before the drugs kicked in. Six people were mauled, including a wildlife conservationist who tried to scale a wall to escape the leopard when it attacked him by the school's swimming pool but was dragged back down. The leopard was captured after the tranquilizers took effect, and it will be released into a national park, reports the BBC, which notes that habitat loss has caused a rise in leopard-human clashes. (In another Indian city, a leopard terrorized a hospital for 12 hours.)",
        "Caption": "Leopard Wanders Into School, Mauls 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2070",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2014 3:26 PM) New Hampshire State Police say an airborne patrol unit clocked a man driving 127 miles per hour on Interstate 93 in the town of Northfield. The State Police Special Enforcement Unit was using an airplane to monitor traffic yesterday morning when the trooper in the aircraft saw a northbound vehicle traveling quickly. Police say the tactical flight officer twice clocked the vehicle traveling in excess of 100mph, the fastest at 127mph. The driver, stopped by troopers on the ground, was identified as 19-year-old Ryan Quinn of Newport, RI. Quinn was charged with reckless driving and two counts of possession of a controlled drug. He's due to appear in Franklin District Court in January.",
        "Caption": "Guy Clocked at 127mph on NH Highway",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2071",
        "News Article": "(Oct 19, 2009 5:46 AM CDT) Disastrous climate change is inevitable unless the world begins cutting carbon emissions within the next five years, the World Wildlife Fund warns in a new report. Ahead of December's clutch Copenhagen summit, meant to forge a successor to the Kyoto Protocol, the fund repeats that global temperature rises could stay below 2\u00c2\u00b0C if greenhouse gas emissions are halved by 2050. But to do that, the world must invest in a green industrial revolution, focused on low-carbon fuels like wind and solar, between now and 2014. Today officials from the world's leading powers are meeting in London for the Major Economies Forum, reports the Telegraph, which President Obama called for to work out snags ahead of Copenhagen. The Europeans are pressuring the US, China, and India to agree to legally binding carbon emissions targets, with Gordon Brown telling delegates that only 50 days remained to save the world from catastrophe.",
        "Caption": "5 Years Until Climate Disaster, Warns WWF",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2072",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2009 12:34 PM CDT) A UK\u00c2 man who confessed to trying to pick up a prostitute for his teenage son has been sentenced to 10 months in prison but won't serve time, the Daily Mail reports. The 42-year-old visited Nottingham's red-light district last year on a quest to help his son, 14,\u00c2 lose his virginity\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the woman he tried to hire was an undercover cop. The man\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lawyer said his client felt a thorough sense of shame ; the judge suspended his sentence because of good character, Reuters reports. But, the judge said, you have a duty of care to your son, and that is to look after his moral welfare, not, as you might think, to break him in to the ways of sex through a prostitute.",
        "Caption": "UK Dad Tries to Hire Prostitute for 14-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2073",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2009 6:44 AM) Prospectors seeking to join California's new gold rush are facing an upstream battle amid moves to protect the state's salmon stocks. Suction dredge mining, which uses gas-powered machines to scrape gold from river beds, has been banned while its environmental impact is reviewed, a process expected to take until 2011. The move came after pressure from the Karuk tribe, which was devastated during the original 1849 gold rush, the Telegraph reports. Our original intent was not to shut down dredging statewide, but because the new 49ers and these mining clubs fought us so hard, we had little alternative but to challenge the rules, says a spokesman for the 3,500-strong tribe. Prospectors complain that dredging is the only way to get at some deposits and are considering trying their luck in Oregon or Washington instead of going back to panning streams 19th-century style.",
        "Caption": "Salmon Protections Strike Calif.'s New '49ers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2074",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2013 2:59 PM) More than 2.1 million Americans have now signed up for health insurance through ObamaCare's federal and state exchanges, Kathleen Sebelius announced today. That's below the original Dec. 31 target of 3 million signups, CNN reports, noting that the end of December marks the halfway point of the initial 6-month signup period. In a blog post today, Sebelius recommended that even if you thought you enrolled in health coverage but aren't showing up in the system, call your insurance company directly to make sure you're enrolled. The White House announced Sunday that 1.1 million people had signed up for insurance via the troubled HealthCare.gov site.",
        "Caption": "ObamaCare Signups Hit 2.1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2075",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2011 4:45 PM CDT) Honda is recalling about 1.5 million vehicles in the US to update the software on the automatic transmission and reduce the possibility of transmission damage. The recall affects certain 2005-2010 4-cylinder Accord, 2007-2010 CR-V, and 2005-2008 Element vehicles. The transmission's secondary shaft bearing can be damaged when the car is shifted too quickly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsay when a driver tries to get out of mud or snow. Honda will begin sending recall notices at the end of the month. It also affects about 800,000 vehicles sold outside the US.",
        "Caption": "Honda Recalls 1.5M Vehicles in US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2076",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2015 6:40 AM CDT) Las Vegas resident Stephanie Fragoso swears she's happy that troopers in Nevada are getting tough on distracted drivers, she's just surprised to find herself at the wrong end of a ticket. The 37-year-old tells CBS affiliate KLAS that she got a $200 citation Wednesday for the high crime of applying lip balm at a red light. The trooper who pulled her over as she was leaving the intersection explained that he did so because she was putting on makeup. I said it was Chapstick, she recalls, but she still got the ticket. He was very sorry; he did not want to give it to me, Fragoso tells the Washington Post. Another trooper tells the TV station that the State Patrol is in the midst of a statewide crackdown: Drivers who don't keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel risk a ticket, period. He cites some extreme examples, including one driver seen watching a movie on an iPad strapped to the steering wheel. In comparison, dealing with pesky chapped lips at a red light seems harmless enough, writes Abby Phillip at the Post. Not so. (In Virginia, a fifth-grader made headlines for fighting for her right to use Chapstick at school.)",
        "Caption": "Driver Applies Chapstick at Red Light, Gets $200 Ticket",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2077",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2011 3:53 AM CDT) Seven teens have been arrested in an SAT-cheating ring at a prestigious Long Island high school. Sam Eshaghoff, 19, took the exam for at least six other students, charging up to $2,500 for each one, prosecutors told the Los Angeles Times. The six Great Neck North students have been arrested, but authorities suspect Eshaghoff may have taken the exam for many more students, using fake IDs. Eshaghoff\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho allegedly flew back to New York from his university in Atlanta to take the exams\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfaces charges that carry up to four years in prison, while the high school students face misdemeanor charges. The arrests were made after school administrators noticed glaring discrepancies between SAT scores and academic performances. Colleges look for the best and brightest students, yet these six defendants tried to cheat the system, and may have kept honest and qualified students from getting into their dream school, the district attorney said.",
        "Caption": "7 Busted for SAT Scam",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2078",
        "News Article": "(May 1, 2008 6:21 PM CDT) A 53-year-old mother of three, on the lam for 32 years after escaping from a Detroit prison, has been nabbed in a San Diego suburb. A fugitive since 1976, Susan Lefevre left the prison on a work pass and didn't return; she'll now have to finish out the remaining 9 years of her 10-year sentence for selling drugs, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. Lefevre, known to her neighbors as Marie Walsh, says she was arrested as a teen for selling $200 worth of drugs to an undercover cop; authorities counter that she was a major trafficker working for a $2,000-per-week heroin operation. I really wanted to keep this secret, said Lefevre, a mainstay of the Michigan Department of Corrections most-wanted list.",
        "Caption": "Prison Escapee, Now Suburban Mom, Caught After 32 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2079",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2009 3:25 PM CDT) Stocks saw deep declines today as uneasiness over banking spilled into the broader market, the Wall Street Journal reports. Bank of America slid 22% on word of growing losses in its credit-card unit. Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase also fell on reports of a Treasury move that may dilute shareholder value. The Dow lost 289.60 to close at 7,841.73. The Nasdaq shed 64.86, to 1,608.21, and the S&P 500 lost 37.21 to 832.39.",
        "Caption": "Banks Push Dow Down 290, Below 8,000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2080",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2015 2:40 PM CDT) Last month the Internet went nuts trying to figure out Cheryl's birthday. Today, Alex Bellos is back in the Guardian with two more stumpers, what he calls the second installment in his let's-drive-everyone-mad puzzle series (the first was a sequel to the Cheryl's birthday puzzle). The reason it comes with the title Are you smarter than a Hong Kong six-year-old? is that Bellos actually took the first puzzle from an admissions test for first grade in Hong Kong. You only have 20 seconds to solve it, just like the schoolkids did. Got it? We'll direct you to the answer, but not before you head to the Guardian to view the second visual doozy. All you have to do there is figure out which shape is the odd one out. Answers to both here. (Click to read about the Internet's most mysterious puzzle.)",
        "Caption": "Can You Solve This Puzzle? Hong Kong 6-Year-Olds Can",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2081",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2016 3:58 PM CDT) Two women have been arrested on charges of holding four men captive at an illegal marijuana plantation in Northern California and forcing them to work there for six months, the AP reports. Calaveras County Sheriff's Capt. Jim Macedo says the men fled the secluded, rural camp in July after overhearing they would be murdered after the harvest. The unidentified victims had bruises and black eyes when they sought help and went to a hospital. Macedo said Wednesday two men were originally hired as day laborers. Two others were taken captive later. The women were arrested on suspicion of human trafficking, kidnapping, battery with serious bodily injury, terrorist threats, and drug charges. Police found more than 23,000 marijuana plants and said it was worth up to $60 million. They also seized guns.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Women Forced 4 Men to Work at Pot Farm for 6 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2082",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2011 7:59 AM CDT) This is getting to be one pricey box to open: Pandora has jacked the price of its hotly anticipated IPO to $161.5 million, reports the New York Post, up from a slightly more modest $109.5 million last week and $100 million in February. The stock market may be tanking, but the Internet radio company is betting it can still cash in on investor thirst for tech IPOs, a la the frenzy that surrounded LinkedIn last month. Pandora's $161.5 million pricetag would value an offering of 14.7 million shares at $10 to $12 apiece.",
        "Caption": "Pandora Jacks IPO to $161.5M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2083",
        "News Article": "(Jan 5, 2009 3:20 PM) Stocks fell today as the markets digested poor, but better-than-forecast, reports in auto sales and construction spending, the Wall Street Journal reports. Though the Dow rose to an 8-week high Friday, it fell 81.80 today to close at 8,952.89. The Nasdaq lost 4.18, closing at 1,628.03, and the S&P 500 shed 4.35 to settle at 927.45. Verizon Wireless and AT&T fell 7.2% and 3.8%, respectively, after an analyst said wireless subscriber growth would likely shrink. JP Morgan Chase fell 5.9% after a Deutsche Bank analyst downgraded the bank. Oil futures jumped $2.47, to $48.36 a barrel, driving energy firms up, with Pioneer Natural Resources and Peabody Energy both up 8.1%.",
        "Caption": "Dow Dips 81 on Autos, Building",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2084",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2015 12:05 PM CDT) Apple seems to have a popular gizmo on its hands with the Apple Watch. Though it doesn't officially go on sale until April 24, customers could order the watch online in advance starting this morning. After just six hours, delivery dates had been pushed back to June for all models, reports the Washington Post. That suggests the initial stock quickly sold out, though CNET notes it's not clear whether that's more because of low supply or high demand, or a little bit of both. We view this as an indication of solid demand paired with very limited supply, with supply being the most significant limiting factor, an analyst with Piper Jaffray wrote in a note to investors, reports Bloomberg. Customers can also visit Apple stores to check out the watch, though they can't actually take one home. Unless you're a celeb, apparently: Katy Perry posted an Instagram photo of her sporting a $17,000 version, complete with Mickey Mouse face.",
        "Caption": "Apple Watches Sell Out in 6 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2085",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2016 6:11 PM CDT) It certainly looks like Donald Trump will be competing for the highest office in the land come this fall. So Politico gathered the five people who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve gone deeper on the Donald than anyone else alive together to get to the bottom of the candidate. The five Trump experts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dauthor Gwenda Blair, Village Voice reporter Wayne Barrett, author Harry Hurt, Bloomberg editor Timothy O'Brien, and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Michael D'Antonio\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmet to discuss their subject at, where else, the Trump Grill at Trump Tower in Manhattan. Topics ranged from Trump's father wishing his son dead while eating hot dogs at Coney Island, to Trump seeing himself as Clint Eastwood in High Plains Drifter, to how everything Trump does is to fill a hole left by the lack of love in his life. But things got really interesting when these Trumpologists weighed in as to whether or not Trump will be the next President of the United States of America. Four of the five people who arguably know more about Donald Trump then anyone outside of Trump himself say flat-out he won't be president (and the fifth appears to have bowed out of the conversation by that point). I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t think the same nation that elected Barack Obama twice could possibly elect Trump, Barrett says. I believe in America, adds D'Antonio. But, win or lose, the experts don't think Trump is going anywhere. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s now going to be with us until he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 150, O'Brien says. Now he can exist forever. Read the full, fascinating piece here.",
        "Caption": "What 5 'Trumpologists' Have to Say About Donald",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2086",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2016 1:46 AM CDT) The Metrorail system in Washington, DC, has shut down for emergency inspections following an electrical fire Monday that sent smoke into a tunnel. The system shut down at midnight on Tuesday, just hours after the 29-hour closure was announced, paralyzing the area's transit system and snarling the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people, the Washington Post reports. Paul Wiedefeld, the system's general manager, says that since Monday's fire appears very similar to a fire that killed one passenger and injured dozens early last year, delaying safety inspections any longer would be too risky. It's happened twice in a year. I can't wait for the third time, Wiedefeld says, per WTOP. While the risk to the public is very low, I cannot rule out a potential life safety issue here and this is why we must take this action immediately. He adds that although he realizes the unprecedented shutdown will cause hardship for many of the system's 700,000 daily users, safety is the highest priority. The federal Office of Personnel Management says federal agencies in the region will be open on Wednesday, but workers will be able to take unscheduled leave or work from home. Authorities say the system should be running again by 5am on Thursday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif no major problems are found during the inspections.",
        "Caption": "DC Abruptly Shuts Down Metrorail for 29 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2087",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2015 3:15 PM CDT) This year will see almost 10,000 deaths in the US from melanoma, with nearly 74,000 new cases diagnosed. But most skin cancers, including melanoma, are curable if caught and treated early, which is why doctors are anxious to ID them ASAP. Researchers at King's College London say they've found a way to simplify counting one of the disease's prime markers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmoles on the body\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby using a proxy site that would allow physicians to more quickly pinpoint individuals who might need follow-up. Instead of going through the laborious process of counting moles on the entire body, doctors can count moles on the right arm, then use that figure to extrapolate to the number of moles on the body overall, per a press release. And there's a specific number that could serve as a warning sign: Find more than 11 moles on that arm, and your risk of melanoma could be higher. Researchers looked at data from nearly 4,000 female Caucasian twins who were studied between 1995 and 2003. They counted the number of moles on 17 body sites and found women who had at least seven moles on their right arm were nine times more likely to have at least 50 moles all over their body, and that when they had more than 11 moles on their right arm, they were likely to have more than 100 moles\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsignifying a drastically increased risk of skin cancer, per Live Science. The scientists then replicated the link between arm mole count and total body mole count using another study that included both males and females. The findings could have a significant impact for primary care, allowing GPs to more accurately estimate the total number of moles in a patient extremely quickly via an easily accessible body part, the study's lead author says. Two other proxy sites that may prompt a doctor visit: above the right elbow and the legs. (Downing a few cups of joe may help fend off malignant melanoma.)",
        "Caption": "11 Moles the Not-So-Magic Number for Melanoma",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2088",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 2:33 PM CDT) Security forces opened fire today on demonstrators trying to break an army blockade on the southern city of Daraa, while thousands of others across Syria defied a protest ban and denounced President Bashar Assad's harsh crackdown on a six-week uprising. At least 42 people were killed, including 15 in the march on Daraa, according to witnesses and a human rights group. The protesters in cities across Syria called for Assad's ouster, with some chanting We are not afraid! Human rights activist Mustafa Osso said 42 people were killed, but the death toll could rise. His human rights group, based in Syria, compiles casualty tolls from the crackdown. Large demonstrations broke out in Damascus, the central city of Homs, the coastal cities of Banias and Latakia, the northern cities of Raqqa and Hama, and the northeastern town of Qamishli. The unrest follows the resignation of hundreds of government officials.",
        "Caption": "Syrian Forces Again Open Fire; 42 Protesters Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2089",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2015 5:50 AM) Anyone familiar with the Kickstarter game Cards Against Humanity ( A party game for horrible people ) has likely also heard about its previous Black Friday antics, including selling actual bullshit, reports Gizmodo. This year the people behind the game have taken their tongue-in-cheek approach a step further by offering nothing\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor a price. The greatest Black Friday gift of all is buying nothing, the creators write. We're offering that for the rock-bottom price of $5. All in all, 11,248 people decided to chip in, with 1,199 of them giving more than $5 by filling out the form multiple times. One fan did it 20 times to give them $100. Total windfall? $71,145, they write on the Cards Against Humanity site. Just as interesting is how the employees decided to spend it. The company has donated more than $4 million in recent years, reports the Daily Dot, but this time it decided to do a little personal shopping and then share each employee's purchases on its website. And while there was still some charitable giving (most commonly to Planned Parenthood, right on the heels of the attack on a Colorado Springs clinic), other purchases ranged widely and include a whole lot of cat litter for Alex, a $3,120 vibrator for Karlee, $384 in piano lessons for Tom, and a $1,200 Robin Hood costume for Jenn, reports Mashable. (Last year the game's creators purchased a remote island in Maine.)",
        "Caption": "Cards Against Humanity Makes $71K Selling Nothing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2090",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2009 3:33 PM CDT) Nearly 39% of under-40 Americans say satirical shows like The Colbert Report and The Daily Show are keeping viewers politically informed, and 21% believe they influence public opinion, a poll finds. But the verdict is split on whether such shows\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 success indicates that comedic delivery is replacing traditional news: 30% of those ages 18 to 29 say it is, but 35% disagree, the Huffington Post reports. The numbers are higher (32% vs. 42%) for the 30-to-39 set.",
        "Caption": "Colbert + Stewart = Cronkite: 30% of Young Viewers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2091",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2014 5:14 PM CDT) A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Chile today and forced Chilean officials to order an evacuation along the northern coastline, Reuters reports. According to the US Geological Survey, the quake hit at a depth of 21 miles and was centered 40 miles northwest of the port city of Iquique. The good news: The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says there's no tsunami threat, although people were evacuated between the northern towns of Tocopilla and Arica due to the chance of a minor tsunami. So far, no reports of damage or injury.",
        "Caption": "7.0 Earthquake Hits Off Coast of Chile",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2092",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2010 1:00 PM CDT) The death toll in the massive flooding in Pakistan surged past 800 as floodwaters receded today in the hard-hit northwest, an official said. The damage to roads, bridges, and communications networks hindered rescuers, while the threat of disease loomed as some evacuees arrived in camps with fever, diarrhea, and skin problems. Monsoon rains come every year, but rarely with such fury. Buildings simply crumbled into the raging river in Kalam, a town in the northern part of the Swat Valley. Reports coming in from districts around the northwest, where such flooding has not been seen since 1929, showed at least 800 people had died.",
        "Caption": "Death Toll in Pakistan Floods Rises Above 800",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2093",
        "News Article": "(Jun 15, 2011 1:36 PM CDT) Americans require their presidents to be at least 35 years old because surely nobody younger could run the country. It's time to retire this undemocratic, and even un-American rule, writes Daniel Freedman at Forbes. People can decide for themselves whether they want the 'wise' 45-year-old or the 'inexperienced' 32-year-old, he writes. It may be true that in the conventional sense you become wiser with age, perhaps to deal with today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s problems we need youthful enthusiasm and a willingness to challenge the status quo and take risks. Forget the historical figures such as Jesus or Alexander the Great who would be deemed unfit to run. Just look at what the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs accomplished before the age of 30, let alone 35. Contrast that with someone who has spent virtually his entire adult life in politics: the mature 40-something Anthony Weiner. Let's allow American voters to make the choice, Freedman writes.",
        "Caption": "Presidents Have to Be 35? Time to Scrap That Rule",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2094",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2008 7:45 PM) Philadelphia Phillies\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Ryan Howard won big in his salary arbitration case today, getting $10 million instead of the $7 million his team had offered, the AP reports. The figure is the highest salary a player has scooped in an arbitration victory. We negotiated right up to the courthouse steps, said a Phillies official, but we couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get it done. Still, no hard feelings, the assistant GM said: proceedings were amicable. The victory may pave the way for big future demands expected from the first-baseman, says the Philadelphia Inquirer. As for Howard himself: My reaction is mostly relief now that the whole process is over, reports MLB.com. But he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be picking up the tabs on dinners from now on, said a teammate.",
        "Caption": "Phillies' Howard Wins $10M in Arbitration",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2095",
        "News Article": "(Mar 22, 2020 8:58 PM CDT) The National Guard has been activated in the three states with the biggest coronavirus outbreaks, President Trump said Sunday, promising that more help will follow. The Guard will help build medical facilities in New York, California and Washington, the Hill reports. Eight medical stations with 2,000 hospital beds will be added in California, four stations with 1,000 beds in New York and several stations with 1,000 beds in Washington. Medical supplies and equipment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding masks, respirators and gowns\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare on their way to the three states, Trump said, and should be there within days, per NBC. We're dealing also with other states, Trump said at a White House briefing. These states have been hit the hardest. The federal government will pay all the costs of deploying the Guard, the president said. The three states are approved for major disaster declarations, which Trump said makes supplying the states smoother. The president has told states to acquire supplies on their own, saying the federal government would help fill the gaps\u00e2\u20ac\u201das sort of a backup for the states, he said Sunday. But governors have complained that the federal government has outbid them at times for equipment. They've asked the administration for more help, including taking the lead in obtaining supplies and equipment.",
        "Caption": "Trump Orders National Guard to Help in 3 Hard-Hit States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2096",
        "News Article": "(Dec 25, 2012 10:13 AM) Kazakhstan's acting border service chief was among 27 people killed in a military plane crash today near a southern city, authorities said. The An-72 crashed at 7:55am EST about 12 miles away from the city of Shymkent near the border with Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan's Committee for National Security said in a statement. The fatalities included a crew of seven and 20 border guards, including the acting head of the ex-Soviet nation's border protection service, Col. Turganbek Stambekov. Without specifying further details, authorities said an investigation was opened into the crash. Stambekov was appointed acting head of the border service in June, after a mass killing of 14 frontier troops in a remote Kazakh outpost near China the month before. Vladislav Chelakh, a 20-year-old conscript, was sentenced earlier this month to life in prison after being found solely responsible for the killings.",
        "Caption": "27 Dead in Kazakhstan Military Plane Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2097",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2011 5:53 PM CDT) Encouraging new research on the treatment of cystic fibrosis comes courtesy of an 11th-grader. Toronto 16-year-old Marshall Zhang figured out via computer simulations that two drugs have the potential to make a powerful combination in treating the disease, reports LiveScience. He then tried out his theory on living cells: They actually worked together in creating an effect that was greater than the sum of its parts, says Zhang, who won top honors in a Canadian student research contest. The drug combo hasn't been tested on human subjects yet, but Zhang thinks the work will be helpful even if those tests aren't as successful. I have identified certain chemical structures that are key in the corrective effects of these molecules, as well as identified two molecular targets on the protein for future therapeutics.",
        "Caption": "16-Year-Old Makes Promising Find on Cystic Fibrosis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2098",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2008 10:14 PM) An Alabama fisherman confessed to throwing his four young children to their deaths off an 80-foot bridge, the AP reports. Lam Luong, a 37-year-old Vietnamese immigrant, initially told police the children\u00e2\u20ac\u201dranging in age from 4 months to 3 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere missing before admitting yesterday he had thrown them off the Dauphin Island Bridge near Mobile. Luong, who has been charged with four counts of capital murder, was addicted to crack-cocaine and had been arguing with his wife, his brother-in-law said, and the family initially feared Luong had traded the children in order to buy drugs. Police confirmed Luong had a drug habit but gave no other details. He is due in court tomorrow.",
        "Caption": "Man Throws His 4 Kids From Bridge",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2099",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2010 3:50 AM) A revealing USA Today scan of government records finds that companies who won the contracts to supply the TSA with its controversial full-body scanners have more than doubled their spending on lobbyists over the last 5 years. The firms have also hired some high-profile former government officials to advance their cause, most notably former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff, who worked as a consultant for Rapiscan Systems. The companies lobbied lawmakers on about two dozen bills, including one that would ensure that full-body scanners were only used as a backup measure. The bill passed the House but stalled in the Senate. This was partly because of the attempted Christmas Day bombing, says its author, GOP Rep. Jason Chaffetz. But I also routinely heard that 'Secretary Chertoff believes this is the right thing to do. Who are you to challenge him?' Click here for more on the scanner controversy.",
        "Caption": "Scanner Firms Doubled Lobby Spending Over 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2100",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2013 1:55 AM) Nineteen years ago, the paternal grandparents of a 5-year-old boy allegedly kidnapped him. Now, Richard Landers Jr. has resurfaced, age 24 and married, in Minnesota, the Chicago Tribune reports. He lives under a different name, however\u00e2\u20ac\u201done provided by his grandparents when they took him and managed to stump police. The grandparents, who now use aliases, live just a few miles away. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s happened so fast, and we haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t talked to him yet, says his stepfather. But we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to as soon as we can. Prior to the abduction, the grandparents were allegedly upset over pending court proceedings regarding the placement of their grandson, police said. After they vanished in 1994, they were charged with interference with custody, but the charges were dropped when the case remained unsolved in 2008. Then, in September 2012, Landers' stepfather gave police Landers' Social Security card; the number led authorities to the 24-year-old, who seems well-adjusted. Will he meet his mother again? That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to be up to him, a police spokesman said. We can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t force him and say, 'Now you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going back with your mom.' He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 24 years old. (Click for the story of a man who recently found his sister after a 60-year search.)",
        "Caption": "Boy Kidnapped at 5 Turns Up Married, 24",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2101",
        "News Article": "(Oct 3, 2015 6:31 AM CDT) It's hard out there for millennials: the economy tanked, the Earth is getting hotter, sometimes Facebook crashes. Oh, and they'll end up fatter than people 20 to 40 years ago even if they eat and exercise the same, according to a study in Obesity Research & Clinical Practice. The Atlantic reports that after looking at data from nearly 51,000 Americans, researchers concluded that a person in 2006 eating and exercising the same as someone of an identical age in 1988 had a BMI about 2.3 points higher, meaning they'd be about 10% heavier. Our study results suggest that if you are 25, you'd have to eat even less and exercise more than those older to prevent gaining weight, Jennifer Kuk of York University in Toronto says in the story. Researchers have three thoughts on why that could be, the Atlantic reports. First, we're exposed to more chemicals nowadays, which could be inducing weight gain. Second, prescription drug use is way up, and antidepressants especially have been linked to weight gain. Finally, hormones, antibiotics, or artificial sweeteners in meat and other foods could be changing the bacteria in our guts and hampering weight loss. Kuk says this research is a good reason to be more empathetic to people of all body types. Ultimately, maintaining a healthy body weight is now more challenging than ever, she says in a York press release. (Good news: The obesity gene may have an off switch.)",
        "Caption": "It Was Easier to Be Thin 20 Years Ago",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2102",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2015 4:39 PM CDT) The youngest daughter of TV's Partridge Family is dead, reports TMZ. The body of 52-year-old Suzanne Crough, who played tambourine-playing Tracy, was found last night in her home in Laughlin, Nevada, near Vegas. The cause is unclear, and an autopsy is scheduled. Crough was married with two children, one of whom is getting married this summer. She also had a 1-year-old granddaughter. My wife and I were going to celebrate 30 years of marriage in July, husband William Condray tells AP. Crough acted in some TV commercials after her sitcom fame, but largely steered clear of the business, save for the occasional Partridge reunion, notes AP.",
        "Caption": "Partridge Family Daughter 'Tracy' Dead at 52",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2103",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2014 12:10 PM CDT) Fifteen people have been wounded in a shooting that sent terrified patrons scrambling from a Miami nightclub early today, police said, adding the youngest victim is 11 years old. When Miami police and rescue crews arrived at a club called The Spot around 1am, they said they found chaos among the large crowd of adults and teenagers gathered there. Rescuers found wounded people inside and outside the club, reporting some were too hurt to flee. Some people were running, people were screaming, people were saying they were shot, says a Fire Rescue captain. One male was found unresponsive and not breathing when emergency responders arrived. Five girls between 11 and 17 years old also suffered gunshot wounds. A police spokeswoman said it was not immediately clear how many shooters there were and what prompted the gunfire. What was very surprising to the responders was that these were kids that were out at 1 o'clock in the morning in a club and this type of violence took place where a bunch of kids were gathering ... it's very disturbing to see that, added the Fire Rescue captain. Authorities say one of the victims is in critical condition; at least three were transferred to a pediatric unit. Fire Rescue officials will follow up to see whether the club is a teen club.",
        "Caption": "Kid, 11, Among 15 Shot in Miami Club",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2104",
        "News Article": "(Oct 2, 2010 6:38 AM CDT) After just two episodes, Fox\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Lone Star has been canceled\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s nowhere near surprising, writes Jace Lacob on the Daily Beast. The broadcast network business has become increasingly cutthroat, and Lone Star was severely ratings-challenged (although people seemed to like it). Unlike cable, there is no significant opportunity to find an audience if a show doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t click with the public in the first week, he writes, and lists 10 other shows from the past 15 years that have been put out of their misery after one or two episodes. View clips in the gallery, or for the complete list, click here.",
        "Caption": "10 Most Quickly Canceled TV Shows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2105",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2015 6:14 AM) Authorities have interviewed more than 100 potential witnesses in the December burning death of Mississippi teen Jessica Chambers, yet they still don't have a prime suspect. They also say talk on the street about the case has been quieter than usual, hampering the investigation. So the FBI has added $25,000 to the reward amount, which now totals $43,000, the Clarion-Ledger reports. A lot of things in this world are money-driven, and we're hoping that there's someone out there that [knows] something that sees the reward and is willing to come forward, says the Panola County DA. He adds that there are no updates in the 19-year-old's murder, WREG reports. Chambers reportedly told first responders the name of her attacker before she died, but no leads connected to what she said have yielded any information. And, while some speculation has centered around the idea of a gang-related crime, Chambers' father\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho works for the sheriff's department but is not part of this investigation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays he was contacted by someone who claimed to be a high-ranking area gang member. That person told him the gangs are very upset about it, Ben Chambers says. They said you wouldn't even do a dog like that. Authorities are currently interviewing and re-interviewing people, the DA says; local officials are collaborating with a lengthy list of agencies that includes the FBI, state Bureau of Investigation, US Attorney's Office, ATF, US Marshals, and State Fire Marshal's Office.",
        "Caption": "After 100 Interviews, No Main Suspect in Burning Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2106",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2012 7:24 PM) A bill to speed the update of the US air traffic control system from radar to one based on GPS technology and to open US skies to unmanned drone flights within four years received final congressional approval today. The bill passed the Senate 75-20, despite labor opposition to a deal cut between the Democratic-controlled Senate and the Republican-controlled House of Representatives on rules governing union organizing elections at airlines and railroads. The House had passed the bill last week, and it now goes to President Barack Obama for his signature. Most other nations already have adopted satellite-based technology for guiding planes, or are heading in that direction, but the Federal Aviation Administration has moved cautiously in the United States. The bill passed Monday authorizes $63.4 billion for the Federal Aviation Administration over four years, including about $11 billion toward the air traffic system and its modernization. It accelerates the modernization program by setting a deadline of June 2015 for the FAA to develop new arrival procedures at the nation's 35 busiest airports so planes can land using the more-precise GPS navigation.",
        "Caption": "Congress OKs $63B to Update Air Control System",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2107",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2014 6:23 AM) The University of Texas at Austin has a macabre mystery on its hands: It's missing brains, about a hundred of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpotentially among them one belonging to clock tower sniper Charles Whitman. The brains were those of patients at the Austin State Hospital, formerly the Texas State Lunatic Asylum. They date back to the 1950s, and 28 years ago, after a battle with Harvard for them, they were handed to the university under a temporary possession agreement. Psychology professor Tim Schallert, the collection's co-curator, only had room in his lab for 100 of the specimens, which were kept in jars of formaldehyde. The rest were stored in the basement of the university's Animal Resources Center, reports the AP. Except they're no longer there. The university has vowed to investigate, and Schallert's co-curator speculates they may have been swiped by undergrads for living rooms or Halloween pranks. As part of the brain transfer, identifying information was removed; the Atlantic reports the jars bear an ID number, whatever disease or disorder the patient experienced (in Latin), and the date of death. But any corresponding state hospital records no longer exist. Still, NPR reports that the identity of one brain may be known: that of Whitman, who in 1966 went on a rampage from the observation deck of the University of Texas Tower; he ultimately killed 16 people before being shot and killed. Whitman left behind a note asking that his brain be left to science and examined by a pathologist. The pathologist who did so (and spotted a 5-centimeter-long tumor) was Coleman de Chenar, the doctor who originally amassed the collection. It would make sense it would be in this group, says Schallert. We can't find that brain.",
        "Caption": "100 Brains Go Missing at University of Texas",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2108",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2009 6:25 PM) The NFL fined 86-year-old Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams $250,000 for conduct detrimental to the league \u00e2\u20ac\u201dnamely, flipping the bird toward the Buffalo Bills' sideline in the waning moments of yesterday's 41-17 Tennessee victory. He later repeated the display on the field, the Tennessean reports. I need to apologize for my actions yesterday near the end of the game, he said in a statement. I need to specifically apologize to the Bills, their fans, our fans and the NFL.",
        "Caption": "NFL Fines Titans Owner $250K for Flipping Bird",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2109",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2011 11:21 AM) The Justice Department has managed to recover some $5.6 billion lost to fraud over the 2011 fiscal year, officials will announce today. Civil fraud accounted for some $3.4 billion, with the rest attributable to criminal fraud, insiders tell the Washington Post. Much of the money was recovered by so-called Medicare Strike Fraud Forces, which track down millions in fraudulent claims. It's yet another step forward in the crackdown on fraud: Such recoveries have climbed 167% since 2008. Some $15 million came from a settlement with Texas firm American Grocers, which purchased expired food and resold it to the military. The administration's announcement is timed to coincide with a meeting today on cutting wasteful spending, chaired by Joe Biden, at which Cabinet secretaries will discuss how they're reducing costs in their departments. Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is set to announce a new effort to push insurance companies not to cover suspicious claims by doctor shoppers \u00e2\u20ac\u201dpatients who hop from doctor to doctor to get prescriptions for painkillers like OxyContin, which they can then abuse or deal illegally.",
        "Caption": "White House: We've Recovered $5.6B in Fraud",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2110",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 6:00 PM CDT) When a venomous Eastern diamondback rattlesnake appeared in the backyard of a 7-year-old Florida girl, her German shepherd came to her rescue, refusing to back down despite multiple snakebites, the AP reports. Molly DeLuca was playing Wednesday with her 2-year-old shepherd, named Haus, when the snake showed up. Haus jumped between them and was bitten three times, suffering damage to his kidneys. The dog has been getting antivenin since then and should recover. The girl's mother, Donya, says Molly and Haus are inseparable, so she's not surprised he would risk his life to save her. Donations to a GoFundMe account to help pay the vet bills quickly topped the family's goal of $15,000 on Friday.",
        "Caption": "Hero Dog Saves 7-Year-Old Girl From Rattlesnake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2111",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2013 12:44 PM CDT) A white diamond the size of a small egg sold for $30.6 million at a Hong Kong auction today, as two phone bidders competed for the 118-carat white diamond from Africa in six minutes of measured bidding in the Sotheby's jewelry auction. The flawless white oval diamond, mined and cut two years ago, was hammered down for $27.3 million, just under the low end of the $28 million to $35 million estimate range set by Sotheby's. Total price including commission came to $30.6 million. That was more than the previous record of $26.7 million for a white diamond set in May at Christie's in Geneva. The stone, which weighed 299 carats when it was found in the rough in 2011, is the largest and most significant such diamond graded by the Gemological Institute of America. Sotheby's says it was discovered in southern Africa but won't name the country because the seller wishes to remain anonymous. The auction's other highlight, a 7.6-carat flawless, round, vivid blue diamond which had an estimate of $19 million, failed to reach its reserve price. The world record price for a jewel at auction was set in 2010, when London jeweler Laurence Graff paid $46 million for a fancy intense pink diamond weighing 24.8 carats. That record could be blown away in November, when Sotheby's puts a pink 59.60-carat diamond on the block that's expected to fetch more than $60 million in Geneva.",
        "Caption": "Egg-Sized White Diamond Sells for $30.6M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2112",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2009 8:46 AM) Emergency workers in Gaza have rescued 100 more people from a residential block that for days had been blocked off by Israeli forces. Dozens of corpses also were found in the neighborhood's heavily shelled buildings, the Washington Post reports. Aid groups say more people remain trapped in demolished houses in the Zaytoun area, but without water or electricity, we are sure they will die. The Red Cross and other groups say Israel kept aid workers away from the neighborhood for four days, even though this wasn't some remote area and soldiers knew there were injured people there. The military failed to meet its obligation under international humanitarian law to care for and evacuate the wounded, the Red Cross said. The Israeli military says it is investigating the complaints.",
        "Caption": "100 Rescued From Area Blocked by Israel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2113",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2016 5:50 AM) Cher is donating water to the residents of Flint, Mich., as the city struggles with a drinking water crisis linked to lead contamination. More than 180,000 bottles will be shipped to the city starting Monday, according to a statement Cher released on Saturday. This is a tragedy of staggering proportion and shocking that it's happening in the middle of our country, the Oscar winner said. Cher said she reached out to friend Brad Horwitz, who is an investor in the water company Icelandic Glacial. He contacted company leaders who agreed to double Cher's donation. The 181,440 bottles are expected to reach the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan starting Wednesday. The city's 100,000 residents haven't had safe water to drink since 2014, when officials began drawing water from the Flint River as a cost-saving measure. Meanwhile, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore returned to his hometown to call for President Obama to come see the water crisis for himself. Moore, surrounded on Saturday by dozens of flag-waving and sign-toting Flint residents, said he must insist that Obama visit Wednesday, the same day the president is scheduled to tour the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Moore also asked the US attorney general to arrest and prosecute Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, because he knew that toxins, pollutants, and eventually lead was leaching into the water and being sent into the taps of people's homes. The crisis prompted Obama to sign an emergency declaration clearing the way for federal aid.",
        "Caption": "Cher Gives Flint, Mich., 180K Bottles of Water",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2114",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2015 7:52 AM CDT) On the off chance you're given to believing every sky-is-falling theory you run across on Facebook, the one about a planetary alignment triggering a massive earthquake this week is absolute nonsense. Gizmodo traces the latest to a video from a guy named Frank in the Netherlands\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunder the name of Ditrianum Media\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho claims a 9.8 magnitude earthquake will occur on North America\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s West Coast tomorrow because he received an important message to that effect directly from Spirit in August 2013. The man says recent earthquakes in Tonga and the Soloman Islands are proof of an imminent Big One that will be caused by the alignment of the sun, Mercury, and Saturn between Earth and the moon. For one thing, earthquakes happen all the time, Gizmodo notes. But more importantly, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s impossible for a planetary alignment to cause an earthquake. The idea is that the combined gravity of the planets could influence earthquakes, but even under ideal conditions, the planets would have less gravitational pull on the Earth than the moon, which at very best has an extremely weak influence on earthquakes, writes Phil Plait at Slate. And even the alignment is bogus. The software used to display the alignment in the video was adjusted to show exaggerated planet sizes. When the same software is switched to a realistic view, the alignment disappears, at least as far as its relation to Earth and the moon, reports Weather Network. What of claims an asteroid will smash into Earth on Sept. 24? A single asteroid is known to be flying by Earth on that date; it will be 5 million miles away. (CNN has a clip to air at the world's end.)",
        "Caption": "No, Planets Aligning Won't Cause a 9.8 Quake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2115",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2012 9:20 AM) Authorities believe Itzcoatl Ocampo, the 23-year-old Iraq veteran charged with stabbing four homeless men to death in California, also killed two other people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dones that he knew. Ocampo will be charged today with the murders of Raquel Estrada, 53, and her 34-year-old son, Juan Herrera, the mother and brother of a friend Ocampo has known since high school. That friend, Eder Herrera, had originally been charged with the murders, but those charges were dropped Friday, CNN reports. This case has expanded from murdering random, vulnerable strangers to murdering people he knew, says the Orange County district attorney. Estrada and her son were also stabbed to death, Estrada more than 30 times and her son more than 60, on Oct. 25 inside their home. The similarity of the attacks to those on the homeless men led law enforcement to investigate a possible Ocampo connection. No possible motive has yet been disclosed.",
        "Caption": "Homeless Killer Suspect Accused of 2 More Murders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2116",
        "News Article": "(Dec 15, 2010 10:30 AM) Why do we kiss under the mistletoe? Hang stockings? Christmas is a time of tradition, but where did it all start? Here is a list of 10 strange beginnings to common Christmas traditions.",
        "Caption": "How We Got 10 Bizarre Christmas Traditions",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2117",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2008 6:52 PM CDT) Firefighters nearly contained a New Mexico wildfire this week before it leaped containment lines and razed another 50 homes on Wednesday, the AP reports. Nine had already gone up in flames. Firefighters are working today to cut new lines around the blaze, which is 35% contained near Albuquerque. Officials say the 13,790-acre fire was man-made.",
        "Caption": "Stubborn NM Fire Burns 50 More Homes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2118",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2010 8:12 AM CDT) Billionaire Republican Meg Whitman reported yesterday that she has spent more than $99 million in her quest to become California's governor, including $71 million just to win the Republican primary. Democrat Jerry Brown, who didn't have a serious primary opponent, has spent just $450,000, plus $324,000 in donated services, but he has $23 million on hand. The race is shaping up to be the most expensive gubernatorial race in US history, according to the AP. Whitman has about $10.3 million in cash on hand, but that's not a particularly meaningful statistic for her, since she's spent $91 million of her own money already. Brown's funds come largely from union-funded groups. Right now the race is tight; a poll released last week has Brown ahead 37-34, with a quarter of respondents still undecided.",
        "Caption": "Whitman Spending Hits $99M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2119",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2008 3:26 PM CDT) Stocks plummeted today as uncertainty over the cost and long-term impact of the Wall Street bailout plan spread and oil surged, MarketWatch reports. Treasuries and the dollar fell as traders worried the bailout\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s cost could affect the government\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s status as a borrower. The Dow closed down 372.75, at 11,015.69. The Nasdaq lost 94.92, closing at 2,178.98, and the S&P 500 lost 47.99, closing at 1,207.09. Financials weighed on the Dow as JP Morgan Chase fell 13.26% and American Express dropped 8.32%. Microsoft\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s announcement of a huge stock buyback allowed it to barely buck the larger market, with shares holding on to a roughly 1% gain. Chevron and Exxon both fell about 1%, their losses held in check by the $16.37 surge in oil.",
        "Caption": "Bailout, Oil Send Dow Down 372",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2120",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2014 6:26 PM CDT) AFP thinks this is the highest price ever paid for a dog, and no wonder: A property developer in China shelled out $2 million for a Tibetan mastiff puppy. A second puppy of the same breed went for about $1 million. The sale came at a luxury pet fair in Zhejiang, with the breeder boasting that these dogs have lion\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s blood and are top-of-the-range mastiff studs. The gigantic furballs do bear a resemblance to lions, so much so that a zoo in China got caught trying to pass one off as such. But $2 million for a dog? Given that the money came from a developer, MarketWatch thinks it's further proof of a China property bubble.",
        "Caption": "World's Priciest Dog Sells for $2M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2121",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2009 11:21 AM CDT) Musicians want to connect with fans, and radio needs to survive in the Web 2.0 era: Enter artist personal experience (a.p.e.) radio. Clear Channel launches the 24\/7 online channels, featuring artists\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 personal radio shows, next month. We feel that the old model of trying to get radio airplay and some video play is broken, the CEO of Front Line Management, a partner in the venture, told Billboard. We want artists to host the channels, tell stories and turn new fans on to new music, says a Clear Channel exec. Christina Aguilera, Weezer, and the Eagles will be the pioneers; in addition to songs they choose, their stations will feature interviews and commentary. The ad-supported channels will be available on Clear Channel websites, artist websites, and smartphone applications.",
        "Caption": "24\/7 Online Artist Channels Point to Radio's Future",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2122",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2010 6:45 AM CDT) There are an uncomfortable number of drunk drivers out there, according to a new survey from the Department of Transportation. In the poll, 8% of respondents admitted to driving drunk\u00e2\u20ac\u201da number that, if representational, would equate to roughly 17 million Americans. And that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just those willing to admit it\u00e2\u20ac\u201da full 20% admitted they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d driven within two hours of drinking, the AP reports. Another 8%, meanwhile, admitted getting in a car even though they believed the driver was intoxicated. The survey also found that the heaviest drinkers were the ones who could not yet legally drink\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthose between the ages of 16 and 20 had as many as six drinks before putting their cars in gear. The survey comes ahead of DOT\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s annual Labor Day crackdown on drunk driving.",
        "Caption": "Feds: 17M Drive Drunk",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2123",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2008 6:34 PM CDT) A US aircraft carrier set sail from Hong Kong early Sunday with about 100 of its crew still on shore leave, the AP reports. The USS Ronald Reagan and its support ships left port early because Typhoon Fengshen was bearing down. Officials are scrambling to book flights to reunite the sailors and their ship\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough security prevented them from saying where.",
        "Caption": "Navy Ship Leaves Port \u00e2\u20ac\u201dWithout 100 Sailors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2124",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2016 6:03 AM CDT) The incredible saga of Zephany Nurse has reached its end: The South African woman found guilty of snatching a 3-day-old Zephany from her sleeping mother's hospital room in 1997 has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. Prosecutors had sought 15, reports Reuters. Judge John Hlophe had harsh words for the 51-year-old, who has not been named so as not to reveal the identity she gave to Zephany: One would have expected you to apologize but you chose not to. It's also very clear you have caused much harm to Zephany. You have actually betrayed her\u00e2\u20ac\u0161 Times Live quotes him as saying. The BBC reports Hlophe also cited the birthday celebrations the Nurses held each year for their absent daughter, which were covered by the press and meant it was clear the family was still looking for her. She had all the time in the world to return Zephany, he said, but she obviously did not, the BBC reports. The woman maintained a lady named Sylvia handed a baby to her on April 30, 1997, at a train station as part of a prearranged adoption; Hlophe said the court rejects [that story] with the contempt it deserves, reports the BBC. After South African schoolkids noticed a physical resemblance between two girls, a DNA test in 2015 revealed that one of them was Zephany and the other her younger sister. The unnamed woman, who lived just a few miles from Celeste and Morne Nurse, was arrested. IOL reports Zephany hasn't been allowed to see the woman who took her since the arrest; she continues to live with the woman's husband. Celeste and Morne have indicated the reunion has been a strained one. Read more on the case, and the eerie symbolism of Zephany's name, here.",
        "Caption": "She Stole a Baby in 1997, Is Finally Sentenced for the Crime",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2125",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2014 1:40 AM CDT) Hundreds of nearby residents were evacuated from their homes last night as half of San Francisco's firefighters battled the city's biggest blaze in years. Some 90 fire trucks were called to the scene after a high-rise apartment building still under construction caught fire around 5pm yesterday, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. As the fire spread, the smoke was like a huge mushroom cloud. It was as high as a plane, a witness says. It looked like somebody blew a nuclear weapon. Mayor Ed Lee hailed the leadership and determined action of firefighters after they managed to stop the blaze from spreading to nearby buildings. Firefighters are working through the night to contain the fire and we have a center core that looks like a volcano, a fire captain says. The building, part of a new 360-unit apartment complex, has partially collapsed and will probably be a total loss. One firefighter suffered burns to his hands and face, reports the Los Angeles Times. He was on the first ladder truck to arrive and got a little burned up there but didn't cop to it until four or five hours later, the department's deputy chief of operations says. No cause has been identified but arson investigators are on the scene.",
        "Caption": "San Francisco Battles 5-Alarm Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2126",
        "News Article": "(Jun 17, 2020 2:47 PM CDT) We believe that this is a movie that could create interest around the planet, says director Pablo Larra\u00c3\u00adn. The woman it's based on certainly did. Kristen Stewart has been tapped to play Princess Diana in Spencer, which is expected to start shooting early next year. The script, penned by Steven Knight, follows the former Lady Diana Spencer over three key days: the early '90s Christmas weekend\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat the royal family's Sandringham estate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dduring which she determined her marriage wasn't working. The film won't touch on Diana's death years later. Larra\u00c3\u00adn (Jackie) explains the heart of the movie to Deadline: When someone decides not to be the queen, and says, I'd rather go and be myself,' it's a big big decision, a fairy tale upside down. I've always been very surprised by that and thought it must have been very hard to do. The New York Post reports Diana divorced in 1996 at age 36; Stewart is 30. As for the choice of Stewart for the title role, Larra\u00c3\u00adn describes her as someone who can be very mysterious and very fragile and ultimately very strong as well, which is what we need. ... I think she's going to do something stunning and intriguing at the same time. Hopefully she'll fare better than Naomi Watts did when she played the princess in 2013; the Guardian resurfaces a review in the Mirror that noted Wesley Snipes in a blonde wig would be more convincing.",
        "Caption": "Kristen Stewart to Tackle 3 Days of Princess Diana's Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2127",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2014 10:49 AM CDT) Just days after six climbers died on Western Europe's tallest mountain\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmarking the deadliest accident there in two years, AFP notes via the Raw Story\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree more have died at the site. This time, two climbers and their guide fell some 2,600 feet, police say; their bodies were found by helicopter last night after a day of searching. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s possible that an overhang of snow gave way under the group, preventing the guide from holding up his clients, police say. Twenty people have now died or gone missing on Mont Blanc during the current climbing season. Mont Blanc consists of some 200 peaks, including the region's tallest, the AP notes. In the latest incident, the climbers were found close to the Aiguille du Midi, a peak some 12,605 feet high.",
        "Caption": "3 More Climbers Die in Falls on Mont Blanc",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2128",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2019 11:39 AM CDT) Virginia police say a traveling carnival worker has confessed to killing two women and a teenage girl he met on the job. James Michael Wright, 23, admitted to carrying out the fatal shootings over three weeks after the cellphone of a missing 25-year-old was discovered in his truck, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Wright says all three shootings were accidental, but police don't believe him. Authorities say Wright claimed to have shot Tennessee's Athena Hopson when he tripped on a March 17 walk, reports WJHL. He told police her body fell out of his truck as he was driving over a bridge to a hospital, and he couldn't retrieve it from a river. Wright also claimed to have shot 17-year-old Joslyn Alsup of Georgia while aiming for an animal after the pair had sex in the woods on March 9, according to court documents. Alsup's body and that of Tennessee's Elizabeth Vanmeter, 22, were found near Wright's Mendota home. Police say Wright also admitted shooting Vanmeter after a fight on Feb. 28. Sheriff Fred Newman said autopsies were being conducted as authorities continued to search for Hopson's body. Newman said it was appropriate to call Wright a serial killer, adding that authorities would look for other possible victims in areas that hosted the Georgia-based traveling carnival James H. Drew Exposition, per NBC News and the Knoxville News Sentinel. We know that that carnival traveled extensively certainly throughout the east coast, Newman said. He described Alsup as the daughter of a carnival worker. Wright is charged with three counts of capital murder.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Traveling Serial Killer Struck 3 Times in 3 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2129",
        "News Article": "(Dec 26, 2010 3:31 PM) A tour bus slammed into a truck in southern Egypt today, killing eight Americans and injuring 21 others in the latest fatal crash involving tourists. The bus was taking a tour group on the 115-mile journey from Aswan to the ancient temples of Abu Simbel along Lake Nasser when it ran into the truck parked on the side of a single-lane desert road. Six women and two men were killed. The bus, containing 37 passengers, was part of a larger tour of 116 American tourists traveling in three buses, authorities said. Last month, eight foreign tourists were killed when their tour bus flipped over several times on a mountain road on Egypt's Red Sea coast, while in October six Belgian tourists were killed in a crash in the south.",
        "Caption": "8 US Tourists Killed in Egypt Bus Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2130",
        "News Article": "(Jan 16, 2020 4:04 PM) FBI agents on Thursday arrested a former Canadian Armed Forces reservist and two other men who are linked to a violent white supremacist group and were believed to be heading to a pro-gun rally next week in Virginia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s capital, the AP reports. The three men are members of The Base and were arrested on federal charges in a criminal complaint unsealed in Maryland, according to a Justice Department news release. Tuesday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s complaint charges Canadian national Patrik Jordan Mathews, 27, and Brian Mark Lemley Jr., 33, of Elkton, Maryland, with transporting a firearm and ammunition with intent to commit a felony. William Garfield Bilbrough IV, 19, of Denton, Maryland, is charged with transporting and harboring aliens. Mathews illegally crossed the US border near Minnesota in August, according to court papers. Lemley and Bilbrough then drove from Maryland to Michigan to pick up Mathews before the three headed to Maryland in late August, investigators said.",
        "Caption": "3 White Supremacists Arrested Ahead of Pro-Gun Rally",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2131",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2009 1:45 PM CDT) HDTV is about to become old hat. Sony, Panasonic, Mitsubishi, and JVC all intend to debut new 3D television sets next year. The manufacturers are likening the move to the standard-to-high-def switch\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor even the shift from black-and-white to color. TV finally becomes real, a Panasonic VP tells CNN. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re in it. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the next frontier. To get in on the revolution, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll need a new TV and, yes, the glasses. Sony and Panasonic\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s active eyewear operates like rapid-fire Venetian blinds, while JVC is working on a set using polarized glasses. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll also need 3D programming, which could be a bigger hurdle. ESPN is test-recording games in 3D, but most broadcasters haven\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t bought in yet.",
        "Caption": "TV to Go 3D in 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2132",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2012 5:57 PM CDT) Reality TV star Joey Kovar was found dead today at 29, the suspected cause a prescription drug overdose, reports E! Online. Kovar was a cast member on Real World: Hollywood in 2008, though he had to leave halfway through to go to rehab for drugs and alcohol, notes TMZ. The following year, he appeared on Celebrity Rehab. Kovar's body was discovered at a friend's home near Chicago. Another friend told E! of Kovar's struggle with pharmaceuticals. He was prescribed anti-anxiety meds, but he would take so many, he didn't like the way it made him feel. So he would take Adderall to bring himself back up. The aspiring actor is survived by a young daughter.",
        "Caption": "Real World Star Joey Kovar Dead at 29",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2133",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2011 1:25 AM CDT) The Egyptian government is firing some 700 senior police officers linked to the killing of protesters as demonstrations surge against continued brutality and failure to clean up the security system. The move was a major concession to huge numbers of activists who have staged a 6-day sit-in at Cairo's Tahrir Square, revolutionary ground zero. Brutal cops were a key reason President Hosni Mubarak was toppled earlier this year, and activists complain that torture and other police abuses are continuing, reports the BBC. Protest leaders called the firings too little, too late. These are just sedatives. We won't be fooled, said one representative who's seeking a total overhaul of the police force. Interior Minister Mansour el-Issawi vowed that any police officer will be held accountable for any violation. Mubarak's former security chief and aides are currently on trial to face charges of ordering the killing of close to 900 protesters. In another major concession to demonstrators, the government is delaying planned September elections for up to two months to give candidates more time to present effective campaigns, AP reports.",
        "Caption": "700 Cops Axed as Egypt Protests Surge",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2134",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2013 6:11 PM CDT) The gap in pay between men and women seems officially stuck in place: New Census Bureau stats show that women earned 76.5 cents for every dollar that men made in 2012, an amount that hasn't changed much in a decade, reports the Wall Street Journal. Overall, men who worked full time had a median annual wage of $43,300, compared to $37,800 for women. Things get worse when race is taken into account, notes a piece at Salon. Black women earned 69 cents for every dollar earned by men, and Hispanic women just 58 cents. Women now outnumber men in college, which bodes well for a future narrowing of the gap, but increasing education is not enough to totally change these trends, says a female economics professor at Cornell. One factor often cited is that women tend to work fewer hours than men so they can take care of the kids.",
        "Caption": "Women Make 77 Cents for Every Dollar a Man Makes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2135",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2014 6:01 AM CDT) A third victim shot by a classmate in Washington state last week has died from her injuries, the Seattle Times reports. Shaylee Chuckulnaskit, 14, died yesterday afternoon, a week after being shot in the Marysville-Pilchuck High School cafeteria by Jaylen Fryberg. Two teenage girls died earlier, along with Fryberg. Two more boys, the shooter's cousins, remain hospitalized, with Andrew Fryberg, 15, in critical condition and Nate Hatch, 14, in satisfactory condition. The shooter reportedly asked his victims to lunch via text. The AP, meanwhile, says police traffic recordings show the challenge police faced in the aftermath trying to conduct an evacuation amid uncertainty about whether the school was safe. It's confirmed. We have a shooter. We have five down, said one officer about a minute after 911 started getting calls. Soon after: I have two that are still breathing and alive. Looks like I have three possibly deceased. Students and teachers went into lockdown mode, creating what the AP calls a needle-in-a-haystack situation on a campus made up of dozens of separate buildings. About 20 minutes later, a dispatcher told command post that a parent had gotten a text from his son indicating that they were lucky (Fryberg) only had six rounds.",
        "Caption": "3rd Victim Dies in School Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2136",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2013 5:11 PM CDT) Add LivingSocial to the list of high-profile hacking victims. The online coupon site says hackers got access to the names, emails, birthdays, and encrypted passwords of 50 million customers around the world, reports AllThingsD. The good news is that the hackers did not get any credit card or banking information. Customers affected will be getting an email telling them to change their password, reports USA Today. LivingSocial is partially owned by Amazon, and Reuters says it's second only to Groupon in the daily deal business. We recently experienced a cyber-attack on our computer systems that resulted in unauthorized access to some customer data from our servers, says the email going out to affected customers. We are actively working with law enforcement to investigate this issue.",
        "Caption": "Hack of LivingSocial Affects 50M Users",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2137",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2016 4:32 PM CDT) As a deluge swamped southeast West Virginia\u00e2\u20ac\u201da disaster that killed at least 18 people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dRonnie Scott's wife called him and told him their house was filling up with water. She fled to the attic with two dogs and a cat and waited. She smelled natural gas. Then, the house blew up. Belinda Scott was able to break a vent and get out onto a porch, then make it onto a tree, which she clung to for hours before being rescued by state police, Ronnie Scott told the AP on Friday. His wife was in the hospital with burns on 67% of her body. The pets did not make it out alive. My wife was out there four and a half hours hanging in a tree with a house burning right beside her, flood waters running all around her, said Scott, who was not at the White Sulphur Springs home when the waters rose. Early reports indicate about 9 inches of rain damaged or destroyed more than 100 homes and knocked out power to tens of thousands of others, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin. About 500 people were stranded overnight in a shopping center when a bridge washed out, and dozens of other people had to be plucked off rooftops or rescued from their car. Our focus remains on search and rescue, the governor said during a news conference. He added: It's been a long 24 hours and the next 24 hours may not be much easier. The deaths included an 8-year-old boy and a 4-year-old boy who were swept away in rushing creek waters in different counties, authorities said. Currently 200 National Guardsmen were assisting in eight counties, helping local crews with swift water rescues, search and extraction efforts and health and welfare checks. The governor declared a state of emergency in 44 of 54 counties and authorized up to 500 soldiers to assist.",
        "Caption": "Flooding Kills 18 in West Virginia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2138",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2011 7:48 AM) In an effort to make nice with Islamabad, the CIA paused drone missile strikes against low-level militants in Pakistan nearly six weeks ago, current and former officials tell the Los Angeles Times. The suspension affects so-called signature strikes: attacks on those who were observed, via drone or another form of intelligence, to likely be supporting the Taliban or insurgent groups like the Haqqani network in adjacent Afghanistan. The suspension hasn't downed all drones\u00e2\u20ac\u201dPredator and Reaper drones are still surveilling the country, and will be used to attack an al-Qaeda leader if one is identified. In 2008, President Bush gave the CIA permission to use drone strike on militants whose identities weren't known, but whose actions implied they were involved with terrorists; the CIA under Obama now has the OK to strike anyone in Pakistan's tribal areas who could be a threat. Some US government officials say such broad attacks are counterproductive, arguing that low-ranking militants can be easily replaced, and that such attacks fuel distrust. Others would like to see the CIA refocus on espionage, while possibly handing paramilitary operations in Pakistan to the Pentagon's Joint Special Operations Command, which flies drones in Yemen and Somalia. The website Long War Journal, which tallies drone missile attacks via Pakistani media, says the CIA launched 64 such attacks this year, the most recent of which occurred on on Nov. 16. Click to read the entire article.",
        "Caption": "CIA Paused Drone Attacks in Pakistan 6 Weeks Ago",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2139",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2011 9:48 PM) More weird news brewing in the Ol' West: A political committee called Start Our State has officially registered in Arizona, seeking statehood for Pima Country in the southern part of the state. Organizers in Tucson are apparently so frustrated with disagreements in policy that they want to break away from Phoenix completely. Start Our State's mission is to restore our region's credibility as a place welcoming to others, open to commerce, and friendly to its neighbors, a press release says. I think once you take a step back and think about it, it starts to make more and more sense, said co-founder of Start Our State co-founder Peter Hormel tells ABC15. I and some other people finally got so frustrated with what's happening in Phoenix that we felt obligated to do something about it. If the Arizona legislature approves, and the president seals the deal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dprobably a longshot\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthen the 51st state will be named Baja Arizona and its capital will be Tucson.",
        "Caption": "America's 51st State?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2140",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2009 1:28 AM CDT) A 9-year-old boy took his parents' car and led police on a 30-minute high-speed car chase\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall because he didn't want to leave his friends to go to bed, reports the Indianapolis Star. Upset about his 8 pm curfew, the boy showered and was put to bed before he slipped out of his suburban Indianapolis home with his mother's keys, cell phone and $1. The 4-foot-3 driver had trouble navigating the 2005 Chevrolet sedan, leading concerned drivers on US Highway 40 to call police about a possible drunk behind the wheel. Officers from five police departments chased the boy, who twice crossed into oncoming traffic at speeds of 80 mph before he finally pulled over. Previously treated for depression and attention deficit disorder, the child faces possible charges for fleeing law enforcement, but could receive counseling instead.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 9, Leads Cops on High-Speed Car Chase",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2141",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2016 9:13 AM CDT) Notice Netflix isn't as pretty on your smartphone as on your TV? Don't blame your wireless carrier. Netflix says it caps its video streams at 600 kilobits per second\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning videos are shown at a lower quality\u00e2\u20ac\u201don many carrier networks, including AT&T and Verizon, to prevent customers from blowing past their mobile data caps. (The idea being customers hit with a massive phone bill might then stop Netflix viewing on the phone.) Indeed, streaming two hours of HD Netflix video would use up a month's worth of data allowed on an $80 Verizon plan, reports the Wall Street Journal. Netflix has actually been doing so for five years but only fessed up after T-Mobile CEO John Legere last week said AT&T and Verizon were throttling their customers' video; they denied it, and Netflix came forward. But it adds it doesn't throttle T-Mobile and Sprint customers. Netflix says that's because they typically face slower network connections, rather than overcharge fees, once they've hit their data limit. But Gizmodo notes this complicates Netflix's stance as a net neutrality advocate and skirts dangerously close to breaking the principle of treating all packets the same. We're outraged to learn that Netflix is apparently throttling video for their AT&T customers without their knowledge or consent, says a rep for AT&T, which has millions of customers with unlimited data plans, per CNET. To ease concerns, Netflix says it will release a mobile data saver feature in May that will enable users to stream more video under a smaller data plan, or increase their video quality if they have a higher data plan.",
        "Caption": "Netflix Has Kept a Mobile Video Secret for 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2142",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2020 5:34 AM CDT) It's not quite a stampede, but a migration of conservative Twitter users to rival Parler accelerated this week after Twitter shut down two prominent pro-Trump accounts. Some 500,000 new users signed up to Parler in the space of three days, boosting its total to 1.5 million, compared to 330 million on Twitter, Mediaite reports. Conservative meme creator Carpe Donktum was permanently banned from Twitter this week for repeated copyright violation and the account of National Pulse editor Raheem Kassam was locked after he shared graphic video of a stabbing attack in England. Republican Sen. Ted Cruz said Thursday that he had joined Parler, which calls itself a non-biased Twitter alternative, because it gets what free speech is all about. Other conservatives, including Donald Trump Jr. and Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, have also recently set up accounts on Parler, which launched in 2018. The site was already used by some commentators banned from Twitter, including Alex Jones and Katie Hopkins. Turning Point USA's Benny Johnson declared Wednesday that he was done with the communist gulag dumpster fire of Twitter and was moving to Parler, although he continued to use his Twitter account, the Hollywood Reporter notes. Parler says it will never censor political speech, although it will remove content like pornography. In its Declaration of Internet Independence, it calls Twitter a Tech Tyrant that has banned millions of Americans for their political ideology.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Rival Sees Huge Surge in 3 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2143",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2008 2:42 AM CDT) The inspiration for the mom in the popular Family Circus cartoon has died at the age of 82 of Alzheimer's disease. Thelma Keane was the wife of cartoonist Bil Keane, who based the long-running strip of domestic hilarity on the couple's experience raising five children, reports the Arizona Republic. I give all the credit to my wife, Keane said. She was vital to any success that I had.",
        "Caption": "Family Circus' Mommy Dies at 82",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2144",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2015 7:14 AM CDT) If the Office of Personnel Management performed a background check on you at some point during or since 2000, your personal information was probably compromised in the hack that was discovered in May and revealed last week. But some two months since its uncovering, none of the 21.5 million Americans affected has actually been notified, and those people shouldn't hold their breath. It could be weeks before such notification occurs, an unnamed OPM official tells Reuters. The official says a notification system is still being developed, and cites a complexity to the matter caused by how commonplace it is for government employees and contractors to transfer among various agencies. Reuters notes that OPM will likely bring on a contractor to assist with the work, but that it hasn't even begun the bids process. An earlier OPM hack affected 4.2 million people, who have been alerted. The information taken in that hack was much less sensitive. There is some overlap between the two groups.",
        "Caption": "2 Months After 'Staggering' Hack, 21.5M in the Dark",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2145",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2008 7:42 AM CDT) Lehman Brothers gasped its last breath this morning, filing for Chapter 11 protection in Manhattan under a crushing $613 billion in debt, the largest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand potentially most frightening\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbankruptcy in US history, reports Bloomberg. Experts say the filing is likely to trigger a domino effect in the US economy. Lehman was felled by the collapse of the mortgage-securities market it helped create, and a possible rescue by Barclays and Bank of America fell apart this weekend, signaling its death knell. Lehman owed hundreds of millions to banks in Asia, had lost 94% of its value over the past year, and has struggled to raise funds as its reputation waned. Lehman has about 25,000 employees worldwide.",
        "Caption": "Lehman Files Biggest Chapter 11 Ever",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2146",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2015 8:17 AM) Valentina Maureira's brother died from cystic fibrosis when he was 6. The 14-year-old has the same inherited disease and was told she has a life expectancy of 17, reports CNN. Except Valentina doesn't want to live that long. The Chilean teen posted a now-viral video to Facebook late last month, a plea to President Michelle Bachelet that she be allowed to end her life. I am tired of living with this sickness, which causes damage to the lungs and digestive system, Valentina explains. Please authorize an injection so I can sleep forever. But a rep for Bachelet on Thursday explained it's impossible to grant her wish due to Chilean law, which bars euthanasia and doesn't allow a government official to circumvent that. Still, the president herself, who is also a pediatrician, did visit Valentina for more than an hour last week; the two posed for a selfie. The president's rep explained we will provide all the emotional and psychological support and medical treatment to improve her living conditions. As for her medical condition, the Universidad Catolica clinic in Santiago describes it as stable and notes she is not facing, as Reuters puts it, any immediately life-threatening conditions. But her father described a painful existence: She has already had five operations ... which have caused her a lot of suffering. It was promised that things would get better, but for her it was worse. She suffers from persistent headaches and vomiting as well. In an interview with the AP, he says he cried through the night after learning what Valentina wanted, but I have to respect her decision because she's the one who's suffering this illness. (One country has made euthanasia legal for kids.)",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old's Request to Die Goes Viral",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2147",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2009 9:03 AM CDT) A fire swept through Bangladesh's largest shopping mall today, killing a security guard, the AP reports. Some 10,000 shoppers poured outside the building and 20 were hospitalized, CNN notes. The blaze broke out on the 18th floor of the capital's 22-story Bashundhara City mall; flames spread to other floors despite efforts by firefighters in 15 fire trucks, an official said. Rescuers are searching the mall for anyone left behind; police don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know how many may remain. There is no scope of getting information from the inside so far, said a police commissioner. The mall is said to be the biggest in South Asia and the 12th largest worldwide, receiving some 25,000 shoppers daily.",
        "Caption": "Fire in Huge Bangladeshi Mall Kills 1, Injures 20",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2148",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2012 8:13 AM CDT) Things appear to be back on the upswing for Tiger Woods: Yesterday, he became the first golfer to make more than $100 million in US PGA Tour winnings over the course of a career. He crossed that line after bringing home $544,000 by finishing third at the Deutsche Bank Championship, Bloomberg reports. Behind him is a distant second, Vijay Singh at $66.79 million. Earlier this year, Woods finally achieved a PGA Tour victory after a very long dry spell; more recently, he broke Jack Nicklaus' record for tour victories.",
        "Caption": "Tiger's New Record: $100M in Winnings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2149",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2010 4:05 AM CDT) An amateur treasure hunter in Britain has unearthed a Roman helmet expected to fetch at least $460,000 at auction. The bronze helmet\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly the third of its kind ever found in Britain\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas a face mask and is topped with a griffin. Experts say the helmet, found in a field with the help of a metal detector, would have been worn at sports parades instead of in combat, the BBC reports.",
        "Caption": "Treasure Hunter Unearths $460K Roman Helmet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2150",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2011 9:52 AM CDT) Four years ago, the US believed it had a chance to capture or kill Osama bin Laden: Militants would be gathering in the Tora Bora region of Afghanistan for suicide attack training, and there were whispers that bin Laden would attend. A secret raid on the site resulted in the death of dozens of militants\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the al-Qaeda leader wasn't there, the New York Times reports. Senior aides to George Bush describe a scene of intense disappointment at the White House, as the administration saw its last chance to nab bin Laden evaporate. We thought we had \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcNo. 1\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 on this side of the border, in Afghanistan rather than Pakistan, said a US officer. It was the best intelligence we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d had on him in a long time. Intelligence from both Afghans and US Special Ops had pointed to the meeting of Taliban and al-Qaeda figures. But there was dissent among US analysts as to how to address the situation. If bin Laden had been there, it would have been just luck, said one. A bombing raid was planned, but when six B-2 Stealth bombers had traveled 1,500 miles toward the region, commanders called the mission off, concerned about civilian casualties and that bin Laden might not be there; the commandos entered instead. Click through for the full story and what Obama learned from it.",
        "Caption": "US Saw Chance at bin Laden in 2007",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2151",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2008 5:10 PM CDT) Canadians celebrated the 400th birthday of Quebec City today, the Toronto Globe and Mail reports. In a rain-drenched ceremony, Prime Minister Stephen Harper praised the adventurous Quebecois spirit and the city\u00e2\u20ac\u201d the most beautiful city in Canada, the most enchanting \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere explorer Samuel de Champlain landed on July 3, 1608. My dear compatriots, maybe I grew up in Toronto and decided to live in Calgary with my family, and I work in Ottawa, Harper said, but where I come from, there's a saying that you must have two cities in your heart: your own and Quebec City.",
        "Caption": "Quebec City Celebrates 400th",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2152",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2009 12:28 PM CDT) The tragic death of actress Natasha Richardson from an epidural hematoma has raised awareness of the dangers of seemingly minor head injuries, and helped save the life of a 7-year-old Ohio girl, CNN reports. Morgan McCracken was hit by a baseball while playing with her father, but seemed OK. For the next two days, she was perfectly fine, Donald McCracken said. After seeing reports on Richardson\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s death on TV, her parents decided to check on Morgan. When she complained of a headache, the McCrackens decided to seek help. Doctors confirmed she had an epidural hematoma, just like Richardson, and were able to successfully remove it. Doctors said that if we hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t brought her in \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 she never would have woken up, McCracken said.",
        "Caption": "Richardson Tragedy Helps Save 7-Year-Old's Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2153",
        "News Article": "(Apr 4, 2012 12:47 AM CDT) A 170-foot crane cracked and tumbled to the ground last night, killing a workman and injuring four others. The upper section of the crane broke off during work in midtown on the extension of the No. 7 subway line. It crashed like a dinosaur, a construction site worker told the New York Times. Investigators are looking at some kind of failure in the rear of the crane, a source told the Times. A 30-year-old worker was killed. Those hurt were a crane operator, a flag man, a relative of one of the victims, and another man. Some were saved from 60 feet below ground, and ropes were used to lift people out. It was a complicated job, said Fire Chief William Seelig. The rescue scene was a very precarious area with a lot of construction material.",
        "Caption": "170-Foot NYC Crane Collapse Kills 1, Hurts 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2154",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2015 5:20 PM) Face it, with the holidays approaching we're all going to be stuck in traffic for at least a little bit. But we won't have it nearly as bad as the poor saps trying to get through the following 10 bottlenecks, which were deemed the worst in the country by the American Highways Users Alliance in a report released Monday. This report furthers the unassailable truth that America is stuck in traffic, the US transportation secretary says in a press release. Unsurprisingly, six of the 10 worst bottlenecks\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 12 of the top 50\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare in Los Angeles.",
        "Caption": "These Are the 10 Worst Traffic Bottlenecks in the US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2155",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2013 11:06 AM) Downton Abbey is delving right into 1920s race relations, according to the Sun, and for the first time, the show is casting a black character. In notes to casting agents, producers say Jack Ross will be a musician at an exclusive club in the '20s. Aged 25 to 30, he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s black and very handsome. A real man (not a boy) with charm and charisma. The actor should be able to sing brilliantly and be very attractive ... with a certain wow factor. In other hints about the show's fourth season, it's casting an actor who must be able to act drunk.",
        "Caption": "Coming Soon: Downton's 1st Black Character",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2156",
        "News Article": "(Dec 4, 2008 8:10 AM) AT&T is cutting 12,000 jobs, or 4% of its workforce, mostly in the landline segment that has lost market share to cell phones, cable operators, and Internet calling options, reports the AP. AT&T, which has cut more than 25,000 jobs so far this year, said it will begin the new cuts this month and book a $600 million severance writedown in the fourth quarter. AT&T will continue to add jobs in its mobile, video and Internet units, which are becoming profit centers for traditional telecoms, reports MarketWatch. But the company also said it plans to reduce spending in new equipment in 2009.",
        "Caption": "AT&T Hacks 12,000 Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2157",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2010 8:18 AM) A British teacher ruined her voice while struggling to make herself heard in a noisy classroom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand has been awarded $225,000 in compensation. Joyce Walters developed nodules on her vocal chords and had to give up teaching after working in an adult education center that placed her in a classroom next to a schoolchildren-filled playground, forcing her to raise her voice to be heard, she says. The 50-year-old can still only speak for short periods, despite months of speech therapy. Her lawyer says bosses at the education center failed to act on her repeated requests for help. Mrs. Walters was ignored and it has resulted in this terrible, life-altering injury, for which she is owed a big apology. he said. What makes this case so sad is that this could and should have been avoided. The payout, which the Guardian notes is thought to be one of the largest received by a teacher, was an out-of-court settlement.",
        "Caption": "Teacher Wins $225K After Losing Voice",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2158",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2010 1:20 AM CDT) The United Nations has launched an investigation into reports that close to 200 women and baby boys were gang raped over a series of days by Congolese rebels and Rwandan fighters\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust a few miles from a UN outpost. The secretary-general is outraged by the rape and assault, a UN spokesman tells the BBC. This is another grave example of both the level of sexual violence and the insecurity that continue to plague Congo. An official in charge of peacekeeping and an expert on sexual violence in conflict have been assigned to lead the probe. The Democratic Republic of Congo has been called the rape capital of the world, with more than 8,000 women raped during fighting last year.",
        "Caption": "UN Probes Congo Rapes of 200 Women, Baby Boys",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2159",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2013 12:15 PM CDT) Taiwan is confirming it has the first case of H7N9 bird flu outside of mainland China, reports the AFP. The 53-year-old male victim recently returned from a trip to China via Shanghai, where H7N9 first broke out. He's been hospitalized since April 16 in critical condition. The spread comes amid new reports that H7N9 is worse than its predecessor, H5N1, which has killed more than 360 worldwide over the past decade. The World Health Organization says H7N9 is more easily transmitted between birds and humans, the AP reports. This is definitely one of the most lethal influenza viruses we have seen so far, says the WHO's top influenza expert. More than 100 people in China are now infected with the new strain. On the upside, 14 of those have been discharged from hospital and there is still no evidence that the disease can be transmitted from human to human, Reuters reports. In related news, the Chinese are suddenly eating significantly less KFC, with sales at Yum Brands fast-food outlets in China down 20% in the first quarter of 2013, CNNMoney reports.",
        "Caption": "Taiwan Confirms 1st Bird Flu Case Outside China",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2160",
        "News Article": "(Mar 22, 2014 6:40 AM CDT) Move over, morphine. Someday, we may be turning to carnivorous snails for our pain-killing needs, a study suggests. Australian researchers have found that a drug made using venom from ocean-dwelling cone snails may be 100 times as powerful as top painkillers morphine and gabapentin, which are currently used to ease chronic nerve pain born from injury, cancer, diabetes, and other diseases, AFP reports. What's more, the drug, based on peptides called conotoxins that reside in the snails' venom, is thought not to have the addictive properties of other painkillers, the Sydney Morning Herald notes. So far, though, the drug has been tested only on rats. We don't know about side effects yet, as it hasn't been tested in humans. But we think it would be safe, says lead researcher David Craik. A test on people is at least two years off, he notes; still, the finding could lead to a whole new class of drugs capable of relieving one of the most severe forms of chronic pain that is currently very difficult to treat \u00e2\u20ac\u201dand one taken orally. Another drug made from conotoxin is already approved for use on humans, but it requires spinal cord injection. (Meanwhile, a painkiller that one expert says will kill as soon as it's released is slated to hit shelves this month.)",
        "Caption": "Newly Created Drug Has 100 Times Morphine's Power",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2161",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2011 9:26 AM CDT) Herman Cain is being dishonest in touting his 9-9-9 plan, positioning it as some kind of tax cut, when in reality tens of millions of lower income Americans would face tax increases, Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler has concluded, giving Cain three out of four Pinocchios. The plan would replace the tax code with a 9% corporate tax, 9% income tax and 9% federal sales tax, which would amount to a big tax cut for the wealthy, who spend little of their income, but a big tax increase for most other families, since it eliminates the deductions they rely on. Just like it would be wrong to claim pizza is a low-calorie meal, Cain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s description of the plan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s impact on working Americans is highly misleading, Kessler concludes. The plan was dealt another blow yesterday when one of Cain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s own consultants told Politico that, contrary to Cain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s assertions in the debate, the plan was not practical, because it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s so alien to the current system that it would be a great shock, and that while it was a fine plan economically, it wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be the one I picked.",
        "Caption": "For Most, Cain's '9-9-9' Plan a Tax Hike",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2162",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2009 7:57 PM) More than a million people shivered in ice-bound homes across the country tonight, waiting for utility crews to restring power lines brought down by a storm that killed 23 as it moved from the Southern Plains to the East Coast. But with temperatures plunging, utility officials warned that it could be mid-February before electricity is restored to some of the hardest-hit places of Kentucky, Arkansas, and Ohio. In Kentucky, National Guard soldiers were dispatched to remove downed tree limbs and power lines. Oklahoma, already struggling to restore power there, planned to send crews to help in Arkansas later in the week. The number of homes and businesses without power totaled around 1.4 million this evening, in a swath of states from Oklahoma to West Virginia.",
        "Caption": "Storm Leaves 1.4M Without Power; 23 Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2163",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2008 6:45 PM CDT) Hurricane Gustav roared through the Gulf of Mexico today and is expected to strike west of New Orleans tomorrow at around noon, Reuters reports. But forecasters expect it to simmer down to a category 3 storm with 125-mph winds and say hurricane-force winds will likely strike the coast tonight. This is still a very dangerous storm, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said today. It's not too late to evacuate. An estimated 1.9 million people have left the state's coastal regions and only about 10,000 have stayed behind. Traffic continued to flow out of the nearly empty city of New Orleans today as traffic snarled freeways outside other coastal cities. About five states are expected to feel the force of Gustav\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Florida, which suffered the storm's first fatality today when strong waves knocked a man off of his boat.",
        "Caption": "Gustav to Hit as Cat 3 Storm by Midday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2164",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2016 1:22 PM CDT) In 2012, hackers posted 6.5 million stolen LinkedIn passwords to a Russian forum, TechCrunch reports. It turns out, that security breach was much bigger and much worse than possibly anyone realized. According to Motherboard, 117 million LinkedIn emails and passwords taken as part of the same breach were just put up for sale by a hacker named Peace, who is seeking $2,200 for them on the dark web. LinkedIn has confirmed the emails and passwords are legit and is working on contacting affected users. Back in 2012, LinkedIn never specified how many accounts had been compromised by hackers. Ars Technica reports it's possible even the company didn't know how many passwords had been stolen initially. Hackers have apparently had no trouble with the lightly encrypted passwords. One source claims hackers cracked 90% of the stolen passwords within 72 hours. Ars Technica argues many of the passwords should never have been allowed by LinkedIn in the first place. More than 750,000 users had the password 123456. More than 170,000 used linkedin. Other popular passwords were password and 111111. People who were using LinkedIn in 2012, still have the same password, and use that password for other websites should be concerned, according to TechCrunch, which says it's best to change your password on LinkedIn (and anywhere else you used it) just in case.",
        "Caption": "117M LinkedIn Users Just Had Passwords Leaked",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2165",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2008 10:56 AM) A rare blue diamond with a rich history could sell for $13.4 million at auction in London tomorrow, despite the international economic slump, Bloomberg reports. The 35.56-carat Wittelsbach Diamond, the highest-valued stone offered by Christie\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s International this year, belonged to Spain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s King Philip IV. He gave it to his daughter in 1667 as part of her marriage dowry to Emperor Leopold I of Austria; it has belonged to a private collector since 1964. If someone buys it for 9 million pounds, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be because of the history, said a jeweler. Jewelry demand has sunk with the financial crisis. In a November auction, Christie\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s was only able to sell half its offering, with prices 20%-30% lower than they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d been in the spring. The middle market is weaker, but we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re finding that confidence in special things is maintained, said Christie\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s jewelry head. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a great way of storing wealth.",
        "Caption": "Spanish King's Rare Blue Diamond Could Go for $13.4M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2166",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2008 2:20 PM CDT) Skyrocketing energy costs prompted Dow Chemical to bump prices up to 20% yesterday on compounds that are the building blocks for thousands of consumer products, fanning inflation fears. Dow, one of the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s largest chemical companies, ripped Washington for an energy policy it says has raised its energy costs 42% from a year ago, reports the Wall Street Journal. In recent months, Dow has been pushing up prices on specific compounds with oil-based raw materials, but the across-the-board increase is nearly unprecedented, the Journal reports, and is likely to be passed on to consumers of everything from plastic wrap to paint and fabric.",
        "Caption": "Dow Hikes Prices 20% on Chemicals in Many Products",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2167",
        "News Article": "(Oct 11, 2011 1:33 AM CDT) Three elderly southern California residents couldn't figure out why they suddenly were so dizzy. Turns out they had accidentally consumed a hefty bit of pot in some marijuana brownies served at a Huntington Beach memorial service for a friend. The three, all in their 70s or 80s, were taken to a local hospital when they realized they couldn't stand without help. The dope was allegedly medical marijuana, according to a post on the local police department's Facebook page, where the incident was reported. Marijuana is a drug, and like all other drugs and alcohol, it is important to understand the negative consequences it creates in our community, noted the department. Calling it 'medical marijuana' does not make it any safer. Huntington Beach doesn't allow or have licensed medical marijuana dispensaries in the city limits.",
        "Caption": "3 Seniors Accidentally Eat Pot Brownies ... at Funeral",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2168",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2012 7:05 PM CDT) Observers of the S&P 500 might notice the absence of a familiar name starting Wednesday: Sears is being dropped from the index, after being a part of it since the S&P's creation in 1957, reports CNNMoney. One of the main reasons cited for the move is a bit technical, explains the Wall Street Journal: The number of Sears shares held by public investors, or the public float, has fallen below the necessary 50% threshold for inclusion. Shares of Sears Holding Company\u00e2\u20ac\u201dparent of the Sears, K-Mart, and Land's End chains\u00e2\u20ac\u201d were down 8% today on the news, notes the Chicago Tribune. That's typical because mutual funds that mimic the S&P have to sell their Sears stock and buy up that of its replacement on the index. And that company is ... Dutch chemical firm LyondellBasell Industries.",
        "Caption": "S&P 500 Drops Sears",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2169",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2009 10:44 PM) The Arizona Cardinals were expected by most to be easy prey in another futile trip to the East Coast. Instead, the Cardinals are a victory away from their first Super Bowl appearance\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith a big assist from Jake Delhomme and the bumbling Carolina Panthers. The once discarded Kurt Warner was steady in a 33-13 rout of the Panthers, throwing two touchdown passes, while Delhomme threw five interceptions and lost a fumble. The Cardinals were nearly 10-point underdogs, and few gave them a shot at winning on the road against dominant Carolina. After the Panthers went up 7-0 on the opening drive, it seemed the experts were right. But Arizona answered immediately, led 27-7 at half, and never let the Panthers back in the game. They will play either Philadelphia or the Giants next week for the NFC\u00c2 championship.",
        "Caption": "Big Underdog Arizona Stuns Carolina, 33-13",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2170",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2008 2:49 PM CDT) Bad news on the climate-change front: Airplanes are emitting 20% more carbon dioxide than anyone thought. According to a newly disclosed report, they could release 1.5 billion tons a year by 2025\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcompared to 3.1 billion tons a year now released by all the citizens of the EU, reports Wired. The study also predicted growing airplane noise pollution. Growth of CO2 emissions on this scale will comfortably outstrip any gains made by improved technology and ensure aviation is an even larger contributor to global warming by 2025 than previously thought, said a rep from an environmental group. Governments must take action to put a cap on air transport's unrestrained growth.",
        "Caption": "Airplanes Emit More CO2 Than Thought",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2171",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2008 12:03 PM CDT) Hitler wants his Xbox back, at least in one of many YouTube spoofs. Using clips from a 2004 German film about the Nazi\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s demise, users have also rewritten subtitles to show Hitler ranting about Hillary Clinton and Adam Sandler movies. The spoofs are the latest Web 2.0 spawn, the Guardian observes, enabling armchair impresarios to create and broadcast their own content. Eschewing big budgets, digital satirists need only good editing software\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand fortitude. One was threatened with legal action after he lifted clips from Downfall to depict an Xbox-less Hitler. A tech expert concedes the integrity of the original film has been spoiled, but added, We should consider the various renderings of Downfall as an art form in its own right.",
        "Caption": "Web 2.0 Makes Hitler a Satirical Star",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2172",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2014 5:52 AM CDT) A veteran who says he came home from Iraq with post-traumatic stress disorder and a major back injury is worried about losing the 14 ducks he has come to rely on. Darin Welker, 36, says the village of West Lafayette, Ohio, has ordered him to get rid of the ducks even though he has a letter from the Department of Veterans Affairs' mental health department recommending he be allowed to keep them, the AP reports. He acquired the ducks earlier this year and keeps them in a penned-in part of his backyard, complete with kiddie pools for them to swim in. Welker, who served in the Army National Guard in 2005, says the ducks help him deal with depression and keep him active. Taking care of them is both mental and physical therapy, he tells the Coshocton Tribune. Watching them keeps you entertained for hours at a time, he says. The municipality banned the keeping of fowl or other farm animals years ago, though exceptions have been made for potbellied pigs. Welker was cited last month for failing to get rid of the ducks, and he could face a $150 fine when he appears in court this week. He says he plans to explain to the judge how much the ducks have helped him.",
        "Caption": "Iraq Vet Cited Over His 14 'Therapy Ducks'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2173",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2012 11:31 AM CDT) Between 200,000 and 1 million Americans this year are so down-and-out they don't even have enough money to file for bankruptcy, a new study finds. The average cost of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection is about $1,500\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$300 just for the paperwork fees in court and the rest to pay for a lawyer, reports Yahoo! Finance. Bankruptcy is considered a last financial lifeline and without it, destitute Americans are seeing their debt snowball. The price of declaring bankruptcy has risen since the passage of the 2005 Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, which aimed to decrease bankruptcies by adding obstacles. The bankruptcy rate did slightly dip, but only because the people with lower incomes can't afford to file, said the study's co-author. A notable study finding: Bankruptcies rose after people received tax rebates. People short on cash often have no other way to pay for the filing.",
        "Caption": "Up to 1M Americans Too Poor to Go Bankrupt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2174",
        "News Article": "(Dec 11, 2012 10:49 AM) The Australian radio station behind one of the most infamous prank calls ever is donating its advertising revenue for the rest of the year to the family of Jacintha Saldanha, the British nurse who apparently killed herself in wake of the call she put through to Kate Middleton's hospital ward. Southern Cross Austereo will fork over a minimum of $525,000 to a memorial fund, reports Reuters; it had suspended all advertising in the wake of Saldanha's death, but will resume Thursday. Legal experts, meanwhile, tell the AP that 2Day FM could face charges for airing a private conversation. Seems to me that saying, 'We tried to call,' shows that they knew they should, and they've made a decision to go ahead knowing that they have not got permission, says a law professor. Saldanha is reported to have left a suicide note, adds Radar, though its contents aren't yet known. Her brother earlier told media that she was a proper and righteous person who would have would have felt much shame about the incident. An autopsy is being performed today, and an MP says that the family is demanding an investigation. There are unexplained circumstances, he said. The hospital needs to be more proactive, a full inquiry is needed, and the family need to be included in that. Back in royal-baby land, it seems Middleton has fallen ill again: She canceled an appearance at tomorrow night's premiere of The Hobbit to rest privately, reports Us. Prince William will attend as planned.",
        "Caption": "Aussie Radio to Give $525K to Dead Nurse's Family",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2175",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2011 9:36 AM) We could have picked a few other choice adjectives for the Kardashians, but for Barbara Walters, they're some of the most fascinating people of the year. Joining them for Walters' The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2011 special: Modern Family stars Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet (aka Mitch and Cam), Simon Cowell, Derek Jeter, Donald Trump, Katy Perry, and Pippa Middleton. If you want to find out who claimed the top spot, of course, you'll have to tune in to ABC on Dec. 14, USA Today reports. Click for today's other big Kardashian news.",
        "Caption": "Barbara Walters' 'Most Fascinating People of 2011' Include Kardashians, 'Modern Family' Stars, Pippa Middleton",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2176",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2008 11:17 AM) Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor to serve in Congress, has died at 80. The California Democrat disclosed his cancer last month and announced that he wouldn't seek reelection. His widow said in a statement that his life was defined by courage, optimism, and unwavering dedication to his principles and to his family, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Lantos was a passionate supporter of Israel, and an advocate-turned-critic of the Iraq war. Just 14 when the Nazis occupied his native Hungary, he twice escaped a forced labor camp and was protected by the legendary Raoul Wallenberg. His two daughters, who have 18 children between them, helped to fulfill a pledge to regenerate the family murdered during the Holocaust.",
        "Caption": "Congressman Lantos Dead at 80",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2177",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2011 3:39 PM CDT) Research In Motion, the company that makes BlackBerry phones and tablets, is deleting about 2,000 names from its employee email list. The company announced it will cut the jobs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 11% of its workforce\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand reorganize its executives in order to better compete with Apple's iPhone and Google's Droid, reports the Los Angeles Times. The Canadian firm will now employ about 17,000, after reporting a 12% drop in quarterly revenue, but RIM says the layoffs are due to overestimating how many workers it needed following a boom in product popularity. A company statement reads, [The layoffs are] believed to be a prudent and necessary step for the long-term success of the company and... [follow] an extended period of rapid growth within the company whereby the workforce had nearly quadrupled in the last five years alone. However, some insiders see the move as a symptom of a greater problem for RIM. What the company must do is lay out a concise, detailed plan to instill confidence in the market, writes ZDNet's James Kendrick. Lately it seems to be floundering, so it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not clear if the company can even do this.",
        "Caption": "BlackBerry Maker Slashes 2K Jobs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2178",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2013 8:24 AM) An unbelievable-sounding new study finds that one in 200 young American women claims to have experienced a virgin pregnancy, \u00c3 la the Virgin Mary. The US researchers looked into a long-term, confidential study about reproductive health, and found that 45 of the 7,870 women involved said they had become pregnant without ever having had vaginal intercourse or going through in-vitro fertilization, AFP reports. Of those, 31% had made a chastity pledge of the type popular among Christian groups. The research was published in the British Medical Journal. A lead author explains: The subjects weren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t asked a question 'Have you had a virgin pregnancy?' Rather, the findings were put together from a series of questions about pregnancy history and vaginal intercourse history. She adds that it's possible some of the women did not want to admit that they had intercourse, or perhaps misunderstood the questions, seeing as the results are rather unrealistic. She adds: We actually found a few virgin fathers as well\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich is a little harder to get your head around. LiveScience points out that the study's real finding is the problems inherent in researching sensitive information: Scientists may still face challenges when collecting self-reported data on sensitive topics, despite taking precautions.",
        "Caption": "1 in 200 Women Say They've Had a 'Virgin Pregnancy'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2179",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2008 7:16 AM) Terrorists targeting a Canadian NATO convoy today in southern Afghanistan killed at least 37 when they detonated a massive car bomb in a crowded marketplace, the Guardian reports. At least 30 more were wounded, including three soldiers. Like yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s bombing, which claimed 100 lives and was the deadliest since the fall of the Taliban, the blast hit Kandahar province, near the Pakistani border. Dozens of funerals were taking place around Kandahar today after yesterday's attack on a crowd watching a dogfight, in which many police officers and members of an anti-Taliban militia were killed. Until now, militants have tried to avoid civilian targets, but these two blasts may be a bloody signal that that strategy has shifted, the AP reports. A British soldier was also killed in a separate blast today.",
        "Caption": "New Afghan Bombing Kills 37",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2180",
        "News Article": "(Jun 23, 2020 4:52 PM CDT) One of the most prolific actors in adult movie history is facing rape and sexual assault charges that could send him to prison for up to 90 years. Ron Jeremy has been charged in California with raping three women and sexually assaulting a fourth in separate incidents between 2014 and 2019, Deadline reports. Prosecutors say the 67-year-old\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was charged under his full name, Ronald Jeremy Hyatt\u00e2\u20ac\u201draped a 25-year-old woman at a West Hollywood home in 2014, sexually assaulted a 33-year-old woman and a 46-year-old woman in separate incidents at a bar in West Hollywood in 2017, and raped a 30-year-old woman at the same bar last year, reports the AP. Jeremy faces three charges of forcible rape, three charges of forcible penetration by a foreign object, one count of forcible oral copulation, and one count of sexual battery, reports Variety. Prosecutors said they also received a claim against Jeremy from a 2016 incident, but there was insufficient evidence to bring charges. Los Angeles County District Attorney says the case is being prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Paul Thompson of the Sex Crimes Division, who is also prosecuting Harvey Weinstein. Prosecutors say they will ask for bail to be set at $6.6 million.",
        "Caption": "Ron Jeremy Accused of Raping 3 Women",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2181",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2011 11:25 AM) Things keep getting messier for Silvio Berlusconi: Now prosecutors claim there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a second underage girl mixed up in his series of sex scandals. Brazilian showgirl Iris Berardi was just 17 when she visited the Italian prime minister at his summer villa and his palazzo, prosecutors hold. Meanwhile, another woman in the scandal\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcurrently under investigation for finding prostitutes for the PM\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas been taped calling him a piece of ----, the Telegraph reports. In the recording, Nicole Minetti, whom Berlusconi helped into politics, calls him an old man who destroyed her life and is trying to save his own flabby ----. But in another intercepted call, she tells a former Playboy model that if he goes down, we all go down. Prosecutors last week handed parliament a 227-page dossier containing the allegations and descriptions of Berlusconi\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s so-called bunga bunga parties, at which he reportedly touched the intimate parts of showgirls. Click for more bunga bunga details.",
        "Caption": "Prosecutors Link 2nd Teen to Berlusconi",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2182",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2009 8:00 PM CDT) Manny Ramirez has tested positive for a banned substance and will be suspended for 50 games beginning immediately, the Los Angeles Times reports. Reports have identified the substance as HCG, a drug commonly used to treat female infertility but also taken to raise testosterone levels at the end of steroid treatments. The substance is intended to boost sex drive and is not a steroid and it is not human-growth hormone, a source told Yahoo Sports. The suspension runs through July 3 and will cost Ramirez nearly $8 million. Recently I saw a physician for a personal health issue. He gave me a medication, not a steroid, which he thought was okay to give me, \u00c2 Ramirez said in a statement. Unfortunately, the medication was banned under our drug policy. He added, I've taken and passed about 15 drug tests over the past 5 seasons \u00e2\u20ac\u201din other words, since Major League Baseball instituted its testing program. Ramirez is by far the biggest star busted under the program.",
        "Caption": "Ramirez Flunks Drug Test, Draws 50-Game Ban",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2183",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2010 4:09 PM CDT) It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s official: women shop a lot. A survey by a marketing firm finds that over a 63-year lifespan, the average female will spend about 2 years and 10 months\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor 25,184 hours and 53 minutes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshopping for food, clothes, and the like. A spokesman says the results aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t at all pejorative. Men seem to think women only shop when they are buying clothes for themselves, he tells the Sun. But they often shop for the entire family and that can be incredibly hard work.",
        "Caption": "Women Spend 3 Years of Life Shopping",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2184",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2015 9:16 AM CDT) Turkey may not recognize the killings of 1.5 million Armenians as genocide, but other world leaders do and are paying tribute to the 100th anniversary of the massacre today, the BBC reports. We will never forget the tragedies that your people have endured, French President Francois Hollande said at a memorial ceremony near the Armenian capital of Yerevan, per the broadcaster, while Russian President Vladimir Putin said, There cannot be any justification for mass murder of people. Today marks the day in 1915 when hundreds of Armenian intellectuals were arrested; it's viewed as the first step in the deaths of Christian Armenians by Ottoman Turks, an event that's long rankled feathers between Armenia and Turkey: Armenia calls the killings genocide, while Turkey says many deaths took place during WWI battles and that ethnic Turks died, too, the BBC notes. One person raising Armenian ire with his comments: President Obama. Although he refers to the killings as one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century in a statement released today, he refrains from using the word genocide \u00e2\u20ac\u201da semantic decision that's not playing well with Armenians. President Obama's exercise in linguistic gymnastics ... is unbecoming of the standard he himself set and that of a world leader today, the president of the Armenian Assembly of America said in a statement. Meanwhile, even Turkey is marking the anniversary in its own way: The country will hold a memorial service today to share the pain of the Armenians, as the Turkish PM puts it, and one of Turkey's oldest newspapers today sported the headline (in Armenian) that said Never Again, the BBC reports. (Armenia didn't like Obama's wording on the matter six years ago, either.)",
        "Caption": "100 Years Later, Armenia Remembers Mass Killings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2185",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2016 7:56 AM CDT) More than $1,300 in video game purchases appearing on US Rep. Duncan Hunter's 2015 campaign report prompted the FEC to send a letter to the California Republican asking for an explanation, the Hill reports. The charges made to Steam Games between Oct. 13 and Dec. 16, which bear the notation personal expense\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto be paid back, are the result of a still-unresolved billing dispute, Duncan's campaign tells the San Diego Union-Tribune. Chief of staff Joe Kasper says Hunter's teenage son accidentally used the congressman's campaign credit card to purchase a game. After that, he says, dozens of unauthorized charges were made on the card. Kasper says Hunter (who recently made headlines for vaping during a hearing) is trying to have the charges reversed before reimbursing the campaign account. The idea that Hunter was illegally buying video games with campaign funds and hoping to get away with it is absurd, Kasper tells the Hill, adding that Hunter may go ahead and reimburse the campaign to avoid the headache.",
        "Caption": "Congressman's Campaign Paid for $1.3K in Video Games",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2186",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2016 11:17 AM) Canada's immigration minister said Monday the country has reached a significant milestone with the arrival of 25,000 Syrian refugees. Immigration Minister John McCallum said work continues to integrate the Syrians into the community. McCallum was at Toronto's Pearson airport as the last two government-arranged refugee flights were arriving as part of the Liberals' $501 million plan. The refugee resettlement program was launched in November, after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came to power and promised to bring in 25,000 government-sponsored refugees by the end of 2015 amid an intense debate in the West over what to do with people fleeing violence in the Middle East. Trudeau later pushed back the date by two months. Canada's commitment reflects the change in government after October's election. The previous Conservative government declined to resettle more Syrian refugees, despite the haunting image of a drowned 3-year-old Syrian boy washed up on a Turkish beach. The boy had relatives in Canada, and the refugee crisis became a major campaign issue. McCallum previously said he hopes to bring in between 35,000 and 50,000 Syrian refuges by the end of the year. In the United States, the Obama administration plans to take in 10,000 Syrian refugees. But several Republican governors have tried to stop the arrival of Syrian refugees in their states in the wake of the deadly attacks in Paris and California.",
        "Caption": "Canada Reaches 1st Syrian Refugee Goal: 25K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2187",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2013 4:19 PM) A big CDC survey finds that 1 in 24 Americans admit to nodding off while driving at least once, reports AP. What's worse, officials think the number is probably higher because people often don't remember doing so. Men are more likely to fall asleep, as are those ages 25 to 34, and Texans in general, for reasons that aren't explained. Add it to the list of road dangers, along with people driving too fast or too slow, going the wrong way, texting, driving while drunk or stoned, driving with a lapdog, and, of course, making espresso in the car.",
        "Caption": "1 in 24 Admit Falling Asleep Behind Wheel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2188",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2013 11:05 PM CDT) Sure, it says $10 on the corner, but a Pennsylvania collector's bill is worth far more. Billy Baeder, of Royersford, Pa., is into fancy serial numbers and other unusual currency characteristics collectors value: printing mistakes, for instance. Fancy serial numbers, the Philadelphia Inquirer explains, include those in which every digit is the same or consecutive, the number is very low, or there are two sets of the same digits\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor example, 77773333. Those are just a few of the features that attract collectors. The $10 bill in question, from 1933, has the number one serial number A00000001A, and it also says it's payable in silver coin to bearer on demand. Just 552,000 silver certificate notes were printed, and only 184,000 released, Paper Money magazine reports; soon afterward, the government recalled them, leaving just 15,000 in circulation by mid-1935. Find one of the most beat-up ones available ... and that note will still be worth $5,000, says an expert, who values Baeder's bill at at least $500,000. Read more about how to get your hands on a fancy serial number bill here.",
        "Caption": "Pa. Guy's $10 Bill Could Be Worth $500K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2189",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2010 1:17 PM) President Obama today pledged to guarantee $8 billion in loans to build a new nuclear power plant in the US\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first in 30 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201das part of his clean energy agenda. To make green power a reality, the president told a gathering of union electrical workers, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll have to build a new generation of safe, clean nuclear power plants in addition to investments in renewables such as solar and wind power. The $8 billion pledge to help secure financing is just the first step in a process that could take several years, the Los Angeles Times reports. There will be those who welcome this announcement, and those who strongly disagree with it, said Obama. But on an issue which affects our economy, our security and the future of our planet, we cannot continue to be mired in the same old debates between left and right, between environmentalists and entrepreneurs.",
        "Caption": "Obama Pledges $8B to Build Nuclear Plant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2190",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2015 3:25 PM CDT) The US stock market is closing slightly lower as traders hold back ahead of a much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting later this week. More signs of slowing economic growth in China weighed on prices for copper and other commodities today. That sent prices for materials stocks lower. Energy stocks fell along with the price of crude oil. The Dow Jones industrial average gave up 62 points, or 0.4%, to close at 16,370. The Standard & Poor's 500 index declined 8 points, or 0.4%, to 1,953. The Nasdaq composite fell 16 points, or 0.3%, to 4,805. Traders are looking ahead to a Federal Reserve meeting that begins Wednesday. The bank could raise interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis.",
        "Caption": "Dow Dips 62 on China News",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2191",
        "News Article": "(Feb 22, 2013 6:48 AM) Once again, rape and murder has India outraged\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis time the killing of three young sisters, aged 7, 9, and 11, reports the Guardian (the AP corrects the age of the youngest girl). The three girls, who lived in a remote central India village in Maharashtra province, went missing on Feb. 14 on their way home from school. Police found the girls' bodies in an old well two days later and called their deaths accidental. Only after angry villagers blocked a national highway on Wednesday did state officials take notice. The head of the local police station has been suspended and district police have taken over the investigation, putting 30 officers on the case. We've got some strong, solid indications and we're working very hard, says the female superintendent. The government offered 1 million rupees ($18,500) in compensation to the girls' mother, a widow and laborer, but it only angered her. No amount of money is going to bring my girls back, she says. I appeal to the government to catch the culprits early and hang them.",
        "Caption": "Rape and Killing of 3 Young Sisters Shocks India",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2192",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2008 11:20 AM) Record collector supreme Paul Mawhinney has put his collection of over 6 million songs on eBay, but with its value estimated at $50 million and a $3 million starting bid, bidders could be rarer than some of the jewels in the collection, the Idolator writes. It's the history of music, Mawhinney says of the colossal music archive he spent over 40 years building. It's my life's work. A couple of previous deals to sell the collection\u00e2\u20ac\u201d3 million records and 300,000 CDs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave fallen through. The Library of Congress found the price too high, although an expert says Mawhinney's assessment of its value is pretty darn close. Mawhinney, who ran the Pittsburgh-area shop Record-Rama, wants to keep the collection intact and hopes a museum or library will buy it.",
        "Caption": "Now on eBay: 6 Million Songs for Just $50M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2193",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2011 12:00 AM CDT) Four Oklahomans accused of kidnapping a man and tattooing RAPEST on his forehead and I like little boys on his chest before beating him unconscious and leaving him for dead have pleaded guilty and been sent to prison. The two male defendants were sentenced to 10 years each and the two women received 5-year sentences. The prosecutor described the attack on the 18-year-old victim as a brutal case of bullying, the Oklahoman reports. The four attacked the man, whom relatives describe as having a diminished mental capacity, after one of the women accused him of trying to have sex with her. There was no evidence to support her claim, according to police and prosecutors. The victim, who covered up RAPEST with a bar code tattoo, is now receiving free tattoo removal treatments. His attackers were not required to make restitution. Quite frankly, you can't squeeze blood out of a turnip, the prosecutor told reporters.",
        "Caption": "4 Sentenced in 'Rapest' Tattoo Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2194",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2016 3:40 PM) The body of Quincy Davis, who went missing as a teenager in 2004, was found in the trunk of his mother's car in Virginia\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand authorities say Davis had likely been dead much of that time. His mother, Tonya Slaton, has been charged with murdering her son sometime between July 24, 2004, and July 24, 2005. The medical examiner's office has not determined how he died, the Virginian-Pilot reports, but the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that the office says the cause is inconsistent with natural death. Slaton, now 44, was convicted of assaulting her son in 1997, when he was 6, but did not serve any time in jail. She was also charged with domestic assault and battery in 2002, but it's not clear whether she was convicted or who the alleged victim was. Davis' friends stopped seeing him after seventh grade. He would have entered eighth grade in September 2003, but he was withdrawn from school in Virginia Beach at that time. He was last seen in about 2004, per WTVR, but was never reported missing. In 2008, his mother was convicted of shooting at her boyfriend, and she did go to prison after that incident, when her son would have been 17. His name is not included in any of the public documents from that court case. (An Arizona mother received a life sentence for killing her two children.)",
        "Caption": "Boy Found in Mom's Car Had Likely Been Dead 10 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2195",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2012 7:04 AM CDT) About 90 inmates, including some hardcore al-Qaeda members, were freed after militants attacked an Iraqi prison last night, officials say. A car bomb went off outside Tasfirat prison's gates in Tikrit; then gunmen stormed the prison and fought with security guards for hours into the early morning, killing at least 12. At one point they had control of all the prison gates, the BBC reports. A curfew has been set, and security forces are searching for the freed prisoners. The Iraqi lawmaker who described the escaped al-Qaeda militants as hardcore adds that the escapees also took paperwork with them that identified people who snitched on them to authorities. In addition, inmates' files were destroyed, which will make them more difficult to find.",
        "Caption": "Militants Attack Iraq Prison, Free 90 Inmates",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2196",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2012 12:22 PM CDT) Millionaires are sure throwing around their millions: Larry Flynt ran a full-page ad in today's Indianapolis Star offering to put his money where Richard Mourdock's mouth is. In exchange for any verifiable transcript of your personal conversations with God, including texts, letters, or emails, that say pregnancy from rape is something He intended , the Hustler publisher is offering $1 million. The tongue-in-cheek ad (less serious than his last plea to the GOP) also offers to deposit the cash in any bank you designate in the United States, Cayman Islands, or Switzerland. Flynt says he'll also accept any messages from God passed through a third party, like Mitt Romney or the Republican National Committee. He assumes that Mourdock must have something to verify his claim, because no one who believes in God would ever use the Almighty's name in vain. That would be blasphemy. Hat tip to Buzzfeed, which has the full ad.",
        "Caption": "Larry Flynt to Mourdock: $1M for Proof 'God Intended'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2197",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2011 7:19 PM CDT) Water from the inflated Mississippi River gushed through a floodgate today for the first time in nearly four decades and headed toward thousands of homes and farmland in the Cajun countryside, threatening to slowly submerge the land under water up to 25 feet deep. As the gate was raised, the river poured out like a waterfall, at times spraying six feet into the air. Fish jumped or were hurled through the white froth and within 30 minutes, 100 acres of what was dry land was under about a foot of water. The water will flow 20 miles south into the Atchafalaya Basin. From there it will roll on to Morgan City, an oil-and-seafood hub and a community of 12,000, and eventually into the Gulf of Mexico. The opening of the Morganza spillway diverted water from Baton Rouge and New Orleans, and the numerous oil refineries and chemical plants along the lower reaches of the Mississippi. Shifting the water away from the cities eased the strain on levees and thwarted flooding in New Orleans that could have been much worse than Hurricane Katrina.",
        "Caption": "Louisiana Floodgates Open for 1st Time in 38 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2198",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2013 6:31 AM CDT) Eydie Gorme, the fairer half of the Steve and Eydie husband-wife nightclub act whose career spanned half a century, died yesterday in Las Vegas of an undisclosed brief illness, reports People. She was 84. Calling his loss unimaginable, husband Steve Lawrence said in a statement that the world has lost one of the greatest pop vocalists of all time. Eydie has been my partner on stage and in life for more than 55 years. I fell in love with her the moment I saw her and even more the first time I heard her sing. The couple, who wed in 1957, were a favorite of the Ed Sullivan Show and the Tonight Show, as well as a staple on stages from New York to Vegas. Gorme, the daughter of Sephardic Jews with a flair for languages, went on to some Spanish-language success on her own, notes the LA Times. A solo number, Blame It on the Bossa Nova, hit the Billboard charts in 1963. She retired in 2009, at which time Lawrence remarked how strange it was to perform solo, calling it the first time in 50 years I'll be able to finish a sentence without being interrupted.",
        "Caption": "Singer Eydie Gorme Dies at 84",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2199",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2015 6:03 AM) A councilwoman in Tempe, Ariz., thought her dog fell off the bed Sunday night\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the cause of the rumble and thud she heard turned out to be more earthshaking than that. At least three earthquakes startled the Grand Canyon State Sunday night, with the largest weighing in at a 4.1 magnitude, the Arizona Republic reports. The tremors, a relatively rare occurrence in Arizona, were all near Black Canyon City, about 45 miles north of Phoenix, notes CNN. Even though a US Geological Survey rep says the 4.1 quake was relatively small, two things made it stand out, per the Republic: the fact that a 3.2-magnitude temblor came right before it, and that the quakes hit close to the Earth's surface. This is definitely not common, he says. (Meanwhile, the Bay Area has been shaken by 408 quakes in two weeks.)",
        "Caption": "3 Rare Quakes Rattle Arizona",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2200",
        "News Article": "(Jun 19, 2014 3:44 PM CDT) Two anthrax scares are in the news, one far more serious than the other. The bad one comes from the CDC, which says that up 75 of its workers may have been exposed to the deadly bacteria because of a safety lapse, reports the Guardian. Researchers at a high-level biosecurity lab failed to follow protocol to inactivate the anthrax before transferring it to other labs. The good news is that none of the workers have shown any symptoms since the lapse was discovered last week, and the risk of infection is very low, says a spokesman quoted at NBC News. The CDC says it monitoring or giving antibiotics to about 75 people out of an abundance of caution. The less serious case comes from New York City, where the office of NYPD chief Bill Bratton got locked down on Tuesday when an envelope containing white powder showed up. It turned out to be sugar, reports DNA Info, which explains its origins: A woman who thought her roommate was poisoning her mailed the sample to Bratton as evidence.",
        "Caption": "75 CDC Workers May Have Been Exposed to Anthrax",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2201",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2008 7:39 AM) Memphis police found two toddler girls and four adults shot dead in a home in the city's Binghamton neighborhood yesterday. Three other young children have been taken to a local hospital with gunshot wounds and are said to be critically injured, reports the Commercial Appeal. Police say the shootings happened Sunday night but the bodies weren't discovered until a relative of one of the children went to the house yesterday. Neighbors said they heard gunshots\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that was nothing unusual for the area. The landlord described the couple who rented the brick, single-family home as very nice, very polite. Police haven't yet identified the victims or discussed a possible motive for the killings, thought to be Memphis' worst multiple homicide in 35 years.",
        "Caption": "2 Toddlers, 4 Adults Shot Dead in Memphis Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2202",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2008 7:45 PM CDT) The Iraqi government could end this year with as much as a $79 billion cumulative budget surplus, based largely on ever-increasing oil revenues, US congressional auditors say. A report by the Government Accountability Office made public today prompted renewed calls from senators that Baghdad pay more of the bill for its own reconstruction, which has been heavily supported with US funds. It is inexcusable for US taxpayers to continue to foot the bill for projects the Iraqis are fully capable of funding themselves, said Sen. Carl Levin, a Democrat. The projected Iraq surplus has been building because of rising world oil prices, increasing Iraqi oil production, and the government's inability to execute budgets for spending its money, the\u00c2 GAO said.",
        "Caption": "Iraq Has $79B Budget Surplus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2203",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2012 4:04 PM CDT) People dislodged by Superstorm Sandy in New York state saw some dandy deals on Craigslist\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike a 1-bedroom apartment for a mere $700 a night, the New York Post reports. Escape the hurricane in a luxury 1-BR with full power and Internet, the ad read. Stay in style and comfort until the power comes back on. If that seemed high, area hotels were renting rooms for $500 or $600 a night. In Bushwick, the Red Carpet Inn boosted its nightly price from $99 to $500, and a room at Manhattan's New York Palace Hotel went up from $489 to $600. We aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t charging them extra, a manager said. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just because of the hurricane we had high occupancy, and when we have high occupancy, the rates go up. A few reasonable offers were out there, though\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike $65 a night for a three-bedroom in Astoria, or a small Manhattan studio that someone was willing to share for $350 a week.",
        "Caption": "Craigslist Ads Gouge Storm Victims: $700\/Night",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2204",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2016 8:06 AM CDT) A Massachusetts teen accused of raping two unconscious teens at a house party in April has been sentenced by a Palmer judge to two years' probation, the New York Daily News reports. The case was ordered continued without a finding for two years, meaning if 18-year-old David Becker gets through his probation without flouting its conditions\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding not contacting his victims and staying away from drugs and booze\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe'll walk away with no recorded conviction and won't have to register as a sex offender, reports the Republican. We all made mistakes when we were 17, 18, 19 years old, and we shouldn't be branded for life with a felony offense, says Becker's lawyer, Thomas Rooke, noting that a jail sentence would have destroyed Becker's life, including his reputation as a star athlete who performed community service. The mistake Becker was accused of, per court documents: heading upstairs with the two 18-year-old female victims to go to sleep after the April 2 party ended, only for the women to wake up (all three reportedly fell asleep on the same bed) to find Becker assaulting them with his finger. Per the police report, Becker said he hadn't had sexual contact with one of the young women, and that the other teen hadn't stopped him, so he figured it was OK, WWLP reports. One of the victims told cops that she had heard rumors of Becker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcalled David the Rapist by some of her friends, she said\u00e2\u20ac\u201dassaulting other women, claims that Rooke tells the Republican have been debunked. Thanks to his probation, Rooke says Becker can now lead a productive life without being burdened with the stigma of sex offender status and head to college. (This former CU student was found guilty of sexual assault but was spared prison.)",
        "Caption": "No Jail for 18-Year-Old Accused of Raping 2 Teens",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2205",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2016 7:20 PM) A Connecticut teen accused of stabbing a classmate to death at their high school for rejecting his invitation to the junior prom pleaded no contest to murder Monday, and prosecutors say they will seek a 25-year prison sentence. Christopher Plaskon, 18, accepted a plea bargain during a brief appearance in Milford Superior Court, the AP reports. Sentencing is set for June 6. Plaskon was charged with killing 16-year-old Maren Sanchez at Jonathan Law High School in Milford on April 25, 2014. His family and friends said he became upset that Sanchez turned down his prom invitation. Plaskon was held at a psychiatric hospital after the stabbing. His attorneys were considering an insanity defense. Plaskon lawyer Edward Garvin said his client suffered from psychosis and called the claim that the stabbing was over a prom rejection inaccurate. State's Attorney Kevin Lawlor, however, said evidence from several sources pointed to the rejection as the reason for the attack. Garvin said state law would allow Plaskon to apply for parole in 13 years, based on the fact that he was 16 at the time of the killing. Lawlor said the plea bargain was the best result possible in the case. Sanchez was posthumously voted prom queen by her devastated friends.",
        "Caption": "Prom Killer' Could Be Out in Just 13 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2206",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2010 4:48 AM CDT) Right, left, and center, voters are unhappy: A new poll shows Americans heading into the midterm elections in the most anti-incumbent mood since 1994, with less than a third of voters leaning toward backing their current representatives in November. I'm not really happy right now with anybody, one voter said, echoing the sentiments of the three-quarters of independents, 70% of Republicans, and half of Democrats who say they won't vote for an incumbent this fall. While the current trend could mean sizable House and Senate losses for the Democrats, the disgruntled public mood cuts both ways: Voters still trust Dems more than the GOP on the country's major problems by a double-digit margin, and trust in President Obama is high, the Washington Post reports. Those polled about which party's candidate they would choose if the election were held today favored Democrats by a slim margin, 48% to 43%.",
        "Caption": "70% of Voters Want Incumbents Out",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2207",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2016 4:02 PM CDT) A 6-month-old girl whose professional water-skier parents put her on junior-size water skis last week glided 686 feet across a man-made lake in what her parents say sets a youth record, the AP reports. Keith St. Onge said his daughter Zyla could have kept going if the boat hadn't reached the end of the lake. The 30-inch, 20-pound Zyla, who doesn't yet walk, skied across Lake Silver in Winter Haven, Florida, last Thursday. A video of her skiing was posted on YouTube. She stood on tiny water skis that were attached to each other by wood. She gripped a handle bar attached to the skis that looks like a walker someone with mobility problems might use. She wore a life jacket as a boat pulled her at a speed of 7mph. About a dozen adults treaded water on either side of Zyla's path, but the path in the lake ran out of adults as she glided farther away from the shore, at which point she grimaced and let out a few cries. St. Onge pulled the boat's 30-foot line closer and slowed the boat down as Zyla got farther out. When she and the skis sank into the water, he jumped in and was with her in seconds, he said. She barely, barely got her head wet, St. Onge said. St. Onge said he realizes some people might not think it's appropriate for someone so young to be water skiing, but he said safety measures were taken and it happened in the controlled environment of a private lake geared for water skiing. People don't realize that it was done properly, he said. It was planned and she was ready for it.",
        "Caption": "6-Month-Old Water Skis Across Lake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2208",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2008 10:49 AM CDT) A roadside bomb destroyed an air force truck on a bridge today in Pakistan's volatile northwest and killed as many as 14 people. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, calling it an open war and retaliation for recent military operations in the region. If this kind of operations continue against us... we will continue this, a Taliban spokesman said. The blast tore a large hole in the bridge on the outskirts of Peshawar city and reduced the truck to a smoldering wreck. The site was littered with debris and blood. Civilians were among the dead, including a 5-year-old girl. Escalating Taliban violence has raised new doubt about Pakistan's controversial policy of negotiating for peace with Islamic militants, which NATO says enables their attacks.",
        "Caption": "Taliban Bomb Kills 14 in Pakistan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2209",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2012 1:36 PM) Mitt Romney has been evasive about releasing his tax returns, and today he hinted at why, saying in a press conference that his effective tax rate is probably closer to the 15% rate than anything. That means that most of Romney's earnings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich largely still stem from his time at Bain Capital\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare being taxed at the 15% capital gains rate, instead of at the 35% rate they'd be taxed at as normal earnings, the Wall Street Journal reports. Democrats have been trying to eliminate the carried interest loophole that allows such income to be taxed at the lower rate, but have been thwarted by fierce lobbying campaigns. Romney did say that he doesn't favor eliminating the capital gains tax entirely\u00e2\u20ac\u201das Newt Gingrich does\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause that would provide for people of very high income a possibility of no tax at all. Click to find out when Romney says he will finally release his tax returns (probably).",
        "Caption": "Romney Says His Tax Rate Is 'Closer to 15%'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2210",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2013 8:27 AM) Take Florida, add in Walmart, and you have a recipe for a bizarre crime story: This time around, a woman was arrested after pulling a gun on Walmart employees ... because they wouldn't take her coupon. The kicker: The coupon was only for $1 off. Mary Frances Alday reportedly got upset and started verbally abusing the assistant manager while being escorted out of the store Friday; she also hit the employee with a shopping cart, according to her arrest report. Then she allegedly went to her car and retrieved a handgun, which she promptly started waving at four employees outside. She got back in her car and left the scene, but was soon stopped by authorities. Asked if she had a gun, Alday replied, Yes, I have a concealed weapons permit, and you are not taking my gun, USA Today reports. Oh, but they did: When Alday refused to get out of her SUV and started reaching for something, she got Tasered twice and eventually pulled from the vehicle, handcuffed, arrested, and hit with quite a few charges. She's currently in jail. For more Florida + Walmart fun, click here and here.",
        "Caption": "Florida Woman Pulls Gun at Walmart Over $1 Coupon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2211",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2008 6:30 PM CDT) About 1 in 50 US children under age 1 is a victim of nonfatal neglect or abuse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dparticularly among the uninsured, a survey finds. One-third of the 91,000 victims were a week or younger when the maltreatment occurred. It's not primarily kids being hit, but parents \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 not being able to really take care for their kids, one expert said. The neglect and abuse was mostly reported by medical professionals who found newborns weren't developing properly, the AP reports. Neglect is defined by a failure to provide basic needs like housing, clothing, food and adequate medical care. Things like abandonment and drug addiction would qualify as neglect, not things like parents learning to be parents, one doctor said.",
        "Caption": "1 in 50 US Infants Mistreated",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2212",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2009 5:27 AM CDT) President Obama arrived this morning in Rome ahead of his first G8 summit. Obama is meeting privately with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and PM\u00c2 Silvio Berlusconi before traveling to L'Aquila, the earthquake-ravaged town that is hosting the international confab. The coming three days' talks will focus on climate change, foreign aid, Iran, and trade, reports the AP. Obama has not planned a major speech for his visit to Italy, and the White House has dampened expectations of a breakthrough on climate change at the negotiating table. The most compelling moment of his trip may come on Friday, when the president has an audience with Pope Benedict XVI. Italy is the second stop on Obama's summer tour; he will travel to Ghana Friday night.",
        "Caption": "Obama Arrives in Italy for G8",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2213",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2010 6:04 PM) Rough development in the case of murdered 10-year-old Zahra Baker in North Carolina: Unsealed court documents show that the disabled girl may have been raped by two men and then dismembered in the family bathtub, reports AOL News. A confidential source told police that one of the men had some kind of relationship with the girl. Other unsealed documents detail how stepmother Elisa Baker had directed police to sites where human remains\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlater identified with DNA testing to be Zahra's\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere found. No charges have been filed in the girl's death. Elisa Baker is being held on obstruction charges and Zahra's father, Adam Baker, was released on bond on charges unrelated to her death. Click here for more, or see the Hickory Daily Record.",
        "Caption": "10-Year-Old Zahra Baker May Have Been Raped",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2214",
        "News Article": "(Apr 12, 2010 3:06 PM CDT) The Washington Post won four Pulitzer Prizes today, one more than the archrival New York Times\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand four more than the National Enquirer, which entered its coverage of the John Edwards sex scandal. In a breakthrough for online journalism, Sheri Fink of ProPublica won for an investigation of euthanasia at a Katrina-crippled hospital published in the New York Times Magazine. Among the Post's winners were Kathleen Parker, for a selection of columns that included an excoriation of a woman who tweeted about her miscarriage, and Gene Weingarten, who has now won twice in 3 years for feature writing, the Times notes. Michael Moss, the Times reporter who investigated the health hazards lurking in processed beef, won in the explanatory category. To see the complete list of journalism and arts winners, click here.",
        "Caption": "Post Snags 4 Pulitzers, Times 3; Enquirer Shut Out",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2215",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2016 10:30 AM CDT) As Canada grapples with a suicide crisis, it seems America may have one on its hands, too. Researchers at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics on Friday released a report that puts the US suicide rate at 13 per 100,000 people\u00e2\u20ac\u201da 30-year high, per the New York Times. The overall suicide rate rose 24% from 1999 to 2014 after declining in the 15 years prior, with suicides among young girls ages 10 to 14 surging 240%, though such cases are still rare (94 in 2014). An increase was seen in every age group except those over 75. The rate for middle-aged women rose 63%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit jumped 80% for white women of this age\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile the rate for middle-aged men spiked 43%. If it were just one particular group, you could say 'that is where we need to focus, lead author Sally C. Curtin tells CNN. Exactly where the major influences are\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwe don't know all of the answers to that yet, a CDC employee adds, per the Wall Street Journal. Some possibilities: chronic medical problems, financial stress during the economic downturn, social isolation, a failure to get treatment for mental-health issues, and more access to lethal means, including opiates. The suicide rate rose 89% and 38% for Native American women and men of all ages, respectively, but declined by 8% among black men of all ages. The rate also declined for older adults, though men over 75 still have the highest suicide rate overall with 38.8 per 100,000 in 2014. The method of death is also altered: Suicide via hanging and other forms of suffocation rose during the study period to about 26% of all suicides. Men remain most likely to commit suicide using a gun, and women using poison.",
        "Caption": "Suicide Rate Jumps for Americans Ages 10 Through 74",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2216",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2015 12:10 AM) The Bunny Friend Playground might sound like one of the most harmless places on the planet, but it was the site of a shooting that left at least 16 people injured in New Orleans on Sunday evening. Police say hundreds of people were at the 9th Ward park for an unauthorized block party and music video shoot when two groups of people opened fire on each other, WDSU reports. A police spokesman says some of the injured suffered direct bullet wounds while others were grazed by bullets, the AP reports. He says all the victims are in stable condition and the cause of the incident is still unclear. Police say officers were already on their way to break up the party when the shooting began. Witnesses tell the New Orleans Times-Picayune that they saw a man with a machine gun flee the scene and gunfire continued as he made his getaway. No arrests have been made, and police have appealed for information, calling the incident a classic case where we need citizen help. At a Sunday night press conference, Mayor Mitch Landrieu denounced the shootings and urged witnesses to come forward. At the end of the day, it's really hard to police against a bunch of guys who decided to pull out guns and settle their disputes with 300 people in between them, he said, per the Times-Picayune. It's not something you can tolerate in the city.",
        "Caption": "16 Injured in New Orleans Playground Shootout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2217",
        "News Article": "(May 5, 2016 2:34 PM CDT) The petsitting company suing a Texas couple over their negative Yelp review now wants even more money from the couple. As Consumerist reports, Prestigious Pets' original lawsuit, which sought less than $7,000, was quickly dropped\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly to be replaced with this new suit, which seeks between $200,000 and $1 million. Prestigious Pets originally argued that Robert and Michelle Douchouquette violated a non-disparagement clause in the petsitting contract by posting the bad review, in which the couple complained about some of the company's policies and alleged the petsitter may have harmed their fish. The new suit still alleges the non-disparagement clause was violated, and adds two more claims: defamation and business disparagement. Prestigious Pets says the bad review and the ensuing bad publicity have led to threats and harassment and left the company a shell of its former success, CBS DFW reports. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d think that what really damaged the reputation of the company was bringing the suit in the first place, says Paul Levy of Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group representing the Douchouquettes pro bono. A warning that now pops up on Prestigious Pets' Yelp page reads, You should know this business has issued legal threats and\/or taken legal action against reviewers for exercising their free speech. If your review accurately describes your firsthand experience, you have a First Amendment right to express your opinion on Yelp. A court will soon determine whether the petsitters' lawsuit is frivolous, in which case the Douchouquettes could seek to have it dismissed. (This couple sued after a disastrous HGTV remodel.)",
        "Caption": "Petsitter Now Wants Up to $1M for Negative Yelp Review",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2218",
        "News Article": "(May 27, 2016 5:50 PM CDT) A 7-year-old boy is being lauded for his bravery after he attempted to fight off a gun-wielding robber while armed with only a stuffed animal last week in Maryland, Fox News reports. According to the Washington Post, the boy's parents took him to GameStop to buy a Yoshi doll. They were in a different area of the store when two armed and masked men burst in and started demanding money. When one of the men approached the boy, the boy fought back. He punched him, the boy's father tells the Post. Two left hooks while holding the Yoshi doll. The robbers escaped, and police released surveillance video in the hopes of catching them. The GameStop's manager awarded the boy's valor by giving him the Yoshi doll. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re proud that he is a strong, brave young boy, the boy's father says.",
        "Caption": "7-Year-Old and His Stuffed Animal Fight Off Armed Robber",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2219",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2011 12:09 AM CDT) The special election to replace Rep. Anthony Weiner was widely seen as a referendum on President Obama's economic policy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the resounding answer was: No. Republican political novice Bob Turner soundly defeated Democratic state Assemblyman David Weprin, AP reports. It's the first time a Republican has won New York City's heavily Democratic 9th congressional district, which spans parts of Queens and Brooklyn. Republican Mark Amodei also swept past Democrat Kate Marshall yesterday in Nevada's special election to choose a representative. But that was no surprise in the heavily Republican district. Democratic spin doctors are blaming the Turner result\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich followed a sometimes nasty race\u00e2\u20ac\u201don a poor candidate, a quirky district, and an electorate who made Israel a major issue. If they'd let Anthony Weiner \u00e2\u20ac\u201dhounded from office for tweeting lewd photos of himself\u00e2\u20ac\u201d go to rehab and then reapportioned the district out of existence, they'd have saved everybody a million dollars, a Democratic media consultant tells the Atlantic.",
        "Caption": "GOP's Bob Turner Wins New York's 9th Congressional District",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2220",
        "News Article": "(Feb 12, 2009 8:42 AM) In an unexpected twist, US retail sales climbed slightly in January after falling for six straight months, Bloomberg reports. Retail sales rose 1% as gasoline prices increased and consumers spent more on food and clothing, despite forecasts that sales would fall 0.8%. But consumer spending is expected to fall as the year continues. In the grand scheme, such spending, making up some 70% of the economy, is on the skids, said an economist.",
        "Caption": "Surprise! Retail Sales Up 1% in Jan.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2221",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2014 9:50 AM) If you haven't yet grasped the danger of obesity, Canadian researchers have attempted to quantify it: Being obese can slash as many as eight years off your life\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand leave you in ill health for up to 19 years before that death. Researchers compiled data from roughly 4,000 people of varying body weights, then created a computer model that estimates the risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease and assesses how weight affects life expectancy. They found that severely obese men between 20 and 39 years of age lost 8.4 years of life compared to their healthy-weight counterparts. Women lost 6.1 years, the BBC reports. Further, those men experienced 18.8 more years of ill heath; the figure for women was 19.1. Obese people could lose up to six years and people who are overweight could lose up to three years, per findings published in the Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology. The younger the individual the worse the potential impact: Those in their 60s and 70s who are severely obese were found to have lost one year, but dealt with 7 more years of ill health. In terms of life-expectancy, we feel being overweight is as bad as cigarette smoking, says lead author Dr. Steven Grover in a press release. He next wants to personalize the findings: What may be interesting for patients are the 'what if?' questions. What if they lose 10 to 15 pounds? Or, what if they are more active? How will this change the numbers? (Read why you'll probably weigh less today than on Monday.)",
        "Caption": "Obesity Can Knock 8 Years Off Your Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2222",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2009 11:26 AM CDT) Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu pleaded guilty today to 10 counts of wire and mail fraud related to an alleged $20 million Ponzi scheme. Prosecutors say Hsu, now 58, bullied victims into contributing to political causes and made illegal donations to politicians like Hillary Clinton, who eventually returned $850,000. His trial begins Monday in Manhattan federal court, the New York Post reports.",
        "Caption": "Dem Donor Hsu Pleads Guilty to $20M Fraud",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2223",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2009 3:13 PM) Stocks bounced back in the wake of yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sell-off, with news of a rise in December existing-home sales feeding optimism, the Wall Street Journal reports. Merck continued to rise after reporting a quarterly profit, closing up 7.7% and boosting other pharmaceuticals. The Dow closed up 141.53 points at 8,078.36 The Nasdaq rose 21.87 points to close at 1,516.30, and the S&P 500 gained 13.06 points, settling at 838.50.",
        "Caption": "Dow Rebounds, Rises 142",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2224",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2014 7:29 AM) Roughly 252 million years ago, an extreme animal die-off occurred: 70% of land animals and 96% of marine life were obliterated, in what's known as the Permian mass extinction. What scientists still don't exactly know is why (an asteroid? volcanic eruptions?), but they now know how long it took. And the answer is ... really, really fast. MIT researchers say the extinction period's duration clocked in at 60,000 years, plus or minus 48,000 years. As Phys.org puts it, that's practically instantaneous, from a geological perspective. To get your geological periods and catastrophic disasters straight: The die-off signified the end of the Permian period and launched the start of the Triassic; the mass die-off of the dinosaurs happened much later, 66 million years ago at the Cretaceous period's close, when LiveScience reports 85% of life was wiped out. The researchers came to their conclusion by using cutting-edge dating techniques on tiny minerals known as zircons found in rocks in Meishan, China, that date to the period. But the rocks also held carbon dioxide data; from there, the researchers determined that a surge of the gas occurred 10,000 to 20,000 years before the die-off: Ocean acidification may have have occurred, and sea temps could have jumped as much as 50 degrees. But what was the source of the increased carbon dioxide that marked the beginning of the end? MIT researchers are now dating rocks from the Siberian Traps to determine if volcanic eruptions there could have been the culprit.",
        "Caption": "Erasing Almost All Life on Earth Took Just 60K Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2225",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2008 9:50 AM CDT) The world needs to pump $45 trillion into developing green technologies if it hopes to reach its goal of cutting emissions in half by 2050, the International Energy Agency said today. Otherwise, emissions will rise 130% over that period, and oil demand will climb 70%. The $45 trillion represents 1.1% of global GDP over the period, Bloomberg reports. A global energy technology revolution is both necessary and achievable, but it will be a tough challenge, said the IEA\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s executive director. The world faces the daunting combination of surging energy demand, rising greenhouse gas emissions and tightening resources. The report will guide the G-8 environment ministers when they meet in Japan tomorrow. The G-8 nations have pledged to shoot for the 50%-by-2050 goal.",
        "Caption": "World Price Tag to Fix Energy Mess: $45T",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2226",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2009 8:51 AM CDT) The New York Times Company has raised $225 million through a sale-leaseback of its Eighth Avenue skyscraper, it announced this morning. The deal gives investment firm WP\u00c2 Carey ownership of the Times' share of the Renzo Piano-designed headquarters, which the newspaper moved into in 2007. The company will then lease the real estate back at $32 a square foot, about half the going price of similar office space. The company had more than $1 billion in debt to pay off, despite a recent $250 million loan from Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim; it is also looking into the sale of its share of the Boston Red Sox. Today's deal gives the Times Company the option to buy back the building after 10 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich both sides expect will be exercised.",
        "Caption": "Times Co. Sells HQ for $225M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2227",
        "News Article": "(Oct 30, 2015 11:16 AM CDT) The last few years haven't been kind to the Republican party, writes David Brooks in the New York Times, but he thinks the rise of two 40-something leaders is poised to change that. In a column headlined the Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio Moment, Brooks labels Rubio the most likely nominee. Coupled with Ryan's election as House speaker, that would put the pair of them in prominent spots heading into the election\u00e2\u20ac\u201d a pretty excellent outcome for a party that has shown an amazing tendency to inflict self-harm. Most of the column is spent praising the 44-year-old Rubio, whom Brooks calls a true child of this century when contrasted with other candidates spouting stale formulas. He understands that it's no longer enough to cut taxes and say bad things about government to produce widespread prosperity, writes Brooks, adding that Rubio is focused on problems such as technology putting people out of work and globalization bringing down wages. His anti-poverty programs are his biggest departure from traditional GOP beliefs, writes Brooks, including wage subsidies to encourage people to take entry-level jobs. In a year in which many candidates are all marketing, Rubio is a balance of marketing and product, writes Brooks. He and Ryan would make the wonkiest leadership team in our lifetime, and that's a good thing. Click to read the full column.",
        "Caption": "2 Good, Young Leaders May Save the GOP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2228",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2008 12:32 PM) With its clients having lost $7.3 billion in Bernard Madoff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Ponzi scheme, a Connecticut hedge-fund advising firm wants the public\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sympathy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut in fact, the Fairfield Greenwich Group took almost $500 million in fees alone from the money Madoff shepherded. And, the New York Times reports, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not clear the firm delivered on the strict oversight it promised its investors. Fairfield said it had itself invested $60 million with Madoff, less than 1% of what it actually put in his care. A partner in a firm that once considered investing in Fairfield\u00e2\u20ac\u201da family-run outfit, much like Madoff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsaid the squishy and vague assurances of its bosses about the management of money from its flagship fund quickly turned him off.",
        "Caption": "Conn. Firm Collected $500M From Madoff's Marks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2229",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2014 12:17 PM CDT) In the 1970s, six people confessed to killing two men in Iceland, apparently explaining the victims' mysterious 1974 disappearances and ending what the justice minister called the nation's nightmare. But the suspects, who were all convicted\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith one sentenced to life in prison\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat first didn't seem to remember the killings. During their interrogations, they were subjected to long periods of solitary confinement; one had his head dipped in water and faced drowning threats, while another received daily psychiatric drugs, the BBC reports. Forty years later, the confessions are being investigated again. Photos show suspects were prompted to re-enact their alleged crimes, a process that can cause suspects to develop false memories and thus contaminates the entire case, says a former detective and expert on false memories. Meanwhile, diaries from two of the convicts point toward innocence: This is a diary that an innocent man is keeping in here regarding a big case that he is wrongly accused for, wrote Tryggvi Leifsson, who was in solitary confinement for 655 days. I can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t remember anything and I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m losing my mind, wrote Gudjon Skarphedinsson. Now, it's up to the state prosecutor to decide whether the cases should be sent to Iceland's supreme court; if they are, the convictions could ultimately be thrown out. Click to read the BBC's very lengthy story in full.",
        "Caption": "Odd Murder Confessions From '70s Second-Guessed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2230",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2010 6:51 AM CDT) Today's girls are even more likely to enter puberty by age 7 or 8, finds a new study. At age 7, 10.4% of white, 23.4% of black and 14.9% of Hispanic girls had hit puberty, based on their breast development. Those numbers nearly double just a year later, to 18.3% in whites, 42.9% in blacks, and 30.9% in Hispanics. The percentages were even higher than those noted in a landmark 1997 study that was among the first to suggest that puberty was occurring earlier than commonly thought in white and black girls. Because some dismissed the 1997 study on the grounds that doctors may have classified fat deposits as breast tissue in some girls, for the new study, researchers thoroughly trained the examiners who reviewed the 1,239 girls ages 6 through 8. Though the study found that overweight girls were more likely to sprout breasts earlier, the lead researcher thinks chemicals may play a role, too. We need to think about the stuff we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re exposing our bodies to and the bodies of our kids, he said, adding that he is doing follow-up testing on the girls' hormone levels and chemical exposure. The New York Times notes that while breast development may be occurring earlier, the average age of first menstruation remains relatively unchanged, at between 12 and 13.",
        "Caption": "More and More Girls Hitting Puberty by Age 7",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2231",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2012 2:03 AM CDT) A jury has awarded $7 million to a Colorado man who contracted a chronic lung condition from a different kind of two-pack-a-day habit. Wayne Watson sued a supermarket chain and a popcorn maker after becoming ill with microwave popcorn lung, CBS 4 reports. A lung specialist testified that Watson's condition was the result of microwaving two bags of popcorn a day for a decade and inhaling the chemical dicetyl, used in artificial butter. The condition caused by the additive, which is no longer in use, had only previously been seen in popcorn factory workers. Who would ever reasonably think that popping popcorn in your own home, no matter how it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s packaged or processed, would all of a sudden turn into an agent for toxic lung disease, said Watson, whose lawyers argued that there should have been a warning label. Lawyers for the defendants disagreed, saying they might have well have warned that there are aliens popping out of the bags because there's just as much support for that.",
        "Caption": "Man With 'Microwave Popcorn Lung' Awarded $7M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2232",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2009 1:31 PM CDT) The new Transformers flick had a stellar start, raking in $60.6 million on opening day to make it the biggest Wednesday debut ever, Variety reports. For all-around opening days, the Michael Bay shoot-em-up lags just behind record-holder Dark Knight, which took in $67.2 million on a Friday last summer. Transformers 2 has a shot at eclipsing the best five-day open ever, a mark of $152.4 million set by Spider-Man 2 in 2004.",
        "Caption": "Transformers' $60.6M Is Biggest Mid-Week Debut",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2233",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2015 6:11 AM) The US video game maker that brought you Call of Duty\/ and World of Warcraft says it will buy the maker of Candy Crush for $5.9 billion in what the Guardian calls the biggest takeover of a UK tech company in four years. Activision Blizzard says it will buy Ireland-based King Digital Entertainment at $18 per share in cash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 16% more than King\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s closing price on Monday, though still down $4.50 a share from the company's March 2014 IPO\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto help strengthen its mobile games portfolio. King is expected to generate more than $36 billion in revenue by year's end, Fortune notes. Activision says King\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich has 200 games total\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill operate as an independent unit, still led by CEO Riccardo Zacconi, reports Reuters. The deal will bring Activision more than 500 million monthly users\u00e2\u20ac\u201d60% of whom are female\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand could boost revenue and earnings by 30% next year. Since King's games require no gaming consoles, you have such broad reach, Activision's CEO says. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to create compelling content for new demographics. The deal should be completed by the spring, but still needs approval from King's shareholders, the Irish High Court, and antitrust authorities.",
        "Caption": "Candy Crush Maker Bought for $5.9B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2234",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2012 2:00 AM CDT) US drug agents nabbed dozens of baggage handlers, American Airlines workers and others in a raid on Puerto Rico's main airport. We have dismantled the two most significant drug operations at the airport, said the acting special agent in charge of the DEA's Caribbean division. At least 33 people were busted at San Juan's Luis Munoz Marin airport, along with two workers at Miami's international airport, and another at Dallas-Fort Worth, reports AP. The sophisticated drug-running operation has functioned for years with heroin hand-offs in bathrooms, and suitcases packed with cocaine that were transported via commercial airlines, reports the BBC. Some 14 tons of cocaine and several pounds of heroin were moved from Puerto Rico to cities including Miami, New York, Boston and Newark. Among all the 45 suspects busted or still sought, 18 worked for American Airlines and 12 were employees of a baggage handling service at the San Juan airport. They put the security of all passengers at risk, said US Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez. One busted suspect was the driver of Puerto Rico Sen. Lornna Soto, who represents the district where the airport is located, and is a member of the pro-statehood New Progressive Party. Agents are still seeking a government worker with Puerto Rico's Port Authority. A spokesman for American said the airline supports prosecuting individuals responsible to the fullest extent of the law, adding: We have a zero-tolerance policy for any employee when it comes to this type of activity.",
        "Caption": "18 American Airlines Workers Hunted in PR Drug Raid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2235",
        "News Article": "(Aug 1, 2014 1:50 PM CDT) An Arizona mom wants answers as to why her 5-year-old kindergartner now has a sexual misconduct stamp on his permanent school file. Erica Martinez says her son, Eric Lopez, pulled down his pants and exposed himself when another student at Ashton Ranch Elementary School intimidated him on the playground. The superintendent of the Dysart Unified School District says administrators labelled the event as sexual misconduct per school policy, but Martinez argues her son doesn't even know what that means and his actions were far from sexual, the Arizona Republic reports. Eric was asked to sign a sexual misconduct referral without Martinez present, CBS News previously reported\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough school officials say the signature only indicates he received due process. Eric spent a lunch period in detention, but the referral will stay in his school record while he remains in the district. This is a child's school record, and it's not something to be taken lightly, an expert notes. Labels like sexual misconduct, another adds, could hurt a child this age if they're internalized. Kids need to be put back on the right path ... rather than adults using adult words with kids that don't even really apply, that expert says, but the school says it's just following state guidelines for defining certain types of misbehavior. The status of Lopez's case is unclear\u00e2\u20ac\u201dCBS reported last month that his mother's appeal to have the mark removed from his file was denied, but the Republic says she has not yet formally appealed.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 5, in Trouble for 'Sexual Misconduct' \u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor Dropping Pants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2236",
        "News Article": "(Nov 14, 2014 12:58 PM) Jane Byrne, Chicago's first and only female mayor, died today at the age of 80. Byrne capitalized on Chicago's slow reaction to a snowstorm to score one of the biggest election upsets in the city's history. She famously beat Mayor Michael Bilandic in 1979 after his administration failed to clear streets fast enough after a blizzard. But during her term, she was branded with nicknames such as Calamity Jane as she speedily fired and hired people in such top jobs as police superintendent and press secretary. It was chaos, Byrne herself acknowledged in a 2004 Chicago Tribune story, attributing many of the problems to her wresting power from the old-boy Democratic machine that had ruled the city for decades. Like the spaghetti in a pressure cooker, it was all over the ceiling, she said. However, Byrne was credited with changing the feel of the city. She started the popular Taste of Chicago festival and initiated open-air farmers markets. The formula was basic: the more attractions, the more people, the more life for the city, she wrote in her 1994 book My Chicago. ''I vowed to bring back the crowds, to make Chicago so lively that the people would return to the heart of the city and its abandoned parks. It was Byrne who let John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd film The Blues Brothers in Chicago. She even granted Belushi's request to crash a car through a window at Daley Plaza, figuring loyalists of the late Richard J. Daley didn't like her anyway.",
        "Caption": "Chicago's Only Female Mayor Dead at 80",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2237",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2009 7:04 AM CDT) The Carlyle Group will pay a $20 million settlement and adopt strict new ethics rules to appease New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the Wall Street Journal reports. Cuomo had threatened to bring charges against the group or its employees as part of his pay-to-play probe into New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s pension system. As part of the settlement, Carlyle will accept strict restrictions on campaign contributions to pension officials. It has also agreed to no longer employ placement agents, lobbyists who bid for pension business. Carlyle says it hopes the agreement will set a new standard for ethics in the industry. It is still being investigated by the SEC. Cuomo hopes the settlement will pressure the whole industry to change. People have grown to accept a certain level of corruption, he said. We want to stop politically connected brokers who are just selling access.",
        "Caption": "Carlyle to Pay $20M to Settle Pension Probe",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2238",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2009 11:31 AM) America's railways are about to get a huge handout: At today's signing of the stimulus package, $8 billion will be allocated to high-speed rail. Though the money will be divvied up according to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood's master plan, the expansion is truly President Obama's pet project, reports Politico. The president wanted to have a signature issue in the bill, his commitment for the future, said Rahm Emanuel. And signature issues were drying up; as support for school construction and modernizing the electric grid evaporated, Obama shifted his sights to the rails. But Republicans have ignored Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s key role, instead attacking it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a much decried potential LA to Las Vegas line\u00e2\u20ac\u201das pork-barrel spending masterminded by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Responds Reid, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m glad I get the credit in Nevada, but this is Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s No. 1 priority.",
        "Caption": "Obama Gets Rail Rolling With $8B Stimulus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2239",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2016 5:29 PM) The global weapons trade is booming, Vice reports, citing numbers from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute that show it grew 14% between 2011 and 2015. That's not surprising\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbetween tensions in Asia and a state of total melt-down in the Middle East, according to the BBC. Just look at the headlines, the news outlet states. In Asia and the Middle East, re-armament is very much the order of the day. Indeed weapons imports by the Middle East have increased by 61% in the past five years, the Guardian reports. And imports are rising even more in Asia, with Vietnam increasing its imports by an astounding 699% in the past five years. The biggest weapons importers in the world are India, Saudi Arabia, China, the United Arab Emirates, and Australia. As massive as the global weapons trade is, the US dominates it, accounting for one-third of the entire thing. In the past five years, the US has sold major weapons to at least 96 countries\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor nearly half the membership of the UN\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the major buyers being Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Turkey. A congressional report found the US sold more than $36 billion worth of weapons in 2014. That's nearly $10 billion more than in 2013. Russia remains the world's second largest weapons dealer, accounting for 25% of all exports. Russian weapons are mostly going to India, China, and Vietnam. China is the world's fastest-growing arms exporter, with most of its weapons going to Pakistan. China's share of exports grew by 88% from 2006 to 2015.",
        "Caption": "The US Makes Billions Selling Weapons to Nearly 100 Countries",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2240",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2009 1:59 PM) Women are pretty good at feeling bad: They have negative thoughts about their appearance an average of 36 times a day, a survey shows. One hundred women, aged from 35 to 70, were asked to carry a clicker and register every time they felt anxious about any aspect of their face or body. The bad feelings flowed an average of 252 times a week, reports the Daily Mail. One 50-something British television personality who took part in the study (and clicked 300 times per day) said negative thoughts were strongest in the morning but noticeably diminished as she applied makeup.",
        "Caption": "Women Hate on Their Bodies 36 Times a Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2241",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2011 8:23 AM CDT) An 8-year-old girl in Northern California has survived rabies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwithout receiving antiviral inoculations immediately after becoming infected. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s only the third person in the US to have conquered the disease without getting the usual series of shots, hospital officials say. Precious Reynolds was likely bitten by a feral cat in April. But it wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t until her grandmother took her to the hospital because of flu-like symptoms in May that tests revealed she had rabies. When she arrived at the kids\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 intensive care unit, None of us thought she would leave, said a nurse. Doctors followed the process that was used in 2004 when a 14-year-old contracted rabies and also didn't receive the vaccine: They placed Precious in a drug-induced coma as they administered antiviral drugs over two weeks, the AP reports. From the very beginning, Precious had a very rapid, robust immune response to her infection, which is a significant contributor to why she survived, said a doctor. She is truly a fighter.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 8, Beats Rabies Without Vaccine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2242",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2015 9:28 AM CDT) The area around a Thai shrine visited by thousands of Buddhists each day is now the site of appalling carnage after at least one bomb went off in the heart of Bangkok today around 7pm local time. The BBC and Telegraph report body parts littered the ground near the Erawan Shrine, where at least 12 people were killed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dforeign tourists possibly among them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand 78 were injured. All I can say now is there has been an explosion in central Bangkok involving a motorcycle bomb, a police rep tells Reuters. Another adds, There could be another explosion, so we have blocked off the crime scene and are asking bystanders to move back. A BBC correspondent says burnt motorbikes were seen near the blast site. No person or group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, though the country's defense minister claims the perpetrators intended to destroy the economy and tourism because the incident occurred in the heart of the tourism district. Police say they were searching for two or three other bombs; the Bangkok Post reports via Twitter that police have safely detonated at least one other bomb in the Ratchaprasong area, which also includes three shopping malls and a five-star hotel. The Telegraph reports two small blasts near the entrance of one of those malls left one person hurt back in February. In 2012, several explosions in Bangkok injured five in what police say was an attempt by Iranians to assassinate Israeli diplomats.",
        "Caption": "12 Dead, 78 Injured in Bangkok Bombing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2243",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2012 3:27 PM CDT) The Transportation Security Administration stashed $184 million worth of equipment in a Texas warehouse instead of sending it to the airports it was intended for\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand then tried to hide it from Congress, House Republicans allege. In a report presented today at a joint hearing of the Oversight and Transportation committees, lawmakers accuse the agency of wasting millions of taxpayer dollars by inefficiently deploying screen equipment, the Washington Post reports. What's more, they say the TSA provided inaccurate, incomplete, and potentially misleading information to hide the snafu, to an extent that might have violated the law. When our guys went down there, the manager told them they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d been trying to move stuff out so we wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t see it, said one anonymous transportation committee staffer. The committee's chair, John Mica, is a longtime TSA critic who wants to scale down the agency.",
        "Caption": "TSA Let $184M Equipment Gather Dust: House",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2244",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2012 7:02 AM) Scientists know that people with ADHD are more likely to break the law than non-sufferers, but a new study shows how stark the contrast is\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the difference meds can make. People with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are four to seven times more likely to commit a crime than their peers, Swedish researchers find. The study, which the AP calls provocative, points to a need for patients to stay on drugs like Ritalin and Adderall beyond childhood. Researchers used Swedish national health and court records to track 16,000 men and 10,000 women with ADHD aged 15 and older, comparing each subject with 10 similar people without the disorder. Over four years, some 37% of men with ADHD were convicted of committing a crime, versus just 9% of men without the disorder; for women, the rates were 15% and 2%, respectively. Medication appeared to cut the risk of committing a crime by 32% among men and 41% among women. Some 4,000 of the 23,000 crimes studied were violent, but medication reduced all types of crime. It's not necessarily just the medication that's cutting crime, a researcher notes: People on meds are also getting other kinds of treatment, including counseling.",
        "Caption": "People With ADHD 4x More Likely to Commit a Crime",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2245",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2008 1:34 PM CDT) Ford may be best-known for its fuel-guzzling trucks and SUVs, but this November it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s releasing the Fiesta ECOnetic, a sporty subcompact that gets an astonishing 65 miles-per-gallon, BusinessWeek reports. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just one catch: It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not being sold in the US. We know it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an awesome vehicle, says Ford\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s president. But there are business reasons why we can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t sell it. The biggie: It runs on diesel. For years, European automakers have been touting clean diesel, the end result of\u00c2 new technology that makes diesel cars at least as clean, and 30% more efficient, than their gasoline counterparts. In fact, half of all cars sold in Europe last year run on diesel. But Ford still fears America will shun the fuel, which can cost up to $1 more per gallon thanks to truck-targeted taxes. Foreign automakers are betting the opposite, however; if they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re right, Ford could wind up playing catch-up on its home turf.",
        "Caption": "US Can't Have Ford's 65-MPG Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2246",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2008 5:01 AM) The European Commission fined Microsoft today a record $1.35 billion for failing to comply with its 2004 antitrust ruling. The EU's executive branch said that the company continued to charge unreasonable prices to developers building programs for Windows despite both the earlier ruling and a court verdict last September. The fine is the largest ever for a single company, dwarfing the $613 million penalty the commission imposed on Microsoft in 2004. Microsoft was the first company in 50 years of EU competition policy that the commission has had to fine for failure to comply with an antitrust decision, said Neelie Kroes, the European competition commissioner. She added that the commission could have imposed double what it did, but decided $1.35 billion was a reasonable response to a series of quite unreasonable actions.",
        "Caption": "EU Fines Microsoft Record $1.3B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2247",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2009 2:09 AM CDT) Jamaica's Usain Bolt shattered the world record for the 100-meter race today, shearing more off the previous best time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhis own\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthan anyone in recorded history, reports the Chicago Tribune. With a 2 mph tailwind, the 22-year-old clocked in at just 9.58 seconds\u00e2\u20ac\u201d0.11 seconds faster than the 9.69 record time he set at the 2008 Olympics. Bolt struck several poses before the gun, imitating a lightning bolt and then an aircraft taking off. But the track performance at the Berlin stadium was far from hype. One commentator said Bolt's time was some kind of unicorn-like fantasy. His American rival Tyson Gay finished second in 9.71, the third-fastest time in history, beaten only by Bolt's two world records.",
        "Caption": "Lighting-Fast Bolt Smashes 100-Meter Record",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2248",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2020 4:00 PM CDT) Three years ago, a New York couple was enjoying a meal by the water at a South Florida restaurant when the man's wedding ring slipped off his finger, through the wooden floorboards, apparently lost forever. Recently, Coconuts restaurant manager Ryan Krivoy decided to replace the wooden patio deck since the Fort Lauderdale restaurant is only serving take-out during the coronavirus pandemic, the AP reports. He found a gold coin, $100 bills, piles of mud and a silver wedding ring with the inscription, Mike & Lisa 08-21-15.",
        "Caption": "His Wedding Ring Fell Off 3 Years Ago. Now, This",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2249",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2015 11:48 AM CDT) Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists from Harvard and in Germany, Cyprus, and Saudi Arabia used health statistics and computer models for the study, published yesterday in the journal Nature, to calculate the most detailed estimates yet of air pollution's toll. About three quarters of the deaths are from strokes and heart attacks, says lead author Jos Lelieveld at Germany's Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, with air pollution killing more people than HIV and malaria combined. The study also projects that if trends don't change, the yearly death total will double to about 6.6 million a year by 2050. With nearly 1.4 million deaths a year, China has the most air pollution fatalities, followed by India with 645,000 and Pakistan with 110,000. The US, with 54,905 deaths in 2010 from soot and smog, ranks seventh highest for air pollution deaths. What's unusual is that the study says agriculture caused 16,221 of those deaths, second only to 16,929 deaths blamed on power plants. The problem with farms: ammonia from fertilizer and animal waste that combines with sulfates from coal-fired power plants and nitrates from car exhaust to form the soot particles that are the big air pollution killers, Lelieveld says. It's not all bad news: A Carnegie Mellon engineering professor says there are ways to reduce that ammonia air pollution at relatively low costs, and Lelieveld said says if the world reduces carbon dioxide\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe main gas causing global warming\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsoot and smog levels will be cut as well.",
        "Caption": "Filthy Air Kills 3.3M a Year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand That May Double",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2250",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2016 8:43 PM) Hillary Clinton claimed Bernie Sanders wants to grow the US government by about 40% during the opening minutes of Thursday's democratic debate in Milwaukee, CNN reports. She went on to claim the numbers don't add up when looking at what Sanders is promising in services versus what citizens will pay in taxes. She said they should level with the American people about how much their proposals will cost, according to the Los Angeles Times. Sanders fired back that there will be a limit on the size of the government if he's elected president. But he's for fixing what needs fixing, be it healthcare or injustice, regardless of the initial cost to the government. He says the government has a moral obligation to look out for its people. Sanders' biggest proposal is single-payer healthcare\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor Medicare for all \u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat he maintains would save Americans money.",
        "Caption": "Clinton Claims Sanders Will Grow Government by 40%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2251",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2016 11:51 AM CDT) She ought to be a household name, at least in the world of mountaineering. But even though Lhakpa Sherpa has reached the summit of Everest six times, more than any woman in the world, she remains a relative unknown. In fact, as a profile in Outside magazine reveals, the 40-ish Nepalese native is living in Hartford, Conn., and working as a 7-Eleven clerk and a house cleaner as she raises two daughters (8 and 13) and an 18-year-old son on her own. The profile details her volatile marriage and divorce from fellow climber George Dijmarescu\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe moved to the US to be with him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalong with their nasty custody fight and her allegations of physical abuse and threats. And it reveals that Lhakpa is now attempting a seventh summit after a nearly decade-long break from Everest. I cannot talk to anybody, Lhakpa told writer Grayson Schaffer last winter when discussing her struggle to make friends. I stay in house and I \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 God, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m still thinking about the mountain. You know, my God, I need to go to Nepal. US climber Melissa Arnot, who has reached the Everest summit five times, tells Outside that I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m not sure why no one knows about her. When I ask around to Nepalis, not many have heard of her. Lhakpa hopes to change that. Though long reluctant to become a public figure, she tells the magazine that she now hopes somebody might make a movie about her life. And she wants to meet Oprah. Click for the full profile.",
        "Caption": "7-Eleven Clerk Might Be Everest's Best Female Climber",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2252",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2019 8:02 AM CDT) A man who killed three teenagers outside his suburban Atlanta home early Monday has not been charged, police say. Deputy Lee Thomas at the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office says investigators have determined that the teens\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo 16-year-old boys and a 15-year-old boy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere fatally shot during an exchange of fire with the homeowner around 4am, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. Thomas says the teens arrived with their faces covered and allegedly tried to rob people who were in the front yard of the Conyers home. They did discover masks on the young men, Sheriff Eric Levett told reporters Monday. That rose our suspicions. He said one teen was found dead in the driveway, and another was a little bit down the street, where it appears he was running. One teen died at the scene and the other two died in the hospital, authorities say. Two of the teens were reportedly brothers. One of the teens had a gun and fired at people outside the home, police say. It was five shots and then it sounded like a handgun, neighbor Carlos Watson tells WSB-TV. Then I heard somebody have an assault rifle. And it was a slew of shots that came out. Levett said the homeowner, who called 911 after the shooting, was taken to the police station for questioning but no charges have been filed, ABC reports. The sheriff said that based on the information they have, it could be a stand your ground type case. Neighbors say the homeowner, a truck driver, is extremely protective of his mother. (Police said this shooting in Florida last year was a classic stand your ground case. )",
        "Caption": "Cops: Homeowner Shot, Killed 3 Masked Teens",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2253",
        "News Article": "(Dec 2, 2015 5:47 PM) Big developments in the San Bernardino mass shooting: Police chased a black SUV\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe type of vehicle seen fleeing the shooting\u00e2\u20ac\u201dresulting in a shootout that left two suspects dead, a man and a woman, reports the Los Angeles Times. Both are still unidentified, and Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said they were armed with assault weapons and handguns. One officer was wounded in the shootout. A third person seen running from the original shooting scene has been detained, but he hasn't officially been declared a suspect. Burguan said police, acting on a tip after the mass shooting, went to a residence and soon saw the SUV leaving the home, prompting the police chase. Earlier reports said three suspects wearing body armor and armed with long guns opened fire in an auditorium of a social services facility, killing 14 and wounding 17. The auditorium was reportedly being used at the time by employees of the county health department for a holiday party. There's still no official word on a motive. Is this a terrorist incident? We do not know, said David Bowdich of the FBI. But reports are emerging that the shooting was sparked by an argument at the party.",
        "Caption": "2 Suspects Dead in San Bernardino",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2254",
        "News Article": "(Jul 8, 2009 12:18 PM CDT) Residents of a South Florida town found a surprise visitor in their pool last night: an 8-foot alligator. Someone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnobody owned up\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtied the creature to a tree with an extension cord before calling for help, the Miami Herald reports. When deputies arrived, a crowd of 30 was ogling the gator; police called a trapper to collect it. It thought it was home, said a sheriff's office rep. We live in the Everglades. The alligators were here long before us.",
        "Caption": "Floridians Gang Up on New Neighbor: 8-Foot Gator",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2255",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2011 1:40 AM) China has steamed past Japan to become the world's second-largest economy. Japan's economy, hit by a drop in exports and consumer demand, was worth $5.5 trillion at the end of last year, while China's was estimated at $5.8 trillion. China is expected to take over the US as the No. 1 economy in about a decade, reports the BBC. Japan officials played down the news. As an economy, we are not competing for rankings but working to improve citizens' lives, said the nation's economics minister.",
        "Caption": "China Economy Zooms by Japan to No. 2 Spot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2256",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2016 2:33 PM CDT) A purported organized-crime incident in Japan put the emphasis on organized in a crime that RT.com is labeling Ocean's 100. Cops believe that more than 100 thieves took part in a spree in Tokyo and 16 other prefectures on May 15, cleaning out 7-Eleven ATMS of nearly $13 million in less than three hours, the Guardian reports. Just after 5am that day, the mass withdrawals started, with the meticulous money-nabbers making a total of 14,000 or so transactions, each one reaping about $915 (the maximum allowed per ATM), before wrapping things up right before 8am. Investigators think the suspects, believed to be part of an international gang, were able to access customer accounts by using fake credit cards with account details stolen from a South Africa bank. No suspects have been caught, and officials fear they may have all fled the country. (A $1 billion bank heist was thwarted by a typo.)",
        "Caption": "Daring ATM Heist: 100 Thieves, 3 Hours, $13M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2257",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2008 7:15 AM CDT) An identical twin separated at birth from her sister in a hospital mix-up and reunited by a fluke 28 years later is suing Spanish health authorities, reports the Times of London. The mistake didn't come to light until one of the sisters walked into a shop run by a friend of the other. The friend, startled when the woman snubbed her, realized she was a twin and arranged for the sisters to meet. The similarity was crushing, said the friend. They were like two drops of water. DNA tests proved the two were sisters. A baby girl born three days later had accidentally been switched with one of the twins. In one day, my world fell apart, the twin raised with the wrong family said of the reunion. I wish it had never happened. She is seeking $5 million in damages.",
        "Caption": "Split Twin Sues Hospital After Fluke Meeting 28 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2258",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2009 5:43 AM CDT) A man convicted of fencing cadavers stolen from UCLA's willed body program has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, NBC reports. The lawyer for Ernest Nelson, 51, argued that his client\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s sales to big-name customers such as Johnson & Johnson were all above board, and that the only thief is the UCLA program director who pocketed what Nelson paid him for the corpses.",
        "Caption": "Cadaver Fence Gets 10 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2259",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2008 3:20 PM) Stocks fell today after Toyota warned of looming losses and Walgreen announced a reduction in profit, MarketWatch reports. Amid light trading volume, the Dow dropped 59.42 to close at 8,519.69, the Nasdaq fell 31.97, closing at 1,532.35, and the S&P 500 shed 16.25 to close at 871.63. Walgreens posted a 10% profit loss for the quarter, citing store-openings and other costs. In a sign that the holiday shopping might not bring retailers much relief, online seasonal sales fell 1% from last year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dits first decline 7 years, sales tracker ComScore reported.",
        "Caption": "Dow Sheds 59 on Ugly Reports",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2260",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2016 6:32 PM CDT) A 5-year-old boy is being called a hero after pulling his 2-year-old brother from the fiery wreck that killed their father, KPRC reports. According to KHOU, the boys were riding in an 18-wheel moving truck with their father shortly after 1am Friday in Houston when the truck hit a guardrail and pillar and flipped over. It's unclear what caused their father to lose control. Both the 5-year-old and his father were ejected from the truck, which burst into flames. The 5-year-old somehow escaped serious injury, went back to the burning truck, and pulled his younger brother to safety, the New York Daily News reports. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a trooper, Sgt. James Roque tells KPRC. He helped us out a lot to piece together a lot of things we would not have known. The boys' mother was in an RV driving ahead of the truck\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe family was moving to Galveston\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand kept going, apparently unaware of the crash. She didn't find out until hours later. Both boys were taken to the hospital. The 2-year-old has severe burns but is expected to recover.",
        "Caption": "5-Year-Old Saves 2-Year-Old Brother After Deadly Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2261",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2015 4:40 PM CDT) San Bernardino County is down 10 sheriff's deputies today, all of them placed on paid leave after a TV news helicopter filmed them beating a prone suspect offering no resistance, reports the Los Angeles Times. Sheriff John McMahon did not release their names, citing threats to the department after NBC4 aired its footage. In a follow-up, the station does the rough math: In the two minutes after the man was stunned with a Taser, it appeared deputies kicked him 17 times, punched him 37 times, and struck him with batons four times. Thirteen blows appeared to be to the head. Suspect Francis Pusok fled deputies who arrived at his house to serve a search warrant in an identity theft investigation, then led police on a long chase that ended with him falling off a horse and being beaten. His attorneys say he is bruised and in pain behind bars, reports AP. He remembers being beat, and he remembers that he wasn't resisting, that he laid still, he complied immediately, says one. He says that he didn't even move a muscle because he didn't want to be continuously beat, yet it still happened. Another adds that when the beating stopped, a deputy whispered in his ear, This isn't over.",
        "Caption": "10 Deputies on Leave After Videotaped Beating",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2262",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2015 12:32 PM CDT) A 65-year-old woman in Israel has just become a mother for the first time. The ultra-Orthodox woman gave birth to a healthy 5.9-pound baby boy this week, reports the Jerusalem Post. Haya Shahar did so thanks to IVF treatment she had outside the country, likely Russia, because Israel forbids the procedure for women older than 54. We do not recommend this, says Dr. Tal Biron of Kfar Saba hospital. Nevertheless, he added that the baby is very cute. Shahar's husband is 67, and they'd been trying unsuccessfully to have a baby throughout their 46-year marriage. The Post notes the sperm was either donated or bought, but the hospital won't specify; Haaretz says the couple used a donor egg. While the delivery (by C-section) makes Shahar the oldest woman to give birth in Israel, it's not a world record. Among the older verified births are one in Spain and another in Romania, both with women who delivered at age 66 after IVF treatments, notes the Mommy Files blog at the San Francisco Chronicle. The oldest woman on record to conceive naturally is a woman in the UK who gave birth at 59, it adds. Shahar and her husband credit a rabbi's blessing for their new son. The baby is a darling and there is no despair in the world, and the chapter never ends, they said. (A 65-year-old woman in Germany is expecting quadruplets.)",
        "Caption": "65-Year-Old Gives Birth, Sets Record",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2263",
        "News Article": "(Feb 27, 2013 1:33 AM) Egyptian authorities have ordered all hot-air balloons grounded while the crash that killed 19 tourists in Luxor yesterday is investigated. The ban came as more details emerged about the crash that is believed to be the deadliest in ballooning history, the BBC reports. Witnesses say the balloon was seconds from landing when a gas fire broke out. The pilot, engulfed in flames, jumped out when the balloon was about 10 feet from the ground, the Guardian reports. Another tourist, the only other person to survive, leaped out before the balloon shot back up in the air to a height of around 1,000 feet and then fell to the ground. As the burning balloon rose, people were jumping out of the balloon from about the height of a seven-story building, a witness who was in another balloon tells the BBC. The victims include nine tourists from Hong Kong, four Japanese nationals, two British, two French, one Egyptian, and a Hungarian, Egyptian authorities say. Investigators say they haven't determined whether human error or a maintenance problem caused the crash, which is expected to further damage the country's already ailing tourist industry.",
        "Caption": "Egypt Grounds Balloons After Crash Kills 19",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2264",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2011 1:10 AM CDT) Two US Marines were killed when the Super Cobra attack helicopter they were flying in went down in flames during a training exercise at California's camp Pendleton. Firefighters were battling a 120-acre brush fire triggered by the afternoon crash late yesterday. It was the third major accident in the Southern California military base in three months. A similar helicopter crash in July killed one Marine and injured five. Two Marines suffered broken bones when they ejected from a crippled fighter jet that crashed into the Pacific last month during a Camp Pendleton training exercise. Officials are investigating the cause of yesterday's crash, reports KGTV San Diego. It's a tough time for us, said USMC Maj. Carl Redding. Anytime we lose Marines whether in war or in training stateside it's hard for all of us.",
        "Caption": "2 Marines Die in California Training Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2265",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2012 12:24 PM) The US government's $10 million L Prize was supposed to go to a manufacturer that developed an affordable low-energy light bulb, but the Philips LED bulb that won\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow available for purchase\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill set you back $50. LED bulbs similar to the L Prize winner can cost less than half that, the Washington Post notes. Indeed, the contest sought a bulb that would go for just $22 its first year on the market, and $8 by its third year. Following legislation signed by George W. Bush, traditional incandescent bulbs are gradually being banned: This year, it's the 100-watt bulb; next year, the 75-watt, and then the 60-watt. The prize was intended to create an affordable alternative to the 60-watt, the most commonly used bulb. Philips attributes the added cost to the fact that the bulb is so efficient, using just 10 watts, as well as effective. This is a Cadillac product, and that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why you have a premium on it, says a Home Depot rep.",
        "Caption": "$10M Prize for Affordable Eco-Bulb Goes to ... $50 Bulb",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2266",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2015 7:02 AM) If he was racing today, Lance Armstrong wouldn't dope, he tells the BBC, because I don't think you have to. But if you were to put him in a time machine and take him back to 1995, when doping was completely pervasive, he says, I would probably do it again. That's not to say he has no regrets, he says in his first TV interview since his Oprah Winfrey confessional. (The BBC is airing a 30-minute documentary on Armstrong Thursday.) During his doping years, he was also an asshole to a dozen people, some of whom had accused him of doping, he explains, so I would want to change the man that did those things, maybe not the decision, but the way he acted. The way he treated people, the way he couldn't stop fighting. It was unacceptable, inexcusable.",
        "Caption": "Lance Armstrong: In 1995, 'I'd Probably Do It Again'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2267",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2012 2:30 PM) A man wielding a sharp-edged weapon killed one person in a Casper neighborhood today before killing a male teacher and himself in a community college classroom, causing a campus-wide lockdown as authorities tried to piece together what happened. Police found the suspect and one of the victims dead at a science building on the Casper College campus. The other victim was found about two miles away. The attacker wasn't believed to be a Casper College student, and it appeared he knew the victims, said Casper Police Chief Chris Walsh. He didn't identify the suspect or victims. The attack at the two-year community college, about 250 miles northwest of Denver, occurred just before 9am.",
        "Caption": "3 Dead After Attack at Wyoming College",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2268",
        "News Article": "(Aug 5, 2015 5:28 AM CDT) It might seem like something out of Star Trek, but pills that are produced by a printer are now a reality and the FDA has approved the first one. In what the BBC says is a world first, Aprecia Pharmaceuticals has won approval to produce epilepsy medication Spritam on a 3D printer. In a press release, the company explains that 3D printing on a device it has developed, which creates the pill layer by layer, allows for the creation of a porous formulation that rapidly disintegrates with a sip of liquid, allowing it to pack higher doses into a single pill and making it a lot easier for children or people with swallowing disorders to take their medicine. The pill, which is a new version of a medication used to treat seizures, is expected to hit the market early next year and Aprecia says it is working on more, reports NPR. Experts say the technology, which will allow makers to create pills with very precise, personalized doses, could revolutionize the industry. For the last 50 years we have manufactured tablets in factories and shipped them to hospitals and for the first time this process means we can produce tablets much closer to the patient, a lecturer in pharmaceutics at the University of Central Lancashire tells the BBC. (A 3D printer was used to give this dog new front legs.)",
        "Caption": "FDA OKs 1st 3D-Printed Pill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2269",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2015 4:50 AM CDT) If you're between 50 and 70 years old and you're not already taking a low dose of aspirin, it's something you should consider, according to a federal panel. Aspirin is already recommended for people with a history of heart trouble, and the US Preventive Services Task Force now says a daily dose will help prevent people at risk from developing heart problems, as well as help cut their risk of colorectal cancer, reports the New York Times. The panel defined people at risk as those 50 to 69 with more than a 10% risk of a heart attack in the next 10 years, which can be calculated here. Long-term use of aspirin can, however, trigger potentially fatal bleeding in the stomach or the brain, and the nation's health experts are fiercely debating the wisdom of the task force's advice. The FDA said last year that it doesn't believe evidence supports the use of aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke, the chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic tells the Washington Post. He says it's an incredible paradox that two arms of government are giving conflicting advice\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand he sides with the FDA. Meanwhile, the chief of cardiology at Georgetown University tells NBC News that he hopes the advice will at least make more people aware of the benefits and risks of aspirin, helping the right people to start taking it and the wrong people, including those at higher risk of bleeding, to stop. (British researchers say that despite the risks, aspirin is one of the three most important ways to reduce cancer deaths.)",
        "Caption": "Experts: Here's Why More Over-50s Should Take Aspirin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2270",
        "News Article": "(Aug 9, 2016 1:20 PM CDT) A Kansas couple whose farmhouse became the nexus of seemingly the entire country's internet misdeeds is suing the company they say is responsible, Courthouse News Service reports. James and Theresa Arnold rented a farmhouse in Potwin in 2011. That's when the problems started. According to the Wichita Eagle, the Arnolds have been accused of computer fraud, stealing Facebook identities, tax fraud, attempted suicide, holding girls at the residence for the purpose of making pornographic films, and more. Law enforcement and various angry individuals would turn up day and night, and the Arnolds had no idea why\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil a tech reporter cracked the mystery last spring. The Arnolds filed a lawsuit against MaxMind on Monday, seeking more than $75,000 in damages, KMBC reports. The lawsuit claims the tech company made the Arnolds' farmhouse the default physical address of any website for which it couldn't locate an IP address. (The home's front yard happens to be the center of the US, per the Eagle.) Over 14 years, the farmhouse became the default location for 600 million IP addresses. This has led to emotional distress, fear for their safety, and humiliation, according to the lawsuit. MaxMind was informed of the issue and changed its system so the default address is in the middle of a lake somewhere. But those 600 million IP addresses still point to the Arnolds' rental home.",
        "Caption": "Lawsuit: Firm Made Farmhouse the Address for 600M Websites",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2271",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2009 10:41 AM) Oh, the aughts had their moments, what with disputed elections, terrorist attacks, invasions, and Rickrolling. If you, like most, can't remember anything else that happened, the Frisky has a treat for you: Newsweek's condensed version of the past decade in 7 short minutes. Spoiler alert: Barack Obama becomes the first black president.",
        "Caption": "The Last Decade in 7 Merciful Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2272",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2011 12:13 AM) A mother and her four children were struck dead by lightning when a bolt struck their thatched home in South Africa. Busisiwe Mdluli, 36, dropped dead alongside her children, ages 6 months to 12 years old. Three other children survived but were badly burned. The father was away at work when the tragedy occurred, reports the Telegraph. He is absolutely shattered, said a local official. The poor man lost half of his family in one moment.",
        "Caption": "Lightning Kills Mom, 4 Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2273",
        "News Article": "(Oct 13, 2013 6:31 AM CDT) You might think that the nation's food stamps program finds its biggest threat in the House of Representatives, but yesterday it was an innocent test of a backup system that felled the system in 17 states, including Ohio and Michigan. The system failure that began yesterday morning took out the EBT debit-card system, leaving shoppers unable to pay for groceries. Emergency vouchers were available in some areas, reports the AP, but many who use the benefits were simply out of luck. You don't want children going hungry tonight because of stupidity, said one woman affected by the outage. It's been terrible, said one cashier in Mississippi. It's just been some angry folks. That's what a lot of folks depend on. Xerox Corp., the vendor who was running the routine tests, said it had restored service by last night. Affected states were: Alabama, California, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia.",
        "Caption": "Glitch Torpedoes Food Stamps in 17 States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2274",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2009 11:25 AM CDT) House Republicans are pushing an alternative budget plan that would cut income tax rates and radically overhaul Medicare, the AP reports. The plan unveiled today by Paul Ryan of Wisconsin also freezes overall spending on domestic programs and repeals most of the spending in President Obama's recently passed economic stimulus bill. Despite the reductions, the plan projects permanent deficits exceeding $500 billion into the future, fueled largely by big tax cuts. The GOP plan would offer couples the option of a 10% rate on the first $100,000 of income, with a 25% rate thereafter. On Medicare, workers under 55 would receive premium subsidies equal to the average Medicare benefit when they retire.",
        "Caption": "GOP Pushes Budget With Tax Cuts, $500B Deficit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2275",
        "News Article": "(Apr 7, 2009 5:44 PM CDT) Rescuers today pulled a 20-year-old female student alive from the rubble of the earthquake in Italy, more than 42 hours after it struck, Sky News reports. She's safe! the woman's uncle told AP. She appears to be fine, except for a minor arm injury. As strong aftershocks rattled the area, the death toll rose to 235, with 15 still missing. Up to 25,000 people have been left homeless in central Italy. PM Silvio Berlusconi said rescue operations would continue for another two days, until we are satisfied there are no more survivors. He also said that emergency accommodations for the homeless were being prepared. We shall have 20 tent cities ready shortly which will accommodate 14,500 people. L\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Aquila\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s archbishop said a mass funeral for the dead would be staged there on Good Friday.",
        "Caption": "Woman Pulled From Quake Rubble; Toll Hits 235",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2276",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2009 7:34 AM CDT) Victoria Beckham has landed a $5 million contract to sit in for Paula Abdul on American Idol, even though inside sources claim she fumbled her audition, reports the Daily Mail. She has host Simon Cowell's support, though program producers are still worried she comes across as too British and is too painfully thin to satisfy American audiences.\u00c2 They'll be closely following approval ratings in focus groups to determine how long she continues in the hot seat.",
        "Caption": "Posh Reels In $5M Idol Contract",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2277",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2015 9:23 AM CDT) The Islamic State released more than 200 Yazidis today after holding them for eight months, an Iraqi Kurdish security official says, the latest mass release of captives by the extremists. Gen. Hiwa Abdullah says most of the freed 216 prisoners are in poor health and bear signs of abuse and neglect. He adds that about 40 children are among those released, while the rest are elderly. No reason was given for the release of the prisoners, who were originally abducted from the area around Sinjar. Tens of thousands of Yazidis fled in August when ISIS captured the northern Iraqi town, but hundreds were taken captive by the group, with some Yazidi women forced into slavery, according to international rights groups and Iraqi officials. In January, ISIS released some 200 Yazidi prisoners as well. At the time, Kurdish military officials said they believed the extremists released the prisoners as they were too much of a burden. Today's handover took place in Himera just southwest of Kirkuk, 180 miles north of Baghdad. The freed Yazidis were taken away by ambulances and buses to receive treatment and care.",
        "Caption": "ISIS Releases 216 Yazidis After 8 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2278",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2014 8:21 AM) A boat carrying local tourists capsized today in India's Andaman Sea in the Bay of Bengal, killing 21 people, officials said. Thirteen were rescued, said top Administrator P. Jawahar. Rescuers were looking for another nine people believed to be missing, CNN-IBN television news channel reported. The boat sank off the eastern Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and initial reports said the tourists were all Indians. Jawahar said authorities were investigating the cause of the sinking. Accidents are common in India as many ferries are poorly built and often overcrowded, with little regard for safety regulations.",
        "Caption": "India Tourist Ferry Sinks, Kills 21",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2279",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2009 5:15 PM) James Bain left prison today after serving 35 years for a crime he didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t commit. The 54-year-old Florida man, cleared by DNA evidence of the 1974 rape of a 9-year-old boy, appeared relieved as he left the courthouse after a judge signed the order vacating his conviction. A bit of future shock greeted him on the courtroom steps, when a family member gave him a cell phone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhis mother was calling\u00e2\u20ac\u201da device he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d never used before. Asked if he thought this day would come, Bain said nope, telling a reporter that he got through his ordeal one day at a time. One thing that helped him keep a positive mindset? Watching Titanic. Bain offered support for other wrongfully convicted people in prison, and said he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d like to go back to school, the Tampa Tribune reports. But he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s still taking it one day at a time: The main thing, he said, is to get back to my mom.",
        "Caption": "Innocent Man Free After 35 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2280",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2014 7:01 PM CDT) Rescue workers using dogs and thermal-detection gear to search rubble for more victims of yesterday's gas explosion in East Harlem found an eighth body today. Meanwhile, investigators tried to pinpoint the leak and determine whether it had anything to do with the city's aging gas and water mains, some from the 1800s. At least five people were unaccounted for after the deafening blast destroyed two five-story apartment buildings that were served by an 1887 cast-iron gas main. More than 60 people were injured. (DNA Info has details on some of those killed, including a chef, a dental hygienist, and a musician. Fire and utility officials said that if the buildings were plagued in recent days or weeks by strong gas odors, as some tenants claimed, they have no evidence anyone reported it before yesterday. National Transportation Safety Board team member Robert Sumwalt said the gas main and distribution pipe under the street had been examined in a crater and were found to be intact, with no obvious punctures or ruptures. However, he said NTSB investigators had been unable to conduct a fuller examination because of the rescue effort underway, and it was unclear whether the leak came from inside or outside the buildings. He said there had also been a water main break at the site, but it was unknown if that contributed to the gas explosion or was caused by it. The water main was installed in 1897, according to the city.",
        "Caption": "8th Body Found in NYC Blast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2281",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2016 10:00 AM CDT) Twin bombings near the Afghan Defense Ministry have killed at least 24 people, including two security force generals, in an attack claimed by the Taliban, the AP reports. A Public Health Ministry spokesman says another 91 people were wounded in Monday's attack in central Kabul; Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi says a district police chief and five other police officers were among those killed. A Defense Ministry spokesman, who says the second bombing was caused by a suicide attacker who struck the area of the first blast after security forces gathered there, adds the attack took place as ministry employees were leaving their offices for the day. A senior police investigator says the suicide attacker was wearing a military uniform. Dozens of ambulances raced to the scene after the blasts, and security forces blocked off roads leading to the area. A 34-year-old witness describes the scene of chaos he witnessed. The second explosion was so strong, and many people, including security officials, were killed and wounded, he says. President Ashraf Ghani condemned the attack in a statement, saying, The enemies of Afghanistan have lost their ability to fight the Security and Defense Forces of the country and thus attack highways, cities, mosques, schools, and common people. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says his group had carried out the attack. The insurgents have been fighting to overthrow the US-backed government for 15 years, and they frequently target Afghan security forces. (A video of a US mom held captive in Afghanistan recently emerged.)",
        "Caption": "2 Bombings Kill 24 Near Afghan Defense Ministry",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2282",
        "News Article": "(Jan 22, 2011 12:17 PM) We know sleep deprivation comes at a cost, and now we know precisely how much, at least in caloric terms. After studying subjects who lived in a sealed room for three days, University of Colorado researchers calculated that the body burns an extra 161 calories to fuel an all-nighter. As Science News points out, it's the equivalent of a warm glass of milk. For those thinking they can burn off extra pounds by forgoing sleep, forget it. The body tries to make up for the deficit it the next day by saving extra energy.",
        "Caption": "An All-Nighter's Cost? 161 Calories",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2283",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2015 6:31 PM CDT) Twenty years ago this week, Susan Smith was convicted of strapping her two little boys into their car seats and letting the car roll into a South Carolina lake. After 3-year-old Michael and 1-year-old Alex drowned, Smith made up a story about being carjacked by a black man before admitting the truth nine days later. In a letter to the State, Smith says the public has the wrong idea about her. I am not the monster society thinks I am, the 43-year-old writes to reporter Harrison Cahill. I am far from it. For one thing, she disputes prosecutors' contention that she killed the boys to be with a man. Something went very wrong that night, writes Smith. I was not myself. ... There was no motive as it was not even a planned event. I was not in my right mind. She made up the carjacking story, she says, because I didn't know how to tell the people who loved Michael & Alex that they would never see them again. She also reveals that she planned to kill herself and leave a note about what happened before the truth came out. Smith is serving a life sentence. NBC recalls a sad coda: In 1996, seven people, including four children, drowned while visiting memorials for the boys at John D. Long Lake.",
        "Caption": "Mom Who Drowned Boys 20 Years Ago: I'm No 'Monster'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2284",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2013 4:05 PM) The good old USPS got its three-cent rate hike approved today, in a move aimed at stemming the $5 billion that the post office says it lost in the last fiscal year. The change\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich brings the cost of a first-class stamp to 49 cents\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgoes into effect on Jan. 26 for no more than two years, notes the AP, and the Postal Service hopes it will allow it to recoup some $2.8 billion. The first-class stamp wasn't the only product affected: Bulk mail, package services, and periodicals will also see a 6% hike.",
        "Caption": "Cost of a Stamp Just Went Up 3 Cents",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2285",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2012 12:36 PM CDT) Europe's debt crisis proves the need for governments around the globe to take big steps to get their economies back on track\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that may mean their citizens working for an extra decade ... or two. AIG's chief executive expects the retirement age to ultimately jump to 70, 80 years old, Robert Benmosche tells Bloomberg. That would make pensions, medical services more affordable. They will keep people working longer and will take that burden off of the youth. To wit, the life expectancy in Greece is 81.3 years but the effective retirement age is just 59.6. Its people have to see there is no easy way out of this, he adds.",
        "Caption": "AIG Boss: Get Ready to Retire at 80",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2286",
        "News Article": "(Apr 7, 2016 10:00 AM CDT) A young North Carolina couple is in trouble with the law after the four children living with them were tested for drug use\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand all four tests came back positive, FOX Carolina reports. Kimberly Dawn Lowery, 29, and Nathan Todd Vallini, 27, were arrested and slapped with four counts each of contributing to the delinquency of a minor (a misdemeanor) in the case of the four kids, who range in age from 4 to 12. It's not clear from reports whose children they are, but a relative of one of the kids had reportedly filed a complaint about drugs at the residence, prompting a probe. Lowery and Vallini's next court date is April 25 in McDowell County, per FOX8. (These Florida parents apparently used drugs as an incentive for their kids to do chores.",
        "Caption": "2 Busted After 4 Kids Test Positive for Meth",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2287",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2015 6:55 AM) Donald Trump on Monday proposed that CNN pony up if it wants him to participate in its Dec. 15 Republican debate. Asking price? $5 million. He views the money as restitution (NBC News calls it a ransom ): CNN doesn't treat me properly, Trump said at a rally in Macon, Ga., noting his star power helped attract 23 million viewers to CNN's last debate. How about I tell CNN that I'm not gonna do the next debate? he said, per USA Today, to what NBC News describes as tepid applause. Then he got more specific: I won't do the debate unless they pay me $5 million, all of which money goes to the Wounded Warriors or to vets. He said pundits will likely call him chicken but added he doesn't care about the opinions of talking heads, who are not smart people at all. (CNN has allegedly been caught selectively editing Trump comments.)",
        "Caption": "Trump Says He Should Get $5M to Show Up at Next Debate",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2288",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2013 12:31 PM CDT) Here's one thing you definitely don't want to find in your water source: 900 or so dead pigs. But that's exactly what Chinese officials have pulled out of a Shanghai river that serves as a city water source. But there's mystery added to the ick factor, notes the AP: City officials aren't sure were the pigs came from, whether they were dumped, or what might have killed them. They say there's no sign of any epidemic, and they emphasize that the water is being tested.",
        "Caption": "China Fishes 900 Dead Pigs From River",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2289",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2015 1:08 AM CDT) A salmonella outbreak likely linked to raw tuna has sickened 53 people in nine states, health officials say. Most of the cases\u00e2\u20ac\u201d31\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare in California, according to state officials. Other affected states include Arizona, Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Ten people have been hospitalized but no deaths have been reported, according to state and federal officials. The source of the outbreak is unknown, but most who fell ill reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. At this time, a common brand or supplier of raw tuna has not been identified, the CDC said on its website. Salmonella is a bacteria and the most common source of food poisoning in the US. Symptoms include diarrhea, cramping, and fever. Health officials say the elderly, young children, pregnant women, and people with weak immune systems should avoid raw fish and raw shellfish. This is a good reminder to Californians that there are sometimes risks when eating raw or undercooked meats, fish, or poultry, the director of the California Department of Public Health said in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Sushi Linked to 9-State Salmonella Outbreak",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2290",
        "News Article": "(Jun 18, 2015 9:38 AM CDT) A spokesman for the Bay Area contractor that built the Berkeley apartments where a balcony collapsed Tuesday, killing six, says the company has a very good reputation and has never had an incident like this before, but a series of recent lawsuits suggests otherwise, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Segue Construction paid out $3 million in 2014 in a settlement dealing with water penetration issues on balconies in a San Jose apartment complex, the paper notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dissues that Segue blamed on a subcontractor before settling. Segue spokesman Sam Singer tells the Chronicle the San Jose balconies were substantially different in design from the Berkeley balcony. But a second suit Segue settled in 2013 ended with a $3.5 million payout to the owners of a Millbrae condo complex, with a lawyer for the plaintiffs telling the paper water got into the structural wood framing for the balconies and dry-rotted out the wood members, as suspected in the Berkeley collapse. And Berkleyside.com has uncovered yet another lawsuit, still in litigation, accusing Segue of water intrusion causing tangible property damage in Colma, though balconies weren't specifically mentioned. The website also details $11,000 in OSHA fines Segue has racked up since 2006 for work-site safety violations; Singer says the fines were pretty minimal considering how much work Segue has done over the years. But back in Berkeley, Singer tells the Chronicle building maintenance needs priority, and Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates says state balcony codes may need to be scrutinized. Meanwhile, hundreds attended a Mass and separate candlelight vigil for the victims last night, and pointing fingers wasn't on the agenda. We may ... want to lash out and talk about the balcony and who built it, said Father Aidan McAleenan at the Oakland cathedral Mass, per the AP. But at the end of the day what [families] want the most is to see their loved ones.",
        "Caption": "Berkeley Complex Builder Paid $6.5M in Balcony Suits",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2291",
        "News Article": "(Oct 27, 2010 3:00 PM CDT) TheStreet.com has its least favorite companies listed on its site. It has two new additions and many returning losers. New to its list of the most egregiously poor performers is Yahoo. Both Yang and Bartz are dissed equally. Then there's Boeing\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmaking the F grade for the so far seemingly endless delays in launching the 787 Nightm.., er, Dreamliner. Rounding out the list are Time Warner, Jamba Juice, and Sirius XM, plus 5 more. And just for fun, writer Scott Rothbort beats some dead horses like Circuit City and Six Flags. See the full list here.",
        "Caption": "10 Worst-Managed Companies of 2010",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2292",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2015 8:49 AM) The decimal points alone could buy a posh residence: An unknown buyer has paid $100.47 million for a Manhattan condo overlooking Central Park. The 11,000-square-foot penthouse is in the luxe One57 apartment tower, reports the Real Deal. It's not only the highest price ever paid for a Manhattan condo, it's the first single-family home in New York City to sell for more than $100 million, reports the Daily News. The sale breaks the previous city mark of $88 million set a few years ago by a Russian mogul.",
        "Caption": "Manhattan Condo Sells for Record $100M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2293",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2010 8:10 AM CDT) With the 60th anniversary of the Korean War fast approaching, cash-strapped North Korea is demanding that the US pay it nearly $65 trillion to repay it for the damage caused by those decades of hostility, the AFP reports. According to the regime's inscrutable math, the US owes $26.5 trillion to cover wartime atrocities, $13.7 trillion in losses from economic sanctions, and $16.7 trillion in property losses. The country says it's not counting any losses incurred due to sanctions in place since 2006, when it performed a nuclear test. North Korea's news agency says the country has a justifiable right to the money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Newser says good luck with that.",
        "Caption": "North Korea: US Owes Us $65T",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2294",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2012 3:21 PM CDT) A man wearing an Afghan army uniform shot dead a US service member in the east of the country, one of two NATO troops killed today, military officials said. NATO didn't officially disclose the nationality of the victim, but a senior US defense official said he was an American soldier. The Taliban took credit for the attack, though the Taliban regularly takes credit for attacks they were not involved in. It was the 20th incident this year in which Afghan soldiers or insurgents disguised in military uniforms have turned their weapons on foreign troops. The pace of such attacks is accelerating; there were only 21 attacks all last year and 11 in 2010. What's more, the coalition does not report those attacks in which an Afghan wounds or misses his target. US officials say that in most cases the rogue soldiers are motivated not by sympathy for the Taliban, but rather by personal grievances.",
        "Caption": "For 20th Time This Year, Afghan Soldier Strikes NATO",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2295",
        "News Article": "(Sep 18, 2015 9:59 AM CDT) A small church in northeast Georgia is defending its decision to revoke the membership of a 103-year-old woman who disagreed with the pastor. The Athens Banner-Herald reported today that Union Grove Baptist Church of Elberton said Genora H. Biggs was displaying conduct detrimental to the congregation. The woman has been a church member for 92 years but disagreed with its pastor, Timothy Mattox, about worship practices that include laying hands on members. Biggs, a retired teacher, says such activities aren't Baptist but were introduced at the church by Mattox, one of her former students. He is a holy sanctified minister or so he says. We voted him in and we didn't know it until he was there. We are Baptists and that's what we want to stay, Biggs says. A statement from the Union Grove church said fellow members decided to remove Biggs. It was determined by the congregation during a church conference meeting, which Mrs. Biggs was present at ... that the behavior of Mrs. Biggs and others was detrimental to the church at large and could no longer be allowed, according to the statement. Church members voted in August to revoke Biggs' membership, although she has continued attending services. Biggs was previously a church officer, and her father was one of its founders. She received a letter about her expulsion. I was unhappy and shocked, says Biggs. I joined the church when I was 11 years old. Also banned from the church were Biggs' grandson (a member for 30 years) and an ordained minister who was also a member of the church.",
        "Caption": "Georgia Church Expels 103-Year-Old Woman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2296",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2014 8:20 AM) Facebook is poised for a private-company first: The social network plans to pay $200,000 a year for three years to fund the employment of a local cop. The community safety police officer will receive $108,000 per year to protect Menlo Park, Calif., a city of 30,000, NBC Bay Area reports. Amid word the city needed the funds, Facebook representatives made the offer late last year; yesterday, the city council unanimously approved the idea. The new hire will focus on establishing school and business security measures, with special attention to fighting truancy and collecting gang intel, and will work out of a substation about a quarter-mile from Facebook's new West Campus, in a poorer area of town, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Reaction to the plan has been mixed: Mayor Ray Mueller calls Facebook's offer a gift focused on youth. But others aren't so sure. This comes awfully close to naming rights. So what will things be called now, 'Google City Hall?' asks a government accountability advocate. A former California mayor says the company must make it clear that it won't receive special treatment. There's potential for the conflict of interest, if Facebook asks for an expansion or a waiver of a parking ticket, she notes. Either way, a police expert calls the public-private move unprecedented ... but this may be the model of the future.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Ponies Up $600K to Pay for City Cop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2297",
        "News Article": "(Jan 1, 2014 12:00 PM) A New Year's fireworks display went extremely awry last night, when investigators say the fireworks sparked a blaze that ultimately destroyed 300 porta-potties. The San Antonio fire started in the grass and spread to a rental business, News 4 reports. No one was injured except one firefighter who stepped on a nail.",
        "Caption": "300 Porta-Potties Set Ablaze by New Year's Fireworks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2298",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2015 3:20 PM CDT) US stocks are closing solidly higher ahead of the start of a crucial Federal Reserve policy meeting. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 228 points, or 1.4%, to 16,599 today. The Standard & Poor's 500 index climbed 25 points, or 1.3%, to 1,978. The Nasdaq composite rose 54 points, or 1.1%, to 4,860. Industrial stocks rose more than the rest of the market. General Electric gained 2%. Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.28%. Opinions are split over whether the Fed will raise its benchmark interest rate for the first time in almost a decade. Many are speculating that the Fed will hold off and keep borrowing costs cheap. The Fed winds up its two-day meeting on Thursday.",
        "Caption": "Dow Closes Up 228 Ahead of Fed Meeting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2299",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2012 12:43 AM CDT) Two teenage girls who fell asleep while sunbathing on a quiet rural road in Pennsylvania were struck by a car yesterday. The 13-year-old pals were airlifted to a nearby hospital, and are expected to survive. They were hit by a car driven by a cousin of one of the girls. He had just stopped at a stop sign, and struck the girls as he turned the corner. He was questioned by police and released, reports WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh.",
        "Caption": "2 Dozing Teens Sunbathing on Road Hit by Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2300",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2010 5:00 AM CDT) Albert Gonzalez, the man who stole more than 90 million credit and debit card numbers from American retail giant TJX, was sentenced to 20 years in prison yesterday. It is the longest-ever sentence for a computer crime in America. Prosecutors hope the sentence will serve as a deterrent. What matters is that teenagers and young people not look up to him, the prosecutor said. Most of Gonzalez\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s crimes were committed while he was earning $75,000 per year as an undercover informant for the U.S. Secret Service. The defense had argued for the minimum sentence, 15 years, claiming the 28-year-old was a computer addict with Asperger's Syndrome. A psychiatrist who examined him for prosecutors, however, found no evidence of either condition, Wired notes.",
        "Caption": "Credit Card Hacker Gets 20 Years in Prison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2301",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2011 1:04 PM) Headphones distributor H&H Imports enjoyed a 240% increase in stock value over the weekend, thanks to \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 50 Cent. The rapper plugged one of the company's headphone brands Friday, then went on to tweet all weekend about the stock, Business Insider reports. The result: HNHI, a penny stock, gained a staggering $50 million from Friday. And seeing as the rapper owned 30 million shares and each one gained 29 cents, he earned himself $8.7 million just by tweeting. Click for more on 50 Cent's stock scheme.",
        "Caption": "How 50 Cent Made $9M From One Weekend of Tweeting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2302",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2012 6:24 AM) At 9:30 this morning, exactly one week after 20 children and six teachers were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School, bells will toll 26 times in memorial for the terrible tragedy, reports the Hartford Courant. Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy has called for a Day of Mourning today, and many governors across America have said they, too, will hold a moment of silence and ring bells for Newtown. (Though Reuters notes the National Cathedral intends to ring its bell 28 times, in most places no bell will toll for Nancy Lanza, who has been omitted from most memorials.",
        "Caption": "At 9:30 This Morning, Nation to Pause",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2303",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2016 2:03 PM) Thanks to cell phone cameras, celebrities are photographed and videoed stumbling out of Hollywood restaurants and clubs after having a few too many margaritas on a near-regular basis. However, in a few instances, wasted celebrities make a spectacle of themselves in some very peculiar ways: Click for 21 more instances of drunk celebrities behaving badly.",
        "Caption": "5 Crazy Things Celebrities Have Done While Drunk",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2304",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2012 1:39 PM CDT) A Metropolitan Museum of Art catalog in 2011 listed a 19th-century watercolor Paul Cezanne made as a study for his Card Players series as whereabouts unknown. No more: The work, which Reuters describes as rare and pristine, was discovered by Christie's as it worked with the estate of Dr. Heniz Eichenwald, who died in September. Last seen in public in 1953, the work on paper is expected to fetch as much as $20 million when it hits the block in May. Eichenwald's family has possessed the work for eight decades. Explains Christie's president, They were very private people. The art was for their enjoyment rather than for public display. It was not hidden away in the house, it was enjoyed. But it wasn't as important for their social position as it was for them. Reuters notes that it has been a decade since a work on paper headlined a sale of Impressionist and Modern art.",
        "Caption": "Cezanne Under Wraps Since 1953 Could Fetch $20M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2305",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2014 6:19 AM CDT) Do what you love\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot just to enjoy yourself, but possibly even to live longer. So says Herman Hy Goldman, who yesterday celebrated his 101st birthday not in a nursing home but surrounded by coworkers at Capitol Lighting in East Hanover, NJ, where he has been working for 73 years. Aside from a stint in the Army during World War II, he has been with the company since 1941, reports CBS New York. These days he spends four days a week repairing light fixtures in a workshop in the back. Goldman even continued to work after losing his wife. He was very devoted to his wife, who was a wonderful lady who also worked for us, co-owner Max Lebersfeld tells News 12 New Jersey. She passed away, but he came back from that. Goldman, who in spite of his three-digit age still drives himself to work in his 1999 Ford Contour, says the work gives me a reason to get up in the morning and go. ... To sit down and watch television all day, that's not going to help you. As to whether it gets boring, he says, Each [repair job] is a challenge and that's it. (Check out what it feels like to be 100.)",
        "Caption": "Man, 101, Has Worked at One Company for 73 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2306",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2010 3:57 AM CDT) One out of four adult men travel with a secret tucked away in their suitcases\u00e2\u20ac\u201da special stuffed animal. That's what hotel chain Travelodge found out by tracing back to their owners the 75,000 teddy bears left behind in hotel rooms each year. Interested in how many of the bears seemed to belong to adults, the company did a survey and found out that 35% of adults typically sleep with a stuffed animal, and 25% of adult men travel with one. Those surveyed said sleeping with a stuffed animal calms them and relieves stress. The company of a stuffed animal helps travelers feel less lonely on the road, they say, reminding them of partners at home. I travel enough that it's a nice reminder of home, said a 34-year-old businessman who travels with a stuffed beagle that his wife gave him years ago. I've had some friends who are like, 'What's with the stuffed animal?' he told ABC News. It's just a reminder of my beautiful bride.",
        "Caption": "1 of 4 Men Travel With Cuddly",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2307",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2009 11:32 AM CDT) The VA\u00c2 Hospital in Philadelphia performed 116 operations to treat prostate cancer before an investigation found that 92 of the them had been seriously botched, the New York Times reports. The VA considered Dr. Gary Kao an expert who didn't need oversight, and allowed him to cover up his mistakes without consequences. When Kao accidentally implanted 40 radioactive seeds into a patient's bladder instead of his prostate, he re-wrote his surgical plan to conform to the flawed procedure. When that same patient then needed more radiation, another mistake led to dangerous radiation in his rectum. Now, investigators are scrambling to figure out why no one noticed the sub-par work long ago.",
        "Caption": "VA Doc Botched 92 of 116 Cancer Operations",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2308",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2010 11:26 AM) Pro Football Hall of Famer and former television actor Merlin Olsen is dead at 69. Olsen was an All-American at Utah State and a first-round draft pick of the Los Angles Rams in 1962, where he was part of the Fearsome Foursome defensive line that set an NFL record for the fewest yards allowed during a 14-game season in 1968. He moved on to acting with roles in Little House on the Prairie and later his own series, Father Murphy, which ran from 1981 to 1983. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma last year.",
        "Caption": "NFL, TV Star Merlin Olsen Dead at 69",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2309",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2010 2:57 AM CDT) In an unprecedented feat for a still-developing country, China has become the world's second-largest economy after edging ahead of Japan. Second-quarter GDP figures show China's output at $1.339 trillion, well ahead of Japan's $1.288 trillion. Because China is already in the habit of outperforming Japan in the later months of the year, an edge in the second quarter is a strong sign Beijing will finish 2010 ahead of Tokyo. The shift represents a milestone for the global economy, an economist told the Wall Street Journal. China is already far ahead of Japan in purchasing power, but its output per person remains about a tenth of Japan's. But China's economic rise is adding to tensions with its regional trading partners. There are very real limits to China's ability to translate its economic strength into soft power, a regional observer said, citing recent diplomatic rows with Vietnam, South Korea, and Australia. China always seems to overreach or under-deliver.",
        "Caption": "China Beats Japan to Become 2nd-Largest Economy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2310",
        "News Article": "(Apr 16, 2008 8:45 AM CDT) Foreclosures and a glut of unsold homes flooding the market were blamed for an 11.9% drop in new housing starts last month, more than twice the slide economists had predicted, reports Bloomberg. Starts are at the lowest level since March 1991, according to the Commerce Department, casting a pall over hope for a rapid economic recovery. Home construction is probably going to continue to fall right through this year,'' says one economist.",
        "Caption": "Housing Starts Hit 17-Year Low",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2311",
        "News Article": "(Dec 4, 2008 2:11 PM) The fairy godmother of inauguration balls is Earl Stafford, a Virginia businessman who plans to host disadvantaged Americans at The People\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Inauguration. The devout Baptist paid $1 million for a build-your-own-ball opportunity at a hotel along the Washington parade rout, and promises to spend more to offer a cross-section of distressed Americans lodging, festivities, and a primo view, he tells the Post. Stafford, who runs a weapons-simulation company, says he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll hire a beautician and tuxedos if needed for guests which he says will include wounded veterans, the terminally ill and others going through tough times. Inspired by his faith, the Obama supporter says he wanted to bless those who otherwise wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have the opportunity to be part of the great celebration.",
        "Caption": "CEO Pays $1M for Front-Row DC Gala for Disadvantaged",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2312",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2016 4:02 PM) Taxpayers nationwide will get a few days' grace this year to file their returns thanks to a little-known holiday in the nation's capital. And the head of the IRS promises 1,000 more customer services representatives will be available to ease waiting times on information lines. IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said Thursday that taxpayers will have until Monday, April 18 to file their returns. That's because Friday, April 15, is Emancipation Day, a public holiday in Washington DC. Taxpayers in Maine and Massachusetts will have an additional day because of Patriot's Day. Koskinen said $290 million approved by Congress last month to improve taxpayer services will ease some\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut by no means all\u00e2\u20ac\u201dof the problems with hang-ups when calling IRS information lines. Last year, fewer than half of all calls were connected to a staff person. Information is also available online. Using our website, IRS.gov, remains the best and quickest way for people to get information, Koskinen said. Filing season opens Jan. 19.",
        "Caption": "April 15 Comes on April 18 This Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2313",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2010 1:01 PM) Hitting old age doesn't mean what it used to: Writing in the Telegraph, Geraldine Bedell notes that almost 20% of people living in the UK right now will make it to the ripe old age of 100. So if we're living longer, when do we officially become old? According to some statisticians, we cross the magic threshold at 50\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning a lot of us are going to be old for 50% of our lives. You wouldn't think so, though, from the way that older consumers are ignored by marketing and advertising, writes Bedell. Little wonder, then, that the over-50s exist in a kind of identity void ... on a downward spiral of invisibility. The pundits are right: Great hordes of old people could destabilize society, but not just because they're going to cost a fortune: They are going to force us to assess whether our current definition of the good life really adds up. Does it make sense to cram all our economic activity into the first half of life? Why work our longest hours at a time when our children are young? Couldn't we take a longer view, one that would allow us to take gap years at any point, so as to take on voluntary work or go into further education? Since we equate getting older with decline, it's no big shock that we want to believe 60 is the new 40. It would be more helpful to think of it as the new 60.",
        "Caption": "If We're Going to Live to 100, We Need to Rethink 'Old'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2314",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2008 2:59 AM CDT) The families of two US soldiers missing in Iraq for over a year have been informed that their bodies have been found, reports AP. Alex Jimenez, 25, and Byron Fouty, 19, were seized by insurgents in a May 2007 ambush. Four other soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division Polar Bears died in the attack. The body of a third kidnapped soldier was found weeks later. Every day that he's been missing has been a day of what could have been, said Fouty's stepfather at his home in Michigan. I'm still in shock. But I know I have to go forward, not just for our family, but for the other men and women who are still doing their job over there. The bodies have been flown back\u00c2 to America, where officials will perform tests to determine the cause of their deaths.",
        "Caption": "Bodies of 2 Missing GIs Found",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2315",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2012 6:07 AM CDT) James Holmes began receiving a high volume of deliveries of weapons and ammunition at his home and work beginning at least four months ago, indicating that the man behind Thursday night's massacre in Aurora, Colo., had been plotting his massacre even longer than police originally thought, reports Reuters. What we're seeing here is evidence of some calculation and deliberation, says Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates. Police are also beginning to reveal the elaborate traps Holmes arranged at his apartment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo trip wires at the front door; 30 shells filled with gunpowder, wired to a central control box in the kitchen; two jars containing incendiary liquids to fuel a fire after the initial explosion; and, an unspecified number of bullets that were to ricochet around the room once the explosion went off. Police said that if the traps had detonated as designed, the explosion would have destroyed that apartment complex. Yesterday afternoon, bomb experts were able to cut the trip wires and disable the explosives.",
        "Caption": "Holmes Plotted Colo. Massacre for 4 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2316",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2009 3:22 PM CDT) Stocks fell today, though not enough to offset broad-based weekly gains, the Wall Street Journal reports. Financials dropped, in part due to comments by JP Morgan Chase CEO James Dimon, who said the bank had more trouble in March than in the first 2 months of the year. JP Morgan and Citigroup both dropped 5%. The Dow lost 148.70 points to close at 7,776.18. The Nasdaq fell 41.80 points, settling at 1,545.20, and the S&P 500 dropped 16.92 points, closing at 815.94.",
        "Caption": "Dow Down 148, Up for Week",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2317",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2010 12:27 PM CDT) Switzerland stunned the world today in South Africa, toppling Spain, one of the top two teams in the world and the current European champion, 1-0. Gelson Fernandes bundled the ball into the net in the 52nd minute in one of Switzerland's few attacks, ending Spain's 12-match winning streak and handing the Spanish team only its second loss in 50 games. We had plenty of chances but they defended very well, Spain defender Gerard Pique said. I don't think we adapted adequately to their game. Eren Derdiyok created Switzerland's goal by surging through the center of Spain's defense and getting around goalkeeper Iker Casillas. Gerard Pique's tackle stopped Derdiyok, but Fernandes pounced on the loose ball and forced it into the net. In fact, the Swiss almost doubled their lead in the 75th minute, when a Derdiyok shot sailed past Casillas, but hit the post. All the while Switzerland steadfastly maintained its defensive shape in the face of a desperate Spanish attack. The Swiss, knocked out on penalties in 2006, have now gone 490 minutes without conceding a World Cup goal.",
        "Caption": "Switzerland Shocks Spain 1-0",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2318",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2011 3:58 PM) Switzerland has temporarily frozen all assets that might belong to Hosni Mubarak and his family. It's not clear how much that might be, but the AP notes there was $3.5 billion in Egyptian deposits in Swiss accounts at the end of 2009. Mubarak and his family probably have a net worth of about $5 billion, analysts tell the Huffington Post, a hefty sum but well short of the estimates of up to $70 billion being thrown around of late. The Mubaraks reportedly have money stashed in offshore bank accounts and own posh real estate in London, Paris, New York, Beverly Hills, and elsewhere. Much of the family wealth is said to come from companies run by Mubarak sons Gamal and Alaa. Opposition groups have accused them of taking kickbacks from foreign companies in exchange for access to Egypt's business. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Mubarak's Net Worth? Figure $5B, Not $70B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2319",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2009 7:23 AM CDT) Some 2,000 pieces of twisted steel, the remains of the World Trade Center, are sitting at a hangar at Kennedy Airport in New York. Eight years after the attack, the city is inviting mayors and first responders from around the country to take pieces of the fallen buildings, some of which weigh tons, to incorporate in memorials. Last year New York filled about 25 requests, and a new campaign is underway to speed up the distribution, writes the New York Times. 9\/11 families are participating in the campaign, which has distributed artifacts as far as France. One recent request came from a 15-year-old Eagle Scout candidate in Windermere, Fla. After consulting with the small town's mayor, he applied and received a 650-pound steel beam. He was only 7 when the towers fell: I wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t really sure what the building was, but it kind of scared me.",
        "Caption": "NYC Sends 9\/11 Wreckage to Memorials Nationwide",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2320",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2016 12:08 PM) Euthanasia is itself not without controversy; the euthanasia or assisted suicide (EAS) of the mentally ill even more so. It's an infrequent practice but one on the rise in the Netherlands, which is thought to have seen no more than five such cases in 1997 but 42 in 2013. Still, little is known about these cases, write researchers in a report published Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry. And so they reviewed the particulars of 66 patients who opted for EAS in the country from 2011 to 2014. Depression was the most common psychiatric disorder, but there was also psychosis, PTSD, and anxiety and long-term eating disorders (most had more than one condition). About half had attempted suicide; almost all had a comorbidity (ranging from cancer to arthritis), though the study calls out one healthy 70-year-old woman who simply found her life a living hell in the year after her husband's death. As for how they came to end their lives, the reality of implementing such programs is messy, Reuters notes. In 32% of the cases, the patient had been refused EAS. The physicians for three of those 21 patients ultimately reversed their decisions; the other 18 got approval from a new physician. In 24% of the cases, there was physician disagreement, per a press release, and the New York Times points out that while most patients had long treatment histories, 56% had turned down at least some treatment. In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Paul S. Applebaum sees further red flags, among them the 20% who had never been hospitalized for psychiatric reasons, the ratio of women to men (2.3 to 1), and the 56% of cases in which social isolation or loneliness was important enough to be mentioned, raising the concern that physician-assisted death served as a substitute for effective psychosocial intervention. (Belgium granted a depressed 24-year-old the right to die.)",
        "Caption": "66 People Were Mentally Ill. How Euthanasia Came Next",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2321",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2012 8:06 AM CDT) Two Tibetan teenagers died last night after setting themselves on fire to protest Chinese rule, rights group Free Tibet tells the AP. Eighteen-year-old monk Lobsang Kalsang and 17-year-old former monk Damchoek self-immolated outside a monastery in Sichuan province; they died later in a hospital. Free Tibet says their deaths bring the number of self-immolations to 51 since 2009.",
        "Caption": "2 Tibet Teens Set Selves on Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2322",
        "News Article": "(Dec 11, 2015 4:33 AM) You've heard of Dow Chemical. You've heard of DuPont. Prepare to forget both as single entities: Assuming regulators give their blessing, the two will merge into one chemical behemoth to be known as DowDuPont. At least for a while. As the Wall Street Journal reports, the plan eventually calls for DowDupont to then split into three smaller companies via tax-free spinoffs. The two existing companies have more than three centuries of history between them, notes the New York Times, and this merger would be the biggest ever in the chemical industry. Once completed, the split into three smaller companies would take another two years or so. Despite its size and complexity, the deal could overcome antitrust concerns with modest divestitures, observes a story at Bloomberg that rounds up analyst reaction. The product overlap isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t extensive and the focus will probably be on seeds and crop chemicals, according to one of them. And in that area, the new entity would be going up against other giants such as Monsanto. Dow now employs 53,000 and DuPont 63,000, though layoffs are expected at both companies as part of the deal.",
        "Caption": "2 of Nation's Oldest Companies to Create Chemical Giant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2323",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2011 12:51 PM) Like a lot of people, economics professor Robert H. Frank hates that Black Friday is now creeping into Thanksgiving Day itself. Unlike most, he's got a suggestion to stop the madness. With apologies to Herman Cain, he proposes a 6-6-6 plan: a 6% national sales tax on stuff bought between 6pm on Thanksgiving and 6am on Black Friday. It would be on top of already existing local and state taxes, he writes in the New York Times. This plan would leave both stores and consumers free to decide for themselves whether middle-of-the-night shopping is worth it, he writes. Best of all, it would encourage Americans to spend Thanksgiving night where they really want to\u00e2\u20ac\u201din bed.",
        "Caption": "Let's End Black Friday Craze With 6-6-6 Plan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2324",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2015 7:23 AM) A hacker group that's claimed responsibility for PlayStation and Xbox network outages in recent months has hit a new target. Hackers claiming to be from cyber caliphate Lizard Squad took over Malaysia Airlines' website for at least seven hours today, replacing the homepage with an image of a lizard in a tuxedo and the message 404 - Plane Not Found, the Guardian and the AP report. (The site is currently back up and running.) The words Hacked by Lizard Squad -- Official Cyber Caliphate were also visible. At one point, the browser tab read ISIS will prevail, CNN reports. Users were directed to the Twitter page for @lizardmafia, where a posted tweet read, Going to dump some loot found on malaysiaairlines.com servers soon. In a Facebook post, Malaysia Airlines said its domain name system was hacked rather than its internal servers, which hold passenger data. The glitch redirected visitors to the hackers' site, the airline said, noting the issue was reported to CyberSecurity Malaysia and the Ministry of Transport. However, a tweet from @lizardmafia says the airline is lying about user data not being compromised. The account claims to have hacked Malaysia Airlines' email system and posted a screenshot of what appeared to be a flight booking by customer Amy Keh. She tells the AP she booked a flight for her mother and two relatives in October. I am a bit worried about their security, she says. Now the whole world knows that they will be going to Taipei.",
        "Caption": "Hackers Hit Malaysia Air: '404 - Plane Not Found'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2325",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2009 8:00 PM CDT) One night after her beloved grandmother died back in her native Serbia, fifth seed Jelena Jankovic fell victim to the upset bug at the US\u00c2 Open today, losing in the second round to Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan.\u00c2 I was very sad and emotionally I was really not on court, Jankovic said after Shvedova won 6-3, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (6). I really tried my best to be there and to try to play, but it was really hard. You could see I was not happy on the court, she added. I was really suffering. I tried to think about my tennis, but I felt like I was so late and so slow. Jankovic planned to fly to Serbia tomorrow to join her mother, who left New York yesterday. Jankovic said she didn't know many details after talking on the phone with her mother. Shvedova, ranked 55th in the world, had never defeated an opponent ranked higher than No. 15.",
        "Caption": "Upset Bug Bites No. 5 Jankovic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2326",
        "News Article": "(Jul 26, 2011 8:41 AM CDT) Christian Vanneque has big plans for his latest wine purchase\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich happens to be the priciest ever. The former sommelier has just dropped $117,000 on a bottle of Chateau d\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Yquem from 1811\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe so-called comet year, which legend has it produced superior wine thanks to the appearance of a comet in the sky. The previous 2006 record of $100,000 was also for a bottle of Chateau d\u00e2\u20ac\u2122Yquem, though that one was from 1787, the Wall Street Journal reports. Vanneque plans to display the bottle in a new Indonesian wine bar he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s opening in a bulletproof showcase, like a painting, he says. This showcase will be temperature- and humidity-controlled. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll be a mini-Fort Knox. Still, he doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t intend to leave it there forever. He says he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll crack the wine in 2017, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his career. I will never resell it, even if a wealthy Chinese gentleman or a rich man from the Middle East offers to buy it, he says. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m not a fancy collector. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m not rich. \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m a sommelier. Wine is for drinking.",
        "Caption": "Sommelier Pays Record $117K for Bottle of Wine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2327",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2009 8:16 AM CDT) Two powerful car bombs exploded in downtown Baghdad today, killing at least 136 people and wounding nearly 600 in an apparent attempt to target the fragile city's government offices, Iraqi authorities said. The blasts went off less than a minute apart near two prominent government institutions\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Ministry of Justice and the headquarters of the Baghdad provincial administration's headquarters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dduring the morning rush hour. At least 25 staff members of the Baghdad Provincial Council, which runs the city, were killed in the bombing, which was just a few hundred yards from Iraq's Foreign Ministry, which is still rebuilding after massive bombings in August killed about 100. The area is also just a few hundred yards from the Green Zone that houses the US Embassy as well as the prime minister's offices. The explosions also injured nearly 600 people.",
        "Caption": "Baghdad Car Bombs Kill at Least 136",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2328",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2009 2:56 PM CDT) The World Health Organization will stop using the term swine flu and instead call the virus by its technical name, H1N1 influenza A, reports the Times of London. The UN\u00c2 agency made the move after nations began slaughtering pigs and banning pork products in a misguided effort to stem the outbreak. Pork is safe to eat, a point the pork industry has been lobbying hard in recent days to drive home, notes Advertising Age. For their part, health officials say consumers need more information about the virus, regardless of what it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s called. You can point to the sun and call it the moon, but it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s still the sun, one crisis-communications expert said. As yet, there are no data on how the outbreak is affecting pork-product sales.",
        "Caption": "WHO Drops 'Swine Flu,' Now Calls It H1N1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2329",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2009 7:06 AM) Outraged Berliners are complaining that building a new wall in the heart of their city is a less-than-ideal way of marking 20 years since the Berlin Wall came down. U2 will play a free concert in Berlin tonight as part of the weeklong anniversary celebrations, but organizer MTV has erected a 7-foot wall around the Brandenburg Gate site to prevent fans who didn't get a ticket from seeing the show, Der Spiegel reports. I find it rather unfortunate and unusual for organizers of a free concert\u00e2\u20ac\u201dparticularly one of this nature\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto demand such a barrier, a city spokesperson said. The walled-off gig may bring back memories for many former East Berliners, the Irish Times notes: concerts by David Bowie and Michael Jackson at the same site in the late '80s resulted in rioting when the Stasi cracked down on fans on the other side of the wall trying to listen in.",
        "Caption": "U2's Berlin Show Walled Off",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2330",
        "News Article": "(Feb 24, 2010 9:03 AM) Banks tightened credit last year at what the Wall Street Journal calls an epic pace, recording their biggest full-year decline in loans outstanding in 67 years. The figure comes from a new FDIC report that paints the picture of a banking industry that, apart from a few top-tier players, is in dire straights. The number of banks at risk of failing jumped to 702, a 16-year high. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s in part because 5% of all loans were at least three months past due\u00e2\u20ac\u201da record high. The banks are bumping along the bottom of the credit cycle, says FDIC chair Sheila Bair, predicting that 2010 will likely see even more banks fail than the 140 that collapsed last year. Many fear a coming crush of failing commercial real-estate loans, which take longer to turn sour than residential mortgages.",
        "Caption": "Lending Falls at Fastest Rate Since 1942",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2331",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2013 1:13 PM CDT) The city of Seattle is determined to get its hands on a parking lot owned by a 103-year-old Spokane woman. Why? So it can turn it into another parking lot. Myrtle Woldson doesn't want to sell, so the City Council voted this week to use eminent domain to grab the lot, Q13 Fox reports. Woldson will receive fair market value, the council says. The city says it needs to deal with parking problems that will be created when it starts tearing down the Alaskan Way Viaduct and hundreds of public parking spots are lost. Eminent domain was originally intended for stuff like roadways, expanding roads, schools. Situations that are for the public good, says a property rights advocate. In this case, the city of Seattle is using eminent domain to seize a parking lot, so they can use it as a parking lot. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no public good in that at all. MSN notes that some think the city wants to snag the property now, while it's valued at $7 million, rather than after the waterfront is redeveloped, when it will be worth more. Woldson has the ability to challenge the City Council's move, and\/or the price it offers her.",
        "Caption": "Seattle Seizing 103-Year-Old's Parking Lot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2332",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2016 9:35 AM CDT) Those contemplating getting under an ex's skin by publicizing pictures showing too much skin may want to check this case out of Michigan first. In what's being billed as possibly the state's first revenge porn suit to end with a monetary payout, Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Martha Anderson on Wednesday awarded $500,000 (with interest) to a woman whose ex-boyfriend had plastered the Internet with nude photos of her, the Detroit Free Press reports. Kyle Bristow, the attorney for the unidentified woman, says that as a result of this cyber blitz, his client was tormented for a year and a half before he stepped in as she tried to get the photos taken down in what he describes as a horrific game of Whack a Ball. And Bristow is apparently a decent advocate to have in one's corner: Since at least 2012, he's been representing victims by the dozen (mostly women) and trying to shutter sites that host these types of images and videos. Per the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, 34 states and DC have revenge-porn laws on the books, and Michigan is one of them, having passed a law in April that makes it illegal to put sexually explicit pics or videos of someone online without that person's consent, per CBS Detroit. The ex in this particular case was also instructed by Anderson to immediately destroy the woman's photos and never post them to third-party sites again, or else risk prison time or more fines in contempt of court. We are truly winning the battle, Bristow tells the Free Press. (This man's revenge site was so extreme his ex wanted to disappear.)",
        "Caption": "Michigan Judge Delivers $500K Blow in Revenge-Porn Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2333",
        "News Article": "(Dec 25, 2010 3:59 PM) Dutch police have arrested 12 Somali men in the key port city of Rotterdam on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack. The men, aged 19 to 48, were detained yesterday on a tip from the intelligence services that they were planning an attack shortly in the Netherlands. There was no immediate information on the alleged target, but Rotterdam is Europe's biggest port and a hub of maritime commerce, with huge oil and gas storage facilities and dozens of massive docks.. Dutch police searched a phone shop, four houses, and two motel rooms in the Rotterdam area. No weapons or explosives were found. Six of the suspects lived in Rotterdam, five had no permanent residence and one came from Denmark, they said. European officials stepped up security around the holidays this year after a Nigerian man in 2009 left Amsterdam airport on Christmas Day and allegedly tried to blow up a plane over Detroit with explosives taped to his underwear.",
        "Caption": "Dutch Police Arrest 12 in Suspected Terror Plot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2334",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2015 2:31 PM CDT) Somehow, this ends well: An SUV with three teenage girls went off a 100-foot cliff in Arizona, and the 16-year-old driver was thrown from the vehicle as it flipped and landed on top of her. It took a while for rescuers to get all three freed, but everybody came away with only minor injuries. As KPHO explains, the driver wasn't seriously hurt because the vehicle's roof got dented as it rolled, and the girl ended up in the resulting cavity of space between the roof and the ground. Rescuers got the two strapped-in passengers out of the car in an hour, but it took four hours to delicately raise the car with inflation bags to free the driver, an operation that involved passersby gathering rocks to place under the SUV. I just remember we had gone really fast around this corner and the car started to lean over, and we all kind of had that moment of, 'Oh crap, this is going to happen,' and then the car just started rolling, says passenger Danielle Goldberg. The girls were returning home from a day of swimming, and police say there's no sign of drugs or alcohol involved in the crash in a remote desert area near Strawberry, reports AP. The driver was the only one not wearing her seat belt. (In New Jersey, two women survived going off a bridge when their SUV landed upright.)",
        "Caption": "3 Teens Survive Unbelievable Car Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2335",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2011 6:35 PM CDT) The makers of SimCity are grabbing a little spotlight over Herman Cain's controversial 9-9-9 tax plan, the Huffington Post reports. While Cain swears he didn't take the idea from the video game, Electronic Arts is temporarily dropping the price of SimCity games online to $9.99 to highlight the link. EA has also produced an animated video showing Cain as he comes up with his tax plan under the message, Not so fast, Mr. Cain. The video goes on to say, No, Mr. Cain. The 9-9-9 is a video game plan. While a honky-tonk fiddle plays over the echoing repetition of 9... 9... 9... 9..., Cain is seen avidly playing a video game. But EA claims they're just having fun with this possible connection and have created this video in good natured fun. Interviewed last week by Rachel Maddow, Cain defended 9-9-9 as an original plan, and called the purported SimCity connection a lie \u00e2\u20ac\u201dfour times. (Click through to see HuffPo originally point out the 9-9-9 similarity to SimCity.)",
        "Caption": "SimCity Video Mocks Cain's '9-9-9' Plan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2336",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2016 5:10 PM) The man charged with murdering a 9-year-old boy in Chicago allegedly laughed and bragged about the killing while in jail, DNAinfo reports. Prosecutors say 22-year-old Dwright Boone-Doty lured fourth-grader Tyshawn Lee into an alley in November and shot him as part of an ongoing gang feud. According to the Chicago Tribune, an informant in jail while Boone-Doty was being held on an unrelated gun charge was wearing a wire while Boone-Doty discussed the shooting. Shorty couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t take it no more, prosecutors quote Boone-Doty, allegedly describing Tyshawn during the shooting. Tyshawn was shot in the head, back, and arm; part of his thumb was also shot off. Evidence from the scene indicates Boone-Doty likely failed to kill Tyshawn with his first shot, the Chicago Sun Times reports. Prosecutors say Boone-Doty was writing a rap song about killing Tyshawn while in jail and was sorry he didn't go back to the park where he found Tyshawn to kill more kids. Authorities also claim Boone-Doty\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalong with two alleged accomplices\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat one point planned to kidnap Tyshawn and cut off his ears and fingers. Tyshawn was a backup target after killing his grandmother didn't work out, prosecutors say. A second man has been charged in the killing; a third is still wanted. Boone-Doty was charged with Tyshawn's murder\u00e2\u20ac\u201das well as the murder of a 19-year-old woman weeks earlier\u00e2\u20ac\u201don Monday. The father of three was ordered held without bail. Police say Tyshawn's father belongs to a rival gang.",
        "Caption": "Officials: Gang Member Jokes, Brags About Killing Boy, 9",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2337",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2015 2:27 PM CDT) In a demonstration of its new alliance with Syria, Russia says it launched 26 cruise missiles from warships in the Caspian Sea on Wednesday while also supporting the Syrian army's ground offensive with warplanes, the New York Times reports. According to the BBC, Russia claims those cruise missiles, which had to fly more than 900 miles over Iran and Iraq to reach Syria, destroyed 11 terrorist targets with no civilian casualties. An anonymous Syrian official tells the Times Russia's help has allowed the army to move from defense to offense in attempting to take back land from rebels. According to the BBC, Russia claims it's targeting all terrorists in Syria. However, that claim is coming under increased scrutiny, and Wednesday's bombings didn't help. So what we've seen in initial airstrikes that Russia carried out beginning last week were primarily targeting places where [ISIS] wasn't ensconced, didn't exist, didn't have a presence, and frankly it was where moderate Syrian opposition forces are generally located, a US spokesperson tells CNN. Turkey claims only 3.5% of Russian airstrikes have targeted ISIS, and critics believe Russia is using ISIS as an excuse to keep the Assad regime in power. US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter says Russia is making a mistake by backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against rebel forces, many of which are supported by the United States, the Times reports.",
        "Caption": "Russia Claims It Hit ISIS in Syria With 26 Cruise Missiles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2338",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2011 5:46 AM) Daniel Ruettiger\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe man who inspired the 1993 movie Rudy, about an undersized student who earned a spot on Notre Dame's football team\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis paying a full-sized $382,866 to settle fraud charges with the SEC, reports the Wall Street Journal. Ruettiger and 12 accomplices were charged with a pump-and-dump stock scheme that generated $11 million in allegedly illegitimate profits in energy drink company Rudy Nutrition. Investors were lured into the scheme by Mr. Ruettiger's well-known, feel-good story but found themselves in a situation that did not have a happy ending, said an SEC official. Under the settlement, Ruettiger neither admits to nor denies the charges, but gives up his $185,750 in profits and pays a fine of $185,750 plus interest.",
        "Caption": "Real-Life 'Rudy' Settles SEC Fraud Case for $383K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2339",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2014 1:08 PM) The actor who played Pugsley on the Addams Family TV show is dead of an apparent heart attack at 59, reports the Los Angeles Times. Ken Weatherwax died Sunday at his California home. Weatherwax served in the Army after high school and tried to make a go of it in Hollywood, but never found the level of success of the 1960s show in which he portrayed the reserved, insect-eating son of Gomez and Morticia Addams, as the Hollywood Reporter describes. Weatherwax appeared in some commercials as well as a 1977 Addams Family movie for NBC, but mostly worked as a grip for Universal Studios. TMZ reports that his family plans a separate funeral for fans.",
        "Caption": "Pugsley From Addams Family Dead at 59",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2340",
        "News Article": "(Mar 17, 2010 9:16 PM CDT) Alex Chilton, the singer and guitarist known for his vocals on the Box Tops\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 1967 hit The Letter and a cult favorite to many of the past two decades' musicians, died today at 59. A heart attack is believed to the culprit, the Commercial Appeal of Chilton\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s native Memphis reports; he had complained earlier today of heart issues in New Orleans, where he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d moved. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m crushed. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re all just crushed, says the record exec behind Chilton\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s other band, the 1970s power-pop act Big Star (whose songs were covered by the likes of Wilco, Beck, REM, Garbage and Bat For Lashes, Rolling Stone notes). This sudden death experience is never something that you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re prepared for.",
        "Caption": "Rocker Alex Chilton Dead at 59",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2341",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2012 3:43 PM) Heartbreaking medical news: Cases of babies born addicted to pain pills are up more than 300% over the past decade, forcing doctors and nurses to invent treatments on the fly, the Wall Street Journal reports. Crying non-stop, vomiting, jerking their limbs, these newborns are the result of America's addiction to drugs called opioids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding anti-addiction drugs like methadone and painkillers like oxycodone. More than 13,000 such babies were diagnosed in the US in 2009. Ill-prepared hospitals have created different treatments, with one giving babies methodone and another trying morphine. But then newborns have to be weaned off of those drugs. Worse, care for drug-addicted babies can take weeks and fatten hospital bills; one study found a mean cost of $53,400, with Medicaid covering 78% of the cases. And hospital staffs worry about babies they fail to diagnose: Some are going home and withdrawing, said one doctor who noted that drug-addicted mothers may not be ready for such difficult, sensitive babies.",
        "Caption": "Newborns Addicted to Pain Pills Up 300%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2342",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2015 4:17 PM CDT) The Wall Street Journal relays progress on one of the strangest and slowest-moving border issues you'll ever encounter. It seems that the Czech Republic owes Poland 909 acres, or 1.42 square miles, and plans to pay up. The land debt goes back to the late 1950s, when the Soviets ordered the two countries to straighten the border between them to make it easier to patrol, reports the Journal. They did so, but Poland got the short end of the stick. The demise of the USSR raised the issue anew in the 1990s, and the two countries have been trying to hammer out a resolution since. They can't revert to the old borders because things have changed too much\u00e2\u20ac\u201droads, buildings, farms\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso the Czechs have agreed to carve out 909 acres and give them to Poland. One example of the weird complications: A Czech farmer may have to stop using one of his barn doors in order to keep his cows in the right country. At this point, the best-case estimate for a resolution is 2020. See the full story.",
        "Caption": "Czechs to Give Back 1.42 Square Miles to Poland",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2343",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2015 7:50 PM CDT) So much for drama. The US women's soccer team beat Japan for the World Cup tonight by a score of 5-2\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand four of those goals came in the first 16 minutes, three of them courtesy of Carli Lloyd. Lloyd made it 1-0 at the three-minute mark, 2-0 at the five-minute mark, and 4-0 at the 16-minute mark, following Lauren Holiday's goal. Japan got to within 4-2 (thanks to an own goal by American defender Julie Johnston early in the second half), but Tobin Heath quickly made it 5-2. The victory gives 35-year-old US great Abby Wambach her first World Cup title in her last attempt at it. The victory is particularly sweet for the Americans, who lost to Japan in penalty kicks in the 2011 World Cup final.",
        "Caption": "USA Routs Japan to Win World Cup, 5-2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2344",
        "News Article": "(Apr 13, 2015 1:25 AM CDT) Yet another disturbing video of a police shooting has surfaced\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis time involving a deputy that the victim's family say should never have been there. Reserve Deputy Bob Bates, a 73-year-old insurance executive, told police he thought he was reaching for his Taser when he shot Eric Harris in Tulsa, Okla., on April 2, the Guardian reports. I shot him. I'm sorry, the deputy says on the police body-camera video after Harris, 44, is shot. Harris can be heard saying, He shot me, man. Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath, to which an officer responds: f--- your breath. Police say Harris, who died at the hospital less than an hour later, had been seen reaching for his waistband area as he fled after selling a gun to an undercover officer, reports the Tulsa World. It was me. My attorney has advised me not to comment, Bates tells the World, which notes that he has been a reserve deputy since 2008\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was chairman of the sheriff's re-election campaign, to which he donated $2,500. In a statement, Harris' family calls for an independent investigation and accuses Bates of being a pay to play cop. We do not believe it is reasonable for a 73-year-old insurance executive to be involved in a dangerous undercover sting operation, they say. A police spokesman tells the Los Angeles Times that Bates has also donated equipment, including a couple cars, to the force, but he isn't the only millionaire we've got in the reserve program and it's not true that he bought his way into it.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Deputy, 73, Shot Man Dead 'by Mistake'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2345",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2020 11:00 AM) Guests at a birthday party Friday for an Instagram influencer said the sauna was too hot and wanted to jump into the swimming pool to cool off. So dry ice was dumped into the Moscow pool to make the water colder. Immediately after jumping in, the people in the water began to choke, the BBC reports. Several of them became unconscious. Three people died, including Valentin Didenko. The party was in honor of his wife's 29th birthday; Ekaterina Didenko, who posts advice on saving money on pharmaceutical products, has more than a million Instagram followers. Four other people at the party suffered chemical burns, per the Moscow Times. The victims' cause of death was suffocation, officials said in a preliminary finding. The dry ice, which is the solid form of carbon dioxide, was to be used to create a cloud of fog over the swimming pool. In an area without adequate ventilation, people can inhale dangerous amounts of it. Placing dry ice in water also can cause an explosion. Russian authorities ordered a criminal investigation of the deaths.",
        "Caption": "Cooling Off Pool With Dry Ice Results in 3 Deaths at Party",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2346",
        "News Article": "(Nov 24, 2009 1:47 AM) A California man who claimed to have a new way of extracting gold from old mines has been busted for bilking a couple in their '80s out of nearly $5 million. John Arthur Walthall blew the couple's cash on cars, alimony, film school fees for his son, and a $60,000 hyperbaric oxygen chamber, according to cops. Some $500,000 in gold coins was found under his bed, the Los Angeles Times reports. Walthall persuaded the couple to sink their savings into a scheme to extract gold from abandoned mines in California, Nevada, and Brazil, and told them he had already invested $3 million of his own, authorities say. He has been charged with offenses including money laundering and wire fraud, and faces a maximum penalty of 150 years in federal prison if convicted on all counts.",
        "Caption": "Gold Mine Scamster Rips Off Couple for $5M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2347",
        "News Article": "(Feb 20, 2008 1:40 PM) UK researchers will spend $3.7 million probing whether belief in God is a matter of nature or nurture, the Times of London reports. The University of Oxford crew will examine whether faith in a deity conferred an evolutionary advantage, or might be byproduct of other advantageous human characteristics, such as sociability. The researchers will approach religion via the cognitive sciences, which combine\u00c2 evolutionary biology, neuroscience, linguistics, and computer sciences to examine human behavior, the Times reports. They will not attempt\u00c2 to prove or disprove any aspect of religion, one researcher said. The 3-year-study was funded by the John Templeton Foundation, a Pennsylvania nonprofit that supports investigations of life\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s biggest questions.",
        "Caption": "$3.7M Study Questions Origins of Faith",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2348",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2011 1:28 PM) All right everybody, empty those pension funds, quit your jobs, and repent, because the end times are so nigh you can mark them on your calendar. Apparently, the second coming is scheduled for May 21, 2011, according to Harold Camping, the leader of independent Christian ministry Family Radio Worldwide. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gotten that message out to Christians around the country\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthrough radio shows, the Internet, and like-minded independent churches\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand started a small movement whose members are convinced that they shall know the day and the hour wherein the Son of Man cometh. Camping, 89, tells the AP that the dedicated can read the Bible like a kind of cosmic calendar. Beyond the shadow of a doubt, May 21 will be the date of the Rapture and the day of judgment, he says. He figures the subsequent end of days will occur sometime around October. The AP talked to a lot of people who agree, including one woman who is organizing an RV caravan across the country to spread the news. Time is short, she says.",
        "Caption": "Judgment Day Is May 21: Christian Group",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2349",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2014 1:14 AM) An 88-year-old Nevada man is on suicide watch in prison after shooting his wife in the chest as she lay in the hospital, critically injuring her, police say. The sheriff in Carson City says William Dresser was arrested for attempted murder after shooting his wife once with a handgun he had recently bought, the AP reports. The woman, whose injuries are considered life-threatening, was in a rehabilitation ward at the time. The incident, which sparked a 2-hour lockdown at the facility, was domestic related, police tell KOLO8.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Man, 88, Shoots Wife at Nevada Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2350",
        "News Article": "(Oct 16, 2009 6:07 PM CDT) A bipartisan call for public service got a warm reception today at Texas A&M, where George HW\u00c2 Bush welcomed President Obama and 44 hailed 41 as an inspiration to us all. At a forum celebrating the 20th anniversary of the former president's Points of Light Institute, Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was met by protesters opposing health care reform\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcalled on young people to get involved in their communities, the Eagle of Bryan-College Station reports. In the end, service binds us to each other and to our community and to our country in a way that nothing else can, \u00c2 the president said.",
        "Caption": "Obama, Bush 41 Tout Public Service",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2351",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2009 10:21 AM) Millions of dollars and a landmark Supreme Court victory is great\u00e2\u20ac\u201d The fact that the justice system worked, it's pretty impressive \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's still no substitute for a right arm, musician Diana Levine tells the AP. Levine, whose arm was amputated in 2000 after she developed gangrene from a Wyeth anti-nausea drug, was awarded $6.7 million yesterday. She has long struggled with the loss of her livelihood and the challenges of life with only one hand. Nobody, nobody understands what it's like to just operate with one hand, said Levine, who lives alone in rural Vermont. Everything you do requires two hands, even when you think you only need one. Levine, who broke down in tears of joy when she heard the ruling, plans to adapt her home and get a new prosthetic with the money\u00e2\u20ac\u201das well as work her way out of depression.",
        "Caption": "She'd Still Rather Have the Arm, But the $6.7M Will Help",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2352",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2016 4:55 AM) They're free again: Iranian state television is reporting that all 10 US sailors detained by Iran after entering its territorial waters have been released. Iran's Revolutionary Guard said the sailors were released Wednesday after it was determined that their entry was not intentional. The nine men and one woman were being held at an Iranian base on Farsi Island in the Persian Gulf after being detained nearby on Tuesday. The sailors were part of Riverine Squadron 1 based in San Diego and were deployed to the US Navy's 5th Fleet in Bahrain. CNN reports that they are now on board the USS Anzio after being escorted to a rendezvous point by Iranian ships. Investigation shows that entry of American sailors into Iran's territorial waters was due to mechanical problems in their navigation system, Gen. Ali Fadavi, Navy chief of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard, was quoted as saying on Iran's state TV. Earlier, Fadavi said the American boats had shown unprofessional acts for 40 minutes before being picked up by Iranian forces after entering the country's territorial waters. US officials had said on Tuesday that Tehran assured them the crew and vessels would be returned safely and promptly. The Riverine boats are not considered high-tech and don't contain any sensitive equipment, so there were no concerns about the Iranians gaining access to the crafts.",
        "Caption": "Iran Frees 10 American Sailors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2353",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2013 3:16 AM CDT) A mass prayer was held today to honor the victims of the garment industry's worst-ever disaster after the military officially ended recovery efforts at the site of the Dhaka building collapse. After 20 days of digging, the death toll stands at 1,127, with 2,438 rescued alive and 98 still listed as missing, CNN reports. We said we wouldn't stop until there were no more victims, and we didn't, an army spokesman says. We are confident we have found them all. Factories in a Dhaka-area garment manufacturing hub were shut down yesterday after workers citing safety concerns refused to show up.",
        "Caption": "As Recovery Ends, Bangladesh Offers Prayer to 1,127 Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2354",
        "News Article": "(Jul 18, 2013 9:40 AM CDT) JPMorgan is considering paying a record $500 million settlement over allegations that California and other states paid its power plants to not produce electricity, the Wall Street Journal reports. The alleged scheme is simple: The states promise to give energy providers make whole payments whenever they lose money firing up their plants. So JPMorgan would allegedly post low day-ahead prices to trick states into telling them to turn their plants on, but then come back the next day with drastically higher prices. When states balked, the bank would pocket a profit on the make whole payment. Initially, regulators had wanted a $1 billion fine, but that number has fallen in settlement negotiations. The $500 million would still represent a record for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, though the New York Times points out that it would mean little to JPMorgan, which last week announced a $6.5 billion quarterly profit. Still the settlement is being hotly debated within the bank. Commodities chief Blythe Masters believes the bank did nothing wrong, but others want to strike a deal quickly. Masters herself could (but, sources say, probably won't) face individual charges as well.",
        "Caption": "JPMorgan May Pay $500M Fine in Energy Con: Report",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2355",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2010 11:03 AM) Finally, some good news for an endangered species: The mountain gorilla population in central Africa has swelled since 2003. The Virunga Massif, made up of three national parks, had only 380 gorillas seven years ago and is now up to 480. This is a spectacular upsurge, says a primatologist. Experts say efforts to save the species aren't done, but this shows that with enough effort it is possible to bring a population back from precariously small numbers, she says. The 26.3% increase, a growth rate of 3.7% per year, is thanks in part to an effort at decreasing poaching. The International Gorilla Conservation Programme engages local communities in other projects that can make money, like beekeeping, in order to discourage poaching. Veterinarians have also closely monitored the gorillas to diminish the number of deaths from disease and injury, the Guardian reports; patrols and guards have also been increased.",
        "Caption": "Imperiled African Gorilla Population Surges 26%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2356",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2015 8:46 AM CDT) A 24-hour Walmart Supercenter in Grand Forks, ND, was rattled by a shooting in the wee hours this morning that left two people, including the gunman, dead. Though police did not provide information about the gunman or victims, Grand Forks Air Force Base issued a statement saying an airman was involved in the shooting, which occurred around 1:04am; it did not elaborate. We do not believe there is any further risk to the public, police Lt. Derik Zimmel tells the AP. Though he did say the shooter was the only person with a gun and that no police officers fired a weapon, he would not go as far as to say the gunman shot himself, and he provided no details of what led to the shooter's death. A third person was taken to a hospital with gunshot wounds that were not believed to be life-threatening, Zimmel says. He adds that police are working to determine a motive. WDAZ talked to a witness who reported hearing popping sounds in the store. When he left the store he spotted a bloodied Walmart employee, he says. The Walmart is one of two in the northeastern North Dakota city of about 55,000 people. Zimmel did not have information on how many workers and customers were in the store at the time.",
        "Caption": "2 Dead in 1am Shooting at ND Walmart",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2357",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2010 2:25 PM) Bernie Sanders may not like President Obama's tax deal, but most of America supports it. A new ABC News\/Washington Post poll shows 69% support the tax-and-benefits package and only 29% oppose it. Even when confronted with the fact that it could add $900 billion to the deficit, the level of support remains strong at 62%. Despite the broad support, however, only 36% believe the deal will help the economy. Though some parts of the deal are favored more by one party than another, the package as a whole enjoys 68% support from Democrats and independents and 75% among Republicans. It becomes less popular when broken down into its individual parts: While the extension of unemployment benefits enjoys a strong level of support at 72%, only 54% support extending the Bush tax cuts for all levels of wealth, and only 52% support increasing the inheritance tax exemption. The fourth major part, cutting Social Security payroll taxes, is actually opposed by 57%.",
        "Caption": "69% of Americans Support Obama's Tax Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2358",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2016 6:55 PM CDT) Three people were killed Thursday after a small plane crashed into a car in a parking lot near a Houston airport, the AP reports. A Houston Fire Department spokesperson says the plane crashed shortly after 1pm into a car that was parked at a hardware store near Hobby Airport. Fire Capt. Ruy Lozano says officials believe the three people killed in the accident were on the plane. No one was in the parked car that was hit by the plane, he says. It didn't strike the building. No fire. No fuel spill, Lozano adds. The single-engine Cirrus SR22 aircraft had been trying to land at Hobby Airport when it crashed less than a mile northwest of the airport, says Lynn Lunsford, a spokesperson for the FAA. Records in the FAA registry show the plane is registered to Safe Aviation LLC in Moore, Okla. Officials with Safe Aviation could not immediately be reached for comment. It was not immediately known what caused the plane to crash. Lunsford says the National Transportation Safety Board will be in charge of the crash investigation.",
        "Caption": "3 Dead After Plane Crashes Into Car Parked Near Airport",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2359",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2016 2:40 PM) A New Orleans woman allegedly slept with both her gun and her grandson in her bed, with tragic consequences. Police were called to home around 2am Wednesday to find the 3-year-old boy had been shot in the chest; he later died at a hospital, NBC News reports. The grandmother, 42-year-old Deonca Kennedy, had been sleeping with the boy while the gun was under her pillow, authorities say, and somehow the gun discharged. Kennedy, who works as a security guard, was arrested and faces charges of negligent homicide, child desertion, and second-degree child cruelty.",
        "Caption": "Gun in Grandma's Bed Kills 3-Year-Old Sleeping There",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2360",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2008 8:01 PM) The chair of Barnes & Noble and his wife are donating $20 million to New Orleans in what may be the biggest Katrina relief project yet, the AP reports. Leonard Riggio said today that the funds will build 20 new houses in a racially mixed neighborhood for lower-income families. Those who win a lottery can trade in a storm-damaged home for a new one. Riggio broke ground today in a ceremonial kick-off for Project New Home in the city's Gentilly neighborhood. Building of the elevated, candy-colored homes will begin in spring and is expected to wrap in about a year. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a sense of urgency to this project, he said.",
        "Caption": "B&N Chief Gives $20M for Katrina Relief",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2361",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2013 1:12 PM) Is 62 too old to be a mom? Not for Wisdom, the oldest known living wild bird in the world, whose latest healthy chick hatched Sunday. The Laysan albatross, who lives in the Pacific Ocean's Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge and was tagged by scientists in 1956, is already more than twice the age an average Laysan albatross reaches. And scientists previously believed that most albatross females lose their fertility later in life, as other birds do. Wisdom, however, could cause them to change their theories, the Washington Post reports. She's raised as many as 35 chicks in her life, five of them from 2006 on. Since she was tagged, she's estimated to have flown an incredible 3 million miles, or four to six trips from the Earth to the Moon and back again with plenty of miles to spare, according to a US Geological Survey statement. It blows us away that this is a 62-year-old bird and she keeps laying eggs and raising chicks, says a USGS scientist, adding that they don't know when Wisdom will stop reproducing: That in and of itself is pretty amazing. The second-oldest albatross known to have a chick was 61.",
        "Caption": "62-Year-Old Albatross Has Chick",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2362",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2016 6:58 PM CDT) Los Angeles will have to pay up to $30 million to provide gang members with job training, tattoo removal, and more after settling a class-action lawsuit this week, the Los Angeles Times reports. The city was sued in 2011 for enforcing curfews\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpart of the city's widespread gang injunctions\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddespite them being declared illegal by a California appeals court in 2007. There are nearly 50 gang injunctions around Los Angeles prohibiting suspected gang members from carrying weapons, wearing certain clothes, or socializing with certain groups; 21 of those injunctions require suspected gang members to be inside by 10pm. Critics say the curfews are too broadly defined and unfairly labeled young people as gang members without proof or a trial, according to the AP. If the settlement agreement is approved by the court, the city will pay between $4.5 million and $30 million into a nonprofit it created to help those victimized by curfews. The amount depends on how many of the approximately 5,700 people covered by the curfews come forward. The Los Angeles city attorney says the nonprofit will allow gang members to gain the job skills they need to turn their lives around. As part of the agreement, the city will stop enforcing the curfews. Gang injunctions are a form of psychological abuse on a whole generation of young people of color, the AP quotes one man arrested for violating curfew. Because I was wrongly labeled as a gang member, I couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even be outside helping my mom with the groceries at night.",
        "Caption": "LA Will Pay Up to $30M to Help Gang Members",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2363",
        "News Article": "(Sep 6, 2014 6:34 AM CDT) The CDC is out with numbers from a comprehensive new survey on rape and sexual assault, and the main takeaway is grim: More than 19% of women in the US, nearly one in five, have been raped at some point in their lives, reports Bloomberg. When the definition is broadened to include other forms of sexual violence, the percentage of female victims rises to 44%. The victims include those unable to give consent because they were under the influence of alcohol or drugs, notes Salon. The CDC estimates more than 11 million women were raped in that manner in 2011. The report also says 2% of men have been raped, and 23% have been victims of sexual violence of some kind. In fact, New York highlights this paragraph from the CDC report itself: Consistent with previous studies, the overall pattern of results suggest that women, in particular, are heavily impacted over their lifetime. However, the results also indicate that many men experience sexual violence, stalking, and, in particular, physical violence by an intimate partner. For both genders, the abuse is most likely to have happened before age 25. (One man raped at age 14 has now been ordered to pay child support for the daughter he fathered.)",
        "Caption": "CDC: 1 in 5 Women Are Rape Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2364",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2009 11:12 PM CDT) So how do you replace an oracle? By splitting the job into pieces. Warren Buffett told a record gathering of 35,000 Berkshire Hathaway shareholders that he's got three internal candidates who could easily replace him as chief executive, the Financial Times reports. The 78-year-old also has four candidates to take over what would be a new post as chief investment officer. Trouble is, none of the four beat the S&P 500 with their investments last year. In terms of 2008 by itself, you would not say that they covered themselves with glory, said Buffett, who still has no immediate plans to retire. But I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t cover myself in glory either in 2008. Buffett acknowledged that his own bad bets\u00e2\u20ac\u201din particular an investment in ConocoPhillips\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhelped produce the worst year in company history. Though Buffett held forth on his usual range of topics, the succession issue seemed to be the primary concern of shareholders this year.",
        "Caption": "Buffett: 'I Didn't Cover Myself in Glory' in '08",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2365",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2012 6:57 AM) So much for Haley Barbour's grand pardons: A Mississippi judge has put the kibosh on some of the former governor's last-minute spate of 200 pardons, blocking the release of 21 inmates still imprisoned and hauling in five more who had been released for hearings. The ruling came hours after the state's attorney general filed an injunction complaining that some of those pardoned did not post an announcement of their bid for clemency in newspapers in the locations where the crimes occurred\u00e2\u20ac\u201da constitutional requirement, reports Reuters. Barbour, who left office Tuesday, remained defiant, issuing a statement defending the pardons: The pardons were intended to allow them to find gainful employment or acquire professional licenses as well as hunt and vote, he said, adding that more than 90% of convicts had already been released when the pardons were issued. An interesting aside: Among those pardoned was one Earnest Scott Favre, brother of Brett, who was convicted in a 1996 drunk-driving crash that killed his best friend.",
        "Caption": "Haley Barbour Pardons: Mississippi Judge Blocks Release of 21 Convicts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2366",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2008 10:22 AM CDT) Galveston\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s historic district is under 7 feet of water, and 4 million Houston area residents are without power after Hurricane Ike\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rampage through the region. Ike, which hit Galveston as a Category 2 hurricane, has since been downgraded to a Category 1, CNN reports. Officials warned that the storm will retain hurricane force through this afternoon. Local government is now turning toward rescue and recovery efforts, but the evacuated will have to wait before they return home. The last thing we want to do is put our citizens back into a situation where they may be in harm's way, a Galveston County official said. Three deaths in Texas have been attributed to Ike, which will move next into western Arkansas.",
        "Caption": "Ike Now Category 1, But Still Dangerous",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2367",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2010 12:42 PM CDT) Awful news from a daylong festival of technomusic in Germany: Police say at least 15 people were killed and dozens more injured during a crowd stampede. The panic took place in a tunnel leading to the festival grounds, where hundreds of thousands had assembled for the annual Love Parade in Duisburg, reports the Telegraph. It was hell, said one witness. The tunnel was dark, it was full. Something happened\u00e2\u20ac\u201d whether someone tripped or someone fell I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know. But there was a stampede to get to the other end and those who fell\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6well, many of them never got up again. Rescue squads had to fight through the crowd, with many still oblivious to the tragedy, to tend to the injured.",
        "Caption": "15 Killed At Music Festival Stampede",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2368",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2008 4:21 PM) At least 30 people, many possibly children, died in Haiti today when a school building collapsed, AP reports. The school, in a village in the hills above Port-au-Prince, experienced a partial collapse in 2000. Before today, the building was under construction, and the town\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s mayor said structural problems, not recent rains, were behind the disaster. Aid groups, including the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders, were quickly on the scene. The Dominican Republic, which shares the island with Haiti, sent helicopters, and engineers from Brazil, Chile, and Ecuador arrived to help. UN peacekeepers stationed in Haiti since 2004 also pitched in. Many more are believed buried at the site, and the death toll is likely to rise.",
        "Caption": "Haiti School Collapse Kills At Least 30",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2369",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2012 10:31 AM CDT) Jon Stewart did what he does best on last night's Daily Show: Made fun of Fox News, or as he calls it, Romney Campaign Headquarters. In a segment hilariously titled Chaos on Bullshit Mountain, Stewart ran through the network's oft-contradictory attempts to spin Romney's 47% gaffe, showing hosts alternately deriding Mother Jones as an unreliable source, dismissing the comment as a minor gaffe and distraction, and outright embracing Romney's sentiment. Stewart's summary: This inartfully stated dirty liberal smear is a truthful expression of Mitt Romney's political philosophy, and it is a winner. Stewart then attacked the fiction inherent in Romney's remarks, pointing out that the poor and elderly aren't the only ones taking government handouts. Corporations get massive tax breaks and subsidies, and investors get preferential tax treatment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich saved Romney personally $4.56 million. Or to put that absolutely fair tax break given to a job creator in moocher-class-dependency terms, enough food stamps to feed Mr. Romney through the year 4870. By the way, that's no bullshit. That's the math.",
        "Caption": "Stewart: 47% Gaffe Turns Fox Into 'Bulls#%t Mountain'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2370",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2011 5:14 AM) Scientists have discovered some disturbing new about the still-lingering effects of the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster: Birds born in the radiated region have brains 5% smaller than normal. Even exposure to relatively low levels of radiation 25 years after the accident can have profound effects on the species that live in this area, said University of South Carolina researcher Timothy Mousseau. Residual radiation is likely still affecting humans as well, Mousseau tells the New York Daily News. (Click to see eerie photos of Chernobyl today).",
        "Caption": "Chernobyl Bird Brains 5% Smaller",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2371",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2011 1:03 PM CDT) The Obama administration deported a record 393,000 people last fiscal year, with half of those deported considered criminals. That jibes with the Obama administration's pledge to go after the worst of the worst, but the AP reports that some critics are scoffing: The figure includes big increases in the number of people deported after drunken driving arrests (27,635, up from 10,851 in 2008) and traffic offenses (13,028, up from from 4,527). Officers are using their new authority to remove as many unauthorized people from their jurisdictions as they can, and that frequently means going after traffic violators instead of serious criminals, says an analyst at an immigration think tank. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said there also had been an increase in serious felons caught for deportation, but many were still in the justice system. The more serious offenders are still in prison, she said. We're not going to see them reflected in the numbers until we can begin to remove them.",
        "Caption": "US Deports Record 393K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2372",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2009 10:27 PM) The Philadelphia Phillies kept their title defense alive tonight, jumping on New York Yankees starter AJ Burnett early then hanging on late for an 8-6 victory in Game 5 of the World Series. The Phillies trail 3-2 in the best-of-seven matchup, and head back to New York for Game 6 on Wednesday night. Chase Utley\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s three-run home run in the first set the tone against Burnett, who gave up six runs pitching on short rest. Philadelphia led 6-1 and 8-2 before the Yankees rallied for three runs in the eighth and another in the ninth. New York brought the tying run to the plate with two out, but Ryan Madson struck out Mark Teixeira to end it.",
        "Caption": "Phillies Survive, Force Game 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2373",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2014 4:10 PM CDT) Close call in the Arabian Sea: A group of 17 Marines and eight Navy sailors avoided serious injury today when their helicopter crashed in the Gulf of Aden, the Navy says. The CH-53E Super Stallion\u00e2\u20ac\u201da Marine Corps helicopter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas trying to land on the USS Mesa Verde's deck at the time (but wasn't under enemy attack). Now all 25 troops are on board the ship, some with minor injuries, the AP reports. Chuck Hagel had ordered the transport dock ship to the Persian Gulf this summer after the Islamic State swiped land in northern Iraq and was heading for Baghdad. The Super Stallion is a heavy lift helicopter that can move tons of cargo on long hauls or enough combat-loaded Marines to lead an assault or humanitarian operation, Military.com reports. In this case, the troops were reportedly returning from training in Djibouti.",
        "Caption": "Marines Helicopter Crashes With 25 on Board",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2374",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2008 5:31 PM CDT) Vladimir Putin is said to be preparing to marry a 24-year-old star Russian gymnast, the Telegraph reports. Rumors of the 56-year-old president\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s courtship to Alina Kabaeva have been swirling around Moscow for months, but were recently printed by a Russian newspaper that found a St. Petersburg event planner who said he was organizing a wedding for the couple. Though not officially separated from his wife, Ludmilla, Putin is said to have dumped her two months ago. The wedding is set for mid-June, about a month after Putin will formally cede the presidency to Dmitry Medvedev. Kabaeva has earned a prominent place in the gymnastics world and represented Russia at the Olympics in Sydney and Athens.",
        "Caption": "Putin Set to Wed 24-Year-Old Gymnast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2375",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2013 2:22 PM CDT) A suspect was arrested today in the shooting deaths of a woman and three teenagers whose bodies were found in a car in a former mountain resort in eastern Tennessee. State Bureau of Investigation chief Mark Gwyn said at a press conference in Crossville that Jacob Allen Bennett, 26, was arrested on a parole violation the night after the four bodies were found on Renegade Mountain. Bennett was being held at Cumberland County jail while prosecutors prepared to call a grand jury to evaluate charges. A car containing the bodies was discovered by a resident of the community about 50 miles west of Knoxville yesterday morning. The victims were identified as driver Danielle Jacobson, 22, and passengers Steven Presley, 17, Dominic Davis, 17, and John Lajeunesse, 16. Deputy District Attorney General Gary McKenzie said the suspect and the victims knew each other to some degree, but declined to elaborate on a possible motive. Bennett was sentenced to two years in prison in 2010 after pleading guilty to theft-related charges and of being a convicted violent felon in possession of a firearm.",
        "Caption": "Suspect Nabbed in Slaying of 3 Teens, Woman",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2376",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2016 12:31 AM CDT) Rescue officials are sifting through a Hindu temple in southern India where at least 110 people died when a fireworks display\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan unauthorized pyrotechnic show that went horribly wrong\u00e2\u20ac\u201dswept through the temple packed with thousands for a religious festival. The death toll from the pre-dawn fire on Sunday at the Puttingal Devi temple complex in the village of Paravoor now stands at 110 people with more than 380 others hurt, a police spokesman says. Scores of devotees ran in panic as the massive initial blast cut off power in the complex, while other explosions sent flames and debris raining down, a witness says. Many people were trapped, reports the AP. Some chunks of concrete fell as far as half a mile away, a witness tells the AP. We were about to return home, when [my son-in-law] said, 'Let's watch for a few more minutes,' recalled a gray-haired man in his 50s. Then came this loud explosion, and everything went dark. I've been searching for him everywhere. The fire started when a spark from the fireworks show ignited a separate batch of fireworks stored in the temple complex, says Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, the top elected official in Kerala state. Police are searching for 15 members of the temple board who fled after the accident. They could face charges that include culpable homicide, which is punishable with life imprisonment, and illegally storing a cache of explosives.",
        "Caption": "Let's Watch a Few More Minutes': Fireworks Disaster Kills 110",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2377",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2011 2:53 AM CDT) Dolores Hope, who was married to Bob Hope for 69 years and accompanied him on many of his trips to entertain American troops overseas, has died at the age of 102. Hope\u00e2\u20ac\u201dborn Dolores DeFina in Harlem in 1909\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsidelined her own singing career after meeting her husband, who died in 2003. She helped arrange his US tours and sang with him to troops serving in wars from World War II to Operation Desert Storm, where she was the only woman the Saudis allowed to perform for American service members, reports the New York Daily News. Dolores was singing in a Manhattan nightclub in 1933 when Bob Hope first met her. After hearing her sing It's Only a Paper Moon, Hope told dancer George Murphy, I'm going to marry her. After putting her singing career largely on hold for more than 50 years to concentrate on philanthropic work and raising the couple's four adopted children, she revived it in her 80s, recording several albums and singing at New York's Rainbow and Stars nightclub.",
        "Caption": "Dolores Hope Dead at 102",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2378",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2016 5:11 PM CDT) Flash flooding threatened to trap a group of college students inside a Kentucky cave Thursday, but they navigated through neck-deep water to safety, the AP reports. The 19 people who escaped had to clutch onto a rope to handle the swift currents of floodwaters near the entrance of Hidden River Cave. The group that spent more than six hours inside the cave included Clemson University students on a field trip, four tour guides, and two police officers who got trapped when they tried to rescue the group. The cavers, accompanied by a couple of experienced guides, were unaware of the rising waters threatening to block the cave's entrance. Heavy rains hit the area hours after the group ventured inside, said David Foster, executive director of the American Cave Museum at Horse Cave. Foster said his rescue team ventured about a mile into the cave, where they found the group in a high and dry area.",
        "Caption": "19 Rescued From Flooded Kentucky Cave",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2379",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2012 1:43 AM CDT) A magnitude 6.3 earthquake that struck northern Indonesia Saturday night has killed at least four and injured a dozen, reports AP. The earthquake occurred 35 miles southeast of Palu city on Sulawesi island, damaging 165 houses and buildings. One of those killed was a 9-year-old boy. The quake was felt strongly for 15 seconds in Palu as people were breaking the fast on the last day of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, said a spokesman for Indonesia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s National Disaster Mitigation Agency.",
        "Caption": "Deadly 6.3 Quake Hits Indonesia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2380",
        "News Article": "(Mar 19, 2016 5:50 AM CDT) All 62 people on board a flight from Dubai to Rostov-on-Don were killed when the Boeing 737-800 crashed on landing in the Russian city, authorities say. Poor visibility and high winds are suspected to be factors in the crash, reports the BBC. The FlyDubai jet is believed to have abandoned an earlier attempt to land and circled for two hours before the second attempt ended in disaster. Different versions of what happened are being looked into, including crew error, a technical failure, and bad weather conditions, Russian authorities said in a statement, per Reuters. The airline says the 55 passengers and seven crew included 44 Russian citizens, eight Ukrainians, and two Indian nationals, the Guardian reports.",
        "Caption": "62 Die in Russia Plane Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2381",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2011 12:33 PM) America, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re working too hard. The average worker earned 14 vacation days this year, but only used 12 of them, according to a survey from Expedia. That works out to about 226 million unused days in total and, based on the national average salary of $39,416 per year for full-time workers, $34.3 billion worth of forfeited time, CNN reports. Only two nations in the study (PDF here) took less time off: Japan and South Korea. Workers said the top two reasons they hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t taken getaways was that they couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t afford it or hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t planned well enough. Diminished staffs could also be playing into the phenomenon. Now that companies are doing more with less, people have a hard time taking vacation because there's so much work to do, said the VP of one job placement firm. Another executive added that workers may fear that taking time off will make them next on the chopping block.",
        "Caption": "Americans Gave Up $34.3B in Vacation Days This Year",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2382",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2014 11:59 AM) As far as stabbings go, this one is as improbable as it is tragic: A 4-year-old Oklahoma boy was killed Saturday in a freak accident involving a hammock and a knife. His uncle, Chris Coates, 35, was visiting from Iowa and was lying in a hammock in the Oklahoma City backyard, whittling, when Bralyn Shively came over and started playfully pushing the hammock, the Oklahoman reports. The hammock broke free of the tree, dropping Coates to the ground. Bralyn somehow fell on top of him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was stabbed in the chest with the knife Coates had been holding. A police sergeant describes the knife as a pocket knife to KFOR-TV, and says the boy was impaled. Coates called for someone to dial 911, but Bralyn died at a hospital. Police say the stabbing was accidental, and the DA's office confirms no criminal charges will be filed. The family agrees, telling News 9 Coates was a favorite uncle and a master woodworker who did everything he could to save the boy, who had turned 4 just four days prior. Bralyn (showered) love on his family and friends, and everyone loved him, says the family in a statement. He called his brothers and sisters [who were also playing with Coates at the time] his best friends. If you asked him what he was doing, he would respond 'playing with my best friends.'",
        "Caption": "Boy, 4, Killed in Freak Accidental Stabbing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2383",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2015 3:50 PM) Stocks are closing out 2015 on a downbeat note. Major US indexes declined on Thursday, the last day of the year, putting a main market benchmark slightly in the red for 2015. The Standard & Poor's 500 index ended the year down about three-quarters of a percent. With dividends included, the index was up slightly for the year. It was the worst return for the index since 2011. According to CNN, the Dow is down 2.2% for the year, making 2015 its worst year since 2008. At the closing bell on Thursday, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 178 points\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor 1%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat 17,425. The S&P 500 gave up 19 points\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalso 1%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto close at 2,043. The Nasdaq composite declined 58 points\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor 1.2%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto 5,007.",
        "Caption": "S&P 500 and Dow Jones End 2015 in the Red",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2384",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2020 7:54 AM) Authorities tell the Washington Post a late October shooting at a strip club in Anaheim, Calif., was the most extreme anti-mask incident in the city to date. Now, three suspects have been arrested, and two of them face life in prison if convicted. Prosecutors say that on Halloween night, 34-year-old Edgar Nava-Ayala, 22-year-old Daniel Juvenal Ocampo, and 20-year-old Juan Jose Acosta-Soto were at the Sahara Theater, when Nava-Ayala and Ocampo were escorted out after refusing to wear face coverings, per an Orange County DA release cited by NBC News. The three men allegedly returned to the club later that night, with Acosta-Soto behind the wheel of a red Toyota Camry, and as they drove past, Nava-Ayala is said to have fired at least 15 rounds from an AK-47 into the club, wounding four, KTLA reports. Three of the injured were hospitalized; one had to undergo surgery, while another suffered a shattered shoulder bone. A fourth injured person refused medical attention, Anaheim Police Sgt. Shane Carringer tells the Post. Officials say the suspects were arrested Thursday after a six-week investigation. It is nothing short of a miracle that no one was killed, Carringer says. There were over 30 people in there, and these guys are suspected of indiscriminately firing at innocent bystanders with a high-powered rifle. Nava-Ayala and Ocampo have been charged with felony attempted murder, assault with an assault weapon, and shooting into an occupied building, as well as related charges, and could see life behind bars if convicted. Acosta-Soto was hit with the assault and shooting into a building charges and faces up to 17 years in prison. All three have pleaded not guilty, and bail is set at $5 million each.",
        "Caption": "After 'Most Extreme Anti-Mask Incident' in Anaheim, 3 Arrests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2385",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2020 2:13 PM CDT) Police in northern China charged a man with attempted murder after he allegedly buried his mother in an abandoned grave, where she was found traumatized but alive after three days covered by loose dirt. The man's wife told police her husband carried his mother away in a wheelbarrow on May 2. When she failed to return three days later, police were informed and the man was placed in detention in Shaanxi province's Jingbian county, the AP reports. Rescuers said despite the woman's ordeal, she was faintly calling for help as she was freed, according to a police statement. The man was identified as a 58-year-old with the surname Ma. His 79-year-old mother is surnamed Wang.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Woman Rescued From Grave After 3 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2386",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2012 9:49 AM) Iran is getting ready to vote today on banning oil sales to the EU\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou know, before the EU can enact an embargo on aforementioned oil\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Tehran is engaging in some typical sabre-rattling, with the head of Iran's state oil company predicting global crude prices will head into the stratosphere. It seems we will witness prices from $120 to $150 in the future, said Ahmad Qalehbani. Iran is insisting that it can find new buyers for the 18% of its output that Europe gobbles up, and that an embargo won't hurt it. The sale of some 18% of Iranian oil, to a market other than the EU, is quite possible. But our long term idea is to increase refining capacities to produce valuable products, he tells a state news agency. The AP notes, however, that some 80% of the country's foreign revenue is derived from the export of oil.",
        "Caption": "Iran: Hey, Wanna See Oil Hit $150 a Barrel?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2387",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2013 3:43 PM CDT) Two new mothers in Argentina would still be caring for the wrong infants if they hadn't acted on their suspicions. As it was, they took home the wrong babies and cared for them for three weeks thanks to a clinic mixup, reports AFP. The women gave birth on Sept. 30 at a private clinic in San Juan, and both say officials there dismissed their concerns that things didn't quite add up before they left for home. When my baby was born by C-section, they told me straight away it was a beautiful girl weighing (6.8 pounds), but when they gave her to me they said she weighed (8.4 pounds) and was a breech birth, says one. I told them that could not be, but they said I must have misunderstood. The truth came out when the women happened to meet at the clinic three weeks later for a checkup and swapped stories. When DNA tests confirmed their hunches, they swapped babies, too. Both are now considering lawsuits, reports the Digital Journal. (Click for another wild story involving a pregnant woman and a clinic, this one in Mexico.)",
        "Caption": "2 New Moms Sent Home With Wrong Babies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2388",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2013 6:54 AM) More depressing news on the New York City subway last night, as two police officers were shot while stopping a man moving between cars on the Brooklyn-bound N-train, reports the New York Times. Two plainclothes cops asked the rider to leave the train with them, but, after initially appearing to do so, the man shot them both\u00e2\u20ac\u201done officer in the back, and the other in the thigh and groin. The former's bulletproof vest prevented more serious injury; he returned fire with seven shots, killing the man. Both cops are in the hospital now, in stable condition. It wasn't the only subway-related story in the Times today: The paper also takes a look at the psychological battles that can plague those behind the controls. Dozens of people jump or fall to their deaths on the New York subways each year\u00e2\u20ac\u201d55 in 2012\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand images of the deaths can plague operators, who get three days off when a passenger is killed. Many take more unpaid time off to recover, and some never return to the job. As cruel as it makes it sound, for the individual it's over, says a former operator whose train killed a man in 1992. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just beginning for the train operator. (The Times reports that a third police officer was also shot last night, while off duty at his family's car dealership in the Bronx. The gunman and his accomplices were subdued and arrested.)",
        "Caption": "2 Cops Shot on NYC Subway",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2389",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2015 4:03 PM CDT) When Mary Smith was 11, her dad died at the age of 45 of a heart attack. Her mom was receiving help for mental illness, so her older first cousin, Muriel Clayton, who had four young girls of her own, welcomed Smith permanently into her own home after Smith was shuffled around for a while among other relatives. Now, more than 60 years later, the unofficial mother-daughter duo have made it official: The 76-year-old Smith was adopted yesterday in a Dallas courtroom by her 92-year-old surrogate mom, and the scene as described by the Dallas Morning News was an emotional one. I feel very happy, Smith said. She has been Mom for a long time, and now it's official, with Clayton adding, This is what I have wanted to do for a long, long time, and now it has come to pass. There was a compelling and thoughtful reason it took so long to seal the deal: respect for Mary's biological mother, who lived to the age of 73 but spent much of her life in mental institutions. I couldn't have done that to her [while she was still alive], Clayton tells the Morning News. She was a dear, dear person. Clayton popped the question to Smith on Mother's Day this year, she tells WFAA: I said, 'I have been thinking about adopting you, how do you feel about that?' And her little face just lit up! Her daughter's reply: 'Little face' \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 isn't that sweet? Clayton sums up the adoption with a touching analogy. I have worked jigsaw puzzles, and my life had been a beautiful picture, she tells WFAA. But one piece was missing, and that was Mary. And now I've got that piece in place. (This adopted Ohio woman found her birth mother \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 at work.)",
        "Caption": "92-Year-Old Adopts 76-Year-Old Daughter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2390",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2013 10:25 AM) Scottish police say eight people are now confirmed dead following the crash of a police helicopter into a crowded Glasgow pub last night. Chief Constable Stephen House says all those aboard the helicopter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo officers and a civilian pilot\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied when the aircraft crashed into the roof of The Clutha pub and five other people were killed on the ground. He said today that 14 injured people remain in Glasgow hospitals following the crash. The pub was packed and a ska band was in full swing when the chopper slammed through the roof. Locals described a horrible scene, with patrons streaming out of the building covered in blood, with gashes and other injuries. Grace MacLean, who was inside the pub at the time, said she heard a whoosh noise and then saw smoke. The band were laughing, and we were all joking that the band had made the roof come down, she told the BBC. They carried on playing, and then it started to come down more, and someone started screaming, and then the whole pub just filled with dust. You couldn't see anything, you couldn't breathe.",
        "Caption": "8 Dead in Horrific Copter Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2391",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2012 2:10 PM CDT) NASA thinks it's got a pretty solid estimate on the number of gigantic asteroids that could plausibly cause regional or global catastrophe by smashing into Earth: 4,700, give or take 1,500. Included in that number are all the rocks that exist, or which they suspect exist, that are larger than 330 feet across, and have orbits that pass within 5 million miles of Earth, Space.com reports. Only about 30% of these asteroids have actually been found. NASA is basing its data on its Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, which is an infrared space telescope. Though the total number is similar to past estimates, the survey found that twice as many asteroids as previously thought are in low-inclination orbits, meaning their paths are similar to Earth's. Our team was surprised, one NASA researcher said, but on the bright side, they provide the best opportunities for the next generation of human and robotic exploration. (Like this, maybe?)",
        "Caption": "NASA Thinks 4,700 Asteroids Threaten Earth",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2392",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2012 5:40 AM CDT) Seventies icon Ryan O'Neal has been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, reports People. Although I was shocked and stunned by the news, I feel fortunate that it was detected early, and according to my extraordinary team of doctors the prognosis is positive for a full recovery, O'Neal, 70, wrote in a statement, despite his cancer being at the most serious stage. O'Neal has battled with cancer before, overcoming myelogenous leukemia in the late 1990s. His late partner Farrah Fawcett died of anal cancer nearly three years ago, and O'Neal's memoir of life with Fawcett is due out next month, notes Monsters & Critics.",
        "Caption": "Ryan O'Neal Has Stage 4 Prostate Cancer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2393",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2013 7:15 PM CDT) It's only taken 60 years, but the CIA has finally acknowledged its role in the 1953 coup of democratically elected Iranian PM Mohammad Mossadeq. In documents released to the independent National Security Archive website, an internal report says: [T]he military coup that overthrew Mosadeq and his National Front cabinet was carried out under CIA direction as an act of US foreign policy, Foreign Policy reports. It was hardly a secret\u00e2\u20ac\u201dformer operatives have written books about the coup, and both Clinton and Obama have acknowledged it. But this appears to be the first time the CIA ever has. [I]t was estimated that Iran was in real danger of falling behind the Iron Curtain; if that happened it would mean a victory for the Soviets in the Cold War and a major setback for the West in the Middle East, the operation's architect, Donald Wilber, wrote in one document, per the BBC. The US and its partner in the operation, the UK, were also motivated by Mossadeq's move to nationalize the country's formerly British-controlled oil industry. The documents show the CIA planted anti-Mossadeq stories in both the Iranian and US media, and organized rallies against him. By the end of 19 August, wrote Wilber, members of the Mossadeq government were either in hiding or were incarcerated.",
        "Caption": "CIA Admits Role in Iran's Coup\u00e2\u20ac\u201d60 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2394",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2010 7:28 PM) MTV is definitely hip to the recession, with the proof no further than the new season of 16 and Pregnant, airing tonight. That show, plus others like Jersey Shore, show that audiences seem to have tired of the contrived dramas of The Hills or The City, and the impossibly glamorous lives led by a bunch of idiots who don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t deserve them, Sara Libby writes. In better times, it might have been fun to watch Heidi Montag explain to her mother the benefits of having 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day, Libby continues for True\/Slant, but I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll take watching the day-to-day struggles of Teen Mom and 16 and Pregnant any day, where life is less glamorous, but the stakes actually matter.",
        "Caption": "MTV Tunes Recession Chic With New 16 and Pregnant",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2395",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2012 1:16 PM CDT) The more popular the Hunger Games trilogy becomes, the more reasons some parents and educators have found to question whether it belongs on library shelves. For the second year in a row, Suzanne Collins' work was among the most challenged books, as reported yesterday by the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom. The association defines a challenge as a formal, written complaint filed with a library or school requesting that a book or other material be restricted or removed because of its content or appropriateness. Collins' million-selling novels ranked No. 3 on the association's list, rising from No. 5 last year. In last year's list, when just the title book of the trilogy was in the top 10, complaints included sexually explicit and unsuited to age group and violence. For the new study, which also included Catching Fire and Mockingjay, the objections were more varied, and harsher, including, Anti-ethnic; anti-family; insensitivity; offensive language; occult\/satanic; violence. Barbara Jones, director of the ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom, thinks anticipation for the Hunger Games film led to closer criticism of the books. The most challenged works were Lauren Myracle's tween novels ttyl, ttfn, l8r, and g8r, followed by Kim Dong Hwa's The Color of Earth series.",
        "Caption": "Hunger Games Hits No. 3 on Challenged Books List",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2396",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2010 5:25 PM CDT) A gas pipeline about 50 miles south of Dallas exploded this afternoon, killing at least three people and sending an enormous ball of fire and smoke into the air. People were reporting seeing a fireball and their windows shaking like from a sonic boom, the county commissioner told the Dallas Morning News. We've got an unknown number of people still unaccounted for, the local fire chief told CNN. Workers using a digging machine punctured a 36-inch line at around 2:40 local time, causing the ground to shake violently. For about 10 minutes, it was so loud that it was like there was an 18-wheeler rumbling in your driveway, a local resident told the AP.",
        "Caption": "Gas Pipeline Blast Kills at Least 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2397",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2015 3:22 PM) The stock market is closing solidly higher, led by gains in energy companies as the price of oil turned higher after a recent slump. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 238 points, or 1.4%, to 17,482 Monday. The Standard & Poor's 500 index increased 30 points, or 1.5%, to 2,053. The Nasdaq composite climbed 56 points, or 1.2%, to 4,984. Energy companies rose much more than the rest of the market as the price of oil increased 3% to $41 a barrel. Chevron jumped 4%. Defense contractors rose and travel and airlines companies fell as traders responded to the terrorist attacks in Paris. Raytheon and Northrup Grumman each rose 4% while Delta Air Lines declined 2%.",
        "Caption": "Dow Surges 238 on Energy Gains",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2398",
        "News Article": "(May 16, 2012 12:31 AM CDT) Two Navy ships were damaged in a collision in the Pacific Ocean 120 miles off the coast of California\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut there were no injuries or fuel spills, according to military officials. The amphibious assault vehicle USS Essex hit the USNS Yukon oiler as it was approaching the Yukon to be refueled, reports AP. The steering on the Essex, which was carrying 982 crew members on its way to San Diego, apparently failed, according to a 3rd Fleet spokesman. The Yukon has been involved in at least two previous collisions during its 19 years in service, including one during a refueling maneuver off the coast of Hawaii. This is the first collision involving the 844-foot Essex\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnicknamed the Iron Gator \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the Essex has experienced problems in the past, notes the San Diego Union-Tribune. The 20-year-old warship, which is due for a major overhaul early next year, failed to meet a commitment at sea recently for the second time in seven months because of mechanical or maintenance issues officials attributed to wear and tear.",
        "Caption": "2 Navy Ships Collide Off California",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2399",
        "News Article": "(Nov 8, 2011 12:30 PM) Quick when was the first programmable computer designed? If you said the early 19th century \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 well, you probably looked at the headline. But you might be right, and researchers in Britain are currently planning to test that theory. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re about to spend 10 years and millions of dollars trying to build the Babbage Analytical Machine, a massive punch card computer dreamed up by eccentric mathematician Charles Babbage in the 1830s, the New York Times reports. Babbage never built the analytical machine, and experts have spent years arguing about whether it would have worked. Complicating matters: Babbage was constantly tinkering with his design, so there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no single blueprint to follow. So a variety of plans will be posted online next year, with the public invited to sort through them and suggest which parts should be incorporated. Researchers will then build a computer model of the room-sized machine and\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhopefully\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconstruct it at the Science Museum in London. Click for more on an earlier Babbage reclamation project.",
        "Caption": "Researchers to Build Computer Designed in 1830s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2400",
        "News Article": "(May 5, 2015 8:35 AM CDT) The 22-year-old woman who tweeted 2 Drunk 2 Care shortly before causing a fatal crash in Florida in 2013 was sentenced yesterday to 24 years in prison, NBC Miami reports. I don't remember deciding to drive that night, so I can't even tell you what was going through my mind when I made that decision, a tearful Kayla Mendoza, who pleaded guilty to two charges of DUI manslaughter in February, told the court. I have no excuses for anything I've done, I just ask for forgiveness. Mendoza, then 20, drank two oversize margaritas at a bar after work, then drove her car the wrong way on an expressway, hitting another car head-on. The crash killed the driver of the second car, Kaitlyn Ferrante, and Ferrante's best friend Marisa Catronio, both 21. How do you forgive someone who's ruined your life and family's lives forever? Catronio's brother said in court. Ferrante's mom told Mendoza, I had to make the choice to pull her off of life support, that's something a mother should never have to do. Both families asked the judge to give Mendoza the maximum 30-year sentence. Though she was only given 24 years, Mendoza\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho also had traces of marijuana in her system and a blood alcohol level almost twice the legal limit at the time of the crash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill also serve six years of probation after she is released and will never be allowed to drive again. (The Sun-Sentinel notes that Mendoza never had a driver's license.) Mendoza has said that her now-infamous tweet was not about driving, but was directed at a boyfriend with whom she was upset, CBS Miami reports. (A similar story also ended in tragedy.)",
        "Caption": "2 Drunk 2 Care' Driver Gets 24 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2401",
        "News Article": "(Oct 16, 2013 2:15 AM CDT) The Tokyo area was hit by its fiercest typhoon in at least a decade today, leaving at least 14 people dead and forcing 20,000 to evacuate. Typhoon Wipha drenched the city of 30 million and caused the cancellation of trains and planes, but the worst damage was on Izu Oshima island, 75 miles south of the metropolis, reports Reuters. Landslides and building collapses killed at least 13 people on the island and around 50 people are still unaccounted for. As the storm moved up the coast toward the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, officials reassured the public that proper measures were in place to deal with contaminated water, the BBC reports.",
        "Caption": "14 Killed as Typhoon Lashes Tokyo Area",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2402",
        "News Article": "(Sep 17, 2016 2:58 PM CDT) A child has been euthanized in Belgium for the first time since the country became the first to eliminate age restrictions for euthanasia two years ago, CNN reports. According to the BBC, the 17-year-old had an incurable disease, was in unbearable physical pain, and requested euthanasia, as the law requires; palliative sedation was employed. No other information was provided, and Deutsche Welle reports the records outlining the patient's condition and the deliberation of the panel of physicians who weigh in are generally sealed. The teen's death, which had occurred in the past week, was announced Saturday, Reuters reports. The AFP cites a member of Belgium's federal euthanasia commission as saying the teen was not the first child to request euthanasia. Belgium legalized euthanasia for people with constant and unbearable physical or mental suffering that cannot be alleviated in 2002. It expanded its euthanasia law to cover all children under the age of 18 in 2014. In order to be euthanized, children must be able to understand what it means and get consent from their parent or guardian and death must be expected in the near future. Belgium is the only country in the world that allows euthanasia without age restriction, and a study published this month found 1,807 total euthanasia deaths were reported in 2013, up nearly eight-fold from 235 in 2003. Reuters reports the 2013 figure represents 1.7% of deaths in the country that year. The Netherlands allows it for children older than 12. (This depressed 24-year-old was granted the right to die.)",
        "Caption": "A Child Was Euthanized in Belgium for 1st Time",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2403",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2009 4:05 AM CDT) All four people on board were killed when a helicopter crashed into an interstate highway in western Maryland last night and burst into flames, AP\u00c2 reports. No cars were hit as the commercial helicopter smashed into the I-70. Witnesses say the helicopter appeared to be trying to land on the highway when it hit a power line.",
        "Caption": "4 Killed in Md. Highway Copter Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2404",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2010 6:46 PM CDT) The Coast Guard says it will search through the night for 11 missing oil rig workers in the Gulf of Mexico. One hopeful note: the men were spotted in a lifeboat shortly after the nighttime explosion on the rig, about 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana. Seventeen workers were injured in the blast, three critically, and nearly 100 were rescued unharmed, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. We will continue searching as long as it is reasonable that we might still find someone, said a Coast Guard commander. The rig is leaking 13,000 gallons of crude oil an hour, but almost all of it is being burned in the intense fire, said the commander. We do not see a major spill emanating from this incident.",
        "Caption": "11 Oil Rig Workers Still Missing in Gulf",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2405",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2010 5:12 AM CDT) Listen up, Ryan Seacrest: It's time to start being more of a smart aleck. Some of the greatest hosts in television history share one down-and-dirty characteristic: They're, well, a**holes, reports Movieline, which runs down the 10 who have most perfected the art of likable meanness:",
        "Caption": "10 TV Hosts Who Are Fantastic Jerks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2406",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2008 10:32 PM CDT) Pat Burrell, Chase Utley, and the Philadelphia Phillies had more than enough power to offset Manny Ramirez in the NL championship series opener tonight. Utley and Burrell homered off Derek Lowe in the sixth inning to back a strong performance by Cole Hamels as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 3-2. Ramirez put LA ahead with a long RBI double in the first, just missing a two-run homer. But the Phillies' big bats answered in the sixth. Burrell hit a go-ahead solo homer after Utley's two-run shot tied it in the sixth.",
        "Caption": "Phillies Outmuscle Dodgers to Take Game 1, 3-2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2407",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2008 11:00 AM CDT) Think strippers and whipped cream is indecent? Pshaw, says Fox, which wants the FCC to drop a $91,000 indecency fine for a 2003 episode of Married by America in which contestants at rowdy parties licked whipped cream off topless strippers. The network originally was fined $1.2 million, reports Bloomberg, but the FCC decided to impose $7,000 fines only on the 13 stations that received complaints. Fox, which has consistently challenged FCC indecency rulings, called the fines arbitrary and capricious. The FCC said it would continue to enforce indecency standards and called the scenes pandering and titillating. A federal appeals court ruled in Fox's favor in a recent case dealing with one-time expletives in live settings. The Supreme Court plans to review the ruling.",
        "Caption": "Fox Thumbs Nose at $91K FCC Fine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2408",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2019 4:44 PM CDT) Three family members sleeping in their trailer home were killed and a girl was seriously injured after a suspected drunk driver plowed his pickup truck into the home, police said Monday. The California Highway Patrol said Ismael Huazo-Jardinez was driving at a high rate of speed when his truck crashed into the trailer Saturday night in the agricultural community of Knights Landing near Sacramento, the AP reports. A 38-year-old man, a 34-year-old woman and a 10-year-old boy were killed. An 11-year-old girl was flown to a hospital with major injuries, KCRA-TV reported .",
        "Caption": "Pickup Flattens California Trailer Home, Killing 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2409",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2012 7:39 AM CDT) Three US drone attacks in Pakistan over the past three days probably did little to mend US-Pakistan relations, but one of those attacks might do plenty to weaken al-Qaeda. A US official confirms that al-Qaeda's No. 2, Abu Yahya al-Libi, was killed in a strike yesterday, reports CNN. This would be a major blow to 'core' al-Qaeda, removing the No. 2 leader twice in less than a year, a senior US official had earlier told the Washington Post, before the death was confirmed. Intelligence experts last year said that al-Qaeda was down to just two senior officials, Ayman al-Zawahiri and al-Libi, who was considered general manager of the terrorist group's main branch. While Zawahiri has been criticized for his aloof, intellectual style, al-Libi was more popular and charismatic, in part because of his famed 2005 escape from a US prison in Afghanistan.",
        "Caption": "US Confirms: We Killed al-Qaeda's No. 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2410",
        "News Article": "(Jun 29, 2010 3:58 PM CDT) The alleged Russian spy capturing most of the media attention today is Anna Chapman. The New York Post describes her as a flame-haired, 007-worthy beauty with a Victoria's Secret body who is accused of passing info to Russian handlers weekly since January. Her Facebook page has all kinds of suggestive self-portraits, notes Lauren Frayer at AOL News. Chapman is 28, divorced, and reportedly has a master's in economics and an online real estate business. She lives in a swanky part of New York City's financial district. An FBI agent was to set her up by posing as a handler and asking, Excuse me, but haven't we met in California last summer? She was to answer, No, I think it was the Hamptons. She never showed up for that rendezvous, however, perhaps because she smelled a rat. Moscow, meanwhile, has acknowledged that some of those arrested are Russian citizens but criticized the State Department for its Cold War-era spy stories, reports AP.",
        "Caption": "Suspected Russian Spy a '007-Worthy Beauty'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2411",
        "News Article": "(Apr 26, 2015 6:29 AM CDT) A tip for looking your best at age 145: Try replacing bits of your skin with plastic. That's what the experts in charge of preserving Vladimir Lenin's body have done, Scientific American reports. The Soviet Union founder, who died in 1924, would have turned 145 this week, and his mausoleum closed while the preservation team made improvements to his embalmed body. Their primary goal is maintaining the body's look and feel rather than its original material, Scientific American notes: They have to substitute occasional parts of skin and flesh with plastics and other materials, so in terms of the original biological matter, the body is less and less of what it used to be, says an expert. That sets the work apart from processes like mummification, he notes, where the focus was on preserving the original matter while the form of the body changes. Now, in addition to the skin replacements, Lenin has false eyelashes, and instead of skin fat, researchers have molded a combination of chemicals to keep his skin looking the same. The body is re-embalmed using a bath of chemicals in alternate years. Lenin has kept scientists busy: During the period between the 1950s and 1980s, as many as 200 experts had jobs maintaining the body, Scientific American notes. Meanwhile, the image of Lenin remains a potent symbol, as two statues of the leader in eastern Ukraine were knocked down last week in protest of Russia, AFP reports. (Last year, a similar incident led to an auction of Lenin's nose.)",
        "Caption": "At 145, Vladimir Lenin Is Looking Great",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2412",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2015 7:00 PM) Belgian prosecutors announced early Monday that police had detained 16 people in 22 raids but that Paris fugitive Salah Abdeslam was not among them. Federal prosecutor Eric Van Der Sypt said no firearms or explosives were discovered in the raids\u00e2\u20ac\u201d19 in Brussels and three in Charleroi in the country's south. One of those detained was injured when a car he was in tried to ram police during an attempted getaway. The investigation continues, says Van Der Sypt. The raids capped a tense day with hundreds of troops patrolling and authorities hunting for one or more suspected militants. The Belgian government chose Sunday to keep the capital on the highest state of alert into the start of the workweek to prevent a Paris-style attack. Citing a serious and imminent threat, Prime Minister Charles Michel announced that schools and universities in Brussels will be closed Monday, along with the subway, preventing a return to normal in the city that is also home to the European Union's main institutions. We fear an attack like in Paris, with several individuals, perhaps in several places, Michel said after chairing a meeting of Belgium's National Security Council. While Brussels was kept on the highest of four alert levels, the rest of the country remains on a Level 3 alert, meaning an attack is possible and likely. Says Michel: Nobody is pleased with such a situation. Neither are we. But we have to take our responsibility.",
        "Caption": "Belgium Police Arrest 16, But Not Paris Fugitive",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2413",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2016 11:23 AM CDT) About three months ago, Brian Everidge was stopped for speeding just north of Detroit. He was behind the wheel of a Budget box truck whose contents could land him in prison for up to five years: more than 10,000 aluminum cans. The Guardian reports that just as Seinfeld's Kramer and Newman once had the bright idea to drive recycled bottles and cans from New York to Michigan to cash in on the state's higher bottle deposit, Everidge was allegedly making a Kentucky-to-Michigan run to do something similar. At 10 cents a pop, Everidge stood to get $1,000 in Michigan versus $0 in Kentucky, which has no bottle deposit; instead, he faces a $5,000 fine and prison time for the felony charge, which is specific to those attempting to return more than 10,000 cans, reports the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus. Officer Clifford Lyden, who stopped Everidge on April 27, testified on Thursday that the Michigan man told him the cans were from Lexington, Ky; and that he didn't pay the deposit on them. (The deposit cost is simply added to the price of the beverage when purchased.) But Everidge's defense argues that because he was pulled over for speeding, he was merely attempting to attempt to return the bottles, and thus caught too early, with the charge of beverage return of nonrefundable bottles not actually applying. Livingston County District Judge Suzanne Geddis determined his case will go to trial. One Michigan law professor says Everidge is unlikely to do time given the $35,000 annual price tag to imprison someone. Michigan's bottle bill mandates a refund higher than any other state, reports the Bottle Bill Resource Guide, and the state boasts the highest redemption rate as well: 94.2% in 2014.",
        "Caption": "Man Drives 10K Cans to Michigan, Faces Prison Time",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2414",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2012 7:06 AM) Lydia Ko is just 14 years old, but that didn't stop her from becoming the youngest ever winner of a professional golf tournament earlier today, winning the New South Wales Open in New Zealand by four strokes, reports the AP. The previous record was held by Ryo Ishikawa, who won his first pro title at 15 years, eight months. The previous youngest woman was Amy Yang, who won at 16 years, seven months. It's pretty amazing,'' says the Korean-born Ko. I don't really know what to say ... I'm really happy and to be part of history is like a miracle. Ko nearly won the same tournament a year ago, taking a one-shot lead into the final hole, but three-putted it to lose by one stroke. Sadly for Ko, though, because she is an amateur, she does not get to claim the tournament's $15,400 top prize; instead, the money will go to No. 2 finisher Becky Morgan.",
        "Caption": "14-Year-Old Youngest Ever Pro Golf Winner",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2415",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2009 7:04 AM CDT) Ben Bernanke's term as Fed chairman expires this year, and the White House and Treasury are weighing the opinions of two groups: financial executives who want the central banker reappointed, and members of Congress who want him gone. A Wall Street Journal poll found that 43 of 46 economists in the private sector want Bernanke to serve a second term. But some legislators, including Senate Banking Committee head Chris Dodd, think he's too beholden to the banks. Also complicating Bernanke's reappointment: Larry Summers, the president's chief economic adviser, is known to want to move to the Fed. But his abrasive Harvard presidency and poor reputation on Wall Street could lead Congress to block his selection. And it's possible that Barack Obama and Tim Geithner might bypass both men; Janet Yellen, who leads the San Francisco Fed, has many fans in the administration and is considered a top contender.",
        "Caption": "Will Bernanke Get a 2nd Term?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2416",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2020 11:50 AM CDT) Some bad press for American Airlines: Three flight attendants tell Mother Jones they were forced to keep 11 passengers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe only ones on board\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconfined to the last three rows despite social-distancing rules. The reasoning behind it is, well, they bought basic economy fares, so we can't put them further up in the cabin, because that would be an upgrade, says one of the whistleblowers. So the attendants took it upon ourselves to spread them out on the March 24 flight, she explains. American issued a relaxed seating policy that day allowing gate agents to space out fliers (or fliers to change seats on their own) but the airline apparently kept imposing price tiers anyway. One frequent flier says she's also experienced the back-row cram on American: This was on March 7th from JFK to LAX\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall passengers were shoved in the last 8 rows and had about 12 rows free, Katie Levine, an LA-based photographer, tells the New York Post. We weren't allowed to spread out because it was 'extra legroom seats.' ... It was absolutely insane. Word is the airline also won't give attendants hand sanitizer, and only allowed face masks in late March if they're a neutral color. But it's not all bad for American: ABC7 News reports that a woman flying to see her dying mother was the only passenger and got bumped to first class. I want them to know how much it meant to me, she tells CNN. It was super positive, which I didn't expect from that trip.",
        "Caption": "Airline Forced 11 Fliers Into the Last 3 Rows",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2417",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2012 12:16 PM) Long before Tim Tebow threw for exactly 316 yards to beat the Steelers, there was another athlete associated with Bible verse John 3:16. That's Steve Austin, aka Austin 3:16, the WWE wrestler who used to tell his rivals, Austin 3:16 says I just whooped your ass! Austin tells TMZ he was wowed by Tebow's 316 yard miracle game, so much so that he may be willing to give up the iconic numbers to Tebow\u00e2\u20ac\u201don one big condition. If Tebow can throw for 316 yards again this weekend, then hell, he can have the numbers and I'll have no problem with it, Austin says. A guy named John was using it before me ... so if Tebow can do it again, more power to him! More on Tebow's victory here.",
        "Caption": "Stone Cold' Steve Austin Will Give Tim Tebow His 3:16...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2418",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2016 3:21 PM CDT) US stocks barely budged Monday, finishing mixed as lower oil prices pulled energy companies lower while hotels and travel-related companies rose. Trading was quiet ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting later this week, which is expected to shed some light on the possibility of a future increase in benchmark interest rates. The price oil fell 3%. Travel-related companies rose after a consortium led by China's Anbang Insurance Group offered to buy Starwood Hotels. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 15 points, or 0.1%, to close at 17,229. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 2 points, or 0.1%, to close at 2,019. The Nasdaq composite rose 1 point to close at 4,750.",
        "Caption": "Dow Rises 15 Ahead of Big Fed Meeting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2419",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2020 7:59 AM CDT) British police said Sunday they are treating a stabbing rampage in a park that killed three people as a terrorist attack. Dean Haydon, the UK\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s coordinator of counterterrorism policing, said counterterror detectives were taking over the investigation into the attack in the town of Reading, west of London. Police had earlier said they were keeping an open mind about the motive. Three people were killed and three others seriously wounded in the stabbing attack in Reading\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Forbury Gardens Park on Saturday evening, reports the AP. The Thames Valley Police force said officers arrested a 25-year-old local man at the scene and they were not looking for anyone else. The suspect is a Libyan citizen, according to the Guardian.",
        "Caption": "3 Killed, 3 Seriously Hurt in Stabbings at UK Park",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2420",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2014 11:37 AM) Former President George W. Bush is giving even odds about whether another Bush will try to occupy the White House. Brother Jeb, a former Florida governor, is wrestling with the decision of running for the Republican nomination in 2016, George W. Bush says. I think it's 50-50, the former president told CBS' Face the Nation. He and I are very close. On the other hand, he's not here knocking on my door, you know, agonizing about the decision. He knows exactly, you know, the ramifications on family, for example. He's seen his dad and his brother go through the presidency. I'd give it a tossup. The former president was more conservative in his estimate than another family member. Jeb Bush's son George P. Bush said two weeks ago it was more likely than not that the former Florida governor would move forward. George W. Bush said he would be all in for his brother if he decides to run for the office and would do whatever he asks, even if it's to stay behind the scenes. As for their mother's position that enough Bushes have run for president, he said, Sometimes her prognostications haven't been very accurate. George W. Bush is promoting 41, a book about his father, former President George H.W. Bush. One of the lessons you learn from George H.W. Bush is that you can go into politics and still be a good father, George W. Bush said when asked if it's worth putting a family through a presidential campaign. I put our family through it, he responded.",
        "Caption": "Dubya on Jeb 2016: 50-50 Odds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2421",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2013 11:36 AM CDT) Police tell WKYC that Michael Madison, the registered sex offender suspected in the murders of three women in Cleveland, has confessed to one of the killings. He was charged with three counts of aggravated murder today, CBS News reports, and his bail has been set at $6 million. Meanwhile, one of the victims has been identified as Angela Deskins, 38. Authorities are asking for anyone with information on possible IDs of the other two women to call 1-800-CALL-FBI. Autopsies on the badly decomposed bodies are complete, but cause of death has not yet been determined. Volunteer searchers were told yesterday to expect more remains to be found, but the search was called off\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor now, at least\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlast night. All three victims are believed to have been murdered in the past six to 10 days, the AP reports. The mayor says detectives, who are still questioning Madison, have lots of reasons to believe there are more victims. A neighbor who saw Madison frequently says the man threatened, about a month ago, to attack women in a similar fashion as Anthony Sowell, who was convicted of murdering 11 women whose bodies were found in his Cleveland home in 2009. Madison also indicated to police that Sowell may have influenced him.",
        "Caption": "Sex Offender Confesses to 1 Cleveland Murder: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2422",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2008 1:33 PM CDT) Tuesday's premiere of 9 to 5: The Musical came with an unexpected treat when Dolly Parton leaped on stage and performed songs to cover up a technical glitch, says the Los Angeles Times Music Blog. She roused the audience into singing along to the 9 to 5 theme, and sang other songs from the musical, all written by her. Parton later performed her hit I Will Always Love You, eliciting laughs when she joked: Whitney Houston may have sung the song better, but I made more money on it.",
        "Caption": "Parton Kicks Off 9 to 5 Premiere",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2423",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2008 6:30 PM CDT) About 1 in 50 US children under age 1 is a victim of nonfatal neglect or abuse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dparticularly among the uninsured, a survey finds. One-third of the 91,000 victims were a week or younger when the maltreatment occurred. It's not primarily kids being hit, but parents \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 not being able to really take care for their kids, one expert said. The neglect and abuse was mostly reported by medical professionals who found newborns weren't developing properly, the AP reports. Neglect is defined by a failure to provide basic needs like housing, clothing, food and adequate medical care. Things like abandonment and drug addiction would qualify as neglect, not things like parents learning to be parents, one doctor said.",
        "Caption": "1 in 50 US Infants Mistreated",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2424",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2010 3:00 AM) ABC News was just about to pay the family of balloon boy Jason Heene $10,000 for a video of their stunt and an interview before a judge ruled last month that the family couldn't profit from their hoax. ABC pulled the story because it didn't want the scrutiny, a source told the New York Post. NBC has recently come under heat for pay-for-play perks to news sources. After admitting as part of a plea deal that the balloon boy incident was a hoax, dad Richard Heene has since changed his story. Heene appeared on Today and Larry King's show last week to say he truly believed his son was in the balloon as it escaped into the sky.",
        "Caption": "ABC Nearly Paid Balloon Boy $10K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2425",
        "News Article": "(Dec 22, 2010 8:58 AM) Deutsche Bank has agreed to pay the US government $553.6 million to end an investigation into its alleged sale of fraudulent tax shelters, and avoid any criminal charges. The bank has admitted to taking part in financial transactions which furthered the fraudulent tax shelters that generated billions of dollars in US tax losses between 1996 and 2002, a New York district attorney general tells Deutsche-Welle. The bank says it has updated its products since then to ensure strict adherence to the law.",
        "Caption": "Deutsche Bank to Pay US $554M for Tax Fraud",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2426",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2010 9:50 AM CDT) The FDA last night approved ella, a morning-after contraceptive that can be taken up to five days after unprotected sex. As the New York Times reports, the approval stirred up predictable reaction on both sides of the abortion debate, with opponents decrying a decision released late on a Friday night in August, while proponents lauded a decision based on the scientific evidence and not on the political controversy. Unlike Plan B, an over-the-counter emergency contraceptive good for only three days, ella will require a prescription. But it's unclear what impact the pill will have in the US: The Times reports that 1 million American women who don't intend to conceive have unprotected sex every night. But emergency contraception has no effect on pregnancy rates or abortion rates, says a consultant for ella's maker. Women just don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t use them enough to make an impact.",
        "Caption": "FDA OKs 5-Day Morning-After Pill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2427",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2009 4:05 PM CDT) Tai Shan, the giant panda who captivated the world as a cub, turned 4 today and celebrated with a huge birthday cake only an animal could love. The three-tiered concoction was a frozen medley of water, beet juice, shredded beets, and bamboo, WTOP\u00c2 reports. Tai Shan, who is now considered a teenager in bear years, is scheduled to head to China in 2010 under the terms of the breeding program that brought his parents, Mei Xiang and Tian Tian, to the US from their native land.",
        "Caption": "Tai Shan Turns 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2428",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2011 8:07 AM) A school bus taking primary students home slipped off a country road into an irrigation ditch in eastern China yesterday evening, killing 15 children and highlighting continuing safety problems in the country's school transport system following a similar tragedy last month. Workers at a nearby factory heard cries for help and rushed to the overturned bus, broke open the windows, and began pulling children out. The water was not very deep, probably more than a meter or so, up to an adult's waist, but it was deep enough to drown some of the children, said one woman, who said the children ranged in age from six to about 14. Eight other children were injured, one of them seriously, said a Jiangsu provincial government spokesman. The bus was reportedly carrying 29 students and was designed for 52 people, so it was not overloaded. News reports said it careened off the road after swerving to avoid a pedicab. The driver was detained for investigation. The crash comes amid an emotional national discussion over the poor condition of Chinese school buses and chronic underfunding of public schools; another bus was hit by a truck yesterday in southern Guangdong province, injuring 37 students.",
        "Caption": "15 Kids Killed in China Bus Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2429",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2010 8:34 AM CDT) Hulu is done giving out all its content for free. The web's second most popular video site plans to implement a $9.95-per-month subscription service as soon as May 24, sources tell the LA Times. But don't panic, cheapskates; the most recent five episodes of most shows will still be free. The subscription will simply give users access to a more comprehensive archive of shows. Advertising has already made the 2-year-old service profitable, but its $100 million in revenue isn't the kind of money its corporate owners, News Corp, NBC, and Disney, are used to making off their shows. They've pressured Hulu execs to implement the fee service, both to pull in more money, and to train users to pay for premium online content.",
        "Caption": "Hulu to Add $9.95 Subscription Plan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2430",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2008 7:16 PM) Barack Obama stung Hillary Clinton with a shocking double-digit lead in New Hampshire today, according to two polls. One put him ahead by 13 points. Obama leads Clinton 41% to 28% in a USA Today survey, and 39% to 29% according to CNN, both a far cry from yesterday's tie. Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Iowa win convinced primary voters he can really go all the way, said CNN\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s polling director, adding Obama boasted a 42% to 31% lead in electability. The polls' numbers are similar on the GOP side: USA Today has John McCain leading Mitt Romney 34% to 30%; CNN, 32% to 26%. Mike Huckabee has overtaken Rudy Giuliani for third in both polls by 3% to 4% margins. Huckabee\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s win among Iowa evangelicals is scoring him secular, libertarian fans in the Granite State, CNN reports.",
        "Caption": "Obama Takes 13-Point NH Lead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2431",
        "News Article": "(Mar 27, 2015 10:33 AM CDT) The mystery behind why Axl Rose and Slash have been on the outs since 1996, when Slash quit Guns N' Roses, may have finally been solved. And it all comes down to ... Michael Jackson and a big-screen TV? Vulture picks up on this tidbit from former GNR manager Doug Goldstein's interview with Rolling Stone Brazil this week: As Goldstein tells it, Axl was molested by his dad when he was a toddler and believed that Jackson was also a child molester. So when Slash agreed to perform with Jackson at a tribute concert, Goldstein warned him not to do it. I asked Slash, 'How much are you receiving?' Goldstein recalls. And he said, 'I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll just receive a big-screen television.' When Axl found out Slash was going to play with Michael Jackson and that the payment was a big-screen TV, he was devastated. He thought Slash would support him and be against all abuse. Goldstein, for his part, believes all Slash may have to do to mend fences after nearly 20 years is apologize. (Axl is one of 18 male divas rounded up by Radar, thanks to his feud with Slash.)",
        "Caption": "Cause of 20-Year Axl Rose-Slash Feud Finally Uncovered?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2432",
        "News Article": "(Nov 19, 2014 2:17 AM) A baby boy born with four arms and four legs has been nicknamed God Boy and drawn thousands of excited people to the city of Baruipur in eastern India. The boy's family is overjoyed because the birth defect makes him resemble a Hindu god, according to the Daily Mail. The nurses said he was badly deformed, but I could see this was a sign from God, a relative tells local media. In fact, this is a miracle, it's God's baby. Indian gods have extra limbs just like this. A police officer struggling to control the curious crowds, however, says it is tragic and that hundreds of people are praying and crying in the streets; some even believe the birth is a sign of the end of the world. The boy's condition is believed to be the result of a parasitic twin attached to him in the womb. With conjoined twins, you have two living fetuses that are attached either by the head, abdomen, or legs, the chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Hackensack University Medical Center tells Fox News. But with a parasitic twin, it's the same principle, except there is a malformation of one of those twins, he says. As a result, the twin never fully develops and is then partially encased in the living fetus. An eight-limbed girl born in India in 2005 created a similar stir. After a 27-hour operation to sever the twin when she was 2, Lakshmi Tatma was able to walk.",
        "Caption": "8-Limbed 'God Baby' Draws Crowds in India",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2433",
        "News Article": "(Oct 19, 2013 9:57 AM CDT) If, for some reason, you have a desire to take the longest commercial nonstop flight you possibly can, book a ticket on Singapore Airlines flight 21 or 22. It'll take you from Singapore to Newark, New Jersey, a distance of 9,500 miles, in 19 hours. It's the longest available nonstop flight in both time and distance, CNN reports, in a look at so-called ultralonghaul flights. But you'll have to shell out: All 100 seats are business class. Assuming you have the bucks, you'll enjoy hundreds of movie options. If you're stuck on a flight, you might as well enjoy it, says one frequent traveler of the route. Oh, but you might want to hurry up and book a trip: The flights are set to be canceled, probably because they cost a lot and don't bring in enough profit. The current second-longest nonstop, an 18-hour Singapore Airlines flight, is also set for cancellation, which will make these the new longest nonstops: an 8,600-mile Qantas flight from Sydney to Dallas, and a 17-hour Delta flight from Atlanta to Johannesburg.",
        "Caption": "Longest Flight You Can Take: 9.5K Miles, 19 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2434",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2011 12:55 PM CDT) This should eventually clear up the conflicting stories of exactly what happened during the Osama bin Laden raid: CBS News and CNN report that the entire 40-minute operation was indeed captured on cameras mounted on the helmets of Navy SEALs. US military officials are still reviewing the footage, which they describe as predictably grainy and fast-moving. This is not movie-quality stuff, says one. CBS fleshes out previously reported details of the actual bin Laden killing: SEALs first shot at him on a third floor landing but missed. He ducked back into his room, followed by a SEAL who pulled bin Laden's daughters to the side. At that point, one of bin Laden's wives\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpossibly pushed by the al-Qaeda leader\u00e2\u20ac\u201drushed toward the second SEAL to enter the room. The SEAL pushed her aside (other reports say she got shot in the leg) and shot bin Laden in the chest. A third SEAL followed with a gunshot to his head. Also: Bin Laden had on a white undershirt and tan robe, says one congressman who saw the death photos.",
        "Caption": "SEALs' Helmet Cameras Captured Entire 40-Minute Mission to Kill Osama bin Laden",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2435",
        "News Article": "(Aug 29, 2011 9:37 AM CDT) Petra Ecclestone put most lavish celebrity weddings to shame with her own $7.7 million nuptials this weekend, held at the same Italian castle where Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes got married (for the comparative bargain of just $2 million) in 2006. Ecclestone, 22, is, of course, the daughter of Bernie Ecclestone, founder of Formula One racing, and she also made headlines by purchasing a $150 million home earlier this summer. Her three-day wedding celebration included entertainment by the Black Eyed Peas, Alicia Keys, Andrea Bocelli, and Eric Clapton, and guests ranging from reality TV royalty (Paris Hilton) to actual royalty (Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice). Adding to the hefty price tag: a $62,000 fireworks display, $1.2 million worth of wine, and food imported from France and Britain. Not adding to the hefty price tag was family friend Clapton, who performed for free as a big favor, Bernie said. The Black Eyed Peas, on the other hand, pulled in $2.3 million for their performance. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was also on hand for $386,000, Australia\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s News Network reports. The Daily Mail adds that Ecclestone, who married 26-year-old James Stunt, was driven to the big event in not one, but two white Rolls Royces (she switched cars midway), and that in addition to the fireworks, there was a performance by acrobats in hot air balloons. If you can stand it, click for a list of more over-the-top celebrity weddings.",
        "Caption": "Heiress Throws Insanely Lavish $7.7M Wedding",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2436",
        "News Article": "(Feb 22, 2012 12:54 PM) A train full of people crashed into a station in Buenos Aires today, injuring at least 550 people and killing 48 adults and one child in Argentina's worst train accident since 1970. The train came into the station too fast and hit the shock-absorbing pad at the end of the platform at about 16mph, the AP reports. That was enough to send the train's cars smashing into each other\u00e2\u20ac\u201done plowed nearly 20 feet into the car in front of it. It's the sixth train accident the country has experienced in the past 15 months. Argentina's train system is widely used and heavily subsidized by the government. Union leaders say the state hasn't done enough to maintain or replace its trains, and opposition leader Ricardo Alfonsin tweeted that the accident exposes the reality of a state incapable of controlling and acting to protect its passengers. The train workers' union chief noted that the train's brakes had been working well the day before, and at previous stops.",
        "Caption": "49 Die in Argentine Train Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2437",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2011 10:50 AM) A heartbreaking statistic from a new report: One in 45 children are homeless in America, a number that has increased 33% between 2007 and 2010. That's 1.6 million children who were living on the streets, in a shelter or motel, or with another family last year, up from 1.2 million three years prior, according to the National Center on Family Homelessness. Homeless children fare the worst in Southern states with high poverty rates, as well as states hit hard by foreclosures and unemployment, USA Today reports. This is an absurdly high number, says the center's president. What we have new in 2010 is the effects of a man-made disaster caused by the economic recession. ... We are seeing extreme budget cuts, foreclosures, and a lack of affordable housing. A similar report from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which only takes into account those living on the street or in emergency shelters, found a 28% increase in homeless families during the same 3-year period.",
        "Caption": "One in 45 Kids Homeless in US",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2438",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2008 5:47 PM) Meryl Streep is starring in summer blockbuster hits and banking big money at age 59\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand isn't a bit surprised. ''I've worked hard, so this is what I expect,'' she tells Entertainment Weekly. Hollywood wisdom says female stars fall off the map at 40, to compete for the few eccentric mom roles. But with Devil Wears Prada and Mamma Mia!, Streep has shattered an old belief: that men won't pay to watch a film about a woman. ''She's the hottest actress in America,'' says Nora Ephron, who directed Streep's film, Julie and Julia, slated for release next year. Streep endured bad press for starring in mainstream flicks like She-Devil in the late 1980s, and admits that criticism still hurts my feelings.'' But the unrepentant feminist is now bigger than ever. And in so many ways, \u00c2 she laughs, leaning to one side to slap her backside.",
        "Caption": "At 59, Streep Is a Bankable Hollywood Star",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2439",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2009 6:30 PM CDT) The New International Version of the Bible will get an update in 2011 as scholars adapt translations to contemporary English usage, USA Today reports. The top-selling Bible translation in North America has not been updated for 25 years, with a proposed 1997 edition scuttled after provoking a contentious debate among religious scholars over the use of gender-neutral language. The inclusive language approach, which sees phrases like sons of God \u00e2\u20ac\u201dnot specifically masculine in the original\u00e2\u20ac\u201dchanged to children of God, was released as the Today\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s NIV, or T-NIV. Despite the new title, the translation was still highly controversial, and will be taken out of print when the new NIV is released. The translation team promises to review every gender-related decision and submit revisions for public comment.",
        "Caption": "Top-Selling US Bible Due for Translation Update in 2011",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2440",
        "News Article": "(Jun 13, 2012 6:41 PM CDT) The gender wage gap exists even among top physicians. While analyzing a group of 800 doctors who won a competitive research grant, researchers from the University of Michigan and Duke were surprised to discover that the female physicians in the group earned on average $12,194 less a year than their male counterparts, with all other salary factors taken into account, reports Forbes. That translates into about $365,000 less over a 30-year career. Motherhood, which is routinely used to explain the wage gap, did not make sense in this case as women without children still received lower pay. Nor did particular specializations. The study's lead author chalks it up to an unconscious bias that pushes both men and women to underestimate the value of a female's work and skills. Another reason, notes Forbes blogger Kate Taylor: Women are less likely to negotiate for a raise than men.",
        "Caption": "Female Doctors Earn $365K Less Than Men Over Career",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2441",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2011 10:41 AM) Welcome to Pepper Spray Nation. America's newly favorite weapon is making its way from the streets of California to the aisles of Walmart to the country's high schools. DNAInfo reports that nine Harlem students were rushed to a NYC hospital yesterday afternoon after a 14-year-old used pepper spray in a classroom. The Academy for Social Action didn't comment on why the girl blasted the spray, notes the New York Daily News. A student tells the Post that the classmate sprayed the irritant indiscriminately into the air.",
        "Caption": "Girl Wielding Pepper Spray Lands 9 Kids in Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2442",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2016 8:21 AM CDT) A satirical French magazine recently printed a barber's tab that indicated Francois Hollande pays around $11,000 each month to maintain the modest amount of hair on his head\u00e2\u20ac\u201dexcept the tab was no joke, Bloomberg reports. Everyone needs their hair done, no? a government rep confirms. I can understand people's questions, I can understand their judgments. He's not just anybody, that's all. But while Hollande may not be just anybody, he is somebody who promised austerity and that he'd be a normal president compared with former bling-bling President Nicolas Sarkozy. It's also a stunning amount for the stylist\u00e2\u20ac\u201didentified by the BBC only as Olivier B, required to be on call 24\/7 and Hollande's travel companion on most of his foreign junkets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen noted next to base salaries for European Parliament members, who just received a raise in January to about $9,150 a month. A source who talks to the Express appears to defend Mr. B's compensation by noting that the hairstylist has had to sell his personal salon to tend to Hollande, and that frequent trips have even caused him to [miss] the birth of his children. Still, most other reaction has been cutting, with mane-centric memes flowing aplenty, many accompanied by the #CoiffeurGate hashtag and some even floating the idea of balding candidates for the next election to save taxpayer money, News.com.au reports. A good number of tweets are in French, but even those who can't read the language will be able to appreciate Photoshopped images of Hollande done up with a mullet, channeling mid-'80s George Michael, and even imagined as Princess Leia. The Zero Hedge site, which refers to the revelation as shampoo socialism amid record unemployment, painful labor reforms, economic collapse, and the most serious social unrest in decades, wryly notes, Vive la revolution. (Gawker may have solved the mystery of Trump's hair.)",
        "Caption": "This Haircut Costs France $11K a Month",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2443",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2020 10:05 AM CDT) Joseph Gordon-Levitt is back, baby. And back from the babies, to be precise. The actor has been out of sight since his last movie release in 2016 as he took three years off to be a father to his two young sons, born in 2015 and 2017. I just felt really lucky I got to do that, Gordon-Levitt tells James Corden in an appearance on the Late Late Show, expressing his wish that the US government offered paid paternity leave as in countries like Canada, Sweden, and Japan. Fathers and secondary care givers in the US can only take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act, per Mashable. Gordon-Levitt returns to the screen in three movies this year, including Netflix's Project Power, just released. He also appears in Dads, a documentary celebrating fatherhood from Bryce Dallas Howard, per US Weekly.",
        "Caption": "Joseph Gordon-Levitt Took 3-Year Paternity Leave",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2444",
        "News Article": "(Aug 12, 2011 4:17 PM CDT) Mitt Romney has a net worth of up to a quarter of a billion dollars, reports the Boston Globe. His campaign estimates the total to be somewhere between $190 million and $250 million in a financial disclosure filed with the FEC. The total, which hasn't changed much over the past four years, should easily give him the deepest pockets of any candidate. Jon Huntsman hasn't filed yet, however. Romney earns millions in a retirement deal from Bain Capital, the venture firm he created and ran until 1999, and he raked in hefty speaking fees over the last year, including $68,000 to address the National Franchisee Association in Las Vegas. He also pulled in $114,000 for sitting on the board at Marriott International, notes the Globe. So much for being unemployed.",
        "Caption": "Romney's Net Worth: Between $190M-$250M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2445",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2010 9:16 PM) Good news, if you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not keen on bailed-out firms handing out bonuses: AIG has trimmed by $20 million those due to current and former employees in March. The bad news: The insurance giant that was the largest recipient of US bailout funds is still going to pay out $100 million in bonuses, and do it tomorrow, ahead of schedule. Lawmakers, predictably, aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t happy. AIG has taxpayers over a barrel, Republican Sen. Charles Grassley tells the New York Times tonight, displeased that the company continues to honor its pre-bailout agreements. The Obama administration has been outmaneuvered. And the closed-door negotiations just add to the skepticism that the taxpayers will ever get the upper hand.",
        "Caption": "AIG Slashes Bonuses, Will Still Pay Out $100M Tomorrow",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2446",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2012 12:35 PM CDT) NASA wants to put humans into Mars' orbit by 2033, with the goal of having astronauts return to Earth with a canister of Mars rocks that would have been collected earlier and put into orbit. The goal was unveiled this week by an internal NASA study group working on the agency's Mars program with the goal of finding ways for NASA's human and robotic sides to integrate their work. Some at NASA are concerned, considering it's more difficult and more expensive to get humans to Mars than robots. On Nature's news blog, Eric Hand writes that this is the first articulation I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve seen of a specific, shared date for the key goal of both the human and robotic sides, though the Obama administration has mentioned getting humans near Mars by around that same timeframe.",
        "Caption": "NASA's Goal: Man Near Mars in 21 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2447",
        "News Article": "(Dec 18, 2009 11:10 AM) To anyone who wrote off fax machines as so 1994: Turns out they're a pretty decent stand-in for a computer, at least for an 80-year-old grandmother who uses a new system developed specifically for seniors to post on Twitter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby fax. Dorothy Miller tells The Frisky the Celery system is so much fun and allows her to communicate much more often with her family. Handwritten messages are faxed in and turned into tweets, Facebook posts, or emails\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand when responses come in, they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re faxed back. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t usually write to my daughter that much because she talks too much and then it takes up too much of my time, Miller says. But she can read my Twittering here and she can see what her mother\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s doing and know that her mother is OK. To watch a video of Miller, click here.",
        "Caption": "80-Year-Old Granny Twitters by Fax",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2448",
        "News Article": "(Apr 25, 2014 6:20 PM CDT) Ever cringe when adding another bag of garbage to the world's waste? Then consider Justin Vrany, who says his Chicago restaurant has produced only 8 gallons of garbage in two years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe amount many restaurants toss in a single hour, Time reports. In fact, an artist picked up those 8 gallons for a sculpture, so we are now official a zero-waste restaurant, he says in a new video. What's more, his establishment runs on renewable energy and gets produce and meat from local farms. Yet Vrany admits he wasn't always so green-conscious. I used to eat whatever and do whatever I wanted to do, he says. But he went back to school and learned how to utilize waste. It just opened my mind. His inspiration for running Sandwich Me In also stems from his parents, who were once jobless and had to make a single turkey stretch over 3 or 4 days: That kind of stuff sticks with you. Now he makes 98% of food in-house, including drinks, and sends fruit and vegetable compost to a Wisconsin farm to feed chickens that lay his restaurant's eggs, CBS Chicago reports. Still, he doesn't want to be in the spotlight, he says. I just want to change things, for my kids, for all of us.",
        "Caption": "Restaurant Tosses No Garbage in 2 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2449",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2010 8:54 AM CDT) The economy grew slightly faster over the summer as Americans spent a little more freely: The GDP grew at a 2% rate during the third quarter, in line with what economists had forecast. It marks a slight improvement over last quarter, when the GDP grew at a 1.7% rate. Consumers helped boost last quarter's economic growth with 2.6% growth in spending, the biggest quarterly increase since the end of 2006, before the recession hit. A stock-market rebound made people feel better about spending. Bargains, on everything from cars to home furnishings, also drew them out. But to have any impact on the 9.6% unemployment rate, consumers need to spend even more, and the economy would need to rack up growth of 5% for a full year.",
        "Caption": "GDP Grows 2% in Q3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2450",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2014 12:45 AM CDT) Al-Qaeda-linked militants have released 45 Fijian peacekeepers captured two weeks ago in Syria, ending the UN's fourth crisis over abducted soldiers in the Golan Heights since March 2013. The Fijians were captured on the Syrian-controlled side of the contested buffer zone between Syria and Israel by fighters from the Nusra Front, who have been battling Syrian government forces in the area. The 1,200-strong UN force that has patrolled the zone since 1974 has increasingly been caught in the spillover from Syria's civil war. A UN spokesman says no demands were made and no concessions were made to secure the release of the peacekeepers. No ransom was paid, he says. Qatar, a chief backer of rebels fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad, says it played a role in the release. Two groups of Filipino peacekeepers were trapped at separate UN encampments the same day the Fijians were captured, surrounded by rebel fighters who demanded they surrender. They refused, and both groups eventually escaped\u00e2\u20ac\u201done busting out with the help of Irish colleagues, and the other by slipping away under the cover of darkness.",
        "Caption": "45 Peacekeepers Held Captive in Syria Are Freed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2451",
        "News Article": "(Nov 20, 2009 10:32 AM) He set the bar high and smoked the competition. Irvin Rosenfeld, a 56-year-old stockbroker from Fort Lauderdale, will toke his way into the record books today by smoking his 115,000th joint. The best part: It's completely legal. Yep, provided by Uncle Sam, Rosenfeld told NBC Miami. They grow it for me. Rosenfeld, who suffers from a painful bone disorder, has received government-approved weed since 1982; he was grandfathered into a federal drug program after medicinal marijuana programs were cut 10 years later. That's 300 joints every 25 days for 27 years\u00e2\u20ac\u201d10 to 12 per day. The first thing I do every morning is smoke two joints, he says. Then another on my drive to work. It's not as dangerous as you might think\u00e2\u20ac\u201dRosenfeld says he's never gotten high on the stuff: No munchies, no munchies, nothing other people get. A lot of patients don't get high.",
        "Caption": "Fla. Man to Smoke 115,000th Joint",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2452",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2009 2:45 AM CDT) Pakistani troops were locked in a fierce firefight today with gunmen who stormed a police academy near Lahore, killing 20 officers. The attackers, armed with automatic rifles and grenades, stormed the academy's morning turnout dressed as police, reports the Times of London. They opened fire after throwing grenades, said a trainee, one of dozens injured. There was complete panic. The gunmen took positions on the roof of the two-story building and began firing indiscriminately, and are holding hostages, the BBC reports. Local TV footage shows uniformed officers fleeing amid sprawled bodies. The training center is located close to the Indian border just miles from the spot where the Sri Lankan cricket team was ambushed earlier this month. The attacks are similar, but no one has yet claimed responsibility for the assault on the police academy, officials said.",
        "Caption": "20 Killed in Siege at Pakistan Police School",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2453",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2016 3:48 PM) NASA will be studying how Scott Kelly's body reacted to almost a year in space, using his twin brother Mark Kelly, who stayed on Earth, as a control. One big difference to note right away: The brothers will no longer be the same height, as they were before Scott went into space, because he grew 2 inches while aboard the International Space Station, CNN reports. Astronauts get taller in space as the spine elongates, NASA's Jeff Williams explains. That's because without the full strength of gravity pressing down on gel-filled discs between the vertebrae, they expand and lengthen the spine, the Washington Post explains. But Scott won't be able to lord it over Mark for too long: Astronauts return to preflight height after a short time back on Earth, Williams says.",
        "Caption": "Astronaut Scott Kelly Grew 2 Inches in Space",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2454",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2011 4:47 PM CDT) President Obama and the first lady didn't get to see a shuttle launch today, but they did get to meet the day's star spectator. The Obamas met privately for about 10 minutes with Gabrielle Giffords, reports CBS News. The White House didn't provide any details. It's not clear whether Giffords will remain in Florida while NASA tries again on Endeavour, which won't be until Monday at the earliest. Before entering Giffords' room, the Obamas met with her husband and Endeavour commander Mark Kelly. I bet you were hoping to see a rocket launch today, Kelly said to the president, who responded, We were hoping to see you.",
        "Caption": "President Obama, First Lady Meet With Gabrielle Giffords for 10 Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2455",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2012 8:08 AM) Two female American tourists and their Egyptian guide were freed today, hours after they were abducted at gunpoint near St. Catherine's Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula. Local police chief Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib says the three were released after negotiations with Bedouin tribesmen. The three were seized from a minivan that was returning them from the monastery to the Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh. Naguib said earlier that the kidnappers wanted the release of fellow tribesmen who were arrested, but he isn't releasing details about the negotiations. Tourism has suffered since last year's uprising and the resulting security problems: An official said last month that the number of tourists who came to Egypt in 2011 dropped to 9.8 million from 14.7 million the previous year.",
        "Caption": "Egypt Kidnappers Release 2 American Tourists",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2456",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2010 1:54 PM CDT) Have you ever wanted to hang out with an 86-year-old US senator while watching a 24-year-old dance around in bizarrely artsy stripper costumes? Then hurry, because tickets for Senator Frank R. Lautenberg & Lady Gaga\u00e2\u20ac\u201dThe Monster Ball Tour are almost sold out, according to an email sent to the Washington Post Lautenberg, a New Jersey Democrat, has scored a private luxury suite for the September concert, and seats are for sale for $2,400. Lautenberg isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even up for reelection this cycle\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just a huge Lady Gaga fan. He and his wife celebrated his most recent birthday at a Gaga show at Radio City Music Hall in New York.",
        "Caption": "86-Year-Old Senator Gaga for Lady Gaga",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2457",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2015 11:35 AM CDT) Americans are getting older, but not this old: Social Security records show that 6.5 million people in the US have reached the ripe old age of 112. Common sense suggests otherwise\u00e2\u20ac\u201das of last fall, there were only 42 people known to be that old in the entire world. But Social Security does not have death records for millions of these people, with the oldest born in 1869, according to a report by the agency's inspector general. Only 13 of the people are still getting Social Security benefits, the report said. But for others, their Social Security numbers are still active, so a number could be used to report wages, open bank accounts, obtain credit cards, or claim fraudulent tax refunds. That is a real problem, says Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis. When you have a fake Social Security number, that's what allows you to fraudulently do all kinds things, claim things like the earned income tax credit or other tax benefits. Johnson is chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, which plans a hearing Monday on problems with death records maintained by the Social Security Administration. The agency said it is working to improve the accuracy of its death records, but one SSA official said it would be costly and time-consuming to update 6.5 million files that were generated decades ago, when the agency used paper records.",
        "Caption": "Social Security Thinks 6.5M Americans Are Age 112",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2458",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2014 12:19 AM CDT) A hatchet-wielding man attacked four rookie cops on a New York City street yesterday, and investigators are trying to determine whether attacker Zale Thompson was obeying calls from radical leaders to attack soldiers and police officers. The 32-year-old man attacked the officers as they posed for a photo, striking one officer in the arm before hitting another in the head, reports DNA Info. Thompson was then shot dead by the two uninjured officers, who police sources say fired a total of 19 rounds; a stray round hit a bystander in the lower back. She is in stable condition after surgery, while the officer hit in the head has a fractured skull and is still in critical condition. Asked whether the attack was connected to terrorism, NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said the motive is still unknown, but certainly the heightened concern is relative to that type of assault based on what just happened in Canada, CNN reports. Thompson, a Queens resident, was discharged from the Navy for misconduct and has a criminal record in California, according to police sources, who tell the New York Daily News he recently had a Facebook conversation about terrorism. The other party in the conversation says Thompson said there were things that needed to be done\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnonviolent, collective action, but also said the people can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t take up arms against law enforcement; it would be suicide.",
        "Caption": "Hatchet-Wielding Man Wounds 2 NYC Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2459",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2008 5:50 PM CDT) Disgraced Mississippi lawyer Dickie Scruggs was sentenced to the maximum 5 years in prison today in a judicial bribery scheme; at the hearing, the class-action pioneer said, I could not be more ashamed than I am today. The judge hinted he might shave some time off if Scruggs cooperates with authorities in other bribery probes, the Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports. I disappointed everyone in my life\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmy wife, my family, my son, said Scruggs, 62, in an Atlanta courtroom. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a tar on my soul that will be there forever. Added Scruggs' attorney: He has fallen as far as a man can fall. He recognizes that.",
        "Caption": "Star Lawyer Gets 5 Years in Bribery Rap",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2460",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2011 1:40 AM CDT) Eighteen months after being diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Spartacus TV star Andy Whitfield has died. He was 39. Spartacus: Blood and Sand was the Starz network's first big hit, thanks in large part to the program's plentiful violence and nudity. Whitfield was almost unknown when he was cast in the series, and starred in the first season's 13-episode run before being diagnosed with cancer, notes TMZ. He passed peacefully surrounded by love, said his wife in a statement. Thank you to all his fans whose love and support have help carry him to this point. He will be remembered as the inspiring, courageous, and gentle man, father, and husband he was. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Spartacus Star Andy Whitfield Dead at 39",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2461",
        "News Article": "(Jan 16, 2008 4:51 PM) With emergency room visits and hospital overcrowding on the rise, waiting times have grown dangerously long\u00e2\u20ac\u201d36% longer than they were in 1997. A new study in medical journal Health Affairs cites especially troubling waits for heart attack victims, with 25% waiting at least 50 minutes to see a doctor in 2004. The average heart attack patient waited 8 minutes in 1997 and 20 minutes in 2004. Even worse, there are 12% fewer ERs now than in the 90s, due to hospital underfunding, Reuters reports. EDs close because, in our current payment system, emergency patients are money-losers for hospitals, the study claims.\u00c2 Although the waits affect uninsured and insured alike, one of the authors points out, overcrowding results from Americans' poor access to primary and preventive care.",
        "Caption": "ER Waiting Times Tripled Since 1997",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2462",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2013 4:13 PM CDT) The price of oil climbed to its highest in more than two years today as the US edged closer to taking action against Syria. Benchmark oil for October delivery rose $1.09, or 1%, to $110.10 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. That's its highest closing price since May 3, 2011. Oil has surged 27% since touching a low for the year of $86.68 on April 17. Political unrest in the Middle East and the threat of US intervention in Syria's civil war have been big factors behind the price increase. Traders are concerned that the violence could spread to more important oil-exporting countries or disrupt major oil transport routes.",
        "Caption": "Oil Prices Hit 2-Year High on Syria Tension",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2463",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2015 4:10 PM) A horrible story out of Texas, where children say their mother told them on Saturday that she planned to kill them and herself, then attempted to carry out that plan, WFAA reports. Paw Eh, 31, allegedly called her 4-year-old son to the kitchen and tried to force him to eat ant poison on a spoon; when he refused, she allegedly slapped him and forced the spoon into his mouth. This according to the boy's 12-year-old sister, who watched the whole thing; the girl says her mother also tried, unsuccessfully, to poison her other two children (the 12-year-old and a 7-year-old boy) before the two older kids ran to their grandma's apartment in the same Dallas complex and police were called. The 4-year-old was taken to a nearby hospital, where his condition was upgraded from critical to stable condition Sunday, the Dallas News reports. The other two children were released to family members Saturday and later taken into the custody of Child Protective Services, and Eh was arrested and charged with attempted capital murder, CBS DFW reports. My mom wants to kill us with poison powder that kills ants and stuff, the 7-year-old reportedly told police. A friend of Eh's reportedly told WFAA that Eh, who is from Burma and has neither a criminal record nor a history with CPS in Dallas County, struggled with insomnia and suicidal thoughts. A neighbor says she had medical problems and sometimes fell unconscious and woke up with no memory of what had happened.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Mom Forced Son, 4, to Eat Ant Poison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2464",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2010 12:25 PM CDT) The gunman who killed five people and himself in a shooting rampage at a Kentucky trailer park was allegedly set off by the way his wife cooked eggs. Witnesses say that 47-year-old Stanley Neace stormed across lawns in his pajamas, firing repeatedly. He chased his wife around that Jeep shooting at her, a neighbor, who ducked a shot, tells the AP. I heard her screaming and running. Neace's wife and step-daughter were among the dead. Neighbors say that Neace had become increasingly hostile in recent months, to the point where the landlord had begun eviction proceedings. He was unpredictable, said the landlord. Little things would set him off. And the final straw indeed proved a minor one: Over eggs? said a relative of two victims. I thought that was crazy. Really. I mean just because his eggs weren't hot?",
        "Caption": "Gunman Killed 5 Over Cold Eggs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2465",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2010 5:41 AM CDT) Animal lovers may want to stop reading now: Over the past three months, 20 teams of vets and policemen have killed some 58,000 stray dogs in and around Baghdad. The effort, first announced in 2008, was intended to curb the 1.25 million-strong population of strays, who have been known to attack residents, in some cases killing children. The AP notes that the boom in strays is ironically linked to the improvement of conditions in the capital; the return of open-air markets has given the dogs more access to food.",
        "Caption": "Baghdad Kills 58K Stray Dogs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2466",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2012 12:02 AM CDT) A student has been kicked out of Manhattan's top public high school after using his cell phone to send test answers to at least 50 others, according to officials. The boy, a junior at the academically elite Stuyvesant High School in downtown Manhattan, used his phone to snap pictures of the citywide Regents exams in Spanish, English and physics, with answers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand sent them on, reports the New York Daily News. An investigation is continuing into the students who received the answers. Their parents have been notified. Cell phones are banned inside public schools, but the policy is difficult to enforce, particularly in large schools.",
        "Caption": "50 Nabbed in Cell Phone Cheat Scam at Top NY School",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2467",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2014 6:31 AM CDT) Last year, a group of former US investigators including former NTSB investigator Henry Hughes petitioned the NTSB to re-open the investigation into the 1996 crash of TWA Flight 800, but the agency yesterday announced it had denied the petition in its entirety. The petitioners argued that the crash was not caused, as the NTSB concluded in 2000, by a fuel tank explosion, but rather was likely brought down by a bomb or missile. But the NTSB did a thorough review of the petitioners' information and found no evidence the original fuel tank explanation was wrong, Reuters reports. The NTSB notes that the investigators who looked into the petition were not associated with the original investigation, which remains one of the largest transportation accident investigations in US history. Those investigators found that an analysis of radar evidence provided by the petitioners was flawed, and that witness summaries the petitioners provided from the FBI criminal probe of the crash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich ended in 1997 after finding no evidence of a crime\u00e2\u20ac\u201dweren't much different from the witness summaries the NTSB reviewed at the time. The board also notes that the original investigation found no evidence of missile fragments. A member of the TWA 800 Project, the group behind the petition, tells the Los Angeles Times, This is not the end of the road by any means, though he did not discuss possible next steps.",
        "Caption": "NTSB: Our TWA Flight 800 Conclusion Stands",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2468",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2015 3:55 PM CDT) A creative force is gone: Sam Simon, who influenced The Simpsons and who gave away most of his millions to charity, died yesterday at age 59. He was diagnosed with colon cancer a few years ago, the New York Times reports. He didn't invent The Simpsons' characters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat credit goes to cartoonist Matt Groening\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he worked on the show's early years, hiring and inspiring writers, helping to add characters, and demanding that voice actors read together to make the show more life-like. I'm here to tell you, the real creative force behind The Simpsons was Sam Simon, writer Ken Levine tells Variety. The tone, the storytelling, the level of humor\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat was all developed on Sam\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s watch. But Simon had a reputation for being difficult, clashed with Groening, and left after four seasons. The eight-time Emmy winner departed with a golden deal that made him tens of millions of dollars per year. So he gave most of it away, he once said, to protecting animals, training dogs for the disabled, and getting vegan meals to low-income families. Married twice\u00e2\u20ac\u201donce to actor and poker player Jennifer Tilly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe also hosted a poker-playing show on Playboy TV. Born in the LA area in 1955, he started off as a TV writer, then went on to run Taxi and direct shows including the Carlin Show, Friends, and Anger Management, says the Hollywood Reporter. But he hit it big with The Simpsons\u00e2\u20ac\u201da show he didn't believe would last. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a good lesson, isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t it? he once told Stanford Magazine. If you do something trying to make your friends laugh and that you can be proud of, you can also be successful.",
        "Caption": "Simpsons Co-Creator Sam Simon Dead at 59",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2469",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2011 6:48 AM CDT) Despite their president\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s claim that military operations are over, Syrian security forces have shot at thousands of protesters across the country, killing at least 10 today following two deaths last night. The first attacks came hours after Barack Obama called for President Bashar Assad to step down, the AP reports. Troops and tanks were deployed today as protests took place in the cities of Damascus, Homs, and Latakia, among many others countrywide; the killings were reported in several villages. State TV said a policeman had been shot and killed in a Damascus suburb, while four other policemen were wounded. Meanwhile, protesters posted an online video which appears to show security forces beating detainees in a bus while demanding they chant, Our souls, our blood we sacrifice for you, Bashar. With some 1,800 reported dead in the violence since March, a UN committee has called for the case to be placed before the International Criminal Court.",
        "Caption": "Syria Fires on Thousands of Protesters; 10 Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2470",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2010 5:32 PM) The recession hath made its mark on love, as an industry group expects Valentine\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Day spending to fall by about 6% this year compared to last. The National Retail Federation estimates someone in a relationship will spend $63.34 this year on their spouse or significant other, a drop from $67.22. Sad, sure, but weird when you consider the group\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s prediction that spending on friends, co-workers, and pets will increase. Money spent on friends is expected to rise to $5.37, up from last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s $4.74, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. Valentine costs for school buddies and teachers will go up from $3.59 to $4.29, co-workers from $1.94 to $2.84, and pets from $2.17 to $3.27.",
        "Caption": "What Price Love? $63.34 on Valentine's Day",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2471",
        "News Article": "(Apr 13, 2009 7:05 PM CDT) Former major league pitcher Mark The Bird \u00c2 Fidrych, who charmed America with his antics on the mound in the mid-1970s, died today at his home in Northborough, Mass., the Boston Globe reports. He was 54. Fidrych was found dead under a 10-wheel truck when a friend dropped by his farm this afternoon. \u00e2\u20ac\u02dc\u00e2\u20ac\u02dcIt was obvious there was nothing I could do at that time, his friend said. Fidrych vaulted into American sports lore in 1976 by pitching a victory for the Detroit Tigers on national television as he talked to the ball and engaged the crowd. Fans and media embraced the phenom, who won the AL Rookie of the Year Award, but left baseball with injuries a year later. After an attempted comeback in 1983, he returned to his hometown of Northborough and worked in construction and trucking.",
        "Caption": "Mark 'The Bird' Fidrych Dead at 54",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2472",
        "News Article": "(Dec 25, 2019 4:30 PM) Three family members died Tuesday while vacationing at a Spanish holiday resort\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall in the same swimming pool, the New York Times reports. The resort, Costa del Sol, says a 9-year-old British girl, her British father, and a 16-year-old American family member were found unresponsive in the pool. Authorities say the girl was struggling in the water when her dad jumped in to help, followed by the teenager, and none could get back out. A local journalist describes the scene: The resort workers heard the screaming and they tried to do CPR as well, but they couldn't help them, he tells the BBC. Then the emergency doctors came and they tried for 30-35 minutes, but they couldn't revive them. Authorities, treating the deaths as accidental, say they're investigating whether a defective drainage mechanism might have sucked them in (although the resort's owner, CLC World Resorts and Hotels, claims investigators have already rejected that possibility). According to police, a Costa del Sol worker who jumped in to help the family members said it was hard getting out of the pool. The worker described it as being like swimming in a wild river, says a police rep. Such deaths have happened before, the Times recalls\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike the 7-year-old Virginia girl who died in a New Jersey spa in 2002 and 4 people who died in a Texas water park in 2004. In the Spanish tragedy, two other family members were also visiting the resort in the town of Mijas.",
        "Caption": "3 Family Members Die in Resort Swimming Pool",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2473",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2009 3:28 PM) Retirement is great medicine, new research shows. A study of French workers for 7 years before and after they punched the time clock for the last time indicates health increases dramatically after retirement. Reports of poor health drop from 19.2% in the year before retirement to 14.3% the year after\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the same level as 8 years before, leading researchers to conclude retirees feel 8 years younger. Work puts an extra burden on the health of older workers, a study author tells HealthDay News, and the effects of this extra burden are largely relieved by retirement. Bully for Europe, but can we expect the same effects in the US? As I understand it, the researcher continues, a substantial number of Americans have to take up a new, and often less-qualified and more stressful job, after formal retirement to make ends meet. So no.",
        "Caption": "Retire, Feel 8 Years Younger",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2474",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2008 5:28 PM CDT) Lorenzo Odone, the ALD-plagued child whose plight inspired the film Lorenzo\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Oil, died yesterday at age 30, the AP reports. Doctors said he would die by age 8, but he lived while taking an oil developed by his parents. Susan Sarandon and Nick Nolte starred in the 1992 film about his life. He could not see or communicate, but he was still with us, said Augusto Odone. He did not suffer. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the important thing.",
        "Caption": "Subject of Lorenzo's Oil Dead at 30",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2475",
        "News Article": "(Dec 13, 2010 5:27 PM) Brett Favre's record-setting streak for most consecutive starts is dead at 297: Even with an extra day of rest, Minnesota's aging quarterback is listed as inactive for tonight's game against the Giants, reports ESPN. Favre had previously told ESPN that if the game had been played as scheduled, he wouldn't have been able to play, and Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said earlier today Favre was doubtful. Favre began his streak on Sept. 27, 1992, in a win against the Pittsburgh Steelers.",
        "Caption": "Favre Inactive Tonight: Streak Dies at 297",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2476",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2014 6:20 AM CDT) Hewlett-Packard is splitting itself into two companies: one focused on its personal computer and printing business and another on technology services, such as data storage, servers, and software, as it aims to drive stronger profitability. The company says the PC and printer business will use the name HP Inc.; Re\/code notes that HP Inc. will include an arm devoted to 3-D printing as well as to-be-determined new computing experiences. The services business will take the name Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. HP CEO Meg Whitman will lead the Enterprise business. The split is a reversal for Whitman, who aborted a 2011 attempt started by previous CEO Leo Apotheker to spin off the PC and printer side, Bloomberg reports. HP PC and printer chief Dion Weisler will be CEO of HP Inc. The company, based in Palo Alto, Calif., has laid off tens of thousands of employees in recent years due to flagging sales as customers turn to mobile devices to perform basic computing chores, a shift that has curbed demand for HP's desktops and laptops, as well as its printers.",
        "Caption": "Hewlett-Packard Splits in 2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2477",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2015 7:22 AM CDT) Shirley Batchelder has lived a fantastic life. The 94-year-old of Franklin, Tenn., was married for 57 years to a man who was handsome as can be, has three children, plenty of grandchildren, and now hosts games at Steeple Chase Manor Retirement, just like her idols Pat Sajak and Vanna White, whom she once met. They were nice, Batchelder tells WSMV. But with a simple act, Batchelder has finally crossed her last wish off her bucket list: She put a five-second ad on TV. On a black background, three words stood out in white: Love one another, Batchelder says, adding it's up to you to do what you wish with her message.",
        "Caption": "With 3 Words, 94-Year-Old Checks Off Bucket List",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2478",
        "News Article": "(Aug 28, 2013 7:03 AM CDT) In 1970, roughly one in every six Americans lived alone. That number now stands at slightly more than every one in four, according to a new Census Bureau report out yesterday. Some 27.5% of American households are solo households, reports USA Today, which notes that the figure stood at 5.1% in 1900 and 17% in 1970. Researchers are in part blaming the rise on the habits of the young, who are waiting longer to get married, thereby extending the years of bachelor\/bachelorette living. To wit, 71% of households were married in 1970; last year, 49% were. Reason No. 2 has to do with the elderly: They're living longer and they're healthier, allowing them to spend more years in their own home, rather than with a family member or in an adult-care facility. If you're thinking, the economy stinks, shouldn't people be bunking up? you're not, well, alone. The Los Angeles Times notes that the increase might seem puzzling in light of the recession and its enduring effects. To that end, it shares a Pew report that found there was indeed a slight dip in the percentage of people ages 18 to 31 living alone (from 8% in 2007 to 7% in 2012).",
        "Caption": "1 in 4 Americans Lives Alone",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2479",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2016 9:02 AM CDT) After days of protests, police in El Cajon, Calif. released two videos Friday of Tuesday's fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. Both videos\u00e2\u20ac\u201done from a camera at a taco stand's drive-through window and one from a bystander\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshow police confronting Ugandan refugee Alfred Olango, but his actions before he is shot are hard to make out, reports Reuters. In the second video, four gunshots can be heard before a woman screams. Protests in the San Diego County city continued for another night Friday but it was much calmer than Thursday night, when five people were arrested, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. Relatives say Olango was suffering a mental breakdown, and a lawyer for the family says the video shows that police provoked a mentally disturbed person. Police say Olango was holding what turned out to be a vaping device with a 3-inch cylinder and adopted a shooting stance. At a press conference Friday, El Cajon Police Chief Jeff Davis said the video had been released to counter days of escalating aggression that had forced schools and stores to close, the Union-Tribune reports. He was joined by District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis, who told reporters that the FBI is involved in the investigation and the video is just one of numerous pieces of evidence that will be looked at.",
        "Caption": "Cops Release 2 Videos of Fatal Calif. Shooting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2480",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2014 5:02 PM CDT) Another ceasefire is about to start in Israel and Gaza, but this one is expected to last a few days instead of a few hours. The US and UN announced that all parties had agreed to the humanitarian ceasefire, which is to begin at 8am tomorrow local time and last 72 hours\u00e2\u20ac\u201dunless international negotiators manage to extend it, reports AP. The development comes as the Palestinian death toll climbed above 1,400, which the Guardian says is more than the previous two Israel-Hamas conflicts combined. The vast majority of victims have been civilians. It wasn't immediately clear whether Israel would continue to destroy tunnels used by Hamas to launch attacks over the three-day lull.",
        "Caption": "Israel, Hamas Agree to 3-Day Ceasefire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2481",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2014 2:06 PM) Sixteen kids ranging in age from 13 to 17 were rescued in a prostitution sting linked to the Super Bowl, reports Fox News. The teens came from 13 different states, and some had been reported missing by their families, reports AP. Some were foreign nationals. The FBI said it arrested 45 pimps in the months-long sting, and they're accused of plotting to make the teenagers available to Super Bowl tourists in the New York City area, reports the Star-Ledger. High-profile special events, which draw large crowds, have become lucrative opportunities for child prostitution criminal enterprises, said an FBI official in a statement. A different agency spokesperson said the arrests\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmade in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut in the weeks and months leading up to the game\u00e2\u20ac\u201dweren't necessarily related, reports Time. About 50 adult women who authorities say were forced into prostitution also were rescued in the crackdown, say authorities.",
        "Caption": "FBI Rescues 16 Teens in Super Bowl Sex Sting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2482",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2014 11:47 AM) A UK woman got a pretty unexpected Christmas card this holiday season\u00e2\u20ac\u201da response to a 23-year-old message in a bottle she'd dropped in the North Sea as a child. While on a ferry from England to Belgium in 1990, Zoe Lemon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow Zoe Averianov\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwrote a note explaining, Dear finder, my name is Zoe Lemon. Please would you write to me, I would like it a lot. She added, I am 10 years old and I like ballet, playing the flute and the piano. I have a hamster called Sparkle and fish called Speckle, and dropped it from the boat in a plastic bottle, the BBC reports. Fast forward to today, and Averianov, 33, says she's surprised just how far the message traveled\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than 350 miles. My parents came to visit on Christmas Day and they had this letter from Europe addressed to my maiden name, she says. It turns out, the note washed ashore in the Netherlands, where Piet and Jacqueline Lateur found it, then returned it with a message of their own. I know you are no longer a little girl but you asked me to write you so I have, the response read in part, per the Mirror. Piet and Averianov have kept up the communication, though this time, email is their method of choice. (But her note just isn't quite as old as what may be the oldest message found in a bottle.)",
        "Caption": "Message in Bottle Gets a Reply, 23 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2483",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2012 11:39 PM CDT) Life will soon be even sweeter for Prince William and his popular Princess Kate. Wills is about to inherit as much as $16 million from the estate of his late mother. It will be quite a handy sum if he wants to buy his and Kate\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s first family house, a source tells the Daily Mail. What else would he need the money for? The royal duo have digs in London's Kensington Palace, but might now consider a second pad close to Prince Charles' Highgrove retreat, some speculate. Diana left close to $20 million worth of stocks, jewelry, and cash after her death in 1997, but the value of the estate has likely grown through investments to just over $30 million, which is to be split between William and Harry. Diana initially wanted her boys to be able to access the dough when they turned 25, but the age was upped to 30 after she died. William's 30th birthday is June 21. The prince already earns some $60,000 a year as an Royal Air Force search-and-rescue pilot, and an allowance from his dad. In addition, he can also draw on some $3 million left in trust by the queen mother. Diana's will allowed her sons the option of dividing the estate differently. It's possible William may arrange for more of their mom's estate to go to Harry because the likely future king will earn many millions more than Harry.",
        "Caption": "William's 30th Birthday Present: $16M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2484",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2010 1:43 AM) An extremely rare pink diamond has cut its way through world records at a Sotheby's auction. The 24.78 carat stone, graded fancy intense pink, was sold to London jeweler Laurence Graff for $46,158,674, almost double the highest price ever previously paid for a gemstone at auction. Graff\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho renamed the stone the Graff Pink \u00e2\u20ac\u201d called it the most fabulous diamond I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve seen in my career, AP reports. The stone was last on the market 60 years ago.",
        "Caption": "Rare Pink Diamond Fetches Record $46M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2485",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2012 3:32 PM) Industrial emissions are causing the oceans to acidify at a fast rate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe fastest in 300 million years, say researchers from Columbia University. That could spell danger for sea creatures. In the last century alone, the pH of the oceans dropped by 0.1 units. That's 10 times faster than the closest historical parallel, a drop that occurred 56 million years ago, reports Bloomberg. Factories release carbon dioxide into the air, which is absorbed by the oceans, creating carbonic acid that lowers pH and acidifies the water. Historical occurrences of ocean acidification have been linked to mass extinctions. If industrial carbon emissions continue at the current pace, we may lose organisms we care about\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcoral reefs, oysters, salmon, says one scientist.",
        "Caption": "Oceans Acidifying at Highest Rate in 300M Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2486",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2014 12:51 PM CDT) Four people are in the hospital with what the New York City Fire Department calls potentially serious injuries after an eight-car subway train derailed in Queens this morning, reports the New York Times. About 20 other people had lesser injuries after the accident around 10:30am. The express train was heading to Manhattan when its middle six cars went off the tracks near a station at 65th and Broadway, reports DNA Info. The mess stranded more than 1,000 people underground, but all have since been evacuated, reports the New York Post. Emergency crews walked them from the cars to ladders that led to an emergency grate in the sidewalk. The train was shaking and the cars in the front started tilting to the right, recalls one passenger. I heard a pang and then a screech and then the train came to a halt. The cause is unclear.",
        "Caption": "NYC Subway Train Derails, 4 Hospitalized",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2487",
        "News Article": "(Jul 31, 2019 12:20 PM CDT) Authorities are trying to determine how three German tourists died on a glacial lake in Alaska, though foul play is not suspected. A tour guide spotted two bodies floating in Valdez Glacier Lake around around 10am Tuesday, CBS News reports, and when they were recovered about four hours later a third body was found on an ice floe, according to Sheri Pierce, a rep for the coastal city of Valdez. The spot near the toe of Valdez Glacier is largely hidden from view from the shore near the parking area, reports Anchorage Daily News. Pierce notes the toe of the glacier was calving around the time the unidentified tourists\u00e2\u20ac\u201da 62-year-old man and a married couple, both 67\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare believed to have arrived in an inflatable canoe. It's dangerous getting near the face of glaciers like that, she tells the Daily News. When those pieces of ice come in the water it creates a huge wake that could've knocked the tourists out of their boat, Pierce adds, per CNN, noting the water is so very cold there. There were no known witnesses to the deaths. All three were wearing life jackets.",
        "Caption": "3 Tourists Found Dead on Alaska Glacial Lake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2488",
        "News Article": "(Dec 29, 2012 1:58 PM) An animal rights group has paid $9.3 million to settle two federal court cases over the treatment of circus elephants, CNN reports. Feld Entertainment Inc., which owns Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, is trumpeting the settlement with the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) as a big win: These defendants attempted to destroy our family-owned business with a hired plaintiff who made statements that the court did not believe, said CEO Kenneth Feld. What's more, Feld is pressing cases against other animal-rights groups in an attempt to recoup a reported $20 million in legal costs. But the ASPCA isn't admitting to any wrongdoing, and notes that the court never ruled on its elephant-abuse allegations. The case apparently hinged on a former circus worker whose testimony was dismissed because activists had paid him. But Wayne Pacelle, CEO of the Humane Society of the US, is vowing to fight on: We'll continue to make our case to the public, even as Ringling files frivolous and retaliatory legal actions to divert and distract from its abuse of elephants.",
        "Caption": "Animal Rights Group Pays Circus $9.3M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2489",
        "News Article": "(Aug 1, 2011 8:08 AM CDT) Divers searched a pond in northern New Hampshire yesterday for clues to the disappearance of 11-year-old Celina Cass, who was last seen in her bedroom last Monday night. State Fish and Game Department divers explored Back Pond for any sign of the fifth-grader; the small pond is less than a mile from her home in Stewartstown, a community of 800 residents with one blinking streetlight and a handful of stores. Vermont and New Hampshire state police, the FBI, and other agencies also were continuing their ground search in those states and in Canada. In the search for the tall, gap-toothed girl, investigators have knocked on hundreds of doors, and hundreds of fliers with her photo have been put up throughout Stewartstown and nearby communities. Law enforcement agencies have set up a command post at the local school, and concerned residents have passed out purple and pink ribbons and held vigils for Celina. Click to read more about the reward being offered in the case.",
        "Caption": "Celina Cass, Missing New Hampshire Girl: Divers Search Nearby Pond for Sign of 11-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2490",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2016 5:48 PM CDT) Former suburban Chicago police officer Drew Peterson was given an additional 40 years in prison Friday for trying to hire someone to kill the prosecutor who put him behind bars for killing his third wife, the AP reports. During his sentencing hearing, Peterson told Judge Richard Brown he never wanted State's Attorney James Glasgow killed and claimed to know all along a fellow inmate was recording their conversations. He added that at the time of the recordings, in November 2014, he was suicidal and didn't believe he would live to see the scam come to fruition. I never did try to have you killed, Peterson said toward Glasgow. You can think what you want. After the hearing, Glasgow expressed skepticism about Peterson's statement, calling him deluded. Peterson's fellow inmate, Antonio Beast Smith, wore a wiretap for prosecutors, and during the trial, jurors heard hours of Smith's recorded conversations with Peterson. Smith also testified Peterson enlisted him to help kill Glasgow. Glasgow said a lengthy sentence was necessary as a deterrent, otherwise convicts will believe they can kill a prosecutor and get the minimum sentence. The 62-year-old Peterson is serving a 38-year sentence for the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio. He is scheduled for parole in 2047, but Friday's sentence must be served consecutively, making it likely Peterson will die in prison.",
        "Caption": "Drew Peterson Gets Another 40 Years in Prison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2491",
        "News Article": "(Oct 30, 2009 9:49 AM CDT) Why did David Spade agree to the recent DirecTV ad that uses a scene from Tommy Boy, starring his departed costar Chris Farley? To honor Chris's memory, his publicist tells the New York Post\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the $200,000 sources say Spade was paid probably didn't hurt. The commercial stirred up quite the controversy, but a DirecTV rep says Farley's family was on board with the concept from the very beginning.",
        "Caption": "Spade Got $200K for Farley Ad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2492",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2013 12:18 PM CDT) Embattled 49ers star Aldon Smith has been charged with three counts of illegally possessing assault weapons, stemming from a party-turned-shootout at his San Jose-area abode last year. According to prosecutors, Smith, 24, was hosting upward of 100 people at his home last June when someone pulled a gun on the party's bartender, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Smith decided it was time to break up the party\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand toward that end, fired a .45 caliber handgun into the air. Far from taking the hint, the partygoers refused to leave; one instead pulled a knife and stabbed Smith twice. Smith's then-teammate Delanie Walker grabbed Smith's gun and fired it in the air again\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly this time another person shot back, hitting two guests. When police arrived, they found five guns, including assault rifles, which are illegal in California, and high-capacity magazines. Smith is expected to surrender himself later this month; he's already on an indefinite leave of absence from the 49ers thanks to a drunk driving incident, according to ESPN.",
        "Caption": "49ers Linebacker Faces Gun Charges After Party Shootout",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2493",
        "News Article": "(Oct 7, 2014 2:04 PM CDT) Shuji Nakamura's world got a little bit brighter yesterday morning when he found out he'd won the Nobel Prize in physics, along with Japan's Isamu Akasaki and Hiroshi Amano. But even though McKinsey guesses that Nakamura's invention\u00e2\u20ac\u201dblue light-emitting-diodes, or LEDs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwill be worth about $80 billion by the year 2020, the Japanese company Nakamura toiled for 21 years ago paid him a mere $200 for his troubles, because in Japan, custom held that the employer was a substitute for family, and that work was an end in itself, not a means to enrichment or personal glory, Quartz reports. Nakamura left Nichia Corporation, moved to the US, and became a citizen, with Nichia hot on his trail to sue him for stealing tricks of the trade. He countersued, and the two parties settled in 2005, with Nakamura finally reaping what was then worth $8.1 million, the New York Times reported at the time, calling the blue LED the Holy Grail of lighting. Nakamura told the Times that his win changed the system in all companies in Japan in which scientists and engineers were poorly treated, and the paper noted that other inventors had followed suit. (This columnist thinks the Nobel Peace Prize should go to no one when it's awarded on Friday.)",
        "Caption": "Physicist Paid Only $200 for His Nobel-Winning Invention",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2494",
        "News Article": "(Jun 11, 2014 6:27 PM CDT) The cause of an Atlanta woman's inexplicable weight gain has been identified and removed: a 27-pound tumor about the size of a beach ball in her belly, reports 11Alive. Doctors removed the cystic tumor this week from 59-year-old Doris Lewis in a delicate operation that lasted more than eight hours\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddelicate because the tumor was pressing against her stomach wall, her small intestine, and other organs, reports WSB-TV. Lewis says she initially dismissed her growing belly as routine weight gain, then delayed seeing a doctor because she lacked health insurance. She's expected to make a full recovery. (A woman in Brazil had a tumor more than three times larger.",
        "Caption": "Woman Has 27-Pound Tumor Removed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2495",
        "News Article": "(Oct 25, 2015 2:50 PM CDT) Authorities say they have seized thousands of guns from a house and warehouse in South Carolina. Chesterfield County Sheriff Jay Brooks tells WBTV that deputies seized more than 7,000 guns from the property near Pageland, and that he believes the vast majority were stolen. The guns filled up a tractor-trailer. Authorities say four-wheel vehicles, chainsaws, and other items found on the property also were believed stolen. The weapons were discovered Friday when authorities brought a subpoena to the house. Authorities say a man living there had been arrested previously on drug charges in North Carolina and faces charges related to stolen property. The sheriff says the suspect appears to have been hoarding the guns, most of which were hunting rifles or shotguns, and there's no evidence he sold any. None of us have ever seen anything anywhere close to this, says Brooks.",
        "Caption": "Cops: We Found a Guy Hoarding 7K Guns",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2496",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2013 5:27 PM CDT) Jessica Heeringa was working the night shift at a Michigan gas station when she went missing just before the 11pm closing time Friday night, the AP reports. Investigators think the petite 25-year-old mother was abducted, and family members believe she was lured away from the Exxon Mobil in Norton Shores by an acquaintance or someone saying they needed help. A few odd details from the local police chief would seem to fit that theory: There's no sign of a struggle, no sign of anything inside the store being disturbed. The cash drawer was sitting out and no money was missing. Her purse was in the store with 400-some dollars in it. It's just odd how that occurred. Friends say customers at the gas station are regular, and they also believe Heeringa knew or at least recognized her abductor, Fox 17 reports. Heeringa's disappearance was discovered after customers found the gas station open but empty and called police. There's scant evidence to work with, as the station had no security camera; right now, police are looking for a gray or silver minivan seen in the area and its driver, a white man aged 30 to 40, around six feet tall with wavy, light brown hair. Friends and family members are upset with the owner of the gas station, who they say is not doing enough to help, Michigan Live reports. Heeringa's fiance (the father of her 3-year-old son) and a few other acquaintances have already been cleared, WZZM reports.",
        "Caption": "Gas Station Employee, 25, Likely Abducted: Police",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2497",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2015 12:30 AM) An Egyptian militant group affiliated with ISIS has claimed responsibility for coordinated and simultaneous attacks that struck more than a dozen army and police targets in three towns in the restive Sinai Peninsula yesterday, killing at least 26 security officers. The wide-ranging attacks required a previously unseen level of coordination. In the deadliest attack, at least one car bomb was set off outside a military base, while mortars were simultaneously fired at the base, toppling some buildings and leaving soldiers buried under the debris, officials say. The other attacks included mortar rounds fired at a hotel, a police club, and more than a dozen checkpoints. A military spokesman immediately accused former Islamist President Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood of orchestrating the attack. Hours before the attack, the ISIS affiliate in Egypt posted on its official Twitter account pictures of masked militants dressed in black. They were carrying rocket-propelled grenades in a show of force, while flying the group's black flag. The group, previously known as Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, has launched several attacks against police and the army in Sinai in recent years. It was initially inspired by al-Qaeda, but last year, it pledged allegiance to ISIS and changed its name to Sinai Province, or Waliyat Sinai, reflecting its loyalty and subordination to the group.",
        "Caption": "ISIS Affiliate Kills 26 in Egypt Attacks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2498",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2011 8:58 AM CDT) As the Dec. 31 US troop withdrawal deadline looms, Iraq is looking to purchase as many as 36 US fighter jets and other air-defense systems. The purchase, which will cost billions, could help cement ties between Iraq and the US and, Washington hopes, keep Iran at bay. The move comes after Baghdad froze plans to buy 18 F-16s earlier this year, due to the Arab Spring unrest. That deal had a cost of up to $4.2 billion, which included training, the Wall Street Journal reports. Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki renewed the original talks after an unexpected $10 billion surge of oil revenue for his government. If the purchase goes through, the aircraft won't be used immediately; pilots will first need to be trained. Iraq also wants ground-to-air missiles and large guns. US lawmakers are likely to approve the expanded package, but will want to know how the US will ensure no weapons end up in the wrong hands.",
        "Caption": "Iraq Wants US to Sell It 36 F-16s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2499",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2014 8:24 PM) Hope is fading for the 239 people aboard a Malaysia Airlines jet that vanished yesterday. Chinese media say the plane crashed off the south coast of Vietnam about 1:40pm ET as it traveled from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, reports CNN and Reuters. But no official confirmation about the fate of the Boeing 777-200 has been announced. Meanwhile, Vietnamese air force planes have spotted two large oil slicks in the water, the first tangible signs of a possible crash, reports AP. The plane was carrying 227 passengers, including two infants, and 12 crew members. Most (about 150) were from either China or Taiwan, and three were Americans, says the airline. The LA Times says the Americans are Philip Tallmadge Wood, 50; Nicole Meng, 3; and infant Leo Meng. Wood is thought to be an IBM employee who worked for years in Beijing before shifting to Kuala Lumpur. Our team is currently calling the next-of-kin of passengers and crew, said airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya in a statement. Focus of the airline is to work with the emergency responders and authorities and mobilize its full support. The Boeing 777 class of plane suffered the first fatal crash in its 20-year history last year when an Asiana Airlines jet went down in San Francisco, killing three.",
        "Caption": "Oil Slicks Spotted; 239 Feared Dead in Jet Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2500",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2014 9:25 AM) A 79-year-old woman mistakenly backed into seven people in a parking lot with her SUV Sunday, killing three of them and injuring four. The Florida Highway Patrol said yesterday that Doreene Landstra of Palmetto has been ordered to appear in court next month after receiving a citation for improper backing. The collision happened at a mobile home community about 45 miles south of Tampa. Residents had gathered for church services inside a clubhouse building. According to a police report, Landstra began backing her 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV out of a parking space, pulled forward when she realized she needed more room to clear another parked vehicle, and then struck the seven people when she began to back up again. The AP previously reported that the Tahoe then proceeded to run over a curb, collide with some small trees, and come to rest in a canal, partially submerged. A trooper and witnesses said that the driver apparently thought she had the car in drive\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand not reverse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen she pressed the gas pedal.",
        "Caption": "Driver Backs Out of Spot, Hits 7, Kills 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2501",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2013 3:45 PM CDT) Murder charges were filed today in the death of an Australian college student in Oklahoma, but police haven't changed the chilling motive: They say three teens decided to shoot 23-year-old Christopher Lane as he jogged along a road in Duncan because they were bored. Prosecutors charged 15-year-old James Francis Edwards Jr. and 16-year-old Chancey Allen Luna with first-degree murder, reports NewsOK. They also charged Michael Dewayne Jones, 17, with using a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon and accessory to first-degree murder after the fact. All will be tried as adults. Prosecutor Jason Hicks says Luna shot Lane while sitting in the back of a car driven by Jones, with Edwards in the front passenger seat, reports AP. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t really care what happens to them, Lane's girlfriend, Sarah Harper, told Australia's 9 News as she visited a roadside memorial. I feel like if they don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get what they deserve now and in the present, they will eternally. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re just evil people. Lane, who was shot in the back with .22-caliber revolver, had been attending East Central University on a baseball scholarship. A memorial in Melbourne also is up, on the spot where he played ball on his youth team.",
        "Caption": "3 Teens Charged in Oklahoma 'Boredom' Killing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2502",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2011 12:27 PM CDT) A 29-year-old Florida woman is in custody after offering to sell her 5-year-old son to another couple for $2,000. James Gardner and his wife befriended Jessica Marie Beers in church, and since she was struggling with money, they started covering some expenses and food for Beers and her son. But Beers began leaving her son with the Gardners more often, and the couple realized she was addicted to prescription drugs, ABC Action News reports. Then Beers made the offer to the Gardners. Gardner reported the offer to the Sheriff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Office on Saturday, and detectives arrested Beers at a prearranged location where she was planning to hand over the boy to Gardner. She admitted her plan to the authorities, but wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t say why she was doing it; the Gardners believe she wanted the money for more drugs. Beers is charged with crimes including sale of parental rights, and the boy is with child protection investigators. (Click for another recent baby-for-sale scheme.)",
        "Caption": "Mom Tries to Sell Son for $2K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2503",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2012 1:20 PM CDT) Bill Clinton admits he might be the only person in America who feels this way, but he says he's far more enthusiastic about President Obama this time than I was four years ago. The remark came during a speech in front of Obama supporters in Fort Myers, Florida. (It's highlighted via video at the National Review, and conservative sites in general are playing up what they see as a backhanded compliment.) The local News-Press has more on Clinton's speech, which drew big crowds.",
        "Caption": "Clinton 'More Enthusiastic' About Obama Than in '08",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2504",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2019 4:35 AM CDT) In a horrific incident in Texas on Saturday, a mother was fatally injured in front of her boyfriend and their three children by a rock thrown onto their vehicle on Interstate 35 near Temple. The large rock struck and entered the vehicle\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s windshield, making contact with the front seat passenger, and causing significant injuries, police said in a press release. Keila Ruby Flores, 33, was hospitalized after the incident around 8:40pm Saturday and died Sunday morning, KWTX reports. Boyfriend Christopher Rodriguez was driving and the children, the youngest of them 6 years old, were in the backseat. Police in Temple say they are treating the death as a homicide and they have appealed for information on the suspect who threw the rock from a railroad overpass, the BBC reports. Rodriguez says that at first, he didn't know what had happened. It happened so fast. I didn't even know what ... came through the windshield until I stopped and when I pulled Keila out of the car, that's when I saw the rock stop on her lap, he tells KXXV. He says he performed CPR with the help of a good Samaritan who stopped when he flagged his car. (In November, a Tennessee man on his way to work was killed by concrete thrown from a bridge.)",
        "Caption": "Rock Thrown From Overpass Kills Mom in Front of 3 Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2505",
        "News Article": "(Apr 13, 2011 2:40 AM CDT) Owners of a Florida Internet company are being sued for paying homeless men $50 to be filmed while women punched and kicked them in dominatrix fetish videos, according to court documents. The company sells beatdown videos of women attacking men for up to $900 on its site at Shefights.net. The suit charges that the St. Petersburg business violates a state law against hate crimes. Some of the homeless have been hospitalized as the result of the beatings, and men have suffered broken ribs and a dislocated jaw, according to the suit. A homeless advocate became suspicious months ago when he saw several men on local streets with limps, bruises, and split lips. The Shefights website boasts of men in excruciating pain after their beatings by buff young women in scanty gym clothes. What kind of a society would allow this to happen? asked lawyer Neil Chonin. Victims desperate for cash are taken to a film spot where they were beaten sometimes while in handcuffs or shackles, Chonin said. An owner of the company said the charges would be disproved, but offered no details. Police have been investigating the operation for months. Anything involving bodily harm to someone invites scrutiny to see if laws have been broken, a police spokesman told the St. Petersburg Times.",
        "Caption": "Homeless Paid $50 to Get Beat Up in Fetish Videos",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2506",
        "News Article": "(Mar 5, 2012 7:10 PM) Rick Santorum has criticized Mitt Romney for flip-flopping on health care, but it turns out Santorum once supported government involvement in health care himself\u00e2\u20ac\u201din his own words, to alter that marketplace to make it work better. Santorum gave an interview during a heated senatorial campaign in 1993 in which he expressed a philosophy that extended beyond the health care issue: I take a much more proactive position in government in solving problems than most Republicans, because I believe government has a role. Santorum said he even approached the first President Bush in 1991, telling him that health care was gonna be the big issue and that we had to take responsibility for trying to solve this problem. Mother Jones, which dug up the interview transcript, notes that Santorum now depicts himself as anti- Obamacare hardliner who (as he put it) was always for having the government out of the health care business. The Santorum camp didn't respond to requests for comment.",
        "Caption": "Santorum in '93: Feds Should Fix Health System",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2507",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2011 5:44 AM CDT) India has announced the world's cheapest tablet computer\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust $60, or $35 with a student discount, reports Reuters. Called the Aakash, or sky, the tablet was developed by a small British company together with the Indian Institute of Technology, and is assembled in India. With a vast swath of the country too poor to afford top-of-the-line tablets, The rich have access to the digital world, the poor and ordinary have been excluded, says Telecoms and Education Minister Kapil Sibal. Aakash will end that digital divide. Just 8% of Indians have Internet access, compared to 40% of people in China, and the government fears it is falling behind other emerging markets when it comes to IT. Powered by Google's Android operating system, the Aakash has two USB ports and a three-hour battery, but it has only a resistive LCD display instead of full-touch screen, and some complain it is too slow. The first 100,000 units are being given to students for free, as part of a pilot program. Once full production is up and running and government bulk orders begin, they price is expected to fall further\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto as low as $20 for students.",
        "Caption": "India Launches $35 Tablet",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2508",
        "News Article": "(Jun 4, 2008 12:20 PM CDT) Chicago is still in the mix to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, the Sun-Times reports, as the International Olympic Committee today winnowed the field of candidates to four. Vying against the Windy City are Madrid, Tokyo, and Rio de Janeiro. The final decision won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t come until October 2009, but Chicago officials say it was an important, if expected, step. We wanted to make it out of pool play, said one US Olympic Committee executive. Then the real race begins.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Makes Final Four in 2016 Olympic Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2509",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2013 4:24 PM CDT) The Obama administration has vetoed a ban on the import and sale of some older iPhone and iPad models, overturning a decision by the International Trade Commission for the first time since 1987, Politico reports. The ITC issued an import ban and cease-and-desist on sales for some models of the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 back in June after Samsung claimed they infringed on its patents. But in a letter to the ITC (which you can read in full at All Things Digital, but it's full of legalese), US Trade Representative Michael Froman said it was nixing the ban, as the government is concerned about patent holders gaining undue leverage, the Wall Street Journal reports. We applaud the administration for standing up for innovation in this landmark case, says an Apple spokesperson, per Politico. Samsung was wrong to abuse the patent system in this way. Samsung says it is disappointed, as the ITC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s decision correctly recognized that Samsung has been negotiating in good faith and that Apple remains unwilling to take a license, All Things Digital reports. Froman says Samsung can still pursue its patent rights through the judicial system.",
        "Caption": "Obama: Apple Can Keep Selling iPhone 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2510",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2009 2:03 PM CDT) The Obama administration provided General Motors with another $2 billion in low-cost federal loans today, MarketWatch reports. The funds are intended to keep the company operating as it attempts to restructure ahead of a June 1 deadline. GM has so far received $15.4 billion in loans from the government.",
        "Caption": "US Lends GM Another $2B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2511",
        "News Article": "(Jan 26, 2011 4:55 PM) With the Facebook-fueled protests against Egypt President Hosni Mubarak showing no signs of letting up, the government has responded with the mass arrests of 700 people or more, the BBC reports. The interior ministry says public gatherings will no longer be tolerated\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddespite Hillary Clinton's urging of government tolerance earlier today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the public will seems undiminished. (See video of a protester standing up to a water cannon here. I want to see an end to this dictatorship, a protester told reporters. Thirty years of Mubarak is enough. A police officer and a protester were reportedly run over and killed in Cairo today, though the circumstances remain unclear, reports AP. Four people were reported killed yesterday. In Suez today, demonstrators threw Molotov cocktails at government buildings, including the headquarters of Mubarak's party, setting parts of them on fire. For a roundup of the latest developments, click here.",
        "Caption": "Egypt Arrests 700 Protesters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2512",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2012 8:22 AM CDT) Good news for Ernest Hemingway fans: Next week, you can read A Farewell to Arms with its 47 alternate endings. The author said, in 1958, that he rewrote the final words of his classic 39 times before I was satisfied, and those endings were preserved at the JFK Presidential Library's Ernest Hemingway Collection in Boston. But grandson Se\u00c3\u00a1n Hemingway studied them and found 47 variations, which were gathered into an appendix in their entirety for the new edition, and will be published together for the first time. The new edition of the wartime novel will also include early drafts of other parts of the book, handwritten passages, a list of alternate titles, and the original cover art. The New York Times has a tantalizing sample of the alternate endings and titles, like this one: There is no end except death and birth is the only beginning. But, says a publisher at Scribner, Hemingway's longtime publisher, Ultimately, I think we have to be glad that he went with the ending that he went with.",
        "Caption": "Farewell to Arms Reprinted \u00e2\u20ac\u201dWith 47 Alternate Endings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2513",
        "News Article": "(Jul 15, 2009 5:40 AM CDT) A British teenager is recovering in the hospital after an afternoon trip that turned into a 12-day ordeal in the Australian wilderness, the BBC\u00c2 reports. Jamie Neale, 19, got lost in the Blue Mountains and survived by eating seeds and grass, and sheltering under logs amid freezing temperatures. His son has come back from the dead, \u00c2 said Neale's relieved but exasperated father. The teen was found by bushwalkers some 9 miles from where he began his hike. I can't say I'll kill him, it would spoil the point of him coming back, said Richard Cass, who flew to Australia from the UK to assist in the search. He's probably the only teenager in the world who goes on a 10-mile hike and leaves his mobile phone at home.",
        "Caption": "Hiker Safe After 12 Days Lost in Aussie Hills",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2514",
        "News Article": "(Jun 24, 2010 2:43 AM CDT) Twelve people were killed last night when a high-speed train smashed into a group of people crossing the tracks at a station near Barcelona. At least 13 others were injured, three critically, the BBC reports. Witnesses said the group were young people heading for a summer festival who crossed the tracks instead of using a pedestrian underpass.",
        "Caption": "Spanish Train Kills 12 On Tracks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2515",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2011 1:22 AM CDT) Some 45 people were arrested yesterday during the latest protest against San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit's decision to cut cellphone service to foil a demonstration earlier this month. The protests forced the closure of two stations at rush hour, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. BART police arrested five who were protesting at the Civic Center platform; city police busted 40 others when they refused to disperse from two street-level protests. Witnesses described shouting matches between the demonstrators and angry commuters facing chaos for the second time in seven days, the Los Angeles Times reports, and the Chronicle paints a picture of what commuters had to deal with: The Powell Station was opened and closed four times and the Civic Center station three times, as BART officials warily eyed the shifting protests. The BART board meets tomorrow to discuss the possibility of adopting a policy on when, if at all, the agency can cut its wireless network.",
        "Caption": "45 Busted in BART Protests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2516",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2010 5:36 PM) An 11-year-old girl who was swimming with friends in a river in Brazil was attacked and killed by a 13-foot-long alligator, according to local media reports. The girl was playing in shallow water in the northern part of the country, near the Amazon, when the alligator struck. The reptile was shot and killed about 100 yards from the site of the attack so that the victim's body could be recovered, the AP reports..",
        "Caption": "13-Foot Alligator Kills 11-Year-Old Girl",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2517",
        "News Article": "(Oct 5, 2009 2:18 AM CDT) Iran will allow UN inspectors into the newly-disclosed nuclear facility near the city of Qom on October 25, the head of the IAEA said yesterday, a day after arriving in Tehran. Iran and the West seem to be shifting gears from confrontation into transparency and cooperation, he added approvingly.\u00c2  I hope and trust Iran will be helpful with our inspectors. Tehran has also agreed to talks set for October 19 with representatives from the US, Russia, and France on a deal to send Iranian uranium to Russia in order for it to be enriched to a 20% level, the LA\u00c2 Times reports. Uranium enriched to 20% is useful for medical and non-military research purposes, but well short of the 90% level needed for a bomb.",
        "Caption": "Iran to Allow Inspectors at Qom Site on Oct. 25",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2518",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2019 11:39 AM CDT) Virginia police say a traveling carnival worker has confessed to killing two women and a teenage girl he met on the job. James Michael Wright, 23, admitted to carrying out the fatal shootings over three weeks after the cellphone of a missing 25-year-old was discovered in his truck, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Wright says all three shootings were accidental, but police don't believe him. Authorities say Wright claimed to have shot Tennessee's Athena Hopson when he tripped on a March 17 walk, reports WJHL. He told police her body fell out of his truck as he was driving over a bridge to a hospital, and he couldn't retrieve it from a river. Wright also claimed to have shot 17-year-old Joslyn Alsup of Georgia while aiming for an animal after the pair had sex in the woods on March 9, according to court documents. Alsup's body and that of Tennessee's Elizabeth Vanmeter, 22, were found near Wright's Mendota home. Police say Wright also admitted shooting Vanmeter after a fight on Feb. 28. Sheriff Fred Newman said autopsies were being conducted as authorities continued to search for Hopson's body. Newman said it was appropriate to call Wright a serial killer, adding that authorities would look for other possible victims in areas that hosted the Georgia-based traveling carnival James H. Drew Exposition, per NBC News and the Knoxville News Sentinel. We know that that carnival traveled extensively certainly throughout the east coast, Newman said. He described Alsup as the daughter of a carnival worker. Wright is charged with three counts of capital murder.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Traveling Serial Killer Struck 3 Times in 3 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2519",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2010 2:53 AM CDT) A couple in a northern French village have been arrested after police uncovered the remains of eight newborns in their home and nearby. A neighbor alerted cops after spotting bones as he dug a pond in his yard at a home where the two used to live. The couple, both in their 40s, have two grown daughters. The married roofer and nursing aide suspected of the worst case of infanticide in French history seemed like completely ordinary people, said neighbors. We knew them quite well. They were very pleasant. We're having trouble believing it, said a friend. They were normal people. How such a thing is possible is unimaginable, said a neighbor. Police are continuing to search the area, and have indicated they expect to find still more bodies, reports the Telegraph. France has struggled through two painful trials of women who have killed their newborns in the past two years. One woman killed three babies, while another killed six.",
        "Caption": "Couple Busted After 8 Dead Newborns Found",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2520",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2009 6:52 AM CDT) Nigerian security forces killed more than 100 militants yesterday as they shelled then stormed the mosque and compound of an Islamist sect blamed for days of violence across northern Nigeria. The bodies of barefoot young men littered the streets of Maiduguri this morning as the army conducted a house-to-house manhunt on the outskirts of the city for sect members, who have been seeking to impose Islamic Shariah law throughout this multi-religious country. Police said most of the dead were Islamist fighters. Sect leader Mohammed Yusuf escaped along with about 300 followers, but his deputy was said to have been killed in last night's bombardment. An AP reporter watched soldiers, under fire, shoot their way into the mosque and then rake those holed up inside with gunfire. The militants, armed with homemade hunting rifles, bows and arrows and scimitars, were no match for the government forces. The mission has been accomplished, said the army commander.",
        "Caption": "Nigerian Troops Attack Militants' Mosque, Kill 100",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2521",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2013 9:53 AM) Researchers have identified a new owl species\u00e2\u20ac\u201dimprobably, more than 100 years after it was first discovered, reports Wired. The Rinjani scops owl, from the Indonesian island of Lombok, was thought to be a member of Otus magicus since 1896, when a British naturalist collected several specimens. But a visiting taxonomist who heard the Rinjani's call in 2003 realized it sounded totally different than the O. magicus. It is a wake-up call for ornithologists: there is still much to learn, says a co-author of the study that identified the species. Further investigation revealed subtle differences in color between the species, and a DNA sequencing confirmed the Rinjani scops owl was a different species\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich has since been named Otus jolandae. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re realizing there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a lot more diversity in plants and animals than we might have expected, just based on their physical appearance, said one ornithologist. You can read the original scientific paper in full at PLoS ONE.",
        "Caption": "New Owl Species Hid Under Experts' Noses for 100 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2522",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2010 8:04 AM CDT) A Colombian soldier held hostage for more than 12 years was freed by rebels yesterday and reunited with his family, ending an ordeal that prompted his father to hike halfway across the country wearing a symbolic chain around his neck to press for his son's release. Sgt. Pablo Emilio Moncayo was one of FARC's longest held captives. He was 19 when taken during an attack on a mountain outpost on Dec. 21, 1997. Moncayo was flown to the city of Florencia on a Brazilian military helicopter that picked him up at an unannounced spot in southern Colombia. As he stepped off the helicopter, his family rushed to embrace him, including a 6-year-old sister he was meeting for the first time. Moncayo's father had been wearing chains around his wrists in solidarity with his son ever since his attention-grabbing 620-mile hike in 2007. I heard my father, that he wanted me to take off the chains. So I'm going to do that right now, Moncayo said as he pulled the chains over his father's hands.",
        "Caption": "Colombian Rebels Free Soldier Held for 12 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2523",
        "News Article": "(Jun 28, 2013 8:50 AM CDT) The LAPD is intensifying the hunt for the teardrop rapist, a man who has assaulted 35 women\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome of whom remember a teardrop mark near his eye\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbetween 1996 and 2012. The big thing is that the reward is now doubled to $100,000, reports the Los Angeles Times. But the LAPD and FBI are also using profilers, billboard sketches, and a Facebook page to try to drum up new leads on a case that has run cold. We need to find this man, says one detective. Most serial rapists don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stop until they get caught. Police say the man, described as a Latino in his 40s who is about 5-foot-6 and 150 pounds, has a tie to LA, striking from Hollywood to the south of the city. He attacks the women sometime between 5 and 8 in the morning\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlone females walking to work or to school\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtakes them into an alley, accosts them, and leaves very quickly, police said, per CBS News. Though sketches based on victim accounts don't always look the same\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome include a teardrop mark, some don't\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpolice think the attacks are the work of one man. He has left behind DNA in 10 of the assaults.",
        "Caption": "LAPD Offers $100K Reward for Serial Rapist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2524",
        "News Article": "(Jun 3, 2015 3:53 AM CDT) A rush-hour collision between a Chicago Transit Authority bus and several other vehicles yesterday left one person dead and at least eight others injured, one of them critically, authorities say. The accident occurred around 6pm in the north Loop. Authorities say the articulated Route 148 Clarendon\/Michigan Express bus collided with at least three other vehicles at Michigan Avenue and Lake Street. The bus went onto the sidewalk, and at one point a pedestrian was pinned underneath. She was taken away covered in a sheet, a witness who ran to help tells the Chicago Tribune. NBC Chicago describes the fatality as a 51-year-old woman. The driver, who was treated for non-life-threatening injuries, was the only person on the bus, and investigators are looking at video from a camera that records the interior of the bus.",
        "Caption": "One Dead After Chicago Bus Hits 3 Cars, Jumps Curb",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2525",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2014 9:13 AM CDT) The Islamic State's assault on the Yazidi minority community is every bit as horrific as might be expected, with Iraq's human rights minister telling Reuters today that the militant group has killed at least 500 Yazidis\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand buried some of those alive. We have striking evidence obtained from Yazidis fleeing Sinjar and some who escaped death, and also crime scene images that show indisputably that the gangs of the Islamic States have executed at least 500 Yazidis after seizing Sinjar, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said, calling the killings a vicious atrocity. He added that some 300 women have been taken as slaves. Sudani's claim comes as the Telegraph notes that the Islamic State has threatened hundreds of Yazidis in towns under its control with execution if they refused to convert to Islam by today. That deadline has now passed, notes Reuters; it's unclear if the slaughter referenced by Sudani involves the Yazidis under threat to convert. Meanwhile, the BBC reports that Britain has made its first airdrop of humanitarian aid to the Yazidis. The world has been shocked by the plight of the Yazidi community, says a minister. They face appalling conditions, cut off on Mount Sinjar after fleeing persecution.",
        "Caption": "Iraq: Militants Killed 500 Yazidis, Buried Some Alive",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2526",
        "News Article": "(Oct 17, 2013 7:07 AM CDT) With a review pending in the Maryville, Mo., rape case, of Daisy Coleman, the second victim has come forward with her side of the story. Paige Parkhurst was 13 when she and Daisy, then 14, sneaked out of Daisy's home to meet two boys in 2012. Both girls, she says, were intoxicated before we left the house. The foursome drove to Matthew Barnett\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s house, and Paige tells al-Jazeera America that the boys separated us as soon as we got there. One boy took Paige into a room and raped her, after me telling him no, pushing him away, she says. And after he was done, we sat and waited until Matt was done with Daisy. She found her friend in another room, incoherent. She couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t walk, couldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t talk, and just was talking like a baby pretty much, after the boys had given her drink after drink after drink. Worried they'd wake Daisy's brothers in dropping her off, Paige says the boys carried her to the back corner of her house and left her there. And they told me to go inside, that all she needed to do was to sober up, and that she would be OK, and they were gonna be there and watch her. As to why charges in the case were later dropped, Paige said investigators were really blaming us for it. So were others in the small town who called the girls liars, and said all we wanted to do was get people in trouble for something that was our mistake. It is one of the worst feelings in the world... to not understand why people wouldn't listen to your side of the story, Paige says, though she adds, now that we do have a lot of support and we do have people listening, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s like a miracle. Click for her full account.",
        "Caption": "2nd Victim in 'Daisy's Case': Cops Blamed Us",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2527",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2010 3:59 PM) A group of organizers angry about full-body scans is sticking with its plan to snarl airport congestion on one of the busiest travel days of the year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe day before Thanksgiving. National Opt-Out Day encourages passengers to opt out of the scans and choose the more time-consuming pat-downs instead. The idea is to pressure Congress into better protecting passenger privacy, reports the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Despite all the recent hubbub, a recent CBS poll found 81% of Americans have no issue with the use of full-body scanners at airports. Still, if you're interested in joining in on the protest, Jeffrey Goldberg at the Atlantic offers this advice to send an especially pointed message: Wear a kilt, sans underwear. If nothing else, this will cause TSA employees to throw up their hands in disgust.",
        "Caption": "Nov. 24: The Day to Say 'Hell No' to Body Scans",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2528",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2016 5:20 PM CDT) For those women who have the courage to report a rape at a hospital ER, you'd expect a rape kit would be provided. That wasn't the case for Dinisha Ball. Jillian Keenan recounts the Texas woman's ordeal\u00e2\u20ac\u201da 9-hour period that saw her visit three ERs\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Cosmopolitan. Ball and a friend went dancing at a Houston club on a Friday night; she woke up, dizzy and foggy, in a bed other than the one she shared with her fiance Daniel. A man she recalled from the club was on top of her. She ultimately got back to her friend, and Daniel was called. It seemed clear to him both women had been drugged. The first ER, which they headed to at 9am, said it couldn't see Ball without insurance, even though Daniel insisted they could pay. The ER was a for-profit freestanding one; those facilities are exempt from a federal law that requires people to be treated regardless of their ability to pay. While Texas has a similar law, there's a loophole ERs that are unaffiliated with hospitals can exploit. At ER No. 2, West Houston Medical Center, a doctor said he couldn't perform a rape kit analysis. He didn't explain why, but gave them a list of hospitals that could help them. In Houston, the fourth-most populous city in the United States, with 2.3 million people, the paper listed only two hospitals, writes Keenan. One was in Galveston. Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center, the other, tried to point her to a 4th ER. Make it happen, Daniel insisted. At 6pm, Ball was finally given a rape kit, in a process that took less than 25% the recommended time. She hadn't peed all day in hopes of detecting a drug. Too much time had passed to find one. And her ordeal didn't end there. Read the full article, which also talks about the importance of having a SANE on staff.",
        "Caption": "Being Raped Was Her 1st Ordeal. Finding a Rape Kit Was Her 2nd",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2529",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2011 11:07 AM CDT) Even more bad economic news from a report released today: Housing prices will remain depressed for years, dropping by an expected 2.5% this year and rising only 1.1% each year through 2015, according to the survey of more than 100 economists. Since the 2005 peak, housing prices have dropped 31.6%, so if this forecast plays out, prices will recover little of what has been lost\u00e2\u20ac\u201dleading to what the Wall Street Journal calls a lost decade. In order to get the housing market back on its feet, the economy needs to add jobs, but that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a difficult prospect when the economy, in turn, needs a job boost housing would typically provide. The result will be millions of homeowners with little to no equity in their homes; rapidly disappearing equity\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$7 trillion lost so far\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas already led to decreased consumer spending. Builders and mortgage analysts share the economists\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 fears. With all of the economic turmoil, both domestic and international, there's not much that points to an improving housing market at any point in the near future, says one builder exec. A cycle could result: More underwater mortgages and foreclosures leading to more credit tightening, leading to an even smaller pool of home buyers\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning fewer people to purchase newly foreclosed homes and fewer jobs in new construction.",
        "Caption": "Housing Market Will Stink Through 2015",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2530",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2015 1:03 AM CDT) Gap plans to do two things to reverse tanking sales: make clothes that more people want to buy, and sell them in fewer locations. The company plans to close 175 of its stores in North America over the next few years, most of them by the end of January. That's around a quarter of its stores, not counting outlet stores, and analysts say it's part of a trend for major brands to reduce mall locations. Your biggest competitor used to be your neighbor in the mall, a retail analyst at Nomura tells USA Today, but right now your biggest competitor is the infinite number of random start-up websites. You just don't need as many [brick-and-mortar] locations. Gap also plans to axe around 250 corporate jobs. An analyst at Merchant Forecast tells USA Today that while increasing the scarcity of Gap stores may help, there's no major creative design force behind the collection since Danish Creative Director Rebekka Bay was fired in January and the position was eliminated. CEO Art Peck agrees that design failures have been a major issue. He tells the New York Times that the problems include a lack of femininity, as well as a lack of optimism in the brand, which shows up as a very tight and muted color palette, and a lack of print and pattern. Gap recently raised the minimum wage for all its workers, including those at Old Navy and Banana Republic stores, which will not be affected by the closures.",
        "Caption": "Gap Closing 1 in 4 US Stores",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2531",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2016 12:59 PM CDT) The music world has lost an icon: Merle Haggard died Wednesday on his 79th birthday, reports TMZ. He'd been fighting double pneumonia since last year. Haggard was elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1994, and as ABC23 notes, he won just about every music award over a career that gave him 40 No. 1 hits. Perhaps his biggest, Mama Tried from 1968, was added to the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry earlier this year. Haggard was a big part of the outlaw country movement with the likes of Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Waylon Jennings. The Tennessean has a full tribute to the working man's poet.",
        "Caption": "Merle Haggard Dies on His 79th Birthday",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2532",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2009 12:47 PM CDT) At least 85,694 Iraqis lost their lives from 2004 to 2008 in violence, the Iraqi government said today in its first comprehensive tally released since the war began. Another 147,195 were wounded during that four-year period, says the Human Rights Ministry. The number includes Iraqi civilians, military, and police, but not insurgents, US troops, or other foreign forces or contractors. It also excludes the first months of the war after the 2003 invasion. For political reasons, the government's toll of Iraqi deaths had been one of the most closely guarded secrets of the war, until an AP report in April revealed that the government had recorded 87,215 deaths. Iraq's death toll continued to climb today when three near simultaneous blasts struck the southern Shiite holy city of Karbala. At least six people were killed, police and medical officials said.",
        "Caption": "In Its First Estimate, Iraq Says 85K Killed Since '04",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2533",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2012 1:14 PM CDT) The 9th Circuit Court of appeals today refused to reconsider its ruling that Proposition 8 was discriminatory, clearing the way for the case to go to the Supreme Court, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Backers of the gay-marriage ban had asked the court to rehear the case with a special 11-judge panel, but as expected the court rejected that request with a brief order. That leaves supporters nowhere to turn but to the highest court in the land. Gay weddings won't be allowed until they've had a chance to file that appeal. If the Supreme Court takes the case, it could wind up deciding for the entire country whether gay-marriage bans are fundamentally unconstitutional, but the 9th Circuit's ruling specifically avoided doing so. The court instead ruled as narrowly as possible, saying California's specific ban was discriminatory.",
        "Caption": "Prop 8's Next Stop: Supreme Court",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2534",
        "News Article": "(Jun 17, 2014 12:24 PM CDT) Nine executions nationwide have been stayed in the seven weeks since Clayton Lockett died in a botched lethal injection in Oklahoma, but three convicted killers are scheduled to die in the next day or so. All three states planning lethal injections\u00e2\u20ac\u201dFlorida, Georgia, and Missouri\u00e2\u20ac\u201drefuse to say where they get their drugs, or if they are tested. Lawyers for the condemned inmates have challenged the secretive process used by some states to obtain lethal injection drugs from unnamed, loosely regulated compounding pharmacies. I think after Clayton Lockett's execution everyone is going to be watching very closely, says a death penalty expert. The scrutiny is going to be even closer. Marcus Wellons is set to die tonight in Georgia, followed six hours later by John Winfield, who faces execution at 12:01am in Missouri. John Ruthell Henry's execution is scheduled for 6pm tomorrow in Florida, which is moving ahead despite claims that Henry is mentally ill and intellectually disabled. Georgia and Missouri both use the single drug pentobarbital, a sedative. Florida uses a three-drug cocktail of midazolam hydrochloride, vecuronium bromide, and potassium chloride.",
        "Caption": "In 1st Since Botched Death, 3 Inmates Set for Execution",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2535",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2020 5:00 PM) It's illegal to hunt mountain lions in California, but if one harms pets or livestock despite the property owner taking nonlethal steps to stop it, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife can issue a depredation permit allowing the landowner to kill the animal under the state's three-strike law. For the first time, that law has been used to kill one of the mountain lions wearing a collar as part of the state's 18-year study tracking the creatures. The mountain lion\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalso known as a cougar or puma\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcalled P-56, a male between 4 and 5 years old, was suspected of multiple attacks on animals at a Camarillo property, CBS News reports. The landowner said 12 animals were killed during nine incidents over a two-year period, and that the landowner had taken multiple preventive measures. Those measures included bringing in livestock and penning animals close to buildings if they couldn't be brought in; using hot wire fencing, motion-activated lights, and radio hazing; and utilizing guard dogs. When none of that worked, he was issued a permit, and officials say P-56 was killed at the end of January. The loss of a breeding male is a concern for the study, especially when the population is already very small, the lead field biologist for the tracking project says in a statement. Currently, there is only one adult male in the Santa Monica Mountains that we are tracking and that is P-63, though he acknowledges there are always animals out there that are not being tracked. Many commenters on the Facebook post announcing the killing expressed heartbreak or even disgust, but some acknowledged the complicated situation: people would be horrified if this adult male started stalking people.",
        "Caption": "California's '3-Strike' Law Claims Its First Mountain Lion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2536",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2011 1:19 AM CDT) One of the Senate's staunchest budget-cutters has unveiled a massive plan to cut the nation's deficit by $9 trillion over the coming decade, including $1 trillion in tax increases opposed by most of his fellow Republicans. Sen. Tom Coburn's plan is laced with politically perilous proposals\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike raising to 70 the age at which people can claim their full Social Security benefits. It would cut farm subsidies, Medicare, student aid, housing subsidies for the poor, and funding for community development grants. It would also slash $1 trillion from the Pentagon's budget over a decade. Coburn was a member of President Obama's fiscal commission, and voted for its plan to cut the budget by about $4 trillion over a decade. He recently dropped out of the closely watched Gang of Six senators seeking a bipartisan agreement to rein in deficits. I have no doubt that both parties will criticize portions of this plan, and I welcome that debate, Coburn told reporters. But it's not a legitimate criticism until you have a plan of your own.",
        "Caption": "GOP's Coburn Bares Plan for Mass Cuts, $1T Tax Boost",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2537",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2016 10:07 AM CDT) Ben Fairow's reign as Oakland's top cop was, in a word, brief. Fairow\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho replaced resigning police chief Sean Whent on Friday amid an investigation into possible underage sex and murder\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas removed from his post Wednesday after just six days, reports the Los Angeles Times. During a background check, Mayor Libby Schaaf says she received information that raised concerns for me about whether [Fairow] can effectively lead this department at this particular moment in time. She didn't elaborate, but the chief of the Bay Area Rapid Transit Police Department\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere Fairow previously served and will return\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays Fairow told him he had an affair with a consenting adult while married more than a decade ago, per the AP. Fairow worked for the Oakland Police Department at that time. Sources tell the East Bay Times that the other party was an employee, though a BART rep denies that. While an officer's suicide note first suggested that four Oakland officers were involved with an underage prostitute, the woman now claims she had sexual contact with some two dozen officers from various agencies in exchange for protection or knowledge of prostitution stings in the works, including while she was underage; she is now 18. A Contra Costa County Sheriff's deputy has been suspended, two Oakland officers have resigned, and three are on administrative leave. We are dealing with disgusting allegations that upset me greatly, says Schaaf. I believe that the leadership at this time is critical in order to build confidence that the culture of this department does not tolerate unethical behavior, sexual misconduct, or lying. Assistant Police Chief Paul Figueroa has been appointed acting chief while the department searches for a permanent replacement.",
        "Caption": "Oakland Mayor Cans Top Cop After 6 Days",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2538",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2008 10:54 PM CDT) Detroit is just one game away from yet another meeting with Lord Stanley. The Red Wings beat Pittsburgh 2-1 tonight to take a 3-1 lead in the Stanley Cup Finals. Jiri Hudler broke a 1-1 tie early in the third, and goalie Chris Osgood turned in one of his best games of the playoffs, the Detroit Free Press reports. Nicklas Lidstrom scored Detroit's other goal, while Marion Hossa got Pittsburgh's. Game 5 is Monday night in Detroit.",
        "Caption": "Wings 1 Win Away From Cup",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2539",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2010 4:36 PM CDT) A business and tech milestone today: A little after 2:30pm, Apple overtook Microsoft to become the most valued technology company in the world, reports the New York Times. Apple ended the day with a market capitalization worth $222.1 billion, vs. Microsoft's $219.2 billion. Among US companies, Apple now trails only Exxon at $282 billion. This changing of the guard caps one of the most stunning turnarounds in business history, as Apple had been given up for dead only a decade earlier, write Miguel Helft and Ashlee Vance. But the rapidly rising value attached to Apple by investors also heralds a cultural shift: Consumer tastes have overtaken the needs of business as the leading force shaping technology.",
        "Caption": "Apple Is Now No. 1 Tech Company",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2540",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2010 7:32 AM CDT) The Obama administration plans to offer Saudi Arabia $60 billion worth of advanced aircraft, in what would be the largest arms deal in US history. The deal may also be expanded by tens of billions more to include naval and missile-defense upgrades, the Wall Street Journal reports. The administration intends to formally notify Congress of the plan this week or next, and will tout the deal\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s potential to create at least 75,000 jobs. But lawmakers could still block the sale, which would include 84 F-15 fighters and 178 helicopters. Critics complain that the deal supports a government with a weak human rights record, and could undercut Israeli security. But Israel is in line to receive a more advanced fighter at around the same time, and the administration argues that Saudi Arabia is a crucial US ally in the region. Plus, it is better to create jobs here than in Europe, says a Journal source.",
        "Caption": "Obama Proposes $60B Arms Deal With Saudi Arabia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2541",
        "News Article": "(May 7, 2014 5:03 AM CDT) Australia killed 50 big sharks in the first test of its controversial shark cull program, though none were great whites\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe type blamed for the attacks on swimmers that sparked the cull in the first place, reports ABC News of Australia. The government set baited hooks near seven beaches in West Australia and caught 172 sharks from January to April, when the program ended. It killed the 50 biggest ones, mostly tiger sharks about 10 feet or longer, and released the rest, reports the Australian. I think the strategy's gone very well, bearing in mind that it's a very broad strategy, and that's basically to protect those people that swim in those popular areas, says a government fisheries official. The feds want to extend the program, put into place after great whites killed six swimmers, for another three years. But critics are pouncing on the obvious: So we know that the great white shark is the shark that has been implicated in fatalities off our coast, and no great white sharks were captured on the drum lines in this whole program, says a member of the opposition Greens party.",
        "Caption": "Australia Captures 172 Sharks, 0 Great Whites",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2542",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2015 11:21 AM CDT) Sixth-grader Irma Rodriguez, 11, collapsed during gym class at her Fort Worth school Thursday, and suffered three heart attacks in quick succession. Now, she's on life support at a Texas hospital, and her family says she needs a heart transplant. But a Dallas hospital has already refused to do the procedure, and a Houston hospital is due to make its own decision this week, Irma's family tells WFAA. Both the transplant procedure itself as well as the trip to another hospital are risky given Irma's fragile condition. I don't want to see her like that, says Irma's mom, Nereyda Verastegui. Everything is so hard. The cause of the heart attacks is not yet known, and Verastegui says her very active daughter didn't have any known medical problems. The family, which doesn't have medical insurance, has raised more than $5,000 so far on a GoFundMe page.",
        "Caption": "Girl, 11, Needs Transplant After 3 Heart Attacks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2543",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2008 6:00 AM) Americans already struggling with tight credit are in for another blow: banks may cut available credit card lines up to 45% over the next 18 months, reducing available credit by some $2 trillion, reports Reuters. Home equity and credit card limits already are lower than in the second quarter, an Oppenheimer and Co. analyst says, calling it a dangerous and unprecedented trend in an economy that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s seeing large jobs losses. The five biggest players in mortgages and credit cards are all pulling back liquidity, she says, making reductions in consumer liquidity unavoidable.",
        "Caption": "Consumers May See 45% Cut in Available Credit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2544",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2013 8:28 AM CDT) Following up on a promise made while in Europe, Burma's president is reportedly setting 73 political prisoners free today, adding to hundreds already let go. The total number of remaining political prisoners has now dropped to lower than 100 for the first time in many years, says an official. President Thein Sein has pledged to release all the country's political prisoners by year's end. Different organizations offer different figures as to how many remain, Reuters notes; the AP puts the number at around 200 before today's releases, with 69 released today, according to an official. The country has a 19-member committee to determine which prisoners are in jail over politics and which have committed non-political crimes. The committee includes 10 ex-political prisoners. But activists say the president is releasing people too slowly and for image reasons\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand protesters are still getting arrested. It's important to remember that many still remain in prison and all the repressive laws that put them there are still in place, notes one.",
        "Caption": "Burma Sets 73 Political Prisoners Free",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2545",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2012 9:44 AM CDT) Older Americans are increasingly feeling the hovering specter of foreclosure, after years of not suffering as acutely from the housing crisis, according to a new AARP report. While younger Americans still have a higher rate of serious delinquency, older Americans are now falling behind at a much faster rate, the AP explains. In the past five years, the proportion of loans held by people over age 50 that are seriously delinquent has jumped more than 450%. More than 1.5 million older Americans have already lost their homes, about 600,000 are in foreclosure, and roughly 3.5 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 16% of all older homeowners\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare underwater on their mortgage. The very old are being hit particularly hard: About one in 30 homeowners over the age of 75 are in foreclosure. What's more, many of the 50-plus crowd have no way to recover, having already spent their retirement savings. The Great Recession has been brutal for many older Americans, says the AARP's policy chief. This shows that homeownership doesn't guarantee financial security later in life.",
        "Caption": "One in 30 Homeowners Over Age 75 in Foreclosure",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2546",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2009 4:08 AM CDT) A Saudi Arabian appeals court has thrown out a ruling upholding an 8-year-old girl's marriage to a 47-year-old man, reports CNN. The marriage\u00e2\u20ac\u201darranged by the girl's father to settle a debt\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill stands for now under Saudi law. But the ruling sustains a legal challenge to the marriage by the girl's mother, and the case must be reviewed again by the lower court. I feel this is the first real achievement we've had since we started, said the founder of a Saudi women's rights group. The ultimate goal of the group is a law requiring girls to be at least 17 and boys 18 before they can marry. When that happens, we will really celebrate, she said.",
        "Caption": "Saudi Court Blocks Marriage to 8-Year-Old Girl",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2547",
        "News Article": "(Sep 22, 2013 5:29 AM CDT) The attack by al-Qaeda-linked militants al-Shabab yesterday at an upscale mall in Nairobi has now killed at least 59 people and wounded 175, Kenya's interior secretary said today. Multiple barrages of gunfire erupted this morning from inside the building where there is a hostage standoff with Islamic extremists nearly 24 hours after they attacked using grenades and assault rifles. The priority is to save as many lives as possible, Joseph Lenku said, reassuring the families of hostages in the upscale Westgate mall. Kenyan forces have already rescued about 1,000 people, he said. Lenku said there are 10 to 15 attackers involved, and Kenyan forces have control of the security cameras inside the mall. Former Kenyan PM Raila Odinga said officials couldn't determine the exact number of hostages inside the mall. There are quite a number of people still being held hostage on the third floor and the basement area where the terrorists are still in charge, Odinga said. Kenyans and foreigners were among those confirmed dead, including French, Canadians, and Chinese. Daylight brought some good news, as Kenyan media reported that several people in hiding in the mall escaped to safety, suggesting that not everyone still inside is being held by al-Shabab.",
        "Caption": "Toll Hits 59 in Kenya Mall Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2548",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2020 4:55 PM CDT) There are fewer people on America's roads these days, but one of them proved deadly. Police say a 33-year-old North Carolina man stabbed four women at a Tennessee truck stop on Tuesday morning, killing three. All worked at the Pilot Travel Center off I-40 near Knoxville and have been identified as Joyce Whaley, 57; Patricia Nibbe, 51; and Nettie Spencer, 41, reports CNN. The fourth woman, a customer, was hospitalized but has since been released, reports WVLT. Police say that when they came upon the suspect around 7am he would not drop his knife and was then shot dead. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has identified the man as Idris Abdus-Salaam of Durham. No motive has been given and it's not clear if he knew any of the women at the truck stop in Strawberry Plains. Knox County Sheriff's Office deputies were on the scene within two minutes of it being called in and discovered the victims inside and outside the store. It's a very large scene, says a TBI rep.",
        "Caption": "3 Female Employees of Truck Stop Stabbed to Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2549",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2015 5:30 PM CDT) Kaleigh Hansen must have the magic touch. The massage therapist at the Northern Lights Spa at Anchorage's Ted Stevens International Airport says she gave a Colorado man a basic one-hour massage on Sept. 27 as he waited for a flight back home after a hunting trip, per KTUU. But when he went to pay for the $120 service, he handed her a check for $5,000 as a tip. I grabbed the piece of paper and ... just looked at him, Hansen says. The man later assured her coworkers he didn't mistakenly add one to two extra zeros. Hansen says she plans to perform random acts of kindness with the money. Like if I'm getting coffee I'll pay for the person behind me, she says.",
        "Caption": "Guy Wows Woman With $5K Tip on $120 Massage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2550",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2020 4:15 PM CDT) Joe Biden is calling for a nationwide protective mask mandate, citing health experts' predictions that it could save 40,000 lives from the coronavirus over the next three months. Wearing the mask is less about you contracting the virus, Biden said, it's about preventing other people from getting sick. The Democratic presidential candidate also responded to those who push back against such mandates, the AP reports. This is America. Be a patriot. Protect your fellow citizens, he said. Every single American should be wearing a mask when they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re outside for the next three months at a minimum\u00e2\u20ac\u201devery governor should mandate mandatory mask wearing. Biden and running mate Sen. Kamala Harris spoke Thursday in Delaware after they were briefed by public health and economic experts on the pandemic.",
        "Caption": "Biden: We Need a 3-Month Mask Mandate, Starting Now",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2551",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2016 5:35 PM CDT) An Australian couple who described living in a hell beyond hell after their three children were killed in a 2014 plane crash welcomed an amazing gift this week: a brand-new daughter, the Guardian reports. When Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was brought down by an anti-aircraft missile over the Ukraine, all 298 passengers were killed. That included the three young children of Anthony Maslin and Marite Norris, who also lost her father in the crash, Mashable reports. Maslin and Norris say their family was torn apart by that missile. But the birth of daughter Violet this week brought light to our darkness, Norris and Maslin say. As Martin Luther King said: 'Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that,' ABC quotes a statement from the family as saying. We believe that Mo, whose 14th birthday was Saturday, Evie, 12 next week, Otis, 10 next month, and granddad Nick have sent us an amazing gift, the statement reads. Violet's birth is a testament to our belief that love is stronger than hate.",
        "Caption": "Couple Who Lost 3 Kids in Plane Crash Welcome an 'Amazing Gift'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2552",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2014 6:26 PM CDT) More than 100 passengers have contracted the highly contagious norovirus on a ship that is touring the California coast. But the cruise line said today it has no plans to end the voyage early. Some 104 passengers and 25 crew members on the Crown Princess had been infected by the cruise's fifth day, but fewer than 15 were still complaining of the gastrointestinal symptoms that come with the virus, said a Princess Cruises spokesperson. Fifty people have been quarantined in their cabins because they could still be contagious. The Crown Princess is on a seven-day cruise from Los Angeles that includes stops in San Francisco and Santa Barbara. The ship was in San Diego today and is scheduled to return to LA on Saturday. Passengers can leave the cruise voluntarily at any of the planned stops, said the spokesperson. The cruise line had to alert the CDC because about 3% of the 3,100 passengers have been affected. The ship was getting a thorough cleaning while docked in San Diego and would get an even more intensive one at the end of the journey.",
        "Caption": "100 Get Virus as Cruise Goes On",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2553",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2010 2:10 PM CDT) A rescue team found a second Kentucky miner dead today after a roof collapse at coal mine with a long history of safety problems. The two miners, ages 27 and 28, were killed in an accident at the Dotiki Mine near Providence in western Kentucky. They were operating what's known as a continuous miner, a toothy machine that digs coal for transport to the surface, when the roof came down. The mine is owned by Alliance Resource Partners, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The company's website says it purchased the mine in 1971 and produces high-sulfur coal there. State and federal records show more than 40 closure orders for the mine over safety violations since January 2009.",
        "Caption": "2 Miners Dead in Kentucky",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2554",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2015 11:32 AM CDT) A joke Josh Duggar made back in 2008 was pretty uncomfortable at the time, but in the wake of the child molestation scandal swirling around him, it's even more uncomfortable. On an episode of 19 Kids and Counting from that year, Duggar was discussing an upcoming date he had with then-fiancee Anna, Us reports. The Duggar kids, of course, are chaperoned on all dates before marriage, and in this case, it was Josh's siblings Jana and John David who went along with the couple. We thought, why not have a double date? he says in the clip, and then, laughing: We are from Arkansas!",
        "Caption": "Josh Duggar's 2008 Incest Joke Pretty Creepy in Retrospect",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2555",
        "News Article": "(Jun 7, 2010 4:15 PM CDT) You're about to have Tag Team's hit single, Whoomp! (There It Is), stuck in your head, and it's all because of a false alarm turned Internet meme. An extra who appears at 1:01 of the Atlanta rap group's 1993 video bears a striking resemblance to President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat the time, a community organizer and law lecturer at the University of Chicago. Seems like something cool that our coolest, cigarette-smoking, hoops-shooting future president would do as an early 30-something, Adrian Chen of Gawker speculates. But after scrutinizing a high-res image, Chen concludes that it isn't Obama. More evidence: Earrings? he writes. Obama is cool, but not that cool. Judge for yourself above.",
        "Caption": "Whoomp! That's Not Obama in 1993 Rap Video",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2556",
        "News Article": "(Oct 27, 2015 5:44 PM CDT) How cool does a helmet have to be before you can justify spending $400,000 on one? That's the question before the Pentagon, which is expected to spend around $1 billion on helmets for its new fleet of state-of-the-art F-35s, the Air Force Times reports. In fairness to the Pentagon, the new helmet\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich costs four times as much as any other helmet\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis pretty cool. Six cameras on the outside of the plane project images onto the pilot's visor, giving him or her a 360-degree view, including through the bottom of the plane. The helmets also have built-in night vision and display speed, targets, altitude, and more on the visors. The helmet is much more than a helmet, Air Force Chief of Staff Mark Welsh says. Calling this thing a helmet...we've got to come up with a new word. But Dan Grazier with the Project on Government Oversight tells the Times he thinks the helmets are an overcomplicated solution to simple problems. Each helmet is built to the specifications of individual pilots, which means no sharing helmets or reusing them. The Washington Post reports pilots lighter than 136 pounds are currently prohibited from flying the F-35s because they could suffer potentially fatal whiplash while ejecting with the heavy helmet on their heads. In addition, images from the helmet's cameras are jittery during turbulence, and a green glow from the night vision is hurting pilots' vision. Experts aren't sure these will be simple fixes. I never want to say anything\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s easy in the F-35 program, because nothing is ever easy, Air Force Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan tells the Post.",
        "Caption": "F-35's Fancy New Helmets Come With Wild Price Tag",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2557",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2015 2:10 PM) You never know what you'll find on eBay\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike a rare New Testament papyrus fragment dating to around AD300. Opening bid? Just $99. I thought, this can't be allowed to sell on eBay, Christianity scholar Geoffrey Smith tells the New York Times of the January listing. It will just disappear into a private collection. So Smith reached out to the seller, got him to suspend the auction, and studied the so-called Willoughby Papyrus. What Smith found: a few lines in Greek from the Gospel of John (possibly John I: 50-51) and unidentified Christian writing on the other side. Smith presented his findings at a biblical-literature conference in Atlanta, and an abstract of the talk said he planned to entertain the possibility that [the secondary text] belongs to an otherwise unknown Christian apocryphal text. What's interesting: Smith believes the fragment comes from a scroll, not a codex, unlike every other known sample of Greek New Testament papyrus. It seems both sides were written by the same hand, so we may have a piece of a scholar's private scroll. That presents a bit of a mystery to a religion professor at Princeton University. If it was in a personal library, and then the same scribe turned it around to write the other text, what does that mean? AnneMarie Luijendijk tells the Times. (See photos of both sides at Textual Criticism.) A blog post by papyrus expert Brice Jones quotes the eBay listing, which stated the fragment belonged to Harold Willoughby, a well-known professor of Theology at the University of Chicago [who] at the time of his death ... had a library of over 3500 rare bibles. The seller claims to be related to Willoughby, who died in 1962. Now Smith is trying to persuade the seller to turn down absurd amounts of money and have the fragment placed in a research library. (A rare wicked Bible was auctioned this month.)",
        "Caption": "Rare Christian Papyrus Was Put on eBay for $99",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2558",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2008 5:39 AM CDT) Toy retailers have commenced a fierce price war as a particularly tough holiday season bears down upon them, the Wall Street Journal reports. Wal-Mart cut prices to $10 on key toys including Barbie and Hot Wheels last week, a move quickly mirrored by rivals KB Toys and Target. Toys 'R' Us, meanwhile, plans to focus on choice instead of cheapness. The targeted Wal-Mart price cuts differ from the across-the-board cuts of 2003 and 2004 that gave the retailer a huge slice of the market and drove rivals into bankruptcy. The company is aiming to get people into the stores, but not necessarily giving away the store, one analyst said. Still, he added, any rival who matches the cuts will definitely be losing money.",
        "Caption": "Wal-Mart Launches $10 Toys, Stores Vow 'This 'R' War'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2559",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2009 1:50 PM CDT) Nations have less than 100 months to avoid the irreversible damage caused by global warming, Prince Charles will tell business leaders this week in Rio. The British royal, an ardent climate-change activist, will deliver the dire warning as he begins a 10-day South American tour\u00e2\u20ac\u201da trip designed to burnish his reputation as an international statesman, the Telegraph reports. Gordon Brown plans to make greater use of the future king\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s experience, expertise, and contacts, insiders tell the Telegraph. One called Charles an asset whose role will be soft diplomacy. Next month, he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll host President Obama at Buckingham Palace, but insiders deny the prince is trying to upstage his 82-year-old mother, noting though that as the queen gets older, her diary will be tailored accordingly.",
        "Caption": "Prince Charles: We've Only 100 Months to Save the World",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2560",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2009 6:34 AM) Eight people died and 14 more were injured in a small Oklahoma town as a flurry of tornadoes touched down across the state, ripping off roofs and knocking out power, reports the AP. Rescue workers in Lone Grove, about 100 miles south of Oklahoma City, were to resume searching this morning after numerous downed power lines forced them to stop last night. Rescuers found one woman injured but alive under an overturned mobile home before suspending efforts last night. A twister also touched down in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, but only three minor injuries were reported. You just don't believe it, said a body shop manager, surveying the wreckage of a building and vehicles inside. Especially knowing you were just there minutes before. The steel girders are in a ball.",
        "Caption": "Tornadoes Kill 8 in Oklahoma; at Least 14 Injured",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2561",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2011 10:58 AM) A team of researchers has finally arrived on Mars after a 257-day flight\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnone of which was real. Six men from across the globe spent 257 days locked in a 12-by-20-foot steel capsule in Moscow, simulating the experience of traveling to the planet, the Daily Mail reports. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll now spend 2 days exploring the simulated surface of Mars before returning home to conclude their 520-day Mars 500 mission, conducted by agencies in Moscow, Europe, and China. The spacecraft, which is housed in a parking lot next to an apartment building, has six sleeping pods, a kitchen, living room, toilet, greenhouse, and working area. Behavioral analysts have observed the crew, which includes three Russians, an Italian-Colombian, a Chinese man, and a Frenchman, throughout their journey, intended to simulate the stresses of a real mission to Mars. On this trip, however, there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s gravity, and the men are allowed to leave if they wish\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough none have. (Click to see photos of an avalanche on Mars.)",
        "Caption": "257 Days Later, Astronauts 'Land' on Mars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2562",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2016 7:39 AM CDT) Jupiter is the big story in the news today, but Jupiter Island, Fla., is making headlines, too, for an entirely different reason, WJXT reports. Per a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Facebook post, a report came in about someone taking sea turtle eggs from a beach behind a local home, so cops started patrolling the area. Sure enough, officers say they spotted a man a few days later lifting eggs from a female loggerhead turtle as she was actually laying them. When police arrested him, they say he had a grand total of 107 eggs in his possession. The suspect, IDed as 49-year-old Glenn Robert Shaw by the Palm Beach Post, was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail on a third-degree felony charge, which could earn him up to five years in jail and a $5,000 fine. As for the eggs, 92 were reburied in the hopes they'll still hatch, while 15 were kept as evidence and for DNA testing. (A Florida woman was arrested last year for riding a sea turtle.)",
        "Caption": "Suspect Busted With 107 Stolen Sea Turtle Eggs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2563",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2014 1:11 PM) Three men who served long US prison terms for spying received a standing ovation in Cuba's parliament today, shaking their fists in victory as President Raul Castro declared that detente with Washington won't change the communist system he leads. The last imprisoned members of the Cuban Five spy ring were freed this week in a sweeping deal that included the liberation of American contractor Alan Gross and a Cuban spy for the US from their jail cells in Cuba, and pledges to restore full diplomatic relations between the two nations. President Obama says the changes are designed to encourage reform in Cuba's one-party system and centrally planned economy. Castro rejected that idea in his address to the twice-annual meeting of the National Assembly, We must not expect that in order for relations with the United States to improve, Cuba will abandon the ideas that it has struggled for, he said. Castro expressed gratitude to Obama for the just decision to release the men who spied on anti-Castro exile groups in South Florida in the 1990s and have long been regarded as heroes in Cuba. Seated behind the three and their families was Elian Gonzalez, the young Cuban rafter at the center of a bitter custody battle in 2000 between relatives in Miami and his father in Cuba. The president closed his speech with Viva Fidel! in reference to his older brother, who has not been seen nor heard from since the historic development was announced on Wednesday.",
        "Caption": "3 Freed Spies Get Heroes' Welcome in Cuba",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2564",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2010 1:07 PM) Bundle up, air travelers: Blankets cost extra now, too. American Airlines will begin charging coach passengers $8 for a blanket on long domestic flights and some international routes. On flights of 2 hours or less, no blankets will be available, no matter how much money you throw around. On the upside, chilly passengers who pay up get a $10 coupon for Bed Bath & Beyond stores. Welcome to flying in 2010, a travel industry analyst tells USA Today. Other than the basic seat, the only thing you can count on to come with your fare is an oxygen mask and a seat belt.",
        "Caption": "American Airlines Will Charge $8 for a Blanket",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2565",
        "News Article": "(Mar 13, 2008 7:31 AM CDT) Carlyle Capital announced overnight that it is defaulting on $16.6 billion in debt, and its creditors are likely to take possession of its remaining assets. The latest casualty of the credit catastrophe is a major embarrassment for Carlyle Group, the private equity firm whose executives own 15% of the fund, reports the Wall Street Journal. Carlyle's fall demonstrates how the world's biggest banks are now playing hardball with their best clients. Carlyle's troubles came from borrowing too much money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan astronomical 32 times what it managed. Last week the fund was forced to plead with Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Chase and other lenders to hold off on margin calls. But the protestations fell on deaf ears, and the banks began selling off the fund's assets. This morning in Amsterdam, where its shares trade, Carlyle Capital's shares were in free fall, dropping 70% to trade at 83\u00c2\u00a2 a share.",
        "Caption": "Carlyle Near Collapse After Defaulting on $16B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2566",
        "News Article": "(Sep 30, 2016 12:40 AM CDT) Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte raised the rhetoric over his bloody anti-crime war to a new level Friday, comparing it to Hitler and the Holocaust and saying he would be happy to slaughter 3 million addicts. Duterte issued his latest threat against drug dealers and users early Friday on his return from a visit to Vietnam, where he discussed his anti-drug campaign with Vietnamese leaders and compared notes on battling the problem, the AP reports. Hitler massacred 3 million Jews ... there's 3 million drug addicts. There are. I'd be happy to slaughter them, Duterte said. The Philippine government estimates there are 3 million drug addicts in the country. Historians say that 6 million Jews were killed by the Nazis under Hitler during World War II. If Germany had Hitler, the Philippines would have... Duterte said before pointing to himself, reports Reuters. You know my victims. I would like (them) to be all criminals to finish the problem of my country and save the next generation from perdition. More than 3,000 suspected drug users and dealers have been killed since Duterte took power June 30, including the daughter of a British lord.",
        "Caption": "Duterte: Hitler Killed Millions, I'd Like to Kill 3M Drug Addicts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2567",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2016 1:15 PM CDT) Customs officers discovered more than 1,400 pounds of marijuana hidden inside fresh coconuts at the United States-Mexico border in Texas, the AP reports. A news release from the US Customs and Border Protection said officers in Pharr encountered a large semitrailer Monday hauling a commercial shipment of coconuts from Mexico. The vehicle was referred to an inspection point, where officers found 2,486 separate packages of marijuana concealed inside the coconuts. Authorities say the 1,423 pounds of marijuana were seized and are valued at about $285,000.",
        "Caption": "Border Agents Find 1.4K Pounds of Pot Inside Coconuts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2568",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2009 6:20 AM) Yemen has freed 170 men suspected of having ties to al-Qaeda, reports AP. The men were released to tribal chiefs after signing pledges to renounce terrorism. Yemeni military spokesmen say troops are poised to sweep through the al-Qaeda stronghold of Marib. Though such releases have often raised US\u00c2 hackles, Yemeni officials expect most of the 100 remaining Yemenis at Guantanamo will be sent home now that President Obama has ordered the prison shut.",
        "Caption": "Yemen Releases 170 al-Qaeda Suspects",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2569",
        "News Article": "(Jul 10, 2014 2:26 AM CDT) As Israel's Gaza offensive enters its third day, the nation says its Iron Dome missile defense system has thwarted more than a quarter of the wide variety of rockets being fired from Gaza\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut while 53 have been stopped, more than 200 have gotten through, landing as far away as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Israel says Hamas has amassed a large stockpile of smuggled and homemade rockets, including Syrian-made M-302 rockets with a range of around 100 miles, the New York Times finds. Israel believes the M-302s, one of which reached the Israeli town of Hadera 68 miles away in the deepest-ever rocket strike from Gaza, were supplied by Iran, USA Today reports. But while the M-302s are big and capable of striking the Israeli heartland with payloads of up to 320 pounds, they are still inaccurate. The fact is that these are never going to be precise enough for the warhead to really matter all that much, unless it hits a target out of almost sheer accident, an expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies tells Foreign Policy. Israel, meanwhile, says it has now hit more than 550 targets in Gaza. Palestinian officials say at least 61 people have been killed in Gaza, with one strike early this morning killing eight members of a family, including five children, Reuters reports.",
        "Caption": "Israel: 'Iron Dome' Has Taken Out 53 Rockets",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2570",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2010 5:40 AM CDT) Two suicide bombers struck outside a government office today in a tribal region where Pakistan's army has fought the Taliban, killing more than 50 people and wounding more than 100, officials said. The attack, one of the deadliest in Pakistan this year, indicated that militants remain a potent force in the country's tribal belt bordering Afghanistan despite army offensives. The US has praised Pakistan for taking on Islamist extremists that use the tribal region to plan attacks on Western troops across the border, but the militants have often retaliated on Pakistani soil. The bombers detonated their explosives near the Yakaghund village office of Rasool Khan, a deputy administrator of the Mohmand tribal region who escaped unharmed. At least one bomber was on a motorcycle.",
        "Caption": "Suicide Bombers Kill 50 in Pakistan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2571",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2008 11:21 AM CDT) Miley Cyrus has said publicly she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll wait until marriage to have sex, but that isn't stopping a condom company from offering the 15-year-old a lucrative endorsement deal and a lifetime supply of protection. Reps for the tween sensation tell the New York Daily News they haven't been approached but would never consider LifeStyles Condoms' $1 million pitch.",
        "Caption": "Miley Offered $1M Condom Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2572",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2013 2:48 AM CDT) Unknown gunmen abducted two prominent Syrian bishops as they traveled through rebel-held territory from the Turkish border, according to both state media and the opposition leadership. Christians make up around 10% of Syria's population and the kidnapped pair\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe Syriac Orthodox and Greek Orthodox archbishops of Aleppo, Yohanna Ibrahim and Paul Yazigi\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare the most prominent Christian clerics caught up in the country's civil war, the BBC reports. The kidnappings are reverberating through the Christian community, adds al Jazeera, and leaders consider the situation in Syria to be quickly deteriorating. An opposition spokesman says all probabilities are open as to who may have seized the pair, reports Reuters, which notes that both men had warned that the Syrian conflict\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand other Arab Spring uprisings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad the potential to destroy the Middle East's long history of religious diversity. What is the spring without the diversity and richness of colors in comparison with the haze ... of winter? Yazigi wrote earlier this year. Diversity is richness while monochromatic uniformity is a ticking bomb that kills its owner.",
        "Caption": "Gunmen Seize 2 Syria Bishops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2573",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2015 8:42 AM CDT) The Dow took a nearly 400-point bounce at the open this morning, reports the Wall Street Journal, as markets tried to steady after a dizzying six-day swing. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 370 points, or 2.4%, to 16,041 as of 9:37am Eastern. The Standard & Poor's 500 index gained 41.09 points, or 2.1%, to 1,906.61. The Nasdaq composite climbed 101 points, or 2.3%, to 4,607. Treasury bonds fell, pushing up the yield on the benchmark 10-year note to 2.16%. The market surged at the opening yesterday as well, only to sink more than 200 points by the end of the day.",
        "Caption": "Dow Soars Nearly 400 at Open",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2574",
        "News Article": "(Mar 3, 2014 10:12 AM) Our current math curriculum is more than 1,000 years old, declares mathematician Edward Frenkel in the Los Angeles Times, and it's time to change things up so that kids stop asking, Why study math? Yes, we still need to teach those centuries-old equations, but it's important that we also show children math's great masterpieces \u00e2\u20ac\u201dsome of them very recent. By ignoring modern math ideas, we're robbing students of the chance to see math as fascinating, and instead adding more fuel to the common perception of the subject as stale and boring. We need to show students that math is about things like clock arithmetic\u00e2\u20ac\u201din which adding four hours to 10am does not get you to 14 but to 2pm\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich forms the basis of modern cryptography, protects our privacy in the digital world and, as we've learned, can be easily abused by the powers that be, Frenkel writes. They should learn about abstraction, which is all around us \u00e2\u20ac\u201dit's what enabled us to move from bartering to gold coins, then to paper money and plastic credit cards, and now to digital currency. Kids are ready for this\u00e2\u20ac\u201dFrenkel saw their eyes light up and their hands shoot into the air eagerly when he used a Rubik's Cube to explain symmetry groups\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit's the adults who need to get on board. Click for his full column.",
        "Caption": "Think Math Is Boring? Blame Our 1K-Year-Old Curriculum",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2575",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2009 1:45 PM CDT) Costa Rica is the happiest, most ecologically friendly country on earth, according to the New Economics Foundation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Happy Planet Index. The US, on the other hand, came in 114th out of 146, the Guardian reports. The index ranks countries both on the happiness of their citizens and the environmental footprint they leave. Latin American countries dominate the top of the list, while African nations populate the bottom. Costa Ricans report the highest life satisfaction and live slightly longer on average than Americans, all with a fraction of the environmental footprint. The index suggests that the path we have been following is, without exception, unable to deliver all three goals: high life satisfaction, high life expectancy, and 'one-planet living,\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 says the report\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s lead author.",
        "Caption": "Costa Rica Tops 'Green and Happy' List; US 114th",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2576",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2012 2:02 AM CDT) An Austrian skydiver fell farther than anybody has fallen in 50 years yesterday, but he's still only halfway to making a record. Fearless Felix Baumgartner rode a pressurized capsule 13.6 miles up\u00e2\u20ac\u201das high as 57 Empire State Buildings and more than twice as high as commercial aircraft go\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbefore jumping, Wired reports. Baumgartner plans to ride to the edge of space this summer to jump from 23 miles up, breaking the world free fall record. The record was set in 1960 by Air Force colonel Joe Kittinger, who jumped from 19.5 miles up. Kittinger, now 83, is one of Baumgartner's chief advisers. Felix, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to have one heck of a view when you step out of that door, he told Baumgartner before the flight. Enjoy the experience. The Austrian was in free fall for three minutes and 43 seconds before he pulled the parachute cord yesterday, and will be in free fall for more than five minutes during this summer's leap.",
        "Caption": "Daredevil Leaps From 13 Miles Up",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2577",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2011 7:34 AM) Best case scenario: Even if we give up using all fossil fuels this very second and manage to stop all carbon dioxide emissions, the West Antarctic ice sheet is expected to collapse by the year 3000, causing sea levels to rise by at least 13 feet. The catastrophic prediction is from a new study published in the Nature Geoscience journal, the first study to look ahead at climate change consequences 1,000 years from now, the Daily Mail reports. Scientists say the actual effects could be even worse, since their study looked at a zero-emission scenario. Their study found that, in such a scenario, the northern hemisphere made out better than the south\u00e2\u20ac\u201dclimate change patterns even reversed in places like Canada. But in addition to the ice sheet collapse, parts of north Africa dried out and became desert. One reason the southern hemisphere fared so poorly: Change occurs more slowly there, and the inertia in intermediate and deep ocean currents driving into the southern Atlantic means those oceans are only now beginning to warm as a result of CO2 emissions from the last century, says a researcher.",
        "Caption": "Sea Levels to Rise 13 Feet by Year 3000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2578",
        "News Article": "(Nov 22, 2014 4:45 PM) A strong earthquake has struck a mountainous area of central Japan that hosted the 1998 winter Olympics, knocking down at least 10 homes in a ski resort town and injuring more than 20 people, officials say. The magnitude-6.8 earthquake hit near Nagano city shortly after 10 pm at a depth of 6 miles, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. The US Geological Survey measured the quake's magnitude at 6.2. Since the quake occurred inland, there was no possibility of a tsunami. But a local restaurant owner tells Japanese media he has never experienced a quake that shook so hard. Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority said no abnormalities were reported at three nuclear power plants in the affected areas. (All of Japan's nuclear plants are offline following 2011's tsunami.) But at least 22 people were injured\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree of them seriously\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Nagano city, the resort town of Hakuba, and elsewhere, the National Polilce Agency told Japan's Kyodo news agency. The agency told Kyodo that 21 people were trapped underneath the collapsed houses, but they all were rescued, with two of them injured. The quake was followed by 21 aftershocks, said an official who warned of further aftershocks and urged residents to watch out for landslides.",
        "Caption": "Japan Earthquake Collapses Homes; At Least 22 Hurt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2579",
        "News Article": "(Sep 2, 2016 5:34 PM CDT) Authorities removed 20 children and 20 dogs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtwo of them dead\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfrom a house in Victorville, Calif., on Friday while arresting the five adult women who lived there, the Los Angeles Times reports. According to police, the uninhabitable house had no gas or electricity. There wasn't enough food for the 20 children and inadequate places to sleep. The walls, furniture, and carpet were in severe disrepair, and an inspection found black mold. None of the dogs had water to drink. The Department of Children and Family Services took the children, ages 2 months to 17 years. The women, ages 22 to 61, were booked on suspicion of child cruelty. Two were additionally booked on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance.",
        "Caption": "20 Kids, 20 Dogs Found in 'Uninhabitable' Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2580",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2011 8:18 AM CDT) An Illinois coalition of some 200 Methodist clergy has agreed to bless same-sex unions in defiance of church policy. Clergy members risk their jobs by doing so, but they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re urging the worldwide Methodist Church to limit punishment to a 24-hour suspension, reports the Chicago Tribune. Civil unions were legalized this month in Illinois; the coalition\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s effort also was prompted by the 20-day suspension of a Wisconsin pastor for presiding over a gay union. Unfortunately the church has lost its prophetic voice on this issue, says the coalition\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s organizer. Our civil society has taken the lead. Now the church is trying to catch up. But another local clergyman called the campaign hijinks. If someone has ethical opposition to that lifestyle, this has been equated with hatred, says the pastor. We're having a hard time disagreeing with one another without calling each other names. (Click to read how New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's political fortunes are rising after the passage of gay marriage there.)",
        "Caption": "200 Methodist Clergy Flout Church Ban on Gay Unions",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2581",
        "News Article": "(Jan 3, 2015 12:31 PM) Fifteen years after allegedly helping al-Qaeda plot the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Abu Anas al-Libi parked his car on a quiet street in Libya's capital. Within moments, soldiers from the US Army's elite Delta Force forced him at gunpoint into a van and sped away. They'd fly him to a naval ship in the Mediterranean Sea before finally bringing him to New York to stand trial on charges of helping kill 224 people, including a dozen Americans, and wound more than 4,500. But al-Libi, who pleaded innocent to the charges against him, wouldn't live to see his trial start Jan. 12. He died last night at a New York hospital of complications stemming from a recent liver surgery, his wife and authorities said today. He was 50. Al-Libi, once wanted by the FBI with a $5 million bounty on his head, was chronically ill with hepatitis C when the soldiers seized him. In a federal court filing today, US Attorney Preet Bharara said al-Libi died after being taken from New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center to a local hospital. Al-Libi, which means of Libya in Arabic, was his nom de guerre. US prosecutors in 2000 described al-Libi as sitting on a council that approved terrorist operations for al-Qaeda, which would become infamous worldwide a year later after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.",
        "Caption": "Alleged al-Qaeda Leader Dies 10 Days Before Trial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2582",
        "News Article": "(Aug 27, 2015 10:07 AM CDT) It's a bird, it's a plane, it's ... a space butterfly? That's essentially what the Hubble Space Telescope has captured in a new image of the Twin Jet Nebula, a shimmering planetary nebula that strongly resembles a winged insect, reports CNET. What you're actually seeing in the image, released by the European Space Agency yesterday, is a two-winged nebula made of gas and dust, extending out from two stars, each similar in size to our sun. The larger star is approaching the end of its days and has already ejected its outer layers of gas into space, whereas its partner is further evolved, and is a small white dwarf, the ESA says in a release. Those ejected layers of gas expand outward in both directions as the stars slowly spin 2,000 light-years away, orbiting each other about once a century, reports Mashable. With its outer layers ejected into space, the aging star's exposed remnant core illuminates the waste, resulting in the colorful display. At the center of each wing, blue areas represent violent jets of gas gushing into space at approximately 621,000mph. Discovered in 1947 and officially known as PN M2-9, the Twin Jet Nebula gets its more common name from its shape. If the nebula is sliced across the star, each side of it appears much like a pair of exhausts from jet engines, says the ESA. Astronomers believe the nebula is only about 1,200 years old, based on how quickly the wings are expanding, which they will continue to do. Mashable reports Hubble took a colorful shot of the nebula in 1997, but it isn't nearly as clear as this latest photo. (Hubble also captured a smiley face in space.)",
        "Caption": "Hubble Spots 'Butterfly' 2K Light-Years Away",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2583",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2009 11:48 AM CDT) Don Hewitt, one of the pioneers of TV news, died today at 86 of pancreatic cancer, CBS reports. Hewitt all but invented television news over the course of his more than 60-year career, directing legends Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite. He was behind the 1968 launch of 60 Minutes, and directed the first televised presidential debate\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsomething he later came to regret, believing it started a corrosive relationship between politicians and TV. Hewitt, inspired by Life magazine, took the then-standard hour-long documentary format and broke it into three mini-documentaries with 60 Minutes. By its second season, it was among the top 10 shows on television. Asked what the show\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s secret was, Hewitt would always reply, It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the four words every child knows: Tell me a story.",
        "Caption": "60 Minutes Creator Don Hewitt, 86, Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2584",
        "News Article": "(Sep 3, 2012 6:15 AM CDT) The US Geological Survey is reporting an earthquake early today in the greater Los Angeles area. The magnitude-3.3 quake was centered in Beverly Hills at 3:26am. There are no immediate reports of damage. A Beverly Hills police watch commander said his station has been getting numerous calls from anxious citizens. Every alarm in the city is going off, he said, adding that his patrol officers had seen no signs of structural damage. An officer at the nearby West Los Angeles police precinct said there had been no calls about the quake. The Los Angeles Fire Department says its survey found no significant damage, injury, or loss of life in the city.",
        "Caption": "3.3 Quake Shakes Los Angeles",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2585",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2015 10:01 AM CDT) Two animal rights activists who authorities say went on an epic vigilante road trip across the US have been arrested and face jail time. Joseph Buddenberg, 31, and Nicole Kissane, 28, both of Oakland, are accused of freeing about 5,000 mink from various farms along with a slew of vandalism incidents, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. Prosecutors say the pair set out in June 2013 in a Honda Fit and began their spree by vandalizing a San Diego fur store with paint and Super Glue. After that, they allegedly freed mink from cages at farms in Idaho, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Pennsylvania, along with one lucky bobcat in Montana, reports the San Diego Tribune. They also vandalized other stores and vehicles (including a police chief's car) along the way, say authorities. Whatever your feelings about the fur industry, there are legal ways to make your opinions known, say US Attorney Lura Duffy. The conduct alleged here, sneaking around at night, stealing property and vandalizing homes and businesses with acid, glue and chemicals, is a form of domestic terrorism and can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be permitted to continue. The pair allegedly wrote of their spree in encrypted communiques on activist websites as it progressed. They're accused of violating the federal Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, and each faces 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Both are out on bond with electronic monitoring.",
        "Caption": "2 Activists Accused of Freeing 5K Mink Caught",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2586",
        "News Article": "(Aug 19, 2009 2:34 PM CDT) Rose Friedman, economist and collaborator with husband and Nobel laureate Milton Friedman, died yesterday of heart failure, the Chicago Tribune reports. Rose was the co-author of Capitalism and Freedom and Free to Choose, two foundational texts of the Chicago School of economics. Though birth records from her birthplace in modern-day Ukraine have been lost, her family believes she was 98. Rose Friedman was fully involved in all the personal and professional decisions made along with Milton Friedman, said economist Gary Becker. She was also a significant economist in her own right.",
        "Caption": "Economist Rose Friedman Dead at 98",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2587",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2011 9:57 AM) For those who can't face Thanksgiving without pecan pie, you're going to pay dearly for the privilege this year: the price tag on the tasty dessert is up by 22%, reports CNN. Sure, core inflation is a low 2%, but food prices are on the rise, and pecans are up a whopping 57% since 2009, now topping $11 per pound. There has been a steady price increase in pretty much everything, but the increase this year for pecans was unusual, said a Brooklyn baker. You can thank soaring demand for the nut in China for much of the rise, along with a severe drought in pecan-growing parts of the United States. Texas alone saw its usual harvest of 70 million tons of pecans slashed to as little as just 30 million tons, by some estimates. Drought or China, Texas pecans are harder to find and will cost a bit more, but again, we reiterate. There will be pie, writes the Dallas Observer.",
        "Caption": "Thanks for Nothing: Pecan Prices Up 22%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2588",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2010 5:33 PM CDT) Congolese and Rwandan rebels continue to sow terror across eastern Congo, holding an entire town hostage earlier this month and gang-raping nearly 200 women and baby boys, the AP reports. The violence occurred only a few miles from a base of UN peacekeepers, but the force of 25 was unable to stop the 200 to 400 rebels: When the peacekeepers approached a village, the rebels would run into the forest, but then the Blue Helmets had to move on to another area, and the rebels would just return, a local leader said. Because of this strategy, there were no casualties or gunfighting\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust four days of lots of pillaging and the systematic raping of women, said Will Cragin of the International Medical Corps. Cragin said aid workers could only reach the victims when the rebels withdrew of their own accord\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand by then it was too late to administer anti-HIV medication to all but three. At least 179 women and four boys aged 1 month, six months, a year, and 18 months were raped. We keep going back and identifying more and more cases, says Cragin.",
        "Caption": "Nearly 200 Women, Boys Raped in Congo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2589",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2020 5:33 AM) The Duchess of Sussex has returned to Canada, leaving a royally flustered Britain behind her. A source tells E! News that Meghan Markle has returned to Vancouver Island to be reunited with son Archie, who had been left with a friend and a nanny, after just three days back in the UK. Prince Harry is expected to join them early next week. When they went back to Britain after spending the holidays in Canada, the royal couple shocked Harry's homeland by announcing that they plan to step back as senior members of the royal family and divide their time between Britain and North America, while becoming financially independent. Palace sources tell the BBC that Buckingham Palace was blindsided by the statement and the Queen, Prince Charles, and Prince William have asked staff to find a solution. The couple's departure from life as senior royals in Britain, where they have long complained about intrusive and sometimes racially biased press coverage, appears to have been a more carefully plotted escape than anyone recognized, the Guardian reports. They reportedly trademarked more than 100 items, including socks and pencils, under the Sussex Royal brand more than six months ago. The business opportunities will likely help them on the road to financial independence\u00e2\u20ac\u201das will their estimated $44 million fortune. Celebrity life coach Patrick Wanis says Meghan, an American citizen with a successful acting career, might find the change easier to adjust to than Harry. It's not like he can say I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m an expert in human behavior, so the best thing he can do first is support his wife and learn from her, he says.",
        "Caption": "After Just 3 Days in UK, Meghan Returns to Canada",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2590",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2019 12:33 AM CDT) A 65-year-old Rhode Island woman has been charged with felony cruelty to animals after leaving her three dogs, including a puppy, in a car during a heat wave. Police in Jamestown say the dogs, a 4-year-old black lab, a 7-month-old black lab and a 4-year-old gray Keeshond\u00e2\u20ac\u201da breed that has a dense double coat\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere found unresponsive in the vehicle outside a grocery store Sunday afternoon, ABC reports. Police say officers and bystanders attempted to revive the dogs, but they were pronounced dead at Newport Animal Hospital, reports the Newport Daily News. Police say Ann Garnett left the dogs unattended in the vehicle for an extended period of time. Police say the car's windows were rolled up, the air conditioning wasn't working, and the dogs didn't have any water. The temperature in Jamestown that day reached 95 degrees, with the heat index making it feel closer to 110. Garnett has been charged with three counts of unnecessary cruelty to an animal, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine on each count, reports the Providence Journal. (Last year, an Ohio man was cited for criminal damage after smashing a window to save two dogs from a hot car.)",
        "Caption": "65-Year-Old Arrested After Her 3 Dogs Die in Hot Car",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2591",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2015 1:19 PM) Robert Fowler was sure his class ring was gone for good. Just a couple of months after he got it in 1979, it slipped from the Mount Tamalpais student's 17-year-old finger as he surfed off Bolinas, Calif., a few months before his graduation. I figured, 'Oh well, that's that,' says Fowler, now 52. To get it back, it's one of those once-in-a-lifetime deals. As it happens, such a deal presented itself, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Fowler recently checked his email to find a straightforward message: If you want your ring back, head to the Whole Foods Market in Pacific Heights. At a scheduled time on Wednesday, Fowler appeared and was greeted by treasure hunter Larry Feurzeig, who handed over the ring he'd dug up on a Bolinas beach weeks earlier. I'm shocked, says Fowler, who gave Feurzeig a bottle of champagne to thank him for the ring that now only fits his wife's finger. Life has a way of continuing to surprise us. Armed with a metal detector, Feurzeig heard a beep while walking on the Bolinas beach at low tide. After 10 minutes of digging, he held a ring, engraved with MTS for Mount Tamalpais School and Fowler's initials. Feurzeig, who says he's returned four recovered rings to their owners, tracked down Fowler through alumni records. As Fowler's wife slipped the old ring on her finger, Feurzeig offered some parting advice: Never wear jewelry at the beach, he said. The cold water makes your hands shrink. And the suntan lotion makes things slip off. Fowler's reply: No kidding. (A ring lost in a plane crash was returned 55 years later.)",
        "Caption": "Treasure Hunter Finds 1979 Ring Lost in Pacific",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2592",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2009 6:19 AM) At least 23 are dead and 30 are wounded in the Iraqi city of Ramadi in twin bombings today that targeted the governor of Anbar province, the Daily Telegraph reports. A car bomb exploded near a security checkpoint by the governor's offices, and 30 minutes later a suicide bomber on foot struck nearby, wounding governor Qassim Mohammed. Many of those killed were policemen, AP reports. The deputy provincial commander was among the dead, and the provincial police commander was injured. The leadership in the province have requested support from US forces in response to the attacks near the provincial government center in Ramadi, an American military spokesman said.",
        "Caption": "23 Killed in Twin Iraq Bombings",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2593",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2014 12:31 PM CDT) Stephen Power survived a motorbike crash in 2012, but his face was left shattered. I broke both cheek bones, top jaw, my nose, and fractured my skull, he says. Now, the 29-year-old has made medical history by becoming one of the first patients\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpossibly the first ever\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto have 3D printing used at every step of the journey to rebuild his face, Time reports. Doctors in Wales used scanned 3D images of Powers' face to create a 3D model of his skull, as well as plates and implants used in the surgery, the BBC reports. Last month's eight-hour surgery was the culmination of months of doctors' planning to restore symmetry to his face. Using 3D printing in such a way allows us to be much more precise, says one of the surgeons, according to AFP. Without this advanced technology, it's freehand. You have to guess where everything goes. ... The results are in a different league from anything we've done before. Power, who used to wear a hat and glasses to hide his face when he went out, calls the surgery life-changing and says his face is much closer to the shape it was before his accident.",
        "Caption": "Man's Face Rebuilt Using 3D-Printed Parts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2594",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2010 5:58 AM) The 2010 election is barely behind us, but people are already talking about the GOP's prospects in 2012. An early favorite for the 2012 ticket is Marco Rubio of Florida, who delivered his party's first post-election weekly address, reports Politico. People like Marco Rubio and Nikki Haley have regional and demographic appeal, notes one political consultant. Before they've even been sworn into office, they're going to be speculated about. Also generating their share of speculation are politicians from big, electoral-vote rich sates, Politico notes. Sen.-elect Rob Portman and Gov.-elect john Kasich, both of Ohio, and Pa. Gov.-elect Tom Corbett will be closely watched. Another rising star: New Mexico's Susana Martinez, the first female Hispanic governor. They would be fools not to look at her, one pollster says.",
        "Caption": "GOP Eyes Newest Stars for 2012 VP Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2595",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2015 1:06 PM CDT) A man who murdered four people in Nebraska in 2013 tried to carve 666 into his forehead but neglected to factor in the all-important detail that he was looking in a mirror at the time. As a result, Nikko Jenkins ended up with a trio of backward sixes, reports the Omaha World Herald. Jenkins told a judge by telephone of his botched attempt, the latest development in his convoluted legal journey. Jenkins faces a death-penalty hearing in July after pleading no contest to the killings, and while he insists he has a mental illness and obeys a serpent god, prosecutors insist he's faking it. He was declared competent to stand trial. More details on the case here.",
        "Caption": "Inmate Carves 666 Into His Forehead, Is Foiled by Mirror",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2596",
        "News Article": "(Jul 16, 2014 10:01 AM CDT) A flight bound for Hong Kong today offers a pretty good argument for wearing your seatbelt. Some 25 passengers on a South African Airways jet from Johannesburg were hurt amid some serious turbulence, the South China Morning Post reports. The shaking was so strong that most of the injured hit their heads on the roof of the cabin, one passenger says. The turbulence came on suddenly, the paper notes; officials say it occurred over Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the AP reports. Two people on the A340 aircraft were seriously hurt, and 20 were hospitalized; there were 165 passengers on the plane, per the AP. Emergency crews met the plane when it landed at Hong Kong's Chek Lap Kok Airport. Those hurt were mostly sitting in the rear, says another passenger, who had praise for the crew: A lot of the passengers were scared, but generally speaking the crew had it under control and the landing was very good. A business traveler wasn't so sure: It was like the end of the world, he says.",
        "Caption": "25 Hurt as Crazy Turbulence Hurls Fliers to Ceiling",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2597",
        "News Article": "(Jul 14, 2009 3:14 PM CDT) Stocks wavered in a narrow range today before closing with modest gains, the Wall Street Journal reports. Though Goldman Sachs posted a quarterly profit way beyond expectations and the Commerce Department reported that US retail sales rose 0.6% last month, investors\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 reaction was muted. The Dow rose 28 points to close at 8,360. The Nasdaq gained 6, settling at 1,800, and the S&P 500 added 5 to close at 906.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up Only 28 Despite Strong Data",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2598",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2014 5:07 PM CDT) An Alabama mom says her 5-year-old daughter got in a heap of trouble for drawing a picture of a gun and aiming her crayon in a gunlike fashion, Local 15TV reports via BuzzFeed. In fact, little Elizabeth was assessed for suicidal thoughts and told to sign a contract promising not to kill others or herself. This isn't right, says mom Rebecca, who kept her last name private. She's 5 years old. Most of these words on [the contract], she's never heard in her life. So what exactly happened at ER Dickson Elementary School in Mobile, Ala.? They told me she drew something that resembled a gun, Rebecca says. According to them she pointed a crayon at another student and said, 'pew pew.' School officials informed Rebecca that Elizabeth would be sent home, and while Rebecca waited in the school lobby, she says, her daughter was given the suicide questionnaire and safety contract \u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though state law says children can't legally sign contracts. Rebecca says Elizabeth later asked, 'What is suicide, Mommy? Daddy, what is suicide?' Mobile County school system Superintendent Martha Peek says the contract-signing will be evaluated, AL.com reports. School officials were given a one-size-fits-all safety protocol for students who may be considering any actions such as hurting themselves or hurting someone else, says Peek. I think if we had stepped back and looked at the situation ... we could have probably had some additional guidance. (Earlier this year in South Carolina, a 16-year-old was arrested after writing a story about killing a dinosaur.)",
        "Caption": "School to 5-Year-Old Girl: Promise You Won't Kill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2599",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2012 11:54 AM CDT) Facebook shares continue to plummet: They've now dropped more than 20% from their $38 IPO price, falling below $30 today to their lowest point yet, reports Reuters. At about 12:45pm EDT they were trading at $29.44. But among tech stocks, $30 per share still gives it a comparatively generous valuation, notes Dan Gallagher at MarketWatch: The site is trading at about 55 times its estimated earnings for this fiscal year. Google, on the other hand, trades at about 14 times its estimated earnings, and Apple, IBM, and Microsoft are in the same ballpark. But he notes that higher valuations seem more common among social sites: Groupon trades at some 64 times its estimated earnings, while LinkedIn is trading at a hefty 145 times its estimated earnings.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Stock Falls Below $30",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2600",
        "News Article": "(May 19, 2010 9:47 AM CDT) Giving new meaning to the term penny pincher, one Georgia county is making sure it collects every cent it's owed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby asking 180 employees to return an overpayment they received in 1994. That was the year Gwinnett County changed its pay cycles, which trimmed one pay period from 14 days to 12; the then-benevolent county decided to issue checks in the 14-day amount, so its employees wouldn't struggle financially. The total bonus came to just under $115,000, and Gwinnett has collected $75,000 of it by trimming it from employee paychecks at retirement. But now it wants the remaining $39,690.46, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The 180 employees can pay back the advance by applying it to their vacation days or by handing over cold, hard cash.",
        "Caption": "Ga. County Ask Employees to Return Bonus \u00e2\u20ac\u201dFrom 1994",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2601",
        "News Article": "(May 9, 2012 12:50 PM CDT) Nearly 40% of the time a New York City dispatcher answers a 911 call, there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s no actual emergency. Yep, in 2010, two-fifths of all calls to New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 911 system were accidental butt dials, the New York Daily News reports. A total of 10.4 million 911 calls were received that year, a new report found, and police were sent to about 3.5 million emergencies as a result. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s notable since the number of butt dials was higher than that, at almost 4 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor an average of 10,700 per day.",
        "Caption": "40% of NYC's 911 Calls Are Butt Dials",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2602",
        "News Article": "(Apr 20, 2015 6:40 AM CDT) A yearlong FBI investigation into alleged ISIS-related activities resulted in the arrest of six Somali-American men in Minnesota and California yesterday, officials tell CNN. KSTP reports all hail from Minnesota, and it has the US attorney for the state, Andrew Luger, putting the situation in blunt terms: We have a terror recruiting problem in Minnesota. But there isn't one master recruiter who can be brought down, he says; this case demonstrates how difficult it is to put an end to recruiting here. KTSP reports three other Minnesotans have previously been charged with trying to aid ISIS, and the AP notes that since 2007, at least 22 men have headed to Somalia from the state to team up with al-Shabab. Authorities say there was no threat to public safety, WCCO reports, with Luger confirming there was no indication that the men wanted to inflict any harm on their home state. He says they were hoping to get to Syria (three were actually stopped at an NYC airport in November, and allegedly lied when they were stopped, the AP notes) and have been charged with conspiracy to provide support to a terror organization. The AP lists the accused as Mohamed Abdihamid Farah, 21; Adnan Abdihamid Farah, 19; Abdurahman Yasin Daud, 21; Zacharia Yusuf Abdurahman, 19; Hanad Mustafe Musse, 19; and Guled Ali Omar, 20. (Meanwhile, American women may be being targeted as ISIS recruits.)",
        "Caption": "FBI Busts 6 in ISIS Sting in Minneapolis, San Diego",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2603",
        "News Article": "(Jan 30, 2020 7:00 PM) Fred Silverman, who steered programming for each of the Big Three broadcast networks and brought All in the Family, Roots, Hawaii Five-O and other hit series and miniseries to television, died Thursday. He was 82. Silverman, who had been battling cancer, died at his home in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, the AP reports. Silverman's gift for picking winners prompted Time magazine to dub him The Man with the Golden Gut in a 1977 profile. As ABC's entertainment chief, Silverman turned the network\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s fortunes around with shows including Roots, Rich Man, Poor Man and Charlie\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Angels. He had already brought success to CBS with an overhaul that included replacing country-themed series such as Green Acres with what advertisers considered more upscale and urban fare, including The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Bob Newhart Show and Mannix. He couldn't repeat that success when he moved to NBC.",
        "Caption": "Fred Silverman Put a Series of Hits on All 3 Major Networks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2604",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2015 7:53 AM CDT) Maureen Himebaugh has kept the same phone number for 24 years in the hopes that her now adult missing son might remember it and try to contact her. Mark Himebaugh was last seen at the age of 11 in 1991 leaving his family's house in Middle Township, NJ, reports the Star Ledger, and now local and federal authorities are reviving the case with the release of a new tip and photos as they appeal for new information. Until now, the only trace of the boy was a shoe found on a beach in Delaware. It was an anonymous phone call in 2010 that initially renewed investigators' interest in the high-profile case. A man who called himself the son of the witness breathlessly said in a 3:45am call from a Philadelphia pay phone to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that Gilbert Patrick Marie may have been involved in the boy's disappearance, reports NBC 10 Philadelphia. Middle Township Police then received a similar call that night, and the caller's voice sounded sincere, Middle Township Detective Allan McClure says, but they've yet to track down anyone by that name. Himebaugh's mother, meanwhile, says she agrees with investigators that this is going to be our year. (One mother has distributed 1.25 million fliers in the hunt for her missing daughter.)",
        "Caption": "Clues About Missing NJ Boy Surface 24 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2605",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2009 3:13 PM CDT) A suspected South Carolina serial killer claimed his fifth victim today when a teenage girl died in hospital, the Gaffney Ledger reports. Like her father and four other victims, Abbey Tyler, 15, was found shot earlier this week in Gaffney, SC. Police say the killings are linked. Scared residents say they are avoiding July 4th celebrations for their own safety as dozens of investigators, some state and federal, work the case.",
        "Caption": "South Carolina 'Serial Killer' Claims 5th Victim",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2606",
        "News Article": "(Jan 13, 2016 5:55 PM) Unlike the US, Vietnam has identified just a few hundred of its soldiers and citizens who died in the Vietnam War, Nature reports. Four decades later, bodies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor what's left of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare still turning up, and the Vietnamese people are desperate for the remains of the dead to be reunited with their families. Thanks to a $25 million investment by the Vietnamese government and the collaboration of scientific companies and organizations around the world, that might finally happen. By next year, smart DNA technologies will start being used to identify the bones of the at least 500,000 people still believed to be missing. It's the largest identification effort of its type. I never imagined that such a project could ever become possible, Vietnam veteran and genomics pioneer Craig Venter tells Nature. We thought of body counts as statistics\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnow, decades later, it may be possible to put names to them. But it won't be easy. Shallow graves combined with hot and humid climates mean DNA left inside bones is likely degraded. It will also be difficult to get new DNA to match the recovered DNA to, as soldiers' likely died before they had children and have deceased parents as well. To make things a little easier, German company Bioglobe will be upgrading Vietnamese labs, and the International Commission on Missing Persons will be training Vietnamese scientists. Those involved in the project hope to be able to identify between 8,000 and 10,000 people per year.",
        "Caption": "Vietnam Hopes to Start Identifying Its 500,000 War Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2607",
        "News Article": "(Oct 16, 2013 2:10 PM CDT) A notorious labor dispute nearly a century ago in the city of Herrin, Ill., left nearly two dozen non-union and union miners dead. Now researchers are digging into the local cemetery to find them. The city council has given a team led by a geologist at Eastern Illinois University the green light to continue its excavation work, reports the Southern. The researchers have so far located five sets of unmarked remains, though there's no confirmation yet that they are among the victims of the Herrin Massacre, notes the AP. Given that they have done a lot of work already and there seems like much more work that needs to be done, I would personally and professionally encourage the council to agree with the proposal to stay with this project, said the city attorney. Let's see where this takes us. The council agreed. The 1922 violence began after miners were fired for going on strike, and the coal company brought in non-union replacements. Most of the victims were from the latter group, and local lore has it that their bodies were tossed into a mass grave at the cemetery, according to history rounded up by the Daily Mail.",
        "Caption": "Illinois City OKs Dig for 1922 Massacre Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2608",
        "News Article": "(Aug 30, 2011 5:00 AM CDT) After five days of hard work, firefighters are making good progress against a wildfire raging near Yosemite National Park. The fire\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstarted when a propane tank on a motor home traveling on one the main roads into the park exploded\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas burned more than 5,000 acres and forced the evacuation of hundreds of people, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. More than a thousand firefighters are battling the blaze along steep canyon slopes. The park itself is open for business as usual and the massive fire hasn't even affected the skies over Yosemite Valley, a park spokesman says. California has had a relatively fire-free summer. although the risk is rising as the higher winds arrive with the change in season, a forestry department official tells the AP. This year we have not had very many large and damaging wildfires, he says. The combinations of cooperation from the weather and aggressive initial attacks have kept them small.",
        "Caption": "Yosemite Fire Scorches 5K Acres",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2609",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2015 4:15 PM CDT) Good news, holiday travelers: While you're stuck in Labor Day traffic, you'll be spending less on gas than you have since 2004, the New York Times reports. Yesterday, the national average gas price was $2.42 per gallon. That's nine cents less than last week and more than $1 less than a year ago. In fact, a gallon of gas can be had for less than $2 at more than 8,000 gas stations around the country this weekend. Consumers will feel a lot better at the pump this holiday than they will looking at their 401(k)\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s, an industry analyst tells the Times. The Hill reports this weekend's affordable gas is the result of falling oil prices from a slowing global economy and the expectation of new oil from Iran after sanctions are lifted.",
        "Caption": "Why This Could Be Your Best Labor Day in 11 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2610",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2012 7:12 AM) Roller coasters, water slides, and teacups are boring. Take a trip to one of these 10 strange amusement parks, compiled by Time.",
        "Caption": "10 Strangest Amusement Parks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2611",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2013 12:19 PM CDT) Aaron Hernandez was denied bail today, with a judge saying that the murder case against him was circumstantial, to be sure, but very, very strong, NFL.com reports. And as if that weren't bad enough, reports broke today that police are also investigating the former Patriots tight end in another homicide\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis one a double. Police tell the Boston Herald that they're looking into the possibility that Hernandez was involved in a drive-by shooting in Boston's tony South End neighborhood last year that left two people dead. And once again, the killing may have been nightclub-related; just hours earlier witnesses saw Hernandez getting into an altercation with the victims at a nearby nightclub, the Boston Globe reports. Police once again searched Hernandez's home today, and they told ABC the search wasn't connected to the Odin Lloyd killing. This is different, a detective said. But the two crimes may be related; two officials, speaking anonymously, tell the Globe that Hernandez may have killed Odin Lloyd because he had information on the 2012 shooting. For more on the Lloyd murder case (and how it involves bubble gum), click here.",
        "Caption": "Report: Hernandez Possibly Tied to 2012 Double Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2612",
        "News Article": "(Dec 8, 2011 2:59 AM) The camera used to film the first Star Wars movie has sold for an astronomical $625,000 at a movie memorabilia auction. The late '60s Panavision PSR 35mm camera, which is still in working order, went to an anonymous buyer at the sale of actress Debbie Reynolds' collection of Hollywood memorabilia, reports the Guardian. The sale sets a new record for a Star Wars item, previously hit by the $402,500 paid in 2008 for a miniature TIE fighter model. At the same auction, a Panavision camera used to film 2001: A Space Odyssey sold for $70,000, while a camera from 1918 once used by Charlie Chaplin failed to fetch the $200,000 reserve price.",
        "Caption": "Star Wars Camera Sells for Out-of-This-World $625K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2613",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2011 2:35 AM CDT) Last weekend was bloody even by Ciudad Juarez standards. Gunmen killed 41 people in the Mexican city in the 4-day period beginning last Thursday, including 15 people killed in two attacks on bars, and a 10-year-old boy killed during an attack aimed at his father, CNN reports. By comparison, New Orleans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich has a population roughly the same size and the highest murder rate in the US\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad 175 murders the whole of last year. A local criminologist blames a lack of collaboration between the military, local police, and federal police for the endless slaughter, most of which is drug-related. The police have practically done nothing in Juarez, he says. On certain occasions they have made some arrests. The police are patrolling, but there is no real strategy to stop crime and violence in Juarez. The killers, he says, are drugged and insensible people who have no obstacles in performing their jobs.",
        "Caption": "41 Killed in Ciudad Juarez Murder Spree",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2614",
        "News Article": "(Oct 18, 2014 10:33 AM CDT) David Mohney wanted big changes for his family: to end his turbulent marriage, move his children 1,900 miles from Florida to South Dakota, and transition from being a stay-at-home dad to starting work as a chiropractor. Instead, authorities say, 52-year-old Mohney reached for a gun after arguing with his wife and shot all three of their children before killing himself. The couple's youngest, a 9-year-old daughter, survived. But both of her siblings died along with their father. If he wants to commit suicide, let him commit suicide. To shoot the children, that's cowardly, Volusia County Sheriff Ben Johnson said outside the family's home hours after the slayings occurred before dawn yesterday. Wife Cynthia Mohney had run to a neighbor's home about 5am saying her husband had threatened her with a gun. The neighbor called 911, but gunshots rang out before police got there. At the Mohneys' home in Port Orange, deputies found 14-year-old Savannah and 9-year-old Lauren in an upstairs bedroom. Their 11-year-old brother, David, was in a bedroom on the ground floor, and their father was in the kitchen with a handgun next to him. Lauren is hospitalized and has been upgraded to stable condition, reports WFTV. The slayings occurred as David and Cynthia Mohney were entrenched in a bitter divorce after nearly 25 years of marriage. Court filings showed David Mohney wanted to leave his wife and move with their children to South Dakota. He had recently finished chiropractic school while she supported the family as a physician's assistant. The state's child abuse hotline was notified in June that Cynthia Mohney had a substance abuse problem after an incident at a restaurant, but she had gotten treatment.",
        "Caption": "Dad in Bitter Divorce Shoots 3 Kids, Self",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2615",
        "News Article": "(Aug 15, 2012 10:49 AM CDT) Call it the opposite of instant replay: Norway is trying to get the US to hand over gold medals that it won 108 years ago. Wrestlers Charles Ericksen and Bernhoff Hansen had just emigrated from Norway when they took gold for the US in the 1904 Olympics, and now sports historians say they've found documents proving they were still Norwegian citizens at the time, the Local explains. Those are our golds, says one of the historians working with the Norwegian Olympic Committee. We want them, even if it was 108 years ago. Ericksen eventually became a US citizen the year after his victory, while Bernhoff appears to have never done so. If the International Olympic Committee does indeed recognize them as Norwegian wrestlers, they'd be the country's earliest gold medal winners.",
        "Caption": "Norway Wants Back US Gold Medals ... From 1904",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2616",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2010 8:54 AM CDT) The economy grew slightly faster over the summer as Americans spent a little more freely: The GDP grew at a 2% rate during the third quarter, in line with what economists had forecast. It marks a slight improvement over last quarter, when the GDP grew at a 1.7% rate. Consumers helped boost last quarter's economic growth with 2.6% growth in spending, the biggest quarterly increase since the end of 2006, before the recession hit. A stock-market rebound made people feel better about spending. Bargains, on everything from cars to home furnishings, also drew them out. But to have any impact on the 9.6% unemployment rate, consumers need to spend even more, and the economy would need to rack up growth of 5% for a full year.",
        "Caption": "GDP Grows 2% in Q3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2617",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2008 5:53 PM CDT) After a 10-year facelift, an Italian Renaissance landmark is finally ready for its unveiling. Raphael\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Madonna of the Goldfinch underwent extensive renovations that included CAT scans and X-rays, Reuters reports. A Florentine lab removed coverings by early restorers who saved the work, which was smashed in a house collapse more than 460 years ago. We will celebrate it like the return of our prodigal daughter, said a gallery official.",
        "Caption": "Madonna Gets a 10-Year Facelift",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2618",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2014 12:49 PM CDT) American doctors misdiagnose roughly one out of every 20 adult patients they see in an outpatient setting, or about 12 million of us a year\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand about half of those mistakes could cause serious harm, according to a new research report. A team led by Dr. Hardeep Singh\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho recently won the Presidential Early Career Award for his work in this area\u00e2\u20ac\u201dexamined three previous studies, also conducted by Singh's team, that looked for error triggers at two major health care systems, like unusual return visit patterns, NBC News explains. And those three studies yielded a rate of outpatient diagnostic errors of 5.08%, per the report. It is surprising\u00e2\u20ac\u201d5%, Singh says of the percent of cases where the first diagnosis was wrong, but the information for a correct diagnosis was present. And one patient safety expert sees that figure as conservative. I would say this is a minimum. Experts tell Modern Healthcare that there are likely numerous reasons for the lapses, among them the way primary care is structured in the US. Doctors just don't have much time due to the pressure to move patients in and out, an American Cancer Society official points out, noting physicians typically have just 10 minutes to arrive at their diagnosis. But doctors have a vested interest in somehow improving the system: Misdiagnoses were the number one source of malpractice claim payouts from 1986 to 2010, according to a recent study.",
        "Caption": "Doctors Misdiagnose 1 in 20 Patients They See",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2619",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2010 5:10 PM) Gasoline prices will hit $5 per gallon within the next year, the former president of Shell Oil predicts. John Hofmeister says oil demand will ramp up as developed economies approach a full recovery from the shocks of 2008 and developing economies increase their demand. I'm predicting actually the worst outcome over the next two years which takes us to 2012 with higher gasoline prices, Hofmeister tells Platts Energy Week. But his opinion is not the consensus: a chief analyst with the Oil Price Information Service tells CNN that $5-a-gallon is coming, but that the recovery in America and Europe will be sluggish enough to keep oil prices below that threshold in the next 12 months. That wolf is out there and it's going to be at the door, says analyst Tom Kloza. I agree with Hofmeister that we'll see those numbers at some point this decade but not yet. Click here for more.",
        "Caption": "Expect $5 Gas in 2012: Former Shell Oil Chief",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2620",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2011 4:34 AM) Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the price Action Comics No. 1 just fetched at auction. Superman's iconic debut issue grabbed a whopping $2.16 million in an online auction that started at just $1, the BBC reports. The edition, which shows Superman lifting a car on the cover, is now the most expensive comic ever sold. Neither the seller nor buyer have been revealed, but speculation is that Superman fan Nicolas Cage sold it. The actor, whose son is named Kal-El after Superman's birth name, bought a copy of the comic in 1997 for $150,000. The debut issue cost just 10 cents when it sold in 1938. Some 100 copies of the issue are believed to still be in existence, but only a handful are in good condition.",
        "Caption": "Superman Debut Comic Sells for $2.16M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2621",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2010 7:59 AM) The science-fiction sensation Avatar and the war-on-terror thriller The Hurt Locker lead the Academy Awards with nine nominations each, including best picture and director for James Cameron and ex-wife Kathryn Bigelow. Also nominated for best-picture: District 9; the animated comedy Up; the World War II saga Inglourious Basterds; the football drama The Blind Side; the recession tale Up in the Air, the 1960s drama A Serious Man, and the teen tales An Education and Precious. Acting nominees include Sandra Bullock for The Blind Side, Jeff Bridges for Crazy Heart, Mo'Nique for Precious, and Christoph Waltz for Inglourious Basterds. For a complete list, click here.",
        "Caption": "Avatar, Hurt Locker Nab 9 Oscar Noms Each",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2622",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2020 9:08 AM CDT) Three friends on their way to go fishing were beaten and shot to death in a grisly scene in the backwoods of Florida that the Polk County sheriff is calling a massacre. This is a horrific scene, Grady Judd tells the Lakeland Ledger. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been to a lot of murder scenes in my life, and this ranks among the worst. The victims\u00e2\u20ac\u201dDamion Tillman, 23, Keven Springfield, 30, and Brandon Rollins, 27\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad met up at a remote lake on Friday night to go fishing, with Tillman arriving first and being attacked by an unknown assailant or assailants who then beat and shot Rollins and Springfield when they arrived. Rollins was able to call his father for help at a little after 10pm, and was able to communicate when he arrived on the scene, though the Sheriff's Office won't disclose what he said. But in Brandon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s father\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s excitement to run to help his son, he forgot his cellphone at home, Judd says, and had to run for help at a nearby convenience store. By the time help arrived, Rollins had died. These folks appear to be beaten and shot. ... We are seeking leads, we need help so we can solve this crime sooner rather than later, Judd says. He believes there was more than one assailant, notes the Tampa Bay Times.",
        "Caption": "Sheriff: 3 Men Going Fishing Killed in 'Horrific Scene'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2623",
        "News Article": "(Jun 21, 2020 7:59 AM CDT) British police said Sunday they are treating a stabbing rampage in a park that killed three people as a terrorist attack. Dean Haydon, the UK\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s coordinator of counterterrorism policing, said counterterror detectives were taking over the investigation into the attack in the town of Reading, west of London. Police had earlier said they were keeping an open mind about the motive. Three people were killed and three others seriously wounded in the stabbing attack in Reading\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Forbury Gardens Park on Saturday evening, reports the AP. The Thames Valley Police force said officers arrested a 25-year-old local man at the scene and they were not looking for anyone else. The suspect is a Libyan citizen, according to the Guardian.",
        "Caption": "3 Killed, 3 Seriously Hurt in Stabbings at UK Park",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2624",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2012 6:02 PM CDT) A wildfire in Michigan's Upper Peninsula grew by 17% to more than 21,000 acres today as officials warned of tough conditions and welcomed help from water-dumping aircraft from the Michigan National Guard. Wind gusts were predicted at 15 mph and high temperatures were in the 60s in a dry, remote part of the state where access has been tricky because there are few roads. Tahquamenon Falls State Park, a popular destination for campers seven miles from the fire, was closed. The fire, known as the Duck Lake Fire, was 20% contained in Luce County, about 75 miles northeast of the Mackinac Bridge, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said. The fire was described as long and narrow, stretching 11 miles north to Lake Superior. Fewer than 100 people have been evacuated, said Dean Wilson, a spokesman for the fire management team. More than 40 structures have been threatened and at least six are lost. It's not clear whether they were homes or outbuildings.",
        "Caption": "Michigan Wildfire Torches 21K Acres",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2625",
        "News Article": "(Aug 31, 2015 1:40 PM CDT) A San Francisco Bay Area man won $1 million in the California Lottery after buying a winning ticket with money he found at the airport. Hubert Tang had not bought a lottery ticket in 10 years, but when he found a $20 bill on the street outside San Francisco International Airport last week, he used it to buy two scratch-off tickets at a market in Millbrae, the California Lottery said yesterday. One of those tickets led to the $1 million top prize. I scratched the ticket outside of the store. I told my friend who I was with that I didn't know if it was real but, 'I think I just won a million dollars,' Tang said in a statement. He also has a second chance to win up to $25,000 for the other ticket he purchased that was not a winner. (As the California Lottery explains in a press release, all non-winning scratcher tickets can be entered into a weekly drawing for a chance to win additional prize money.) Lottery officials said the store will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket last Wednesday. Tang, who works as a bartender, plans to save the money for now\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he says he may begin leaving $20 bills on the street in random places to spread his good fortune.",
        "Caption": "Guy Finds $20 on Street, Ends Up With $1M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2626",
        "News Article": "(Dec 15, 2008 11:53 AM) Sean Avery won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t return to the Dallas Stars after his suspension, the Morning News reports. The team said it can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t continue with the volatile player, who had barely begun a 4-year contract that guarantees him $15.5 million. It was a bad marriage and it was time to separate, the Stars coach said. The team said the split was friendly, and would help Avery find another team if he wishes to continue playing.",
        "Caption": "Stars Dump Avery, But Can't Touch $15.5M Contract",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2627",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2011 9:15 AM CDT) Despite recent breakthroughs in the fight for gay rights, violent hate crimes against the LGBT community are on the rise. Such crimes (committed against people because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV positive status) were up 13% last year over 2009, according to the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs. Of those crimes, 27 were homicides\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan increase from 2009's count of 22, and the second-highest total since tracking began in 1996. The crimes include a 24-year-old woman allegedly killed by the disapproving father of her girlfriend, and a transgender student who had It, an anti-transgender slur, carved into his chest. Of those murdered, 44% were transgender women and 70% were minorities, the Los Angeles Times reports. Coalition members say hate crimes tend to increase when LGBT civil rights issues are debated publicly. Says a spokesperson, As we move forward toward full equality, we also have to be responsive and concerned with violence that may run alongside of it.",
        "Caption": "LGBT Hate Crimes Rise 13%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2628",
        "News Article": "(Jun 14, 2013 10:35 AM CDT) The Airbus A350's maiden flight ended with a safe landing today, setting the stage for intensifying competition with US rival Boeing in the long-haul wide-body aircraft market. Airspace at the airport in the southern French city of Toulouse, where Airbus has its headquarters, closed for both take-off and landing. The four-hour flight marks a key step on the path to full certification for the jet, which can carry between 250 and 400 passengers and is the European aircraft maker's best hope for catching up in a long-haul market dominated by Boeing's 787 and 777. Boeing's list prices for its 787 line range from $206 million to $243 million. Airbus lists prices ranging from $254 million to $332 million, and had 613 orders as of May, compared with 890 orders for the 787. Steep discounts are common on large orders, although the details are rarely made public. Airbus claims the A350 burns 25% less fuel than the Boeing due to its lighter weight, redesigned Rolls Royce engines and new aerodynamics.",
        "Caption": "Look Out, Boeing: Airbus A350 Takes 1st Flight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2629",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2012 5:30 PM CDT) Detroit's police chief calls it unfathomable : A 7-year-old boy hanged himself from his bunk bed with a belt, depressed over his parents' separation and because he got bullied constantly at school and around his neighborhood, reports the Detroit Free Press. He was discovered by his 14-year-old-sister, who saw him through the keyhole of his locked door. To imagine a child that young, who is so sad, that believes his only option is to do this? Heartbreaking is not a strong enough word, said a city councilwoman. The boy had talked about hurting himself, said the chief, and the family's pastor had been counseling him. In fact, the last time the boy's mother saw her son alive was Wednesday afternoon, when she left to talk to the pastor about his depression.",
        "Caption": "Detroit Cops: 7-Year-Old Killed Self After Bullying",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2630",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2014 6:11 PM) Among the words and phrases used to describe 92-year-old Iowa farmer Bud Skalla in stories after his death in November: tightwad, frugal, loner, standoffish, not a people person, ... you get the picture. Which is why it came as a surprise to seemingly everyone in western Iowa when Skalla left an estimated $10 million to local churches, reports KCCI-TV via Yahoo. Skalla, who never married, left instructions that the 1,200 acres of land he had amassed over the years be auctioned off and the money divvied up among 13 parishes, reports CNN. He must have had inside of him a very generous heart, a local priest tells the Des Moines Register. But he certainly had a crusty exterior and hid it quite well from most people. The one not-so-cheery part of the story is that Skalla left not a cent to his two sisters. I think that he got so much that he just didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t trust anybody, says one. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s just too bad because with so much money he could\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve really had a good life. Click to read about a teacher in South Carolina who quietly built a fortune of $8 million and willed it to charity.",
        "Caption": "Tightwad' Iowa Farmer Leaves $10M to Churches",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2631",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2015 11:44 AM CDT) John Wall is only 25 years old and he's already achieved great success with the Washington Wizards, including being called by Fox Sports one of the best point guards in the NBA. He can also check philanthropist off his list after his surprise visit Friday to a DC child-development center for homeless kids, where he visited with the children and donated $400,000 to the organization. The staff at Bright Beginnings Inc. was stunned by his move. It is evident that John Wall is sensitive and concerned about the plight of homeless children in DC and he wants these children to succeed, the executive director says on the group's Facebook page, where heartwarming pictures of Wall interacting with the BBI kids are also displayed. It's not the first time Wall has shown his soft spot for kids: He still raises funds in honor of a 6-year-old cancer patient he befriended who passed away last year, the Washington Post notes. (Here are some everyday items you can donate to make a difference.)",
        "Caption": "25-Year-Old NBA Star Gives $400K to Homeless Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2632",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2009 3:20 PM CDT) Stocks posted gains today as the first quarter came to a close, the Wall Street Journal reports. While the April earnings season and the results of the Treasury\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s stress tests threaten to shatter equities\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 recent gains, signs of economic stabilization made March a relatively good month. The Dow rose 86.90 to close at 7,608.92. The Nasdaq gained 26.79, settling at 1,528.59, and the S&P 500 added 10.34 to close at 797.87.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 87; Gains for March",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2633",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2013 5:51 AM) If Twitter sent you an email about resetting your password, it's no mere helpful hint. And you probably want to disable Java from your browser while you're at it, advises the company, which revealed last night that 250,000 accounts were compromised in a hack, reports AP. The hackers may have gotten emails, user names, and other data. Probably the scariest nugget in Twitter's blog post: It's not clear who is behind it, but AllThingsD says it doesn't appear to be related to the much-publicized hacks of the New York Times and other media sites, or to this week's slowdowns at Amazon and Bank of America. From chatter on Twitter, it seems that most of the affected accounts were older, or 'owned' by users who had really early accounts, notes Xeni Jardin at Boing Boing, who was user No. 767 and was affected. As for disabling Java, Slate has a how-to here.",
        "Caption": "Hackers Compromise 250K Twitter Accounts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2634",
        "News Article": "(Dec 21, 2010 4:43 AM) A Spanish gang of late contenders for the Dumbest Criminal of 2010 award offered to sell a scrap merchant an iron sculpture worth close to $1 million ... for just $65, police say. The artwork, by Spanish sculptor Eduardo Chillida, has been recovered, along with works by Pablo Picasso and Fernando Botero that were stolen when crooks made off with a truckload of artworks from a Madrid warehouse last month, the Guardian reports.",
        "Caption": "Thieves Offer Scrap Dealer $1M Sculpture for $65",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2635",
        "News Article": "(Aug 29, 2015 4:24 PM CDT) An Egyptian court has sentenced three Al Jazeera English journalists to three years prison for broadcasting false news, sparking international outcry and underlining how authorities are trampling over free speech just over a year into general-turned-politician Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's presidency. The men are now seeking a pardon from el-Sissi, who has personally expressed regret over the long-running trial and the damage it has done to Egypt's international reputation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsaying it would have been better to simply deport the journalists. Al Jazeera said it will also appeal the verdict, once the court releases its full ruling in the next 30 days. Canadian national Mohammed Fahmy, Australian journalist Peter Greste, and Egyptian producer Baher Mohammed's case had embroiled their work into the wider political conflict between Egypt and Qatar, where Al Jazeera is based, following the 2013 military ouster of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi. The verdict comes just weeks after el-Sissi issued a new anti-terrorism law, which sets a sweeping definition for who could face a harsh set of punishments, including journalists who don't toe the government line. The new law, like today's verdict, has drawn criticism from diplomats, press freedom advocates, and human rights organizations.",
        "Caption": "Egypt Sentences 3 Foreign Journalists to Prison",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2636",
        "News Article": "(Sep 4, 2013 2:40 PM CDT) A Senate panel has voted to give President Obama the authority to use military force against Syria in response to a deadly chemical weapons attack. The tally in the Foreign Relations Committee was 10-7, setting up a vote in the full Senate next week. The resolution would permit Obama to order a limited military mission against Syria, as long as it doesn't exceed 90 days and involves no American troops on the ground for combat operations. The voting breakdown suggests the White House has some work to do before next week's vote. Obama won the support of three Republicans\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJohn McCain, Jeff Flake, and Bob Corker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he lost the support of two Democrats\u00e2\u20ac\u201dTom Udall and Chris Murphy. Democrat Ed Markey voted present. In all, five Republicans, including Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, voted against the measure, reports Politico.",
        "Caption": "10-7: Senate Panel OKs Force in Syria",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2637",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2011 9:43 AM CDT) Amazon is introducing its new Kindle Fire tablet in New York, but Bloomberg got some details\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Mashable got a picture\u00e2\u20ac\u201dearly. For one thing, the $199 price tag is lower than rumored. It will feature a 7-inch display and WiFi capability, but no 3G, camera, or microphone. A free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, the company\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s premium membership service, will be offered along with the device. What we are doing is offering premium products at non-premium prices, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in an interview with Business Week. Mashable notes that most other tablets are at least twice the cost of the Kindle Fire. More from Mashable's live blog: Regular Kindles will now be sold for just $79 and a Kindle Touch for $99; a 10-inch version of the Fire is rumored.",
        "Caption": "Kindle Fire Price Tag: $199",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2638",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2019 8:00 AM) You know that feeling when you start your vacation and you just really, really want to get to your destination? Try to imagine, then, how passengers on Hawaiian Airlines Flight 33 felt Friday, when their plane from Los Angeles International Airport, bound for Maui, took off a total of three separate times\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand each time turned around and went back to LAX. CNN notes that aloha means both goodbye and hello, which seems appropriate to describe the experience of 207 passengers on the flight bound for Kahului Airport, with all three returns to Los Angeles due to three separate mechanical issues, an airline rep says. After the third turnaround, the flight was finally canceled. The airline explains that, because of the over-ocean distance between the two airports, the flight is considered an extended-range operation (ETOPS), meaning more rigid safety requirements are in place. When there is an abnormality on an over-land flight, it can, and often does, continue to its destination, the airline notes. However, ETOPS flights operate to a more stringent safety standard \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 [which] is to respond to any indication of abnormalities with an abundance of caution. KITV reports all passengers were set to be rebooked on other flights and given refunds, a $100 credit for future bookings, and hotel and dining vouchers. (The airline recently suffered a sad loss.)",
        "Caption": "Flight to Maui Turns Back Not Once, Not Twice, but 3 Times",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2639",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2012 12:10 PM) The Federal Reserve dropped a bombshell today, announcing that it would spend $45 billion a month on bond purchases to keep interest rates low, and that it would keep its short-term rates near zero as long as it takes to get unemployment below 6.5%. It will also keep up its current practice of spending $40 billion a month on mortgage bonds, the AP reports, bringing its total monthly spending to $85 billion, and growing its now almost $3 trillion portfolio. This is a historic move that will change how we think about Fed policy, yet again, writes Sudeep Reddy at the Wall Street Journal. Instead of pegging its targets to specific time frames, the Fed is now tying its policies to specific economic outcomes. The policy is sometimes referred to as the Evans rule, because Chicago Fed President Charles Evans has been pushing for it for months. The Fed is also sending a strong, loud signal that it's willing to allow inflation to rise if that's what it takes to reduce unemployment.",
        "Caption": "Fed Announces $45B-a-Month Bond Buy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2640",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2013 3:43 PM) Two years ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat age 90\u00e2\u20ac\u201dJohn Shear positioned himself between a charging horse and a 5-year-old girl about to get trampled. The girl emerged unhurt, and Shear survived as well, though he was in the hospital for weeks. Now back to his 30-pushups-a-day self, Shear finally got a chance to meet the girl he saved after driving to watch now 8-year-old Roxy Key dance ballet, reports ABC News. Recounting that day two years ago at California's Santa Anita track, where he has worked as a paddock guard for more than 50 years, Shear says: I thought there was a possibility I was going to die, but you cannot stop and think should I or shouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t I. There is a 5-year-old girl. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m 90 years old. Says Roxy's dad of that day: She would be dead. It would have crushed her.",
        "Caption": "92-Year-Old Meets Girl He Risked His Life to Save",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2641",
        "News Article": "(Jul 3, 2012 7:18 AM CDT) Three-and-a-half days after devastating thunderstorms tossed trees like twigs across a swath of the Mid-Atlantic, utility crews are still scrambling to restore power to some 1.8 million customers, reports the AP. Says a utility crewmember pulling 16-hour days in Washington, DC, From here we've got another complaint. And another. And another. Complicating the outages are sweltering temperatures endangering the sick and elderly stuck without air-conditioning or, in some cases, the means to call for help, reports the Washington Post, which notes that as of yesterday, much of Northern Virginia's 911 services were still down. Maryland said yesterday that three people died in the heat wave. Adding to the hurricane-like devastation of the storm\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcalled a derecho, or straight-line thunderstorm\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas its suddenness, which gave utility companies no time to get extra workers in place. That's left tempers soaring along with the mercury as back-up crews trickle in from Oklahoma and even Canada; utility companies say full restoration could still be days away. It seems as if they're always unprepared, fumed one Marylander, while Gov. Martin O'Malley vowed that no one will have his boot further up Pepco's and BGE's backsides than I will. Others are more patient: They're doing as much as they can, says a nurse watching crews work.",
        "Caption": "1.8M Still Without Power",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2642",
        "News Article": "(Aug 11, 2008 4:59 PM CDT) Michael Phelps is gunning for a record eight gold medals at the Beijing Games, but the one that would mean the most is in the 200-meter freestyle, his hometown Baltimore Sun reports. He insisted on competing in the event at the 2004 Athens Olympics, and it was the only individual event he lost. I wanted to be in that race, says Phelps, who finished third behind Australia's Ian Thorpe. That was probably his best race, recalls his coach. It just kind of goes to show how Michael has a different view of things than most people. Phelps now holds the world record in the 200 free and is the favorite in tonight's final.",
        "Caption": "Phelps Seeks Redemption for '04 Athens Loss",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2643",
        "News Article": "(Nov 11, 2008 2:40 AM) An 8-year-old killer methodically stopped and reloaded a .22 caliber rifle at least eight times as he repeatedly shot his own dad and a neighbor, the New York Times reports. Investigators have discovered no motive for the disturbing murders last week. The Arizona boy, who confessed to the shootings, appears to have suffered no physical or sexual trauma. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s what makes this case somewhat puzzling, said the local police chief. Our goal is to get him help. Psychologists say children may not comprehend the finality of death. The boy was used to handling weapons and had been taught by his father to hunt . He appeared in court yesterday as hundreds attended his father's funeral. He's a scared little kid, his attorney said. He was yanked out of a comfortable situation.",
        "Caption": "Killer Boy Reloaded 8 Times",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2644",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2010 6:42 AM) The US and Canada each set Winter Olympic medal records yesterday, after a men\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s hockey final that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s already being talked about as one of the greatest games of all time. Canada came away with 14 gold medals, the most any country has ever won in the winter games, while the US had the most overall medals with 37, also a record. But it was the way Canada won its last gold that had everyone talking. That was a game for the ages, said Canadian center Jonathan Toews. It doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t get any better than that. US coach Ron Wilson agreed. In Canada now, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the greatest game ever, he said. In the press box, reporters spoke in hushed tones, reports Scott Burnside of ESPN. The consensus: Clear a place in history for the 2010 gold medal game.",
        "Caption": "37 US Medals Set Record, Canada Scores Most Gold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2645",
        "News Article": "(Jan 20, 2015 10:07 AM) The Telegraph calls it one of the strangest cases of d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu ever recorded in medical history : A 23-year-old British man can't lead a normal life because he feels he's trapped in a time loop, as he describes it. When his episodes first started in 2007, just after he started university, his d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu sometimes lasted just a few minutes at a time. But those episodes got worse, and by 2010, he was no longer able to watch TV, listen to the radio, or read because of persistent feelings of having encountered the content before. He also dropped out of school. His case was written up last month in the Journal of Medical Case Reports, and the report notes that unlike many patients (such as those with dementia) who experience chronic d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu, this man is fully aware of the false nature of his and had no memory problems. He's also not subject to any of the neurological conditions (like temporal lobe epilepsy) typically associated with d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu. Rather than simply the unsettling feelings of familiarity which are normally associated with d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu, our subject complained that it felt like he was actually retrieving previous experiences from memory, not just finding them familiar, says report author Dr. Christine Wells. Wells believes this could be the first-ever case of anxiety causing persistent d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu: The man had a history of anxiety, particularly in regards to contamination (he's a frequent hand washer) and that anxiety got worse when he started university. Perhaps anxiety caused mistimed neuronal firing in the brain, which causes more d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu and in turn brings about more anxiety, Wells tells the Telegraph. However, the report also notes that after the d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu started, the man took LSD once, and from then on the d\u00c3\u00a9j\u00c3 vu was fairly continuous. (Read about another highly unusual medical case.)",
        "Caption": "Man Has Suffered Persistent Deja Vu\u00e2\u20ac\u201dSince 2007",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2646",
        "News Article": "(Jul 21, 2009 5:18 PM CDT) Apple reported a strong quarterly profit, beating analysts\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 expectations by selling 5.2 million iPhones and 2.6 million Mac computers, MarketWatch reports. The firm reported earning $1.23 billion on revenue of $8.34 billion in the quarter ending June 26. Sales of iPhones were the highlight, as the company moved 626% more handsets than the year-ago period\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough the iPhone 3GS was on sale for only 2 weeks of the quarter.",
        "Caption": "Apple Earnings Up 15% on iPhone, Mac Success",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2647",
        "News Article": "(Dec 11, 2015 7:36 AM) A new Malaysian air cargo company said Friday it is the owner of three jumbo jets parked for more than a year at the country's main airport and that it was shocked by authorities' claim that the owner could not be traced. Malaysia's airport operator on Monday took the unusual step of posting photos in two major newspapers of the three Boeing 747-200s. The notice warns owners that the airport has the right to sell or dispose of the planes unless they are collected within 14 days. Swift Air Cargo said it legally bought the planes in June and that it has since been in communication with the operator, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad, which has demanded more documentation on the purchase. We are dumbfounded and perplexed by Malaysia Airport's move. Swift is the owner and we definitely have not forgotten the planes, said Swift's lawyer, Syed Amir Syakib Arslan. In a brief statement, Malaysia Airports said the claim of ownership could not be satisfactorily verified at this point and that it has asked the owner for more information. It said the newspaper notice was a normal legal process for debt recovery. Syed Amir said Swift has given the airport operator the sale and purchase agreement, a legal declaration from the previous Hong Kong owner of the planes on the sale, as well as other original supporting documents to show ownership of the plane. He said Swift is only liable for parking charges since June and not responsible for previous dues but that it was willing to sit down and negotiate with the airport operator.",
        "Caption": "747s Left Languishing at Airport for Year Are Claimed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2648",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2012 9:15 AM CDT) Barack Obama raised $750 million for his 2008 run, and John McCain's sum nudged the combined total over the $1 billion mark. How quaint. Come November, the nation's first $2 billion election could be in the books. A memo from the Romney campaign obtained by the New York Times lays out its goal of bringing in $500 million from big donors and $300 million from small donors. It also estimates that pro-Romney super PACS will spend $200 million. Republicans say the Obama campaign will hit the $1 billion mark, too, though Democrats say that's just a scare ploy to motivate big GOP donors. One thing that should help the Romney campaign's billion-dollar goal: \u00c3\u0153ber-rich donors such as Sheldon Adelson and Foster Friess are finally getting behind the establishment candidate, notes Politico.",
        "Caption": "A $2B Election? It's on Track for 2012",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2649",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2011 7:01 AM) If you often wake up in the middle of the night and can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t fall back asleep right away, you probably call it insomnia \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it might actually be more natural than sleeping for eight hours straight. The dominant pattern of sleep, arguably since time immemorial, was biphasic, a sleep historian tells Life\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Little Mysteries. What that means: Sleep came in two four-hour blocks, with a period of an hour or more in between during which people might pray, think about their dreams, or even visit with neighbors. But that was back when darkness could last as long as 14 hours a night with nothing but candles for extra light, meaning people were more prone to go to bed early\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand thus have more flexibility with their nightly schedule. Thanks to the invention of the lightbulb, we now stay awake later, leaving us with less sleep time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmeaning that in order to get the same amount of sleep, we have to do it all at once. But when subjected to natural light patterns, one study found everyone still sleeps biphasically, and concluded that such a sleep pattern is actually beneficial.",
        "Caption": "You Don't Need 8 Hours of Sleep ... in a Row",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2650",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2010 4:00 AM CDT) The Brooklyn townhouse where Truman Capote wrote Breakfast at Tiffany's and other notable works is on sale for $18 million. The building, on the market for the first time in 70 years, is expected to break sales records as one of the most expensive townhouses in the borough, Sotheby's International Realty says. The Brooklyn Heights house, built in 1839, has 11 bedrooms, a finished basement with a wine cellar, and a 2,500-square-foot garden. Capote rented a basement apartment in the building from Broadway art director Oliver Smith for 10 years in the 1950s and '60s. His essay A House on the Heights was based on his experiences in the neighborhood.",
        "Caption": "Truman Capote's Brooklyn Home on Sale for $18M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2651",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2013 1:37 PM CDT) In its unsuccessful push to get Congress and the nation to embrace the idea of military action against Syria, the White House resorted to fearmongering, writes Paul Campos at Time. It argued that Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons pose a threat to national security, even potentially (to) our citizens at home, in the words of National Security Adviser Susan Rice. Nobody's buying this nonsensical argument, writes Campos, a fact that might help explain the president's interest in Russia's diplomatic option. This is especially relevant on the anniversary of 9\/11, he writes. Fortunately, it appears that the American public can no longer be swayed so easily by the kind of panic-inducing rhetoric that led to the Iraq catastrophe in the wake of the 9\/11 attacks. Turns out, people are tired of the cynical exploitation of that 12-year-old tragedy, and not a moment too soon. Click for the full column.",
        "Caption": "This 9\/11, Public Isn't Swayed by Overhyped Fears",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2652",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2009 2:41 PM CDT) Wolverine tore the box office apart this weekend, clawing in $87 million, USA Today reports. Though that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s less than the debuts of last summer\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s opener (Iron Man, $98.6 million) and the top-grossing X-Men film (The Last Stand, $102 million), it still bodes well for a blockbuster season. Romcom Ghost of Girlfriends Past opened with a weak $15.3 million, while Obsessed ($12.2 million), 17 Again ($6.4 million), and Monsters vs. Aliens ($5.8 million) rounded out the top five.",
        "Caption": "Wolverine Bites Into $87M Box Office",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2653",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2019 2:08 PM) As the Democratic field begins to take shape for 2020, Politico reports that President Trump is worried about Joe Biden\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho remains undecided about a run\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmore than any other candidate. Trump reportedly thinks that Biden would give him the toughest run in a general election, but that's assuming the former VP survives a primary in which rivals seem to be moving ever left. Trump's campaign advisers, meanwhile, have three different names atop their list: They're focusing on California Rep. Kamala Harris ( smart, telegenic, tough, says one strategist), along with Sens. Elizabeth Warren (populist appeal) and Cory Booker (strong donor base). The Hill, meanwhile, reports that Biden is almost certain to enter the race.",
        "Caption": "3 Candidates Trump Campaign Is Most Worried About",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2654",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2009 8:23 AM) Senate Banking Chairman Chris Dodd has introduced a bill to allow the FDIC to borrow up to $500 billion from the Treasury Department, the Wall Street Journal reports. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the latest attempt to bolster the fund that insures consumer deposits, which has been ravaged by a string of bank failures. Last week, the FDIC proposed raising fees for the same purpose, provoking loud protests from bankers. The measure comes at the insistence of Timothy Geithner, Ben Bernanke, and the FDIC's Sheila Bair. One provision in the bill, suggested by Bernanke, could turn the FDIC into another dispenser of bailouts, giving it expanded power to address systemic risks to the economy.",
        "Caption": "Dodd Moves to Lend FDIC $500B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2655",
        "News Article": "(Sep 16, 2008 7:39 PM CDT) The Federal Reserve is poised to rescue insurance giant AIG with an $85 billion loan, MSNBC reports. In return, the Fed will take an 80% stake in the company, which is one of the world's biggest insurers. The move is a reversal for the US government, but federal officials determined that AIG's failure would be catastrophic in the current financial climate, the Wall Street Journal notes. AIG's board approved the deal late today. If AIG went bust, it could affect small investors who have money-market funds that invest in the company, the Journal notes. Fed chief Ben Bernanke and Treasury chief Henry Paulson decided to act after trying unsuccessfully to drum up help from the private sector. AIG shares closed at $3.75 today, down from $70.13 in the past year.",
        "Caption": "Fed to Bail Out AIG With $85B Loan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2656",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2013 3:48 PM CDT) Police have identified the now-dead gunman they say was behind the death of six people in a South Florida shooting spree as Pedro Vargas, 42, reports NBC Miami. At a press conference today, authorities also named five of the six victims: Italo Pisciotti, 79, Camira Pisciotti, 69, Carlos Javier Gavilanes, 33, Patricio Simono, 64, and Merly S. Niebles, 51. The sixth victim was identified only as a 17-year-old female, though relatives have said she was Niebles' daughter, Priscilla Perez. Vargas was a tenant of the Hialeah apartment complex where the shooting took place. It was previously reported that the killings began when the Pisciottis, the building's managers, came to question the gunman over a tenant dispute. But the police say it was more than that: Vargas had lit his fourth-floor apartment on fire, and they went to investigate the smoke coming out of it. When the couple came to the door, police say, Vargas shot them. As firefighters arrived on scene, Vargas fired at them from his balcony, but instead hit Gavilanes, who was walking across the street with his son, reports the Miami Herald. Vargas then went into a third-floor apartment, where the bodies of Simono, Niebles, and the 17-year-old were later found. A neighbor says their lock was shot off, and the teen girl had been hiding in the bathroom. Seven people have lost their lives in this incident, six innocent victims and the one shooter, says a police spokesman. Now starts the investigation, how and why this happened.",
        "Caption": "Cops ID Florida Gunman Who Killed 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2657",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2016 4:14 PM) Twitter announced Friday that it has booted more than 125,000 terror-related accounts from its social-media platform since the middle of last year, CNBC reports. The accounts were suspended for supporting terrorist attacks or for threatening to carry out attacks. Like most people around the world, we are horrified by the atrocities perpetrated by extremist groups, Twitter says in a statement. We condemn the use of Twitter to promote terrorism. This is the first time Twitter has ever acknowledged the amount of terror-related activity on its platform. According to CBS News, the announcement comes a month after the White House sent officials to Silicon Valley to ask the tech industry to help in the fight against terrorism. Twitter claims it is devoting more resources to investigating terrorist activity and is using spam-fighting algorithms to suss out terror-related accounts. We have already seen results, including an increase in account suspensions and this type of activity shifting off of Twitter, the company says. But a report from the Brookings Institute issued last year states terrorists moving off Twitter and onto a less transparent platform, as CBS puts it, could have troubling consequences. ISIS has used Twitter in the past to recruit members from English-speaking nations and spread its message. The majority of terror-related accounts suspended by Twitter in recent months were shut down for supporting ISIS.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Says It's Suspended 125K Accounts for Terrorism",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2658",
        "News Article": "(Sep 28, 2011 7:50 AM CDT) Between the 2000 census and the 2010 census, the number of same-sex couples increased a whopping 80%\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshowing, demographers say, that gay couples are increasingly willing to identify themselves. And of the US\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 646,000 same-sex couples, one in five say they are married. Those 646,000 couples, who make up just 1% of all couples in the nation, include all those who identified themselves as spouses or cohabitating partners to the census. Despite more couples being open, a post-census study still found that 10% of same-sex couples did not identify themselves to the confidential census. The Washington Post notes that the number of married same-sex couples likely rose after the census, when New York legalized gay marriage. Both supporters and opponents of gay marriage were happy with the figures. One supporter cheered the fact that more same-sex couples are willing to stand up and be counted, while an opponent counters that the census shows that even in states where gay marriage is legal, most same-sex couples living together do not choose to marry.",
        "Caption": "1 in 5 Same-Sex US Couples Married",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2659",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2009 1:53 PM CDT) A 1996 video of Michael Jackson being interviewed by lawyers has surfaced, the News of the World reports. The tape shows the star squirming and groaning in annoyance throughout a barrage of questions from lawyers representing several Neverland employees who sued Jackson after being fired. At one point, the King of Pop states firmly that he is not gay, and that he's proud to be black. What you hear is a lie, Jackson said of rumors about his sexuality. In answer to allegations of child molestation, Jackson cited the Bible, saying that Jesus said to love the children and be like the children\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto be youthful and innocent, and be pure and honorable.",
        "Caption": "Twitchy Jacko Denies He Molested Boys in 1996 Video",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2660",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2013 2:47 PM CDT) Officials at Boston's Logan Airport are apologizing for holding a fire drill, complete with smoke and flames, on the 12th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. And yes, you're remembering correctly: The two hijacked jets that were flown into the World Trade Center towers that day had taken off from Logan. Gov. Deval Patrick, who did not know in advance about the drill, had two words for the timing, per the Globe: just dumb. The Massachusetts Port Authority, the public agency that runs the airport, has apologized and says it understands that it may have offended many of those touched by the events of Sept. 11. The runway fire drill, announced on the airport's Facebook page, drew harsh condemnation online, and it wasn't the only social media-related faux pas of the day. AT&T is getting slammed for an ill-thought-out tweet that comboed the words Never Forget with an image of a BlackBerry Z10 bearing the Tribute in Light memorial on the device's screen. ArsTechnica\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich quips Never forget (to photograph those lights with your AT&T smartphone) \u00e2\u20ac\u201dnotes that @ATT got a sea of expletives in response. CNNMoney reports the tweet came down an hour later, and was followed by a tweet apologizing to anyone who felt our post was in poor taste. Meanwhile, the Marriott chain is taking lumps for a sign at one of its hotels: In remembrance of those we lost on 9\/11 the hotel will offer complimentary coffee and mini muffins from 8:45-9:15am. Daily Intel has the resulting apology.",
        "Caption": "Boston's Logan Airport Holds 9\/11 Fire Drill",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2661",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2010 5:54 AM) Iraqis voted today in an election testing the mettle of the country's still-fragile democracy as insurgents killed 25 people, unleashing a barrage of mortars intent on disrupting the historic day. About 19 million Iraqis are eligible to vote for who will lead the country after US forces pull out, in an election that will determine whether Iraq can overcome the jagged sectarian divisions that have defined it since the US-led invasion in 2003. These acts will not undermine the will of the Iraqi people, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said this morning. Despite the violence and frustration that has set in after years of fighting and faulty government services, many Iraqis were still excited to vote. In Nasiriyah, crowds filled the streets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmen in their best clothes were accompanied by women in long black cloaks and often children. I voted in 2005. There were a lot less people then, said one man. Today participation is much higher.",
        "Caption": "Attacks Mar Iraq Election, Kill 25",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2662",
        "News Article": "(Apr 2, 2010 1:15 PM CDT) Lucky sevens abounded in Pennsylvania Wednesday night as 3,107 tickets won a total of $7.77 million in the state lottery\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Big 4 drawing when the winning numbers came up 7-7-7-7. Quadruple-number hits are rare, as evidenced by the fact the lottery will lose about $7.2 million on the four-of-a-kind draw. People love to play quadruple numbers, a spokeswoman tells the Philadelphia Inquirer. In Pennsylvania, payouts are fixed at $2,500 or $5,000.",
        "Caption": "In Pennsylvania Lottery, 7s Are Really Wild",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2663",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2015 4:20 PM) A 97-year-old resident of Massachusetts became a casualty of the state's blizzard earlier this week, reports CBS Local. Police say Richard MacLean of Yarmouth was found in snow outside his home Wednesday evening, reports the Boston Globe. No foul play is suspected\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit appears that MacLean went outside to clear a carbon dioxide exhaust vent. His son called police from Arizona Wednesday morning, and police found the door unlocked but were told MacLean had gone to a neighbor's house. The son called back later and asked for another check when he found out his dad wasn't with the neighbor.",
        "Caption": "Blizzard Casualty: Man, 97, Found Dead Near Massachusetts Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2664",
        "News Article": "(Feb 9, 2013 5:45 PM) A group of blue collar University of Utah workers will split $1 million in lottery winnings thanks to a set of keys left in a truck and an ornery little dog named Stella. Thirteen years after playing the same set of numbers every month in the Idaho lottery, the group of 33 workers who work on heating and cooling university buildings hit pay dirt when Steve Hughes left his truck running to keep his dog Stella warm while he went inside to a gas station near Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, on Jan. 6. Utah has no lottery. When he returned to his truck, his miniature pinscher had locked him out by putting her paw on the manual lock. Hughes, 29, planned to buy the ticket elsewhere, but instead he had his girlfriend buy it there while he tried to open the door with a slim jim. He eventually coached Stella to put her paws on the electronic window button in the back seat, allowing Hughes to get in the car. What seemed like an annoying delay that day turned out to be serendipitous when the group discovered Wednesday night that they had won second prize in the Idaho Powerball. Hughes and his supervisor say they will each get about $20,000 after taxes, or as Hughes said, A nice little bonus during the year. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Stella! Ornery Dog Leads to $1M Lottery Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2665",
        "News Article": "(Nov 1, 2013 5:07 PM CDT) Assuming Donald Trump's tweet is as good as his word, a Buffalo bus driver is about to get a nice reward for rescuing a suicidal woman. Trump tweeted that he intends to give Darnell Barton $10,000 for his actions, reports WIVB-TV. The bus driver who saved the woman from jumping off the bridge was really cool, great guy, he wrote. I'm going to send him $10,000-he deserves it! If you missed the original story, Barton stopped his bus when he spotted a woman who looked ready to jump from a bridge overpass into traffic. He calmly got her off the ledge and stayed with her until help arrived.",
        "Caption": "Trump: I'm Giving Hero Bus Driver $10K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2666",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2009 5:43 AM CDT) London police are interviewing witnesses who reported seeing cops attack a man shortly before he collapsed and died during last week's G20 protests, reports the Guardian. The 47-year-old news agent hit his head on the pavement after the clash, according to reports. The confrontation occurred as riot police with dogs attempted to herd protesters away from London's financial district. The man's death has officially been attributed to a heart attack.",
        "Caption": "Man Died in G20 Protest After Clash With Cops: Witnesses",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2667",
        "News Article": "(Oct 26, 2019 6:30 AM CDT) Yet another horse has died at Santa Anita Park, adding more fuel to the fire on why the racetrack in Arcadia, Calif., is still running. Per FOX 5, GQ Covergirl, said to be a 5- or 6-year-old mare, hurt both front legs during training Friday, and the veterinarian on the scene said euthanizing the horse would be the best bet. This is the 35th horse death at the park since December. As for the human element, KABC reports Amir Cedeno is physically OK but emotionally bruised after GQ Covergirl's accident, per a statement from the stable that trained the horse. If horse racing ever needed a three strikes rule, it's now, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says in its own statement, adding the horse's trainer needs to be fully investigated. When a horse dies, the California Horse Racing Board should suspend the trainer pending a full investigation. It won't bring back the horse, but it might prevent more deaths. ABC News notes the changes that have taken place at the park in the wake of all of the horses that've died, including a law to suspend racing licenses. A necropsy will be performed on GQ Covergirl, as mandated by rules on the death of horses who die while on the track.",
        "Caption": "PETA Calls for '3 Strikes Rule' After Latest Horse Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2668",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2014 9:30 AM CDT) An Army general avoided jail time and was reprimanded and fined a total of $20,000 for inappropriate relationships with three subordinates in a closely watched court case. Brig Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair smiled and hugged his two lawyers in the courtroom this morning after the sentencing. Sinclair had been accused of sexual assault during his affair with one subordinate, but the charges were dropped as part of a plea deal. He pleaded guilty to several charges including adultery\u00e2\u20ac\u201da crime in the military.",
        "Caption": "Army General Fined $20K, Avoids Jail in Sex Case",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2669",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2008 4:15 PM) Recession has dimmed the glittering lights of Las Vegas, but it hasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stopped hotel and casino mogul Steve Wynn, AFP reports. Wynn is preparing to open the lavish $2.3 billion resort Encore on Monday as Sin City weathers its worst economic meltdown in decades. I don't owe a dime personally and the company's solid as a rock, said Wynn, 66. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re not at risk here. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re very lucky. Wynn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s company has lost about half of its stock value this year, but that's relatively strong:\u00c2 Competitors such as MGM\u00c2 Mirage have fumbled upwards of 80%. Wynn has the best balance sheet of all the casino operators right now, said an analyst, noting that the mogul has been more judicious and more cautious about development than his peers.",
        "Caption": "What Downturn? Vegas Gets New $2.3B Resort",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2670",
        "News Article": "(May 24, 2014 6:12 AM CDT) Police say seven people are dead and another seven injured after a series of drive-by shootings near UC Santa Barbara last night, reports KEYT-TV. Police are still unraveling what happened during the 10-minute rampage in the Isla Vista neighborhood, but they say the suspect is among the dead. Witnesses reported seeing a black BMW speeding around spraying bullets at multiple locations, beginning about 9:30pm, reports AP. The Santa Barbara County sheriff said the driver exchanged fire with deputies before crashing into a parked car, and was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head. It wasn't clear whether it was self-inflicted. This was a premeditated mass murder, says Sheriff Bill Brown. Police have identified the suspect but haven't made the name public yet, and it might take a while to sort through all the conflicting reports. Multiple witnesses, for example, say they saw two people in the BMW. It was chaotic and there's a lot of rumors flying around, one witness tells the LA Times. It was so strange; afterwards there was still people outside riding their bikes. One guy was doing his homework.",
        "Caption": "7 Dead in Drive-By Shootings in Santa Barbara",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2671",
        "News Article": "(Jul 18, 2018 2:35 AM CDT) Twitter suspended at least 58 million user accounts in the final three months of 2017, according to data obtained by the AP. The figure highlights the company's newly aggressive stance against malicious or suspicious accounts in the wake of Russian disinformation efforts during the 2016 US presidential campaign. Last week, Twitter confirmed a Washington Post report that it had suspended 70 million accounts in May and June. The cavalcade of suspensions has raised questions as to whether the crackdown could affect Twitter's user growth and whether the company should have warned investors earlier.",
        "Caption": "Twitter Purged 58M Accounts in 3 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2672",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2012 2:21 AM) The Los Angeles Clippers shot their way into the record books last night with a 107-96 victory over the Utah Jazz, giving them 17 wins in a row and an undefeated December, making them only the third NBA team to record a perfect calendar month, the AP reports. Only the 1995-'96 San Antonio Spurs and the 1971-'72 Los Angeles Lakers have achieved the same feat. The Clippers' winning streak is now the NBA's longest since the Boston Celtics won 19 in a row four years ago.",
        "Caption": "LA Clippers Score 3rd Perfect Month in NBA History",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2673",
        "News Article": "(Jun 15, 2010 9:18 AM CDT) The public is overwhelmingly pessimistic, and angry, about the Deepwater Horizon spill. According to a new USA Today\/Gallup poll, 80% of Americans expect the spill to hurt the US economy and drive up the cost of gas. Half predict that some beaches will never be the same, and even more doubt fish and bird populations will ever recover. A whopping 71% say President Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not being tough enough on BP. Predictably, respondents weren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t in the mood to forgive BP, either; almost 60% said the company should be forced to pay financial losses even if it drives it out of business. Half said BP had done a very poor job handling the crisis\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe lowest possible response\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhile one in four said the same of Obama. Yet a narrow margin still favors leaving BP in charge of cleanup, rather than having the government takeover.",
        "Caption": "71% Say Obama Hasn't Been Tough Enough on BP",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2674",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2012 5:37 AM CDT) Independence Day is no time to forget about road safety, AAA warns. Today is the deadliest day of the year for American drivers, with an average 140 fatalities, and teenage drivers and their passengers account for nearly a tenth of those deaths, reports the Los Angeles Times. Road deaths in the US have dropped to their lowest level since 1949, but preliminary figures for last year show that the number of teens dying in car crashes has risen for the first time since 2003. Traffic deaths surge on the 4th of July because schools and offices are shut and more people are on the road, according to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety. The institute's study of car crashes between 2006 and 2010 ranked Sept. 26 as the second-deadliest day, with an average 129 fatalities, and Aug. 2 the third-deadliest, with an average 125 deaths. A higher proportion of road deaths are caused by drunk drivers on the 4th of July than on a typical day, the institute says. MADD found that 39% of fatal crashes on this day in 2010 involved a drunk driver, up from a normal average of 31%.",
        "Caption": "4th of July Deadliest Day on US Roads",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2675",
        "News Article": "(Aug 3, 2012 2:00 AM CDT) Suri Cruise isn't going to be a Catholic school girl after all. She's about to book it to a new institution of learning, the for-profit $40,000-a-year Avenues World School that overlooks the High Line park in Chelsea, just blocks from Suri and Katie Holmes' Manhattan home. The ultra-tony 215,000-square-foot school opens this fall for the first time. It's going to specialize in a global learning perspective and bilingual education (so 6-year-old Suri will be experiencing half-day immersion in Spanish or Mandarin). The school, founded by education and media entrepreneur Chris Whittle, is intended to be the flagship of an international learning community of some 20 schools that will be established throughout the world and in other US cities over the next few years, according to its website. Suri\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s really excited about it, a source told Life & Style magazine.",
        "Caption": "Suri Heading to New $40K 'World' School",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2676",
        "News Article": "(Apr 29, 2009 6:07 AM CDT) Six Olympic drug cheats have been exposed long after the end of the 2008 Beijing Games, CNN reports. The IOC\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich keeps test samples on file for eight years after events finish\u00e2\u20ac\u201drechecked 948 samples after a new test for a banned blood booster was developed. Silver medal-winning Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin is among those whose tests came back positive, the BBC reports.",
        "Caption": "Retesting Nails 6 Olympic Drug Cheats",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2677",
        "News Article": "(Jan 21, 2015 10:28 AM) The creator of popular comic website The Oatmeal launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign to make a card game, and let's just say things are going well for him. Exploding Kittens, a Russian roulette-inspired game created by The Oatmeal's Matthew Inman along with Elan Lee and Shane Small, reached its $10,000 goal in eight minutes yesterday, Mashable reports, citing an Inman tweet. Within an hour, it had raised $100,000. And that was just the beginning: With 21 days to go in the campaign, it has so far raised more than $1.8 million.",
        "Caption": "The Oatmeal's Kickstarter Reaches Goal in 8 Minutes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2678",
        "News Article": "(Aug 18, 2013 12:46 PM CDT) Oprah Winfrey closed out her first weekend at the box office in 15 years as a winner, with The Butler pulling in a cool $25 million to claim the No. 1 spot. The movie was supposed to be neck-and-neck with Kick Ass 2, notes the LA Times, but the latter performed significantly short of expectations with only $13.6 million and the No. 4 position. Oprah Winfrey is a huge factor as to why this movie was so popular, says a Weinstein Co. exec. People really want to see her, and she worked very hard on it. Rounding out the weekend's new releases were Jobs at No. 7 with a truly underwhelming $6.7 million, and Liam Hemsworth insta-flop Paranoia, with $3.5 million.",
        "Caption": "Oprah's Butler Opens at No. 1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2679",
        "News Article": "(May 30, 2016 11:33 AM CDT) Jeb Corliss proved Sunday that his nickname, Human Arrow, is quite accurate. The 40-year-old daredevil jumped from a helicopter 6,000 feet in the air while wearing a wingsuit, then flew through the air at 120mph toward an apple-sized target on the Great Wall of China\u00e2\u20ac\u201da target he managed to hit in a feat caught on video by NBC News. Corliss' last stunt involved flying through a 25-foot-wide crevice between two cliff faces.",
        "Caption": "Guy in Wingsuit Hits Target on Great Wall While Going 120mph",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2680",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2015 5:25 PM CDT) Mark Behrends of Nebraska celebrated a milestone rare among men this week\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe turned 110, qualifying him for supercentenarian status. The majority of people who reach that mark are women, notes Omaha.com. As for that inevitable question about the secret to his longevity, Behrends has a pretty good answer: beer. He always told everybody the reason he has lived so long is drinking one can of beer, every day at 3pm, says daughter Lois. He favors Miller but would be happy with whatever kind was around. Behrends is Nebraska's oldest living resident and quite possibly the oldest man in the nation, notes the website. That part's a little unclear, however, because a California man claims to be 116 and an Illinois man 112, though their age records, unlike those of Behrends, cannot be verified by the national Gerontology Research Group. Behrends lived his first 60 years on a farm, raising seven kids with wife Irene, before moving to the city, reports the Lincoln Journal Star. He was still driving his pickup until a few years ago and, technically, his driver's license doesn't expire until his next birthday. (This supercentenarian's secret? Raw eggs and no men.)",
        "Caption": "110-Year-Old Nebraska Man's Tip for Longevity: Beer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2681",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2008 9:10 AM) A gang of armed art thieves absconded with four masterpieces by Van Gogh, Degas, Monet, and Cezanne worth $160 million from a Zurich museum yesterday. The brazen daytime robbery follows a theft of two Picassos in Switzerland just two days earlier. The three masked thieves confronted a guard with guns, grabbed the paintings, and took off in a white vehicle, said authorities, who described the operation as a spectacular heist. Monet's Poppies Near Vetheuil, Degas' Count Lepic and His Daughters, Van Gogh's Chestnut in Bloom, and Boy in the Red Waistcoat by Paul Cezanne were taken. Police are hunting for yesterday's thieves as well as those who took the Picassos, which were on loan from Germany to another Swiss town.",
        "Caption": "$160M in Art Stolen in Zurich",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2682",
        "News Article": "(Apr 25, 2009 10:27 AM CDT) A wave of nearly $70 million in mysterious donations to a dozen colleges across the country has set off a happy guessing game in academic circles, the New York Times reports. Whoever it is wishes to remain anonymous and I, for one, am perfectly happy to respect that, says the president of New Jersey's Montclair State, which received $5 million last month. It was Michigan State's turn Thursday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe school got $10 million. Among the potential clues: All the lucky schools have female presidents, and some of the money is earmarked for scholarships for women and minority students. All except one are public. Most are in the East. Maybe, one nonprofit director speculates, the donor is lying low to avoid pressure to give in the future. Whatever the case, the recipients are just happy to be part of it. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re focusing on how this will help our students, says a University of Maryland official.",
        "Caption": "$70M in Anonymous Gifts Spark Academic Whodunit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2683",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2009 9:01 AM) Tiger Woods\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 sponsors are sticking by him, but if anything falls through, he has a back-up option\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6as long as he doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mind endorsing adultery. AshleyMadison.com, a website for cheating spouses, offered the cheating golfer a $5 million promotion deal, TMZ reports. In similar news, porn company Vivid Entertainment is offering $1 million to any past paramour who wants to move from Tiger galpal to porn star. Woods, who made more than $109 million in endorsement deals last year, will likely not have to take up said offer any time soon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNike, Gillette, Gatorade, and Electronic Arts recently issued statements of support. The people most upset by this are probably his female fans and people with strong feelings about marriage and religion, a marketing exec tells the New York Daily News. They're not really who his endorsers are trying to reach.",
        "Caption": "Tiger Offered $5M to Promote Cheaters Site",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2684",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2010 10:17 AM) Facebook has felled another Internet giant, surpassing Yahoo in January to become the second most visited website in the US. In December, Facebook had 132.1 million unique visitors to Yahoo\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 133.4 million. But last month the tables were turned, Mashable reports, with Facebook garnering 133.6 million unique visitors to Yahoo\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 132.0 million. The top spot, of course, belongs to Google.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Tops Yahoo as Web's No. 2 Site",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2685",
        "News Article": "(Mar 16, 2014 1:50 PM CDT) Nothing like a nail-biter: 95% of voting Crimeans want closer union with Russia and only 5% prefer greater independence from Ukraine, according to an official tally of half the ballots in today's vote, CNN reports. Crimean officials hailed the vote as an example of democracy in action while Western officials declared it illegal, reports the BBC. There are no problems at polling stations, said Sergey Aksyonov, who took over Crimea's regional government once Russian forces seized power. I don't feel or see that any pressure is being applied. The Russian news agency that reported earlier exit polls said more than 85% of Crimea's 1.5 million eligible voters turned out to vote, Haaretz reports. Meanwhile, pro-Russian protesters have stormed the prosecutor's building in the south-east Ukrainian city of Dontesk, chanting Donetsk is a Russian city and demanding that pro-Russian leader Pavel Gubarev be released. A pro-Ukrainian activist was killed there during clashes yesterday, CNN reports in an article headlined, Could Donetsk Go in the Same Way as Crimea? Click for more on the vote or read about Russians who seized a Ukrainian village.",
        "Caption": "Crimea Exit Poll: 95% Want Union With Russia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2686",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2009 3:18 PM CDT) Bernard Madoff's lawyer told a judge today his client will plead guilty later this week to 11 counts including money laundering, perjury and securities, mail and wire fraud. Prosecutors say the disgraced money manager will face up to 150 years in prison on the charges. The hearing at a Manhattan courthouse was called to resolve several potential conflicts of interest between Madoff and his lawyer, Ira Sorkin. Sorkin and his family invested more than $900,000 with Madoff. After questioning Madoff, the judge ruled that Sorkin may continue representing Madoff. Asked by the judge if Madoff would plead guilty Thursday, Sorkin said: I think that's a fair expectation.",
        "Caption": "Madoff to Plead Guilty on 11 Counts, Faces 150 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2687",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2011 2:05 PM) You can never really have too many Beckhams, and the world is about to get one more. Soccer star David and his ex-Spice Girl wife, Victoria, are expecting again, the AP reports. Victoria and I are expecting our fourth child this summer, David wrote on Facebook today. The boys are very excited about the arrival of a new brother or sister. A brother, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re guessing: The Beckhams, married in 1999, have three boys already: Brooklyn, 11, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 5. Click for more, including Victoria\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s thoughts on motherhood.",
        "Caption": "David, Victoria Beckham Expecting Baby No. 4",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2688",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2011 8:43 AM) Dick Clark will be in his usual New Year's Eve spot tonight, in front of the cameras for his New Year's Rockin' Eve show on ABC, notes the Huffington Post. As has been the case since 2005, Ryan Seacrest will co-host and handle most of the duties for the 82-year-old Clark, who has been slowed by a stroke since 2004. This year is the 40th anniversary of the show, which will feature a Lady Gaga performance just before midnight. (AP has more details on the show and what else is on. Clark does all his interviews via email these days because of his speech difficulties, and the New York Times broaches some touchy topics, like whether this might be his last show. I hope not, came the reply. Clark also said he hopes his hosting may serve as an inspiration to viewers who have physical disabilities. Click for more.",
        "Caption": "Dick Clark Will Be Back on TV for 40th Anniversary of New Year's Rockin Eve",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2689",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2012 9:02 AM CDT) The political world is buzzing today over a new Bloomberg poll that shows Barack Obama clobbering Mitt Romney by a whopping 53% to 40% margin. This comes despite voters widely disapproving of Obama's handling of the economy\u00e2\u20ac\u201donly 43% approve, while 53% disapprove. So why is Obama winning? Because voters just plain don't like Romney. Only 39% view him favorably, and 55% say he is more out of touch, with voters. A plurality also say they're better off now than four years ago. Forty-five percent say they're better off, to only 36% who say they're worse off. I'm just tired of the doom and gloom, says one independent voter. The pollsters point out, however, that the finding runs counter to recent economic indicators. Indeed, the whole poll is such an outlier that it's best taken with a big grain of salt, Steve Kornacki of Salon warns. Obama probably isn't actually up by 13 points, writes Kornacki, but the poll is evidence that he's faring better than an incumbent in this economy normally would. Click for his full column.",
        "Caption": "Obama Has Staggering 13-Point Lead Over Romney",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2690",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2008 8:31 AM CDT) A massive explosion in a Ukrainian coal mine trapped at least 37 miners and injured four others above ground, the AP reports. Several buildings were flattened. The mine had been ruled too dangerous to use, and the miners had been working to improve conditions. It was the biggest blast in Ukrainian coal-mining history. Rescuers were racing to the scene. The mine will likely be closed down, the deputy PM added. Since the fall of the USSR, 4,800 Ukrainian miners have lost their lives; for every million tons of coal mined in the country, three workers die, officials say.",
        "Caption": "37 Miners Trapped After Ukraine Explosion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2691",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2012 5:52 AM CDT) Beijing was hit by the worst torrential rains in 60 years yesterday, killing at least 10 people and trapping cars and buses in deep water around the capital, reports Sky News. Two people were killed when the roof of their home caved in, another by a downed power line, while others drowned. About 6.7 inches of rain fell in the city starting yesterday afternoon and into the overnight, with one district to the west of Beijing receiving 18.1 inches. Another 10 people were killed outside of Beijing, including six in a landslide. More than 500 flights were canceled at the Beijing Capital International Airport, leaving 80,000 people stranded. But there was one tiny silver lining to the devastating storms\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe heavy rains washed much of the usual pollutants out of the sky, giving the city a rare excellent rating on the official pollution index.",
        "Caption": "Beijing's Biggest Rains in 60 Years Kill 10",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2692",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2013 11:37 AM CDT) Add two more senators to the list of gay-marriage evolvers \u00e2\u20ac\u201dNorth Dakota's Heidi Heitkamp and Indiana's Joe Donnelly said today that they support same-sex marriage, reports the Huffington Post. Both are Democrats from conservative states and both are safe from re-election campaigns until 2018. The makeup of families is changing, but the importance of family is enduring, said Heitkamp in a statement. Together with yesterday's flip by Florida's Sen. Bill Nelson, the moves leave only four Democratic senators who have not publicly voiced support for gay marriage. If you're a bit amazed by how quickly senators have been evolving on this issue, you're not the only one. But Nate Silver decided to take things a step further, as usual, and try to come up with a mathematical model to explain why, for his latest blog post in the New York Times. The key, says Silver, is public support for gay marriage in many states growing from a slight majority to a clear one. But he expects the pace to slow down greatly at this point. The remaining senators who have not taken the opportunity yet may have good political reasons for it, and may wait some time before they do, he writes.",
        "Caption": "2 More Red-State Democrats 'Evolve' on Gay Marriage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2693",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2014 9:32 AM) Back in 1988, Mark Wahlberg was just a 16-year-old troublemaker, and after trying to steal two cases of beer from Thanh Lam outside a Massachusetts convenience store, he beat the man with a 5-foot stick and screamed racial slurs at him. The attack left Lam blind in one eye, NECN reports. Wahlberg was convicted of assault and served 45 days, and now, more than 26 years later, he'd like the conviction erased from his record, the Boston Globe reports. Since that time, I have dedicated myself to becoming a better person and citizen so that I can be a role model to my children and others, Wahlberg wrote in his application to the state's Board of Pardons. I have not engaged in philanthropic efforts in order to make people forget about my past, he continued, mentioning his own charity, as well as his support of the Dorchester Boys and Girls Clubs. To the contrary, I want people to remember my past so that I can serve as an example of how lives can be turned around and how people can be redeemed. ... Receiving a pardon would be a formal recognition that I am not the same person that I was on the night of April 8, 1988. It would be formal recognition that someone like me can receive official public redemption if he devotes himself to personal improvement and a life of good works. He does note that a pardon would also allow him to get a concessionaire's license, which would help in terms of his Wahlburgers restaurant chain. (Wahlberg's latest good deed: He'll go bald for a cancer charity.)",
        "Caption": "Mark Wahlberg Wants Pardon for 1988 Assault",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2694",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2012 12:08 AM) A Virginia man in the middle of a custody battle for his 3-year-old twin daughters funneled carbon monoxide into his suburban Richmond house and cut the throats of his girls and himself. Police aren't certain yet whether the gas or the cuts killed the three. The twins' mother called deputies, and was found sobbing on her knees in the driveway. My babies are dead, she told officers. Before they could enter, deputies had to first break windows to ventilate the house, which was filled with fumes from a flexible tube Robert King, 40, had attached to the exhaust pipe of his car. He placed the other end of the tube in the bedroom where the three bodies were found. King filed for divorce last year, claiming wife Kristina Hooper had abandoned the family. Hooper argued in court that she was driven from the home by King's paranoid behavior and verbal abuse, which made living conditions intolerable, reports the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The girls, Madison and Caroline, lived with Hooper, but were spending the weekend with King when he killed them.",
        "Caption": "Dad in Custody Battle Cut Throats of Twin Daughters, 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2695",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2012 7:49 AM CDT) The FBI missed a big chance to gain intel\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcompliments of a tapped phone network in Afghanistan\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbefore 9\/11 because it was busy fighting with the CIA, according to testimony heard yesterday in Britain's House of Commons. Stay with us on this one: As the Guardian reports, the revelation was made because the UK government wants to hold court cases related to national security in secret. And the official arguing that such a thing should not be permitted in the UK cited a US case as an example. David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, said that the FBI was presented with an incredible opportunity in 1998: to listen in on every single Taliban phone call. The FBI had learned that the Taliban had handed a UK-US venue a major telephone contract. Explains Davis, Because the Taliban wanted American equipment for their new phone network, this would allow the FBI and NSA to build extra circuits into all the equipment before it was flown out to Afghanistan for use. Those circuits would allow the FBI to learn details like the caller's name and the number they were calling. But Operation Foxden got mired in a battle between the FBI and CIA over who should take the lead on the project. It finally got authorized\u00e2\u20ac\u201don Sept. 8. 2001. It's unclear whether the US would have actually gained al-Qaeda- and 9\/11-related intel from these calls, but a huge opportunity was missed, Davis said. The businessmen involved in the phone venture got embroiled in a lawsuit, which was sealed to protect state secrets; Davis was using the US case as an example of how intelligence agencies misuse laws to shield embarrassments, rather than protect security.",
        "Caption": "FBI, CIA Infighting Killed Chance to Gain 9\/11 Intel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2696",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2008 5:06 AM CDT) The teen pregnancy rate increased in 2006 for the first time since 1991, reports CNN. Officials from the National Institutes of Health aren't sure if the 2.8% increase in the number of teen moms is a blip or the start of a trend, but the figures are a red flag that something has gone wrong, one expert told Bloomberg. Babies born to teens tend to have lower birth rates and more health and behavior problems, and their moms are less likely to finish high school. Some observers speculated that pregnancies of high-profile teens like Jamie Lynn Spears will continue to have an impact. Scenarios that were once considered taboo are applauded today, said a doctor. There seems to be less of a stigma for young girls.''",
        "Caption": "Teen Pregnancy on Rise for 1st Time in 15 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2697",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2009 6:47 AM) Today the Obama administration unveils its plan to help struggling homeowners with cuts in monthly payments, more possibilities for refinancing, and changed bankruptcy rules.\u00c2 Its central plank is a $50 billion subsidy for mortgage companies to make home loans more affordable. As the Wall Street Journal reports, economists are largely agreed that ending the foreclosure spiral and buoying house prices is key to ending the crisis. The variety of techniques fills in some of the gaps in last week's announcement by Tim Geithner of a $700 billion bailout for the financial system, which the treasury secretary said would include housing provisions. One problem facing any mortgage rescue has been how to discourage Americans from simply halting payments in order to qualify for lower rates. Obama's plan may therefore force homeowners to pay back the difference between the original payment and the reduced figure.",
        "Caption": "$50B Obama Plan Aims to Give Homeowners Options",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2698",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2016 7:24 AM CDT) Eleven people crammed into an SUV made to carry seven veered out of control Monday night on a Florida highway, killing three and injuring the other eight, NBC News reports. The Dodge Durango was traveling north on I-95 near Titusville around 6:30pm when it apparently suffered what Florida Highway Patrol officials say was a tire malfunction, leading the driver to lose control and the car to flip a few times, WESH reports. Four passengers were ejected, including a toddler in a car seat. The driver, identified by the FHP as 34-year Latorya Brown, was wearing a seatbelt and suffered non-life-threatening injuries, cops tell Florida Today. The three people who died were all said to be girls under the age of 18, per the FHP, while the toddler, who was lofted over what various sources say was a 25- to 30-foot-high barrier wall, was found in the nearby yard of an unoccupied home. When they arrived on scene, officers, troopers, and deputies heard the crying and found the child on the other side of the wall, FHP spokesman Steve Montiero says. The child was brought to a local hospital and is in stable condition. Meanwhile, officials are trying to figure out why so many people were in a car that didn't have enough seatbelts for everyone. We're talking 11 people inside of an SUV, Montiero says, per News 6. I don't know any SUV that fits 11 people inside of it. He adds, per Florida Today, Obviously someone was not belted. We're going to begin to look into that and determine what kind of charges will go from there. (A fiery Memorial Day crash in California in 2013 left five teens dead.)",
        "Caption": "3 Girls Dead After SUV Carrying 11 People Flips",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2699",
        "News Article": "(Sep 20, 2013 1:49 AM CDT) Thirteen people were shot in a park on Chicago's South Side around 10:15pm last night, including a three-year-old boy who was reportedly shot in the ear. The victims have been hospitalized, with three\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe toddler among them\u00e2\u20ac\u201din serious-to-critical condition; the Chicago Tribune reports the boy is in the worst condition. The shootings, which occurred on a basketball court in Cornell Square Park, drew some 60 police and a series of ambulances, the Tribune reports. The victims also included a 15-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl; the rest were adults. Witness Julian Harris, 22, tells the Chicago Sun-Times that gunmen with dreadlocks shot at him and his 3-year-old nephew, Deonta Tay-man Howard, on a street corner. The attackers were in a car that then turned toward the park. They hit the light pole next to me but I ducked down and ran into the house, Harris says. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been coming round here looking for people to shoot every night\u00e2\u20ac\u201djust gang-banging stuff. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s what they do. Authorities confirm the incident appeared to be gang-related. Tough side note: Family members tell the Tribune the 3-year-old's uncle was killed in a Labor Day shooting.",
        "Caption": "Toddler, 12 Others Shot in Chicago Park",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2700",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2010 3:54 PM) An 8-year-old boy was found dead today in a luxury hotel in Manhattan after his socialite mother apparently botched a murder-suicide attempt, police say. Gigi Jordan, 49, was taken to Bellevue Hospital after being found babbling incoherently in her $600-a-night room at the Peninsula New York on Fifth Avenue. She lawyers up right away, a source tells the Daily News. She won't answer any questions. Michael Jude, who was found wearing pajamas and foaming at the mouth, appeared to have been dead for some time, sources said. His mother, crazed over the end of her marriage, left her home on the Upper West Side and checked into the hotel with the boy Wednesday. She sent an ominous email to a relative in Belgium, who alerted the NYPD. Jordan is expected to survive, the New York Post reports.",
        "Caption": "Woman Kills Son, 8, in Posh NYC Hotel: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2701",
        "News Article": "(May 22, 2013 7:37 AM CDT) Still no jetpacks, but your inner 9-year-old has to be excited about this: NASA is developing a 3D printer that can print nutritious and flavorful food during space travel. The agency says its current space food is not adequate in nutrition or acceptability through the five-year shelf life required for a mission to Mars, or other long duration missions. So the new printer would combine powders, water, and oil a la carte to create meals that better suit an astronaut's individual tastes and needs, the Washington Post reports. The first goal is to create a 3D-printed pizza, but eventually, astronauts' families could send in personalized family recipes from home. Mom designs a cookie in a computer, sends the cookie to the space shuttle and the son or daughter prints out a cookie at Christmas, says the engineer who came up with the idea. He also believes the printer could eventually help the fight against hunger back here on Earth, as the powder used to build food would be shelf-stable for decades, Quartz reports.",
        "Caption": "NASA Wants to 3D-Print Pizza in Space",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2702",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2008 11:33 AM CDT) Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt donated $2 million to establish a center to care for children affected by tuberculosis and HIV\/AIDS in Ethiopia, People reports. The center will be named after daughter Zahara, 3, who they adopted from the African nation. It is our hope when Zahara is older she will take responsibility of the clinic and continue its mission, Pitt said. The power couple's Jolie-Pitt Foundation has already started the Maddox Chivan Children's Center in Cambodia, named for their 7-year-old son adopted from that country. Our goal is to transfer the success we have had in Cambodia to Ethiopia where people are needlessly dying of tuberculosis, a curable disease, and HIV\/AIDS, a treatable disease, Jolie said.",
        "Caption": "Brangelina Gives $2M for Ethiopian HIV Clinic",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2703",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2016 7:21 AM CDT) Louisiana was good to Taylor Swift and now the singer is giving back in the form of a $1 million donation to help victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 11 people, reports the AP. The 26-year-old says the donation is a big thank you to her wonderful fans in Louisiana who made us feel completely at home when Swift kicked off her last world tour there. The fact that so many people in Louisiana have been forced out of their own homes this week is heartbreaking, she says in a statement, urging those who can to help out and send your love and prayers their way during this devastating time. The contribution isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t Swift\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s first. Last year the pop idol gave $50,000 each to a young fan battling cancer and an ailing nephew of one of her backup dancers, notes US Weekly. Among others: $50,000 to Philadelphia Children\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Hospital in 2014, and $100,000 to flood relief in Iowa in 2008. (For much more on the scope of the devastating flooding, click here.)",
        "Caption": "Taylor Swift Gives $1M to Louisiana Flood Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2704",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2014 11:57 AM CDT) A week after 6-year-old Washington state girl Jenise Wright went missing, authorities have charged a 17-year-old male who lived in her neighborhood with her murder and sexual assault, reports the Seattle Times. The teenager isn't yet being named, but faces charges including second-degree murder, first-degree manslaughter, and child rape. There's a lot of grief, says a sheriff's spokesman. The suspect was identified via forensic evidence, and as KOMO notes, dozens of residents of the trailer park in which Jenise lived voluntarily submitted DNA samples. She was found dead in a nearby wooded area earlier this week.",
        "Caption": "17-Year-Old Held in Murder, Assault of Wash. Girl, 6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2705",
        "News Article": "(Mar 9, 2016 5:27 PM) One day after it was declared a success at a widely covered press conference, America's first uterus transplant failed due to a sudden complication, CNN reports. According to the New York Times, the transplanted uterus was removed from a 26-year-old woman named Lindsey on Tuesday at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. I just wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude toward all of my doctors, CNN quotes a statement from Lindsey. They acted very quickly to ensure my health and safety. Doctors are currently trying to figure out why the transplant failed. In an effort to help women without uteruses get pregnant, the Cleveland Clinic announced a program of 10 transplants, of which Lindsey was the first. She was born without a uterus, and though she and her husband have adopted three children, she dreamed of giving birth herself. She received the transplant last month. The Cleveland Clinic says it has no plans to stop its transplant program after Tuesday's failure. Doctors in Sweden have performed nine uterus transplants, with four patients having since given birth.",
        "Caption": "America's 1st Uterus Transplant Fails Suddenly",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2706",
        "News Article": "(May 11, 2008 12:25 PM CDT) Even dramas and spy movies can turn into disaster flicks, either during or after the final wrap. The Los Angeles Times takes a close look at 9 accursed movies.",
        "Caption": "Curses! 9 Totally Unlucky Films",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2707",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2016 4:08 PM CDT) A former student who impregnated a California high-school teacher received a $6 million settlement from the school district Friday, the Los Angeles Times reports. The victim's attorney, Vince Finaldi, says it's the largest child sexual abuse settlement against a public entity in US history, reports the Redlands Daily Facts. That number didn't get there by accident, Finaldi says. He says that the Redlands Unified School District knew that Laura Whitehurst was sexually abusing students and did nothing about it and thus the district had no choice but to settle. A spokesperson for the district denies it knew anything about the abuse and says the district wanted to avoid further costly legal battles, KABC reports. Whitehurst was arrested in July 2013 and convicted of having sexual relationships with the victim, who was 17 at the time, and two other students. She served six months in jail and now shares custody of her child with the victim, who says Whitehurst used religion to keep him quiet and in the relationship. The school district says the $6 million settlement will not affect its budget for teachers and other educational expenses. We hope that this tragic and unfortunate episode will now be behind us, the district spokesperson tells the Daily Facts. (This teacher was just sentenced for abuse that occurred 22 years ago.)",
        "Caption": "Teen Who Impregnated Teacher Gets $6M From District",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2708",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2016 9:00 AM CDT) Ted Cruz showed up Wednesday for a CNN town hall\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor what Gawker frames as another glimpse into the waking hell that is Heidi Cruz\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s daily life \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith his wife and two young daughters in tow, and Heidi offered up a personal, if bizarre, nugget of life with the GOP presidential candidate. She dished on what her husband did right after they got back from their honeymoon: bought 100 cans of Campbell's Chunky soup. I never bought 100 of anything, she told moderator Anderson Cooper. This was shocking to me, so we had a tough conversation about it. I said, You don't buy 100 of anything, much less canned soup. We can't do this. Heidi said that while Ted was sleeping, she brought all 100 cans back to the store, but after a panicked phone call to her mother just to make sure I'd done the right thing as a newlywed, she realized the soup should stay. As the New York Daily News notes, that wasn't the only odd revelation about Cruz that emerged during the town hall. The man who once fought against masturbation also relayed how he'd once watched porn with Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. And in what may be one of the more scandalous tidbits to arise in Election 2016, Cruz's daughter, Caroline, who just turned 8, revealed she's got tape of her dad dolled up in granny panties and a pink feather boa at a father-daughter picnic. (Ted also has a Plants vs. Zombies obsession.)",
        "Caption": "Cruz's Post-Honeymoon Splurge: 100 Cans of Soup",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2709",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2014 12:05 AM CDT) The first showdown of brilliant bullpens went to the Kansas City Royals. After Kansas City took the lead with a five-run sixth inning, the trio of Kelvin Herrera, Wade Davis, and All-Star closer Greg Holland shut down the hot-hitting San Francisco Giants. Kansas City cruised from there to a 7-2 victory last night, evening the World Series at a game apiece as it shifts to the Bay Area for the next three games. It's a huge luxury for me, Royals manager Ned Yost says. After the sixth inning, my thinking is done. I don't have to mix and match. Herrera's blistering 101mph fastballs kept the free-swinging Giants on their heels, and Davis breezed through a perfect eighth inning with his own heat. The hard-throwing Holland worked around a single in the ninth, punctuating the victory by punching the air. We've got a pretty good recipe for success with Herrera, Davis, and Holland, Yost says. Meanwhile, the San Francisco bullpen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich had the fifth-best ERA in the majors and had tossed 12 2-3 scoreless innings in its last four games\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas lit up like the crown-shaped scoreboard in center field. The series now shifts to AT&T Park, a quirky ballpark that very few Royals have played in. Jeremy Guthrie will be on the mound for them in Game 3 on Friday night, while veteran Tim Hudson makes the first World Series start of his 16-year big-league career for San Francisco. Read more on the game, which included a shouting match.",
        "Caption": "Royals Take Game 2 With 7-2 Win",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2710",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2015 7:40 AM CDT) A maintenance crew removing debris from under the US 50 Bridge over the Nanticoke River in Maryland last spring thought they might have hit on something special when they saw wood that looked like ship timbers. They were certainly right: Archaeologists are now confirming that it isn't just a ship, but perhaps the oldest found in the area, dating back to the 1700s, reports WBOC 16. Growth rings reveal it was made from oak cut down between the Potomac River and Annapolis and fastened with wooden pegs, reports WBAL-TV. The 45-foot cargo ship was likely built at a small shipyard or plantation in Maryland, and charring suggests it was torched by British sympathizers in the 1780s. The day you find a shipwreck in Maryland waters is a momentous occasion, says Julie Schablitsky, chief archaeologist with the State Highway Administration. It doesn't get much better than this. She and her husband, Navy underwater archaeologist Bob Neyland, have been analyzing the ship all summer. They've even recovered a few artifacts and documented the timbers with a 3D laser scanner to reconstruct what it looked like before sinking. The shipwreck will be vacuum freeze-dried in the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab for preservation, and perhaps offered in some way for public viewing. (Treasure hunters recently made a big find off Florida.)",
        "Caption": "Workers Removing Debris Find 18th-Century Shipwreck",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2711",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2010 3:55 PM CDT) Fair or not, baby boomers get a bad rap for being a self-indulgent bunch who pale in comparison to the Greatest Generation of their parents. Boomers need a legacy, writes Michael Kinsley in the Atlantic. It ought to be patriotic. And it ought to be accomplished by the time the last Boomer turns 65, which would be 2029. Boomers have 19 years to redeem themselves. His suggestion: Cash. We should pass on to the next generation an America that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s free from debt, writes Kinsley. Instead of ignoring it, or arguing endlessly about whose fault it is and who should pay for it, Boomers as an age cohort should just grab the check and say, 'This one\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s on us.' One way to start is with an improved estate tax, one that reaches far more people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dessentially anyone who inherits any significant amount of money\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut at a much lower rate. A little more so-called rationing \u00e2\u20ac\u201dto avoid wasteful, long-shot medical care near the end of life\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwouldn't hurt, either. Read the full essay here.",
        "Caption": "Boomers, You've Got 19 Years to Redeem Yourselves",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2712",
        "News Article": "(Sep 15, 2009 4:00 PM CDT) Bay Area police are searching Philip Garrido\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s home and adjacent properties for evidence of two kidnappings in the late 1980s similar to the abduction of Jaycee Dugard, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Nine-year-old Michaela Garecht was kidnapped in 1988 from nearby Hayward, while 13-year-old Ilene Misheloff was taken 2 months later in Dublin. Hayward and Dublin police are searching the area. Original agencies that were on the properties searching were not familiar with our cases, a Hayward official says. We're taking another shot at the properties to see what we can find. The two departments are even considering tearing down the Garrido home to search underneath. We are working with Contra Costa County and the people who have conservatorship of the property to see if that's possible, a Dublin official says.",
        "Caption": "Garridos Suspect in 2 More Cases",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2713",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2009 3:02 AM CDT) Prosecutors yesterday detailed an unimaginably horrific attack on two French students in their London apartment by home invaders seeking the men's ATM pin numbers, reports the Times of London. The gifted biochemistry grad students, who had been in London just two months to attend school there, were bound in their underwear and stabbed a total of 244 times over at least two hours in the attack last summer, according to opening statements in the trial of their two suspected killers. The attackers successfully withdrew money from one account, but apparently became enraged when an ATM machine ate the card of the second roommate. One of the killers repeatedly stabbed the men in the head, and handed over the weapon to his accomplice to finish off the roommates, said the prosecutor.",
        "Caption": "Prosecutors Detail 244-Stab Attack on French Students",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2714",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2015 1:33 PM CDT) Logan Fairbanks and his dad have posted a lot of videos on YouTube, and the 11-year-old couldn't help but notice the cruel taunts being directed his way. He convinced his reluctant dad, Josh, to allow him to make a video in which he reads some of them, reports ABC News. It's tough to hear\u00e2\u20ac\u201dboth Cosmopolitan and Today use the phrase heart-breaking \u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut Logan doesn't flinch: It's not a pity party, though. After reading the list and pausing a moment, Logan says: I hope that people don't bully other people anymore. I hope that this helps. And people that have been bullied: Don't let these words affect you. The video has now been viewed more than 500,000 times, and Logan tells ABC he's gotten feedback from around the world. I wanted to show that I could be strong against whatever people said against me and to inspire others who deal with the same thing. (One study finds that the effects of bullying can last into middle age.)",
        "Caption": "11-Year-Old Reads Cruel Comments About Himself",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2715",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2010 2:52 PM CDT) A looming hurricane could force workers scrambling to slow or stop the Gulf oil spill back to shore\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand release even more oil into the water, the Miami Herald reports. A weather system in the west-central Caribbean has a 70% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone over the weekend. If that happens, the Deepwater Horizon site would have to be evacuated, and the top hat that's been collecting some oil from the well would have to be turned off. Coast Guard officials estimate the well would have to be left alone for 14 days. Federal officials say the top hat could collect about 840,000 barrels in that time. A hurricane would also force the boat crews collecting oil from the surface of the Gulf to stop, leaving that oil in the water as well.",
        "Caption": "Storm Could Stop Spill Cleanup for 2 Weeks",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2716",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2016 2:01 PM CDT) A New York City man has pleaded not guilty after police say they found more than 1,400 bags of heroin stashed inside his body, the AP reports. Vermont State Police say 41-year-old Fernando Estrella of the Bronx was pulled over for a traffic violation early Tuesday in St. Albans. Authorities say a police dog detected drugs but police did not find any in the minivan. Police say they got a warrant for a body cavity search and 1,428 bags of heroin were removed from Estrella's rectum at a hospital. They were stuffed into three condoms, adds the New York Daily News. Estrella pleaded not guilty to felony heroin possession, heroin trafficking, heroin importation, and violating conditions of his release. He was being held Wednesday. It was not immediately known if he had a lawyer who could comment on his behalf. A message left at the public defenders' office after hours was not returned.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Guy Hid 1.4K Bags of Heroin\u00e2\u20ac\u201din His Body",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2717",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2009 7:14 AM CDT) The remains of the first American lost in the 1991 Persian Gulf War have been found in Iraq, the military said today. The disappearance of Navy Capt. Michael Scott Speicher has bedeviled investigators since his fighter jet was shot down on the first night of the war. He was positively identified through a jawbone found at the site and dental records. Several Iraqis said they remembered the crash and that Bedouins had buried his remains. The Pentagon initially declared Speicher killed, but uncertainty\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the lack of remains\u00e2\u20ac\u201dled officials over the years to change his official status a number of times to missing in action and later missing-captured. The 2003 invasion led to a number of leads, including what some believed were the initials MSS scratched into the wall of an Iraqi prison.",
        "Caption": "Pilot's Remains Found in Iraq After 18 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2718",
        "News Article": "(May 3, 2016 1:23 PM CDT) There was champagne, there was celebrating, there was \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 probably a lot of noise as some very expensive steel and rubber smashed into a tree. A man in Essex, England, appeared terribly excited to take delivery of his new $313,000 McLaren 650S sports car (a supercar that Jalopnik notes can hit 100mph in under six seconds) last week, and neighbors spotted him downing some bubbly to commemorate the occasion, the Telegraph reports. But a mere 10 minutes later (10 minutes!), the car was reduced to a mangled lump of carbon-fibre and metal, as the paper puts it. Police don't know yet whether the champagne-chugging man who welcomed the car was behind the wheel or if someone else smashed up his luxury purchase. (Rowan Atkinson, aka Mr. Bean, once had a close call in a McLaren.",
        "Caption": "$300K Car Crashes 10 Minutes After It's Delivered",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2719",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2016 11:42 AM CDT) Starting Sunday, snail mail will cost you a little less: The price of a first-class stamp dropped two cents to 47 cents in the United States Postal Service's first rate drop in a century, reports USA Today. Postcard stamps likewise take a one-cent drop, to 34 cents, and international stamps drop to $1.15. But while consumers might cheer, the USPS itself is less than thrilled with the cut, which isn't so much a cut as it is the expiration of a 2014 temporary rate increase designed to bail the ailing institution out of the red, notes ABC News. USPS had sought to make the rate hike permanent, but was turned down by the Postal Regulatory Commission. Given our precarious financial condition and ongoing business needs, the price reduction required by the PRC exacerbates our losses, says Postmaster General Megan Brennan, who had earlier called the move irrational. The move is expected to cost the postal service $2 billion a year, notes ABC News.",
        "Caption": "USPS Price Cut Is 1st in 100 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2720",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2011 1:23 PM CDT) Lindsay Lohan is officially going to jail\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut not for very long. Judge Stephanie Sautner sentenced the actress\/aspiring Playboy model to 30 days behind bars today, after she admitted to violating her probation by skipping therapy sessions at the Downtown Women\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Center. But the county sheriff\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s department tells TMZ that Lohan will probably only serve 20% of that sentence\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor six days. Sautner also laid out a strict schedule for the remainder of Lohan\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s probation, saying she must complete all of her remaining community service time at the county morgue, and that if she doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t complete it and her therapy by March 29 she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll get another 270 days in jail. She also advised Lohan to quit tweeting about her morgue shifts. Still, Lohan seemed to think she\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d gotten off easy\u00e2\u20ac\u201das she left court she was heard muttering, Thank God.",
        "Caption": "LiLo Gets 30 Days in Slammer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2721",
        "News Article": "(Oct 28, 2014 2:40 PM CDT) A new study might be inching us closer to the possibility that the worst criminals can blame their behavior on bad genes. In the study of 900 convicts in Finland, researchers found that those with mutated forms of two genes were 13 times more likely to have a history of violence, reports the BBC. The researchers said that up to 10% of violent crime in Finland can be attributed to people with this particular genetic profile. For the science-minded, the genes in question are monoamine oxidase A (MAOA), which is linked to dopamine levels in the brain, and cadherin 13 (CDH13), which is linked to impulse control, reports the Telegraph. Scientists from Sweden's Karolinska Institute emphasize that human behavior is unimaginably complex and that they are not suggesting screening for criminals. We\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve observed two genes that have a relatively big effect on violent behavior, but there are possibly tens or hundreds of other genes that have a smaller effect, says one. This is why a \u00e2\u20ac\u02dctest for criminality\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 is not possible from this study. A scientist not involved with the work echoes the sentiment, telling the Independent that to call these 'genes for violence' would ... be a massive exaggeration. But the study in Molecular Psychiatry points the way for future research, raising the possibility of identifying people at risk early and trying to steer them away from trouble. For instance, the bad behavior associated with the MAOA gene may be more pronounced when booze or drugs is involved, reports io9. (Another study found that moms' stress in pregnancy shows up in their kids' DNA.)",
        "Caption": "Scientists Link 2 Genes to Violent Behavior",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2722",
        "News Article": "(May 6, 2016 9:12 AM CDT) Curtis Jackson III needed to make amends for a joke he posted online, and he's just donated a huge chunk of money to an autism advocacy group, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports. Jackson\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbetter known by his rapper name 50 Cent\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlanded in hot water when he posted a video to Instagram of himself making fun of Andrew Farrell, a 19-year-old with autism, Asperger's, and major hearing loss who works as a janitor at the Cincinnati\/Northern Kentucky International Airport. In the video, 50 can be heard saying Farrell is high as a mother-----, per TMZ. [I want] to turn this misunderstanding into an understanding, 50 said in a statement. There are people [who] are ignored, mistreated, and neglected with disabilities that need our support. Today, I have made a donation of $100,000 to this worthy cause through Autism Speaks. Farrell and his family are said to be pleased, especially because they had only asked for a $10,000 donation to an autism cause. (50 Cent got into trouble with a bankruptcy judge for posting video of himself frolicking in cash.)",
        "Caption": "50 Cent Gives $100K to Charity After Teasing Autistic Teen",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2723",
        "News Article": "(Sep 25, 2014 7:05 AM CDT) Mass shootings really are on the rise, according to a new FBI report. There has been an average of nearly one mass shooting a month in America this century and the rate has risen dramatically in recent years, the report released yesterday says. The agency says it identified a total of 160 active shooter incidents\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddefined as an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area \u00e2\u20ac\u201dsince 2000, and found most happened in a matter of minutes, and around two-thirds of them were over before police arrived, reports the Wall Street Journal. There were an average of 6.4 mass shootings a year between 2000 and 2006, not including gang violence and domestic incidents, but the rate soared to an average of 16.4 a year between 2007 and 2013, according to the report, which the FBI says aims to help law enforcement agencies prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from these incidents. A total of 486 people were killed and 557 wounded in the incidents, notes the New York Times, not including the shooters, 40% of whom committed suicide. Only six of the shooters were women. At a briefing yesterday, an FBI behavioral analyst said that many shooters have a real or perceived deeply held personal grievance and the only remedy that they can perceive for that grievance is an act of catastrophic violence against a person or an institution, CNN reports. Chillingly, he explained that the copycat phenomenon is real and there appear to be a growing number of compromised and marginal individuals who are seeking inspiration from these past attacks.",
        "Caption": "Mass Shootings Have Nearly Tripled Since '06: FBI",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2724",
        "News Article": "(Oct 11, 2011 8:56 AM CDT) Rihanna takes the Sexiest Woman Alive crown from Minka Kelly in the new issue of Esquire. But, of course, the most interesting quote from her interview has to do not with sexiness, but Chris Brown. Though she resented her ex for a while, that anger was taking up too much of my time, she says. It was too much anger, and now she's moved on and is really excited to see the breakthrough he's had in his career. Brown is still serving probation for attacking Rihanna in 2009, the AP notes. It's incredible to see how he pulled out the way he did. Even when the world seemed like it was against him, you know? she continues. I really like the music he's putting out. I'm a fan of his stuff. I've always been a fan. I would never wish anything horrible for him. Never. I never have.",
        "Caption": "2011's Sexiest Woman Alive Is...",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2725",
        "News Article": "(Nov 9, 2014 5:44 AM) The last two Americans being held captive by North Korea returned home last night. Kenneth Bae and Matthew Miller landed at a Washington state military base after their departure was secured through a secret mission by James Clapper, director of national intelligence. Bae, surrounded by family members, spoke briefly after the plane carrying him and Miller landed about 9pm. I just want to say thank you all for supporting me and standing by me, he said. He thanked President Obama, the many people who supported him, and the North Korean government for releasing him. It's been an amazing two years, I learned a lot, I grew a lot, I lost a lot of weight, said Bae, a Korean-American missionary with health problems. Asked how he was feeling, he said: I'm recovering at this time. Miller of Bakersfield, Calif., and Bae of Lynnwood, Wash., flew back with Clapper, the highest-ranking American to visit Pyongyang in more than a decade. Obviously we are very grateful for their safe return, President Obama said yesterday. Clapper spent roughly a day on the ground and met with North Korean security officials\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut not Kim, a senior Obama administration official said. The US had considered sending someone from outside government to retrieve the detainees, but suggested Clapper after the North Koreans indicated that they would release the detainees if the US sent a high-level official from Obama's administration. Analysts said the decision to free Bae and Miller now probably was a bid to ease pressure over North Korea's human rights record. To us, North Korea seems like a strange place, said Bae's sister, Terri Chung. Don't allow that to make that a reason to forget the people of that country.",
        "Caption": "Bae Nods to 'Amazing 2 Years' as Captives Return",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2726",
        "News Article": "(Mar 10, 2010 2:34 PM) Ask not for whom the digital clock beeps, Jack Bauer, it beeps for thee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dFox will cancel 24 after this season, sources tell The Wrap. Though it's not official yet, the network has hinted it might drop the expensive thriller in August, with one executive saying, It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s going to come down to a business decision. Unfortunately for fans, ratings have merely been OK this year. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not just a ratings issue. Fox\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s current primetime slate is so solid that it needs to clear some space to develop new hits. There\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an outside chance it will approach other networks about picking up the show, but the pricey production would probably be a nonstarter for Fox's competitors\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith the possible exception of a desperate NBC.",
        "Caption": "Time's Up for Jack Bauer, 24",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2727",
        "News Article": "(Jul 13, 2012 4:17 PM CDT) Drew Brees is the $100 million man. The quarterback for the New Orleans Saints forged the most lucrative deal in NFL history this morning\u00e2\u20ac\u201dno player has ever averaged $20 million per year. His contract will pay him $100 million over five years, including a first-year fully guaranteed payout of $40 million, reports ESPN. In six seasons with the Saints, Brees has set the all-time single-season passing record and led the team to its only Super Bowl victory. I love my organization, team, and the city of New Orleans, Brees told ESPN. Now I need to go earn it. For more on the contract, head over to Bleacher Report.",
        "Caption": "Drew Brees Lands Record $100M for 5 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2728",
        "News Article": "(Feb 18, 2013 11:49 AM) A labor dispute at a South African mine saw at least 13 workers and security guards shot with rubber bullets or hacked with machetes, according to local reports. Security guards opened fire at the Anglo American Platinum mine, as union factions squared off, Reuters reports. There were no fatalities, though a police spokesman says members of one union survived by running for their lives. The scuffle follows the company's announcement of job cuts last month.",
        "Caption": "13 Shot, Hacked in South Africa Mine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2729",
        "News Article": "(Jan 16, 2013 1:00 AM) The NRA's new shooting app for mobile devices is no longer being described as suitable for ages 4 and up. The age recommendation for NRA: Practice Range was changed to at least 12 years and a warning that the game depicts intense and realistic violence was added after an outcry from anti-gun groups, the AP reports. The game offers a virtual shooting range with a variety of firearms, and provides tips on gun safety. This is a classic example of everything that is wrong with the NRA, says a spokesman for the Courage Campaign advocacy group, which started a petition urging Apple to drop the free game from its App Store. Instead of coming to the table with constructive ideas to reduce gun violence, the NRA is instead developing a video game that glorifies guns and gun violence.",
        "Caption": "NRA Shooting App No Longer 'Suitable' for 4-Year-Olds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2730",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2013 6:37 PM) An Australian teenager who wanted to run away from his life survived nearly 9 weeks in the bush near Sydney before being discovered by hikers, Perth Now reports. Matthew Allen, 18, was highly disoriented, partly blinded, covered in leeches, and suffering from gangrene when first responders winched him to an ambulance. Amazingly, Matthew was just 220 yards away from homes that were blocked from his view. How he survived during record 113-degree heat is unclear, but he drank from a muddy creek as he lost nearly 90 pounds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout half his body weight. The accountancy student had simply left home with basic camping equipment and food supplies, leaving his cell phone behind. He reportedly suffers from mental health problems: He didn't want to be found, says a family friend. He wanted to run away from his life. He is being treated in a hospital for exposure-related injuries, reports the Daily Telegraph.",
        "Caption": "Boy Survives 9 Weeks in Wild; Has Leeches All Over",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2731",
        "News Article": "(Nov 6, 2010 12:01 AM CDT) Jill Clayburgh, best-known for her Oscar-nominated role in An Unmarried Woman, has died at age 66, following a 21-year battle with chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Clayburgh's career spanned five decades, and broke ground and glass ceilings alike in her portrayals of empowered women, as in her turn as a divorcee exploring her sexuality in 1978's An Unmarried Woman. There was practically nothing for women to do on the screen in the 1950s and 1960s, Clayburgh told the AP in a 1978 interview while promoting An Unmarried Woman. Sure, Marilyn Monroe was great, but she had to play a one-sided character, a vulnerable sex object. It was a real fantasy. Clayburgh graced big and small screen alike, most recently roles on Dirty Sexy Money and Nip\/Tuck.",
        "Caption": "Oscar Nominee Jill Clayburgh Dead at 66",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2732",
        "News Article": "(Mar 7, 2009 10:27 AM) If you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve been waiting for a housing recovery, keep waiting. This March-June, the season when most homes are typically bought and sold, promises to be the worst since the bubble burst in 2006, the New York Times reports. Some 19 million homes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dnearly one of every seven nationwide\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare vacant, but only 6 million are currently for sale, meaning prices, already down 50% in recent years, are in for a crushing wave of supply. This week brought yet more bad data for sellers: One in every nine mortgages is delinquent or in foreclosure, and sales of previously owned homes fell at their fastest pace in two years. You are really looking at a very, very ugly outlook, said the head of one housing research firm. Prices are likely to keep on falling into 2010.",
        "Caption": "Housing Rebound Unlikely in '09",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2733",
        "News Article": "(May 25, 2012 11:13 AM CDT) Sure, no one was that desperate for a Men in Black 3\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut it's actually a pretty good summer movie. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones are back defending the planet from aliens, and this time, Josh Brolin's along for the ride as a young Jones.",
        "Caption": "Men in Black 3: Better Than the First?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2734",
        "News Article": "(Apr 17, 2016 3:55 PM CDT) America's political division into 50 states is only hurting its ability to compete in the global economy, writes Parag Khanna at the New York Times. That's because the US, like other nations, is clustering into city-centered economic regions that need social and economic support. The 50-state model means that federal and state resources are concentrated in a state capital\u00e2\u20ac\u201doften a small, isolated city itself\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand allocated with little sense of the larger whole, writes Khanna, a senior fellow at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. This holds back bigger cities, he adds, and ensures that smaller US cities will be cut off from the national agenda, destined to become low-cost immigrant and retirement colonies, or simply to be abandoned. Khanna wants Congress to look at America as seven distinct super-regions : the Great Lakes, the Great Northeast, the Southeast Manufacturing Belt, the Gulf Coast, the Great Plains, the Inland West, and the Pacific Coast. Within these are urban archipelagos like the Arizona Sun Corridor (Phoenix to Tucson), the Cascadia Belt (Vancouver to Seattle), and the megalopolis from Boston to Washington (where 50 million people make up 20% of the US GDP). Such thinking could lead to smarter placement of roads, rail lines, telecommunications, data centers, and manufacturing plants\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlike China and Italy are already doing. More than America\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s military grand strategy, such an economic master plan would determine if America remained the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s leading superpower, writes Khanna. See Khanna's full piece here.",
        "Caption": "Forget 50 States: America Is 7 Regions",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2735",
        "News Article": "(May 26, 2015 2:02 PM CDT) A new entry in the senior-prank-gone-awry category: A number of Maryland high school students found themselves on the wrong side of the law after allegedly breaking into their high school at 3:40am Wednesday and dispersing 72,000 ladybugs. The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office has identified seven suspects: Police say five mask- and hoodie-clad males broke into Chopticon High School by busting in a door, triggering an alarm; two others remained in the car. My Fox DC reports six were seniors at the school and one was an alumnus. NBC Washington reports the ladybugs were purchased online. Four are juveniles and have been hit with fourth-degree burglary, property destruction under $1,000, and disruption of school activities charges, reports WUSA-TV; the other three will be charged as adults by criminal summons. There also have been consequences at the school, consequences some students are protesting as unfair: They say one male who was involved got the green light to play in the baseball state championship game post-prank, but that the class president is being barred from giving a speech at tomorrow's graduation. (An entire Ohio school district was forced to cancel school this month over a prank.)",
        "Caption": "Senior Prank Involving 72K Ladybugs Ends Poorly",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2736",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2012 11:16 AM) How's this for a gloomy stat? Only 3% of Americans have ideal heart health, according to a new report from the American Heart Association. Using data collected on 350,000 Americans in 2009, it gathered info on seven major heart-health factors it identified: blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking, BMI, diabetes, exercise, and fruit\/veggie intake. Those who had optimal levels in all seven factors (defined, for instance, as getting at least 75 minutes of vigorous exercise a week, or eating at least five fruit\/veggie servings a day) got the ideal rating\u00e2\u20ac\u201dabout 10,500 of those surveyed. The AHA broke down its findings by state in an effort to help each one focus its cardiovascular efforts, reports NBC News. Washington, DC, came out on top, with 6.9% reporting ideal heart health, followed by Vermont (5.5%) and Virginia (5%). On the bottom: Oklahoma (1.2%) and West Virginia and Mississippi (both 1.5%). Somewhat encouragingly, only 10% overall reported having poor cardiovascular health, defined as having just zero to two factors at optimal levels. Click to learn your heart health score.",
        "Caption": "Just 3% of Americans Have 'Ideal' Heart Health",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2737",
        "News Article": "(Aug 2, 2008 12:39 PM CDT) A huge Microsoft study of its Messenger records bolsters the oft-quoted, but never proven, theory of six degrees of separation \u00e2\u20ac\u201dalmost. The study puts the figure at 6.6, but that's still a pretty small world. A Microsoft researcher analyzed 30 billion messages sent among 180 million users worldwide and found that most people could be linked by a string of fewer than 7 acquaintances, the Washington Post reports. To me, it was pretty shocking, said one of the researchers. What we're seeing suggests there may be a social connectivity constant for humanity, a sentiment that makes playing Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon almost scholarly. The study, which included all of Microsoft Messenger\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s traffic from June 2006\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhalf of the world\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s at the time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis by far the largest investigation into the details of personal interconnectivity.",
        "Caption": "6 Degrees of Separation? New Study Says 6.6",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2738",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2010 8:54 AM CDT) Minneapolis learned a lesson today: Don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mess with zombies. Police arrested seven friends dressed as the living dead in 2006, after noticing they were carrying bags with wires sticking out that apparently looked like a bomb. It turned out to be sound equipment, and the group was never charged, but they were nonetheless jailed for two days, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. The city decided to settle a lawsuit filed by the group, and will pay them and their attorney $165,000. The seven friends were walking the streets in traditional zombie style, with white face powder, fake blood, and dark eye makeup. They were carrying sound equipment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich police called simulated weapons of mass destruction\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto amplify their iPod music. The group says it was protesting mindless consumerism and the belief that people purchase things as a replacement for real interaction, says one. Police detained them after finding out none were carrying identification.",
        "Caption": "Arrested, Jailed Zombies Get $165K From Minneapolis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2739",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2011 1:54 PM) BP's compensation fund for Gulf oil spill victims has issued a final settlement payment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto just one of the roughly 91,000 people and businesses waiting for checks, records show. And that $10 million payout went to a company after the oil giant intervened on its behalf. BP won't identify the business, citing confidentiality, but acknowledges it lobbied for the settlement. The amount far exceeds smaller stop-gap payments that some individuals and businesses have received while they wait for their own final settlements. Kenneth Feinberg, the administrator of BP's $20 billion compensation fund, said today that BP struck an outside deal with the business and told the fund to make the payment. We never reviewed the claim, Feinberg added. We honored the request of the parties to fund the claim. Feinberg, whose law firm is paid about $850,000 a month by BP, has faced repeated criticism from lawmakers, plaintiffs attorneys, and claimants who complain about a lack of transparency and independence from BP, as well as claims being shortchanged and paid too slowly, or not at all. It makes me sick, said a shrimper and oysterman who filed a claim for losses of about $140,000 that is under review. It's just criminal.",
        "Caption": "BP Issues Final Payment to Just One of 91K Spill Victims",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2740",
        "News Article": "(Nov 21, 2008 3:23 PM) News that Barack Obama\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s will nominate Timothy Geithner, head of the New York Fed, as Treasury Secretary buoyed stocks today, although the major indices all lost value for the week, MarketWatch reports. The Dow closed up 494.13 at 8,046.42. The Nasdaq gained 68.23 to settle at 1,384.35, and the S&P 500 rose 47.59, closing at 800.03. The broader rally failed to reach several key financial stocks. Citigroup saw another huge daily drop as investors ponder its future; it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s now valued at $20 billion, 11% of its 2007 worth. KeyCorp and Hartford financial also saw roughly 10% declines. The Gap, however, rallied 27% after reporting a 3% rise in quarterly profits.",
        "Caption": "Dow Up 494 on Geithner Pick",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2741",
        "News Article": "(Jun 9, 2012 1:13 PM CDT) Yet another advance is in the works for China's space program. China will try for its first manned space docking later in June, its space agency announced today, according to the New York Times. The Shenzhou 9 will dock with the Tiangong 1 space lab sometime in June, with a three-person crew that could include a female astronaut. The rocket and space craft were moved to a launch platform in the Gobi Desert today. Since its first manned space flight in 2003, China has been moving aggressively with its space program, late last year announcing an ambitious five-year plan, which included bringing back rocks from the moon.",
        "Caption": "China Readies for 1st Manned Space Docking",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2742",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2010 2:04 AM) A strong earthquake jolted southern Taiwan this morning, causing widespread damage, at least a dozen injuries, and serious disruption to transportation and communications. The 6.4 quake was the largest to hit the Kaohsiung region in over a century, AP reports. At least 15 aftershocks followed within hours. Experts say the quake wasn't geologically related to the massive quake that hit Chile over the weekend.",
        "Caption": "6.4 Quake Rocks Taiwan",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2743",
        "News Article": "(Jul 27, 2008 11:00 AM CDT) Amid charges of excessive use, Iran hanged 29 convicts this morning in Tehran. The Iranian Supreme Court approved the death sentences, variously on charges of murder, rape, armed robbery, or drug trafficking, the BBC reports. Last year, the country carried out 317 executions, second only to China. Tehran, however, insists the death penalty is an effective deterrent, judiciously used after a lengthy legal process.",
        "Caption": "Iran Hangs 29 Convicts, Calls Deaths Crime Deterrent",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2744",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2013 9:33 AM CDT) Purchasing a four-year college education is starting to sound a lot more like buying a car. Liberal arts schools throughout the country are offering new deals to win over families with less cash on hand, the Wall Street Journal reports. You might get $2,500 cash back if you apply today; or perhaps you'd like to pay for seven semesters and get the last one free. At least one school is even offering financial support to graduates whose post-college employment pays little. Colleges are facing a smaller pool of graduating high school seniors, forecast this year at 3.32 million, compared to 3.41 million in the 2010-2011 school year. What's more, fewer students heading to college plan to attend private, four-year institutions. Meanwhile, students have seen the average cost of public and private colleges soar 92% between 2001 and 2011, and the average student-loan toll among 2011 graduates with debt was $26,600. We're 127 years old, but doing business the same way as we always have isn't going to work for the next 127 years, says the president of Alma College in Michigan.",
        "Caption": "Colleges Warm to Deals: Buy 7 Terms, Get One Free",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2745",
        "News Article": "(Apr 23, 2008 6:27 AM CDT) The UN's humanitarian chief has painted a grim picture of the situation in Darfur, estimating that disease, war, and famine have claimed 300,000 lives in the region since conflict broke out in 2003\u00e2\u20ac\u201d100,000 of them since 2006. People are continuing to die as efforts to solve the crisis have stalled, he warned the Security Council. The humanitarian official said he was saddened and angry that no solution to the suffering had been found, reports the Los Angeles Times. We continue to see the goal posts receding, to the point where peace in Darfur seems further away today than ever, he said. Some experts think the true death figure is much higher.",
        "Caption": "300,000 Dead in Darfur: UN",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2746",
        "News Article": "(Jul 29, 2010 2:45 PM CDT) Toyota will recall another 412,000 vehicles because of problems with the steering system. The steering lock on Avalon sedans built between 2000 and 2004 were made with a faulty casting that can crack if the car is steered hard to the right, locking the wheel in place, Toyota said. The company will pay for repairs of the 373,000 affected vehicles beginning in late August, the LA Times reports. Separately, Toyota recalled 39,000 Lexus LX 470 SUVs made from 2003 to 2007. A strong impact to the front wheels (think potholes) can cause a snap ring to break, which could eventually cause the steering shaft to disengage. Three accidents are linked to the Avalon problem, none with the Lexus.",
        "Caption": "Toyota Recalls 412K Avalons, Lexus SUVs",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2747",
        "News Article": "(Sep 29, 2014 7:14 AM CDT) A tragedy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a mystery\u00e2\u20ac\u201darose Saturday night in Utah, where a couple and three of their kids were found dead in their home. Benjamin and Kristi Strack, 37 and 36, respectively, and their sons Benson, 14, and Zion, 11, as well as their daughter Emery, 12, were found\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall together in the parents' bedroom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby another son and his grandma in the Provo suburb; police found no evidence of trauma and ruled out the possibility of a violent assault. Lab results are pending, and police say blood analysis is the next step, KSL reports. No carbon monoxide was found in the air, but an official notes that gas could have dissipated before the air was tested, the Los Angeles Times reports. We haven't ruled out anything except there was no violent trauma, he says, as per the AP. We're going to look at everything. Animals who lived in the home were uninjured, as were neighbors who live in the other half of the duplex.",
        "Caption": "Family of 5 Dies Mysteriously in Utah Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2748",
        "News Article": "(Jan 6, 2010 1:55 AM) The British government has issued a flash emergency weather warning for all counties as what's expected to be the biggest snowfall in 50 years is burying the nation. Forecasters are predicting nearly 20 inches of snow in under 24 hours in areas already socked by record chills and blizzards. Drivers were warned not to venture out, and schools as well as several rail services and flights were already shut down yesterday. British troops were called in last night to rescue hundreds of motorists stranded in a massive snow-triggered traffic jam. Ambulance service officials warned they could only provide help in the most critical cases, and officials feared the nation would soon run out of heating gas. The weather is taking a turn for the worse, announced Prime Minister Gordon Brown. We are doing everything possible to keep disruption to a minimum.",
        "Caption": "Brits Battered by Biggest Snowfall in 50 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2749",
        "News Article": "(Aug 4, 2011 7:53 AM CDT) In its first meaningful action since the Syria uprising began five months ago, the UN Security Council issued a statement yesterday condemning the government's use of force against civilians. The statement, finally agreed upon after three days of talks, condemn[s] widespread violations of human rights and calls on both sides to stop the violence. Western powers wanted a stronger statement or even a resolution, but Russia and China were among the nations insisting against such a move. In a rare move, Syria's neighboring nation Lebanon disassociated itself from the statement, al-Jazeera reports. Meanwhile, violence continued, particularly in Hama, where an activist says 45 more civilians have been killed since yesterday. Reuters offers terrifying accounts, though not independently verified: Five people, including two children, killed as they tried to flee; tanks advancing into central Hama; snipers appearing on rooftops. The US and Turkey have hardened their stances, with a White House spokesman stating that Syria would be a better place without President Assad and the Turkish deputy PM stating that Syria is making a big mistake. A London-based human rights observatory says 1,629 civilians and 374 security force members have been killed since March.",
        "Caption": "UN Condemns Syria as 45 More Die",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2750",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2010 2:39 PM CDT) A racy black gown worn by Lady Diana Spencer on one of her first official engagements has been snapped up by a Chilean fashion museum for more than $276,000\u00e2\u20ac\u201dseveral times the original estimate. The strapless silk taffeta dress's revealing cut and striking black color caused a minor scandal when Diana was pictured stepping out of a limousine in the outfit in at a London charity event in 1981, but it helped turn the 19-year-old royal bride-to-be into an overnight fashion icon. I think Diana didn't really have a particular sense of style, I mean, she dressed as a typical 'Sloane Ranger' of that time, you know, with the skirts, cardigan, little sweater, pearls, it was kind of a uniform for girls of that age, said Elizabeth Emanuel, who designed the black dress with her then-husband, David. Chile's Museo de la Moda paid $276,500, and the Emanuels were the sellers.",
        "Caption": "Lady Di's Racy Dress Fetches $276,000",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2751",
        "News Article": "(Jul 23, 2013 4:40 PM CDT) The newest whiz-bang TV will set you back a cool $15,000. South Korean companies LG and Samsung are selling 55-inch curved OLED televisions in the US, reports the Verge. LG is doing so via Best Buy (the rollout will gradually expand to stores across the US) and Samsung only through select dealers at first. The TVs are uber-thin and sleek-looking, and production is so tricky that prices aren't expected to come down anytime soon, reports the Wall Street Journal. OLED stands for organic light-emitting-diode technology, and CNET offers a primer on why this amounts to a dream TV: incredible contrast, impossibly thin, extremely energy efficient. Just not very economical.",
        "Caption": "Curved TVs Are Here ... for Only $15K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2752",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2015 6:24 PM CDT) A small cruise ship sank overnight in China's Yangtze River during a storm, leaving at least one person dead and nearly 450 people missing, most of them elderly, state media reports. Ten people have been rescued so far. Search teams heard sounds coming from within the partially submerged ship about 12 hours after it went down and were trying to confirm whether they were from survivors trapped inside, state broadcaster CCTV says. Footage from the broadcaster showed rescuers in orange life vests climbing on top of the upside-down hull, with one of them lying down tapping a hammer and listening for a response, then pointing downward. The boat was traveling from Nanjing upstream to the southwestern city of Chongqing when it sank Monday night in Hubei province. The official Xinhua News Agency quoted the captain and chief engineer, who were both rescued, as saying the ship sank quickly after being caught in a cyclone. The Communist Party-run People's Daily says the ship sank within two minutes. CCTV says the four-level ship had been carrying 406 Chinese passengers, five travel agency employees, and 47 crew members. The broadcaster says 10 people were rescued and that one person was confirmed dead; seven of the survivors swam to shore and alerted authorities to the sinking. More than 50 boats and 3,000 people are involved in search efforts.",
        "Caption": "450 Missing in China Ship Disaster",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2753",
        "News Article": "(Sep 14, 2012 9:15 AM CDT) Sinar Parman has a little bit of a beef with Tom Cruise that dates back 22 years. The former Scientologist was the personal chef for L. Ron Hubbard himself, and later for Cruise. Parman ended up catering Cruise's wedding reception when he married Nicole Kidman in 1990, and was told by Scientology boss David Miscavige that he wouldn't be paid for it. Scientology staffers typically work as volunteers, Business Insider explains, but in this case Parman was angry because he had to cover food and other personal expenses while in Colorado for the wedding. He was never reimbursed, so he left the church\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the church had investigators tail him and his wife and persuade them to rejoin. He finally left for good in 2001.",
        "Caption": "Wedding Caterer: Tom Cruise Stiffed Me ... in 1990",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2754",
        "News Article": "(Apr 25, 2016 8:40 AM CDT) On April 12, USA Today owner Gannett made a private offer to Tribune Publishing: We want you, for roughly $815 million, or $12.25 per share. USA Today's own report on the offer notes that at $12.25 a share, Gannett is offering a 63% premium over Friday's closing stock price. The Wall Street Journal notes the deal is valued at $400 million, as Gannett would be acquiring Tribune's debt. Gannett CEO Robert Dickey says that after making the offer he communicated with Tribune CEO Justin Dearborn and Chair Michael Ferro via phone. But after what Dickey frames as Tribune's continued refusal to begin constructive discussions with us, Gannett went public with the proposal. What we're hoping for is to sit down with Tribune's board and work out a transaction, says Dickey. What that transaction would mean: Joining USA Today and 107 local outlets (the Detroit Free Press, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Arizona Republic, etc.), would be 11 dailies, chief among them the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and Baltimore Sun. Tribune fills a number of geographical gaps for us, Dickey says. Gannett thinks it could shave $50 million in costs due to overlaps, though Dickey says editorial wouldn't be slashed. The Journal notes that Gannett claims 12% of America's daily newspaper circulation; Tribune Publishing, 5%.",
        "Caption": "Gannett: Tribune Won't Play Ball, So We're Revealing $815M Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2755",
        "News Article": "(Jan 4, 2010 1:33 AM) In the toughest new airline security rules in history, all US-bound passengers from 14 nations considered state sponsors of terrorism or countries of interest will be patted down, and their carry-on baggage will be searched. The new rules will apply beginning today to travelers from Afghanistan, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen, MSNBC reports. Inbound travelers from all other countries chosen at random will also be subjected to the same level of scrutiny. The State Department and Homeland Security worked together to assemble the list of targeted countries. The new directive includes long-term, sustainable security measures developed in consultation with law enforcement officials and our domestic and international partners, said a statement from the Transportation Security Administration.",
        "Caption": "All Flyers From 14 Nations to Be Patted Down",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2756",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2016 3:16 PM CDT) The stock market's pre-election funk has extended into an eighth straight day, marking the longest losing streak for a key benchmark since the 2008 financial crisis, the AP reports. The Standard & Poor's 500 index took another turn lower Thursday as investors worried that Election Day could upset the status quo in Washington and the US economy. The losses for US stocks were modest but broad. Health care and technology companies fell more than the rest of the market, and several companies declined after reporting disappointing earnings or outlooks. Fitbit plunged 34% and Facebook lost 6%. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 29 points, or 0.2%, to 17,930. The S&P 500 fell 9 points, or 0.4%, to 2,088. The Nasdaq composite lost 47 points, or 0.9%, to 5,058.",
        "Caption": "Markets: S&P 500 Sees Longest Losing Streak Since 2008 Crisis",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2757",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2012 11:00 AM) A prison riot in northern Mexico left about 20 people dead early today, according to a security official. A Nuevo Leon state public security spokesman told Milenio television that the riot broke out at about 2am at a prison in the city of Apodaca outside the northern industrial city of Monterrey. He said authorities at the state prosecutor's office reported 20 dead. A group of inmates in one cell block started to riot and took one of the guards hostage, the spokesman said. The riot then spread to a second cell block. Authorities regained control of the prison within a couple of hours. Families of the prisoners were gathered outside this morning, seeking word of the victims. Deadly fights happen periodically in Mexican prisons as gangs and drug cartels stage jail breaks and battle for control of penitentiaries, often with the involvement of officials.",
        "Caption": "Mexico Prison Riot Kills 20",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2758",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2014 1:47 PM CDT) An Army general has upheld Private Chelsea Manning's conviction and 35-year prison sentence for giving reams of classified US government information to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks, the Army said today. The approval by Maj. Gen. Jeffery Buchanan, commander of the Military District of Washington, clears the way for an automatic appeal of the case to the Army Court of Criminal Appeals. Manning's appellate lawyers said yesterday that they expect their appeal to focus on issues including alleged misuse of the Espionage Act. The 26-year-old native of Crescent, Okla., was sentenced in August for six Espionage Act violations and 14 other offenses. Buchanan, as commander of the jurisdiction in which the trial was held, had the option of approving or reducing the court-martial findings. Manning is serving her sentence at Fort Leavenworth; her lawyer says that with good behavior, she could be released as early as February 2020.",
        "Caption": "Army: Manning's 35-Year Sentence Will Stand",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2759",
        "News Article": "(Apr 12, 2012 1:56 AM CDT) Two Chinese graduate students at the University of Southern California were killed near the Los Angeles campus just after midnight yesterday. Ying Wu, 23, was shot in the chest as she sat in a BMW with Minq Qu, who would have turned 24 today. He was shot in the head, but made it to a nearby house where he pounded on the door seeking help. He collapsed and died later at a local hospital. Police believe a lone gunman was responsible, and suspect he was trying to rob the pair, the Los Angeles Times reports. The two, both studying engineering, were among the 2,500 Chinese students at USC, where international students make up close to a fifth of the student body. The families have invested so much in these children, so much love, so much hope, and the children know that, the executive director of the USC-China Institute said at a memorial service on campus. They know the expectation is they will come here and succeed. University officials say the shootings took place in an area where security has been stepped up in recent years.",
        "Caption": "2 USC Students Shot Dead Near Campus",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2760",
        "News Article": "(Jul 12, 2014 11:45 AM CDT) A 9-year-old girl's love of the water ended up sadly dooming her in what her family calls a one in a billion occurrence. Hally Bug Yust of Spring Hill, Kan., died after contracting an infection commonly known as brain-eating amoeba, reports the Kansas City Star. The infection generally occurs in freshwater during warm weather, and Hally had been skiing on four different bodies of water in recent weeks. The exact source of the infection can't be determined as a result, but the best guess is that water went up her nose while she was skiing, and the amoeba traveled to her brain, reports KCTV5. State officials says the odds aren't quite one-in-a-billion, but the infection formally known as primary amoebic meningoencephalitis is relatively rare: It cites 132 cases in the US from 1962 to 2013, mostly in southern states and nearly always fatal. Citing those long odds, Hally's parents said their daughter loved the water, and we hope you will not live in fear of this rare infection that took our daughter\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s life. (A young woman in Oregon suffered a life-threatening infection after falling off her bike.)",
        "Caption": "9-Year-Old Water Skier Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2761",
        "News Article": "(Jul 2, 2014 10:27 AM CDT) They're baffling, mysterious, confounding: the rarest of rare diseases, ones that often plague no more than 50 people on the globe. The quest to diagnose them is getting a big boost from the National Institutes of Health, which yesterday announced the creation of a an Undiagnosed Diseases Network. Essentially, NIH is handing a total of $43 million in grants to six centers: at Duke, Stanford, Baylor, Vanderbilt, Baylor, and Boston Children's Hospital\/Brigham and Women's Hospital\/Massachusetts General Hospital. The hope is that within three years, each center will see 50 patients annually\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtesting their genetic codes and comparing notes on the findings, NBC News reports. Patients will be directed to the various centers via a coordinating center at Harvard, which will also make sure that relevant data is shared across centers, reports the Boston Globe. The NIH explains that the network builds on a 6-year-old program at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md.; but that program has only been able to study about 20% of the 3,000 people who have applied to it, per the Globe. Their disorders are often caused by extremely rare genetic mutations, and genetic sequencing has unraveled some of the mystery. Researchers have already found the genomic foundation for 5,000 rare genetic disorders, but 3,000 more remain, the director of one of the NIH institutes explains. The Globe puts the current odds of finding the root of a rare disease at about 25%\u00e2\u20ac\u201da stat that could be boosted as the six centers use the most cutting-edge technology.",
        "Caption": "$43M Quest: Solve Mystery of Rarest Diseases",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2762",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2018 6:15 AM) Dozens of women have accused Charlie Rose of sexual misconduct stretching back decades; there's now a bit of legal closure for a handful of them. A suit in New York state alleging the 76-year-old engaged in blatant and repeated sexual harassment of three former junior colleagues has been settled\u00e2\u20ac\u201dat least the part that contends CBS News knew about his behavior, per Business Insider. A statement from CBS spokeswoman Christa Robinson notes, The matter is resolved, though she adds that the amount awarded to Chelsea Wei, Sydney McNeal, and Katherine Brooks Harris has been kept confidential at the women's request, the Washington Post reports. Wei and Brooks Harris worked with Rose at CBS, McNeal at PBS. Among the accusations in the suit: that Rose caressed and touched parts of their bodies like their arms, shoulders, and waist and kissed them on the cheek. There was also verbal denigration, the women contend, with Rose pointing out other women and calling them prostitutes, as well as calling Wei an idiot and a China doll, the suit alleges. While CBS may now be done with this complaint, Rose isn't yet in the clear: The women's lawyer says the part of the suit that names him directly is still in play. The Post says it has heard from 35 women in total who have accusations of sexual harassment or other inappropriate behavior by Rose.",
        "Caption": "CBS Settles With 3 Women Over Charlie Rose",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2763",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2016 9:32 AM CDT) A 2-year-old boy is dead after climbing onto a kitchen counter, pulling a handgun from his mom's purse, and shooting himself while she had momentarily stepped away. Police say they arrived at the Indianapolis home around 9pm Wednesday and found the boy with a single gunshot wound. The Indianapolis Star reports he was shot in the shoulder, while Fox59 reports he was shot in the chest. Firefighters called to the scene worked to revive the unresponsive boy, but to no avail, per WISH. He was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. The grieving mother is cooperating with detectives \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 and after detectives questioned her she was later released, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says, noting the woman had a gun permit for the .380 Bersa semi-automatic pistol.",
        "Caption": "2-Year-Old Fatally Finds a Gun in Mom's Purse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2764",
        "News Article": "(Feb 23, 2009 5:12 PM) American Express is offering some of its customers $300 to pay their balance and close their accounts, Reuters reports. The firm has been hit with staggering losses, exacerbated by their expansion in recent years to less well-heeled customers. American Express declined to say how many customers had received the buyout offer or what their card balances were.",
        "Caption": "AmEx to Clients: Here's $300, Now Get Lost",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2765",
        "News Article": "(Jul 9, 2010 12:20 PM CDT) The midterm elections are poised to shake up the political landscape, a consequence that Peggy Noonan traces directly back to the volatile town hall meetings of last summer. Neither the Republicans nor the Democrats saw it coming, she writes of the movement. But it was a seminal moment, and whatever is coming in November, it started there. Noonan goes so far as to liken the activity to Iranian unrest, given that most of the coverage came on the web and YouTube. During the debate over health care reform, President Obama united his opposition. His party will probably pay the price in November, but Republicans had better not be too triumphalist, Noonan writes for the Wall Street Journal. They still need to prove they're worthy of the electoral bounty that is likely to come their way. ... If they don't start thinking big and encouraging debate, they're going to blow it, too. And they'll find out at a town hall meeting in 2013. Or earlier.",
        "Caption": "Seminal' Town Halls of 2009 Still Resonate",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2766",
        "News Article": "(Feb 28, 2011 1:55 AM) The last doughboy has died. Frank Buckles, the last surviving American veteran of World War I, died peacefully of natural causes at his farm in West Virginia at age 110, the Washington Post reports. Buckles, who was born in Missouri in 1901, lied about his age to get into the military at 16 and served as an ambulance driver in France. In World War II, he spent three and a half years as a civilian prisoner of war in the Philippines after being captured by the Japanese. Buckles, who appeared before Congress in 2009 to make the case for creating a national World War I memorial, spent several years as the last survivor of the almost 5 million Americans who served in the conflict. I knew there'd be only one someday, he said a few years ago. I didn't think it would be me. Thanks to a special exemption ordered by George W. Bush in 2008, Buckles will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery despite not having a Medal of Honor, Purple Heart, or having been killed in action.",
        "Caption": "Last US WWI Vet Dead at 110",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2767",
        "News Article": "(Jan 25, 2010 1:11 AM) An Ethiopian Airlines plane with 90 people aboard crashed off the coast of Lebanon shortly after takeoff early today. Searching rescue crews recovered 34 bodies from the Mediterranean Sea, and no survivors were expected to be found. The cause was not immediately known, but authorities speculated the crash of the Boeing 737 may have been linked to stormy weather. As of now, a sabotage act is unlikely. The investigation will uncover the cause, said Lebanese President Michel Suleiman. Among the passengers en route to Addis Ababa were the wife of the French ambassador to Lebanon. Passengers also included Lebanese, Syrians, Ethiopians, Canadians, Russians, Iraqis and British citizens. The plane disappeared from radar 5 minutes after takeoff from Beirut.",
        "Caption": "Ethiopian Jet Carrying 90 Crashes off Lebanon",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2768",
        "News Article": "(Jun 12, 2013 11:49 AM CDT) Walgreens made history yesterday ... by being ordered to pay the largest fine in the history of the US Controlled Substances Act. The drugstore empire was slugged for $80 million for an unprecedented number of violations in its sale of oxycodone and other controlled substances, following a probe by the DEA, USA Today reports. The agency says Walgreens allowed the highly addictive painkillers to reach the black market by systematically failing to report unusually large or frequent orders from its pharmacies, and dispensing to customers even when their prescription was flagged as problematic. Walgreens pharmacists blatantly ignored red flags, says a DEA special agent. Six of Walgreens' Florida pharmacies were ordering more than a million oxycodone pills a year, the DEA found. One pharmacy in a town of 34,000 people ordered 2.2 million pills in 2011; the average US pharmacy orders 73,000 a year. Those pharmacies have had their controlled substance licenses suspended until May 2014 and the company has been barred from distributing controlled drugs from its Florida warehouse\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe largest supplier of oxycodone to pharmacies in the state\u00e2\u20ac\u201duntil September 2014.",
        "Caption": "Walgreens Slapped With Record $80M Oxy Fine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2769",
        "News Article": "(Nov 25, 2013 2:47 PM) Buddha may have achieved enlightenment two centuries earlier than experts believe\u00e2\u20ac\u201dif an ancient timber shrine can be taken at face value, AFP reports. A team of archaeologists, digging under the temple considered to be Buddha's birthplace, discovered a wooden shrine that dates to the 6th century BC. Problem is, scholars usually date Buddha to the 4th century BC. This sheds light on a very very long debate over Buddha's birth date and the beginnings of Buddhism, says archaeologist Robin Coningham. The archaeologists found the shrine under a brick temple that's housed inside the Maya Devi Temple at Lumbini, now a major tourist attraction in Nepal. Experts consider the brick temple to be Buddha's birthplace in part because it includes an open area where a tree once grew\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand Buddha was born under a tree. As for the wooden shrine, it could be part of an older temple underneath, but its design matches the structures built on top of it. So let the debates begin. This is one of those rare occasions when belief, tradition, archeology and science actually come together, says Coningham.",
        "Caption": "Buddha's Birthday Wrong by 200 Years: Experts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2770",
        "News Article": "(Feb 22, 2011 9:42 AM) Trips to the gas station could get a whole lot more painful soon, now that the unrest sweeping the Middle East has hit an oil-producing nation. Crude prices shot up 7% yesterday, and were still rising this morning, after BP and Norway\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Statoil evacuated workers from Libya, USA Today reports. If this thing escalates, and there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a good chance that there\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d be a shift in supplies, $5 gas isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t out of the question, one senior energy analyst says. Gas prices are already up 20% from last year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s levels, and within the next few days are expected to rise another 2.5% to $3.25. Analysts think old-fashioned consumption will drive it to between $3.75 and $4 by midsummer, even without additional political upheaval. We have all the wrong things working together at the right time, says another analyst. If unrest hits other oil-producing nations, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re easily talking $5 gas.",
        "Caption": "Libya Unrest Could Push Gas to $5",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2771",
        "News Article": "(May 31, 2013 5:00 PM CDT) Four firefighters searching for people they thought might be trapped in a blazing Houston motel and restaurant today were killed when the part of the structure collapsed and ensnared them, authorities said. At least five other firefighters were hospitalized in the blaze that became the deadliest in the 118-year history of the Houston Fire Department. The five-alarm fire took place at the Southwest Inn, along one of Houston's most heavily traveled freeways, US Highway 59. Three firefighters were killed at the scene, while the fourth died at a hospital, according to the mayor's office and a medical examiner. Five others were hospitalized for treatment of chest pains or leg injuries. We took the highest amount of risk possible because we thought we had civilians in the structure, Fire Chief Terry Garrison said. The structure collapsed and our members who were trying to save lives were lost. Garrison said everyone else has since been accounted for. A cause of the blaze hasn't yet been determined.",
        "Caption": "4 Firefighters Dead in Houston Fire",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2772",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2014 12:35 PM CDT) The 9\/11 attacks took place years before the dawn of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and the iPhone, which is why Gabrielle Birkner's memories of New York City in the aftermath are so tactile and analog, she writes at Quartz. She remembers the posters of missing people posted on lampposts, not on social media, and actual American flags flying everywhere. We were thankfully spared from anguished tweets or status updates from those trapped on the upper floors of the Twin Towers, along with color-filtered smartphone pictures of the burning buildings, uploaded in real time onto Instagram. Nor was there a need for everyone to comment publicly about what happened, or to create a trending WTC hashtag. Birkner isn't condemning the modern penchant for online mourning but pointing out that, had it been around in 2001, it would have changed a lot about how we took in the events as they unfolded, how we parsed them, and also how we grieved. No matter how much we post, people still have the need for deep, offline connection. So while plenty of tweets and status updates today will mark the 9\/11 anniversary, for much of New York, sanctuary lies in the passing taxi, the concrete sidewalks, the pulse of bodies in motion. Click for the full column.",
        "Caption": "9\/11 Predated Facebook, and That Might Be a Good Thing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2773",
        "News Article": "(Jul 5, 2019 7:20 AM CDT) One evening last summer, Mikhail Khachaturyan decided that his living room wasn't tidy enough, so he summoned his three teenage daughters one by one and doused each with pepper spray. There was little unusual about this evening in the Khachaturyan household, according to court records, except for one thing: The sisters decided they couldn't take the violence and abuse anymore. They waited until their father fell asleep in his rocking chair and attacked him with a kitchen knife and a hammer. He put up a fight, but died within minutes. The AP reports the Khachaturyan sisters, now aged 18, 19 and 20, were charged last month with premeditated murder, in a case that has drawn outrage and shone a light on the way the Russian justice system handles domestic violence and sexual abuse cases.",
        "Caption": "Their Father Abused Them. Now 3 Sisters Face 20 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2774",
        "News Article": "(Apr 25, 2016 10:18 AM CDT) The city of Cleveland will pay the family of Tamir Rice $6 million over the boy's fatal shooting in 2014, reports CNN. The payment settles a federal lawsuit filed by the family after a trainee police officer shot and killed Tamir at a city park. Under the settlement\u00e2\u20ac\u201dTamir's estate gets $5.5 million, and his mother and sister get $250,000 apiece\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe city admits no wrongdoing. The payout is in line with similar cases, notes Cleveland.com, including the $5 million paid by Chicago over the Laquan McDonald shooting and the $6.4 million paid by Baltimore in the Freddie Gray shooting. While the settlement is historic in financial terms, no amount of money can adequately compensate for the loss of a life, say the Rice family attorneys in a statement. In a situation such as this, there is no such thing as closure or justice. Nothing will bring Tamir back. The settlement doesn't resolve all the legal issues in the shooting. The Justice Department is investigating whether police violated Tamir's civil rights, though such cases are rarely brought because the threshold of proof is so high.",
        "Caption": "Tamir Rice Family to Get $6M From Cleveland",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2775",
        "News Article": "(Apr 27, 2015 8:10 AM CDT) Corinthian Colleges will shut down its remaining 28 campuses, displacing about 16,000 students, less than two weeks after the Department of Education announced it was fining the for-profit institution $30 million for misrepresentation. Corinthian was one of the country's largest for-profit educational institutions, and NBC News reports the shutdown may be the biggest ... in the history of higher education in the United States. Corinthian collapsed last summer amid a cash shortage and fraud allegations. In a statement yesterday, the company based in Santa Ana, Calif., said it was working with other schools to help students continue their education, though as one student put it to KCRA, It was very shocking to be told 'hey, tomorrow, no more school. The closures include Heald College campuses in California, Hawaii, and Oregon, as well as Everest and WyoTech schools in California, Arizona, and New York. The Education Department contends that Corinthian failed to comply with requests to address allegations of falsifying job placement data and altering grades and attendance records; Corinthian agreed to sell or close its campuses under pressure from the department. In one instance, Heald College's Honolulu campus declared a student had found work in her chosen field of accounting, even though administrators knew she was working at Taco Bell, the department said. A group of current and former Corinthian students are petitioning the department to waive their federal student debt based on the allegations. The company generated $1.2 billion in government loans its final year.",
        "Caption": "16K Students Learn Their College Is No More",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2776",
        "News Article": "(May 29, 2014 12:45 AM CDT) A senior US Navy official has said four pings detected in the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 probably didn't come from the jet's black boxes. Speaking with CNN, Michael Dean said countries involved in the search concluded that had the pings come from the jet, searchers would have found a sign of the plane when scanning 329 square miles of southern Indian Ocean floor around all four ping sites. With that search now complete, it can now be discounted as the final resting place of MH370, the Australian Joint Agency Coordination Center told the New York Times. Dean added the pings instead came from another man-made source unrelated to Flight 370, perhaps even the searching ship. The next phase of the search will involve a far larger area: as much as 23,166 square miles off the coast of Western Australia. That search will likely begin in August after commercial side-scan sonar operators are contracted, the Belfast Telegraph reports. We won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t be searching the area where the acoustic pings were detected again, a rep for the Australian Transport Safety Bureau added. We are confident that that search has been completed.",
        "Caption": "Navy Official: Pings Likely Weren't From Flight 370",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2777",
        "News Article": "(Jul 11, 2008 10:47 AM CDT) The 3-D adventure flick Journey to the Center of the Earth is generating tepid reviews. The Brendan Fraser vehicle is rambunctious and ridiculous, though some younger moviegoers might enjoy it, writes Jan Stuart in the LA Times. Aimed at kids of an age group more conversant with Dr. Seuss than Jules Verne, the film\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s minor-league visuals will score highest among those who have little to compare them with. The scariest thing in Journey is that after 50 years, 3-D movies' biggest draw is still the old yo-yo-in-your-face trick, writes Joe Neumaier in the New York Daily News, who allows, The cast hits the right notes. But Peter Travers begs to differ: in 3-D, the story comes alive, despite the tacky sets and gimmicks, he writes in Rolling Stone.",
        "Caption": "3-D Doesn't Ensure an Exciting Journey",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2778",
        "News Article": "(Nov 16, 2010 5:50 AM) Danish scientists seeking to solve a 400-year-old mystery have exhumed one of the country's most celebrated astronomers for the second time. Tycho Brahe\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho cataloged more than 1,000 new stars and whose observations laid the foundations for modern astronomy\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied in 1601, and some suspect he was murdered, the BBC reports. One theory holds that Brahe was killed on behalf of King Christian IV; others suggest that his assistant, Johannes Kepler, murdered him to steal his work. The last time Brahe was dug up, in 1901, tests on his facial hair discovered unusually high levels of mercury. Scientists plan to take more samples to determine whether he was killed by a single high dose of mercury, or possibly through long exposure to low levels of it, which would have happened in his sideline as an alchemist. They also plan to examine the metal prosthetic nose that the astronomer wore after losing his real one in a duel in 1566.",
        "Caption": "Danes Dig Up 16th-Century Astronomer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2779",
        "News Article": "(Aug 6, 2008 2:33 PM CDT) A New Zealand reptile is about to become a father at the ripe old age of 111, reports the Guardian. Henry the tuatara displayed no interest in reproducing during 40 years of captivity but regained his sex drive earlier this year after removal of a cancerous growth from his genitals. He then mated with Mildred, who bore 12 eggs in mid-July. The eggs take 12 to 16 months to hatch. With these guys, foreplay might take years, said a tuatara curator in New Zealand. One has to be patient. Tuataras, also known as living fossils, descend from a creature that inhabited Earth with the dinosaurs. Only 100,000 exist and they have an average lifespan of 60 years.",
        "Caption": "At Age 111, Finally a Dad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2780",
        "News Article": "(Nov 17, 2015 7:05 AM) It's true: Charlie Sheen revealed to Matt Lauer on the Today show Tuesday morning that he is, in fact, HIV-positive, and has known for four years. It's a tough three letters to absorb. It's a turning point in one's life, says Sheen. The diagnosis came while he was hospitalized for a series of severe headaches. The 50-year-old actor says he has paid big money to people over the last four years who have threatened to go public with his secret\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding a prostitute who once photographed his medication. I think I release myself from this prison today, he said. Sheen said it's impossible that he has transmitted HIV to anyone else. He also told Lauer that he has had unprotected sex with two people since the diagnosis, but both were aware of his status. (TMZ reports that he has settled lawsuits with people who had sex with him but were unaware of his HIV status.) He's not clear on how he contracted HIV, but he spoke of his out-of-control drinking and drug use of a few years ago. Bad decisions. Sheen's doctor also appeared on the show, and he said Sheen currently has undetectable levels of HIV in his body, thanks to medication. (The fight against HIV recently scored a major win. )",
        "Caption": "Charlie Sheen: I've Been HIV-Positive for 4 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2781",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2015 10:48 PM) Highway robbery in North Carolina: Police and the FBI are probing a heist on Interstate 95 Sunday night in which around $4 million in gold was allegedly stolen from a truck. Two armed security guards who were transporting the gold from Miami to Massachusetts say that after they pulled over at mile 114 when the truck had mechanical problems, they were approached by three armed men in a van who tied their hands behind their backs and ordered them to walk into the woods, WRAL reports. While the TransValue guards were in the woods, the bandits made off with 275 pounds of gold bars, according to the Wilson Times. Interstate 95 is a busy road, but the heist took place along a lonely, isolated stretch of it surrounded by woods and farms, reports the AP, which notes that it isn't clear how the robbers were able to get the truck open. TransValue, which is based in Miami, says its guards were not injured in the heist and is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the robbers. The FBI is investigating to determine whether a federal crime occurred, WRAL reports. (In another gold heist earlier this year, thieves made off with gold nuggets from the Wells Fargo History Museum.)",
        "Caption": "$4M in Gold Stolen in Highway Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2782",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2010 12:23 PM) Chubby babies are adorable, sure, but a new study shows that overweight or obese babies (researchers shy away from attaching the label to kids so young) are likely to stay that way\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand a huge number of infants fall into those categories. Almost 32% of babies are obese or overweight by nine months, and that number rises to 34% by two years, LiveScience reports. The study looked at the weight of 7,500 children born in 2001 over time. Children who were normal weight at nine months had a 75% chance of remaining at normal weight by two years\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut kids in the at-risk category (similar to overweight for adults) had just a 50% chance of transitioning to normal weight by two years; more than 28% actually moved up to the obese category (defined as those in the 95th percentile of weight) by that time. For obese nine-month-olds, the situation was even more sobering: Just 37.6% achieved normal weight by two years, while 18% moved to at-risk, and 43.9% stayed obese. Click to see how you can halt childhood obesity before birth.",
        "Caption": "32% of 9-Month-Olds Obese or Overweight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2783",
        "News Article": "(Aug 24, 2015 7:58 AM CDT) Second cancers are on the rise, with nearly one in five new cancer cases in the US now involving someone who's had the disease before\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut when doctors talk about second cancers, they mean a different tissue type or a different site, not a recurrence or spread of the original tumor. Judith Bernstein of suburban Philadelphia is an extreme example. She's had eight types over the last two decades, all treated successfully. There was a while when I was getting one cancer diagnosis after another, including breast, lung, esophageal, and the latest: a rare tumor of her eyelids, she says. At one point I thought I had cancer in my little finger. About 19% of cancers in the United States now are second-or-more cases, a recent study found; in the 1970s, it was only 9%. Over that period, the number of first cancers rose 70%, while the number of second cancers rose 300%. This is partly a success story: More people are surviving cancer and living long enough to get it again, because the risk of cancer rises with age. Second cancers also can arise from the same gene mutations or risk factors, such as smoking, that spurred the first one. And some treatments that help people survive their first cancer can raise the risk of a new cancer forming later. Medically, second cancers pose special challenges: For example, radiation usually isn't given to the same area of the body more than once, and some drugs also have lifetime dose limits. Psychologically, a second cancer often is more traumatizing. I think it's a lot tougher for most people, says the director of the federal Office of Cancer Survivorship. Still, if you get a second cancer, take a deep breath. Treatments improve daily; there are more resources, including social media, for support; and doctors are more used to treating cancer more than once. No one's giving up on you, she says.",
        "Caption": "20% of US Cancer Cases Are '2nd' Cancers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2784",
        "News Article": "(Nov 26, 2014 8:56 AM) It's been six years since 34-year-old Jdimytai Damour, who was one week into his temporary employment at a Long Island Walmart, was trampled to death by a mob of Black Friday shoppers. But while Walmart was hit with a $7,000 fine for its role in his death, it has yet to pay up, reports Huffington Post. The reason likely has nothing to do with the amount of the fine, which is the maximum amount the Occupational Safety and Health Administration can fine a company for serious violations. The retail giant reported net sales of $473 billion last year, and has spent $2 million litigating this case already, reports the Consumerist. For Walmart, there could be considerable ramifications if the fine is upheld. (The case is currently on appeal with OSHA, which handles workplace safety fines, and is listed as pending review \u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere it's sat for more than three years.) Because OSHA found Walmart at fault using the general duty clause, which rather vaguely puts the onus on employers to make their workplaces free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to [their] employees, upholding the fine essentially means that employers will become responsible for crowd control. Walmart, for its part, says it's taken major steps toward improving crowd safety. (See why 30,000 Walmart employees are about to lose their health insurance.)",
        "Caption": "Walmart Spent $2M Fighting $7K Fine for Worker Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2785",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2012 7:24 AM CDT) Nine cases of syphilis have been uncovered among LA porn performers so far, after the industry shut down production when it learned an actor had been secretly harboring an infection. Five cases were reported last week, which spurred a porn trade group to call for the shutdown; now four more have been discovered. That number will grow as the investigation continues, says the director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. It's not surprising in the adult film industry that we would have transmission of all sexually transmitted diseases because they're having unprotected sex, oftentimes with multiple actors, he adds. I doubt that the rate of sexually transmitted disease is higher anywhere else. Performers have been advised to get tested and treated; within 10 days of getting a penicillin shot they can go back to work, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "9 Cases of Syphilis So Far in LA Porn Outbreak",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2786",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2014 12:04 AM CDT) A 51-year-old grandmother punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol officer on the side of a freeway in an incident caught on video will receive $1.5 million under a settlement, and the officer has agreed to resign. The punching occurred after motorists' 911 calls reported that Marlene Pinnock, who is bipolar, was walking along the freeway and the responding officer pulled her from traffic, according to a legal document in the case. A statement from the California Highway Patrol said that Officer Daniel Andrew, who joined the CHP in 2012 and has been on paid administrative leave since the incident, has elected to resign. He could still be charged criminally in the case. One of the things we wanted to make sure of was that she was provided for in a manner that accommodated her unique situation in life and that the officer was not going to be an officer anymore, and we secured those things, Pinnock's lawyer says. The July 1 video of Andrew punching Pinnock was recorded by a passing driver on Interstate 10 west of downtown Los Angeles. In an interview with the AP last month, Pinnock said she believed the officer was trying to kill her. He grabbed me, he threw me down, he started beating me, she said. I felt like he was trying to kill me, beat me to death.",
        "Caption": "Grandmother Beaten by Cop Gets $1.5M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2787",
        "News Article": "(Feb 21, 2015 2:25 PM) Some four decades after two girls went missing in Montgomery County, Maryland, no one has been charged in the case. But in newly unsealed affidavits, police outline a theory of what might have happened to the Lyon sisters, the Washington Post reports. Sheila, 12, and Katherine, 10, disappeared after a visit to a mall in 1975. The affidavits suggest they were kidnapped from the mall before at least one of them was sexually assaulted. Both were then murdered and their bodies were left on a mountainside, according to the documents. They note that a person of interest in the case, convicted sex offender Lloyd Welch, then 18, said years later that he departed the mall in a vehicle with the Lyon sisters on the day they disappeared. Welch emerged in the case long ago when, shortly after the disappearance, he told mall security he'd seen a man leave with the girls in a car, the AP reports. In a 1998 interview\u00e2\u20ac\u201dduring which Welch was in prison after having pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a different 10-year-old girl\u00e2\u20ac\u201dWelch linked his uncle, Richard Welch, now 69, to the kidnapping, the affidavits say. Lloyd Welch said he, his uncle, and a juvenile relative were in the car with the girls. After Lloyd was dropped off at home, the others remained in the car; the following day, the younger man saw his uncle sexually assaulting one of the sisters at the uncle's home, he said. He added that he left and never saw the Lyon sisters again, note the affidavits. The juvenile family member who Lloyd Welch said was in the car, however, now tells the Post he wasn't, and that he doesn't believe his uncle was connected to the disappearance. If Lloyd did this, I hope he fries for it, says Thomas Welch Jr. Richard's wife, Patricia, was charged with perjury in the case in December.",
        "Caption": "Police Theory Emerges in 40-Year-Old Case of Missing Girls",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2788",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2009 11:35 AM CDT) The days of 8-year-olds getting married in Saudi Arabia may be numbered. Spurred by international hostility toward the marriage of a girl that age to a 50-year-old man, the nation is considering a ban on marriage for those under 18, Reuters reports. Such a restriction is among the options that are available, the Saudi justice minister said. A girl below 18 is often not fit to take the family responsibility especially if she quickly gives birth. Meanwhile, the 8-year-old girl in the celebrated case has been allowed to divorce.",
        "Caption": "Saudis May Outlaw Under-18 Marriages",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2789",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2013 10:39 AM CDT) Chrissy Amphlett, the raunchy lead singer of the Australian rock band Divinyls whose hit I Touch Myself brought her international fame in the early 1990s, died at her home in New York City yesterday. She was 53 years old. Christine Joy Amphlett succumbed to the effects of breast cancer and multiple sclerosis, diseases she vigorously fought with exceptional bravery and dignity, her musician husband Charley Drayton said in a statement. Chrissy's light burns so very brightly. ... She paved the way for strong, sexy, outspoken women. Amphlett met musician Mark McEntee at a concert at the Sydney Opera House in 1980 and the pair formed the Divinyls, which released six albums between 1982 and 1996, peaking in 1991 with I Touch Myself. The band reformed briefly in 2006. Amphlett announced in 2007 that she had multiple sclerosis and in 2010 that she had cancer. Amphlett was also an actress who made her movie debut in the 1982 Australian film Monkey Grip, which featured several Divinyls tracks; she later played Russell Crowe's mother in the Australian stage production of the musical Blood Brothers. Crowe tweeted a tribute.",
        "Caption": "I Touch Myself' Singer Dead at 53",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2790",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2009 7:36 AM) The Washington Post has\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor thinks it has\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe much anticipated number of troops President Obama will deploy to Afghanistan, and it's 34,000. That, combined with 5,000 he's said to be seeking from NATO allies, brings the total within shooting distance of Gen. Stanley McChrystal's request for 40,000 troops. Obama will outline his plan, which also includes an exit strategy, in tonight's primetime address. The new troops, who will join 22,000 the president authorized earlier this year, for a total of more than 100,000, will be sent in stages starting January. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown previewed Obama's strategy yesterday, telling Parliament the objective is to weaken the Taliban by strengthening Afghanistan itself, expanding the Afghan army from 90,000 to 134,000 troops over the next year.",
        "Caption": "Troop Surge Number? 34K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2791",
        "News Article": "(Aug 13, 2010 9:42 AM CDT) Paris Hilton's bad hair day should cost her $35 million, according to a hair extensions company suing the heiress. Hairtech says the celebrity endorser was seen wearing another company's extensions in 2008 in breach of contract, Reuters reports. The firm says Hilton also missed a launch party for their product because she was in jail for drunk driving. Hilton's lawyer says they'll defend the case vigorously.",
        "Caption": "Paris Hilton Sued for $35M for Wearing Wrong Hair",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2792",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2012 11:33 AM CDT) Sandra Fluke, Eva Longoria, and the president of Planned Parenthood are among the 10 women Democrats added to their lineup of convention speakers today, in their effort to cast themselves as the most woman-friendly option in November. Also on the list are Lilly Ledbetter (of Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act fame); Caroline Kennedy; openly gay Senate candidate Tammy Baldwin; congressional candidate Tammy Duckworth, who lost both legs fighting in Iraq; pro-choice activist Nancy Keenan; and Barbara Mikulski, the longest-serving woman in the Senate, Politico reports.",
        "Caption": "Dems Add 10 Women to Convention Slate",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2793",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2010 3:53 PM CDT) Nissan has announced a price for the Leaf, its all-electric car due at the end of the year. The Leaf will be available for $32,780, meaning most US citizens can get one for $25,280 after applying the Obama administration's $7,500 tax credit for electric cars. That puts it in the price range of its main rivals, the gas-run Honda Civic ($22,255) and the hybrid Toyota Prius ($25,830), reports the Los Angeles Times.",
        "Caption": "Nissan's Electric 'Leaf' Will Be $33K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2794",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2009 10:22 PM) A suicide bomber in a pickup truck attacked the northwestern regional headquarters of the Pakistani spy agency overseeing a campaign against militancy, killing 10 people today. The attack on the Inter-Services Intelligence agency building occurred in the city of Peshawar, which has borne the brunt of the militants' retaliation against the army offensive. The early morning blast destroyed much of the three-story building; among the casualties were seven who worked for the spy agency, the army said. About an hour later, a second suicide car bomber attacked a police station farther south near the Afghan border; five of the six dead were policemen working at the station. The bombings took place as US National Security Adviser Gen. James Jones visited the country for talks with top political and security officials.",
        "Caption": "10 Killed as Bomber Hits Pakistan Spy Agency",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2795",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2016 11:14 AM CDT) For three weeks, a construction worker drank four or five energy drinks per day to help keep up with his intense workload. Then his body went haywire. In a bizarre case Florida doctors describe in the British Medical Journal, the 50-year-old man started gulping down energy drinks on the job but suddenly began vomiting after about three weeks. Soon, his skin turned yellow, but it wasn't the caffeine or even the sugar that was the problem. At a hospital, the man showed signs of liver damage, and a biopsy confirmed he had acute hepatitis, believed to have been brought on by high intake of vitamin B3, or niacin, found in his energy drink of choice. (It wasn't named.) Each bottle had about 200% of the daily recommended dose, reports Gizmodo. In safe quantities, niacin\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalso found in green vegetables, meat, and eggs\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcan improve cholesterol levels and liver function and lower cardiovascular risk. But it also wreaks havoc on the body if too much is consumed. Though the man's daily intake of 160 to 200 milligrams was below the toxic level, the accumulation of niacin over three weeks was enough to do damage; the same thing happened years ago to a woman who drank 10 energy drinks daily for two weeks, reports Medical News Today. The male patient recovered and was told to avoid similar niacin-rich products in the future. But as the energy drink market continues to rapidly expand, consumers should be aware of the potential risks of their various ingredients, doctors say. (Even a single energy drink may be dangerous.)",
        "Caption": "He Drank 4 or 5 Energy Drinks Daily. Then He Turned Yellow",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2796",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2014 9:53 AM CDT) There was lots of drinking involved. That statement from an Aurora Police Department spokesperson basically sums up a crazy brawl between two Denver police officers and their wives on May 19. Officer Steven Sloan and his wife, Stephanie, had fellow officer Jeremy Ownbey and his wife, Jamie, over to their house, the Denver Post reports. As CBS Denver explains it, the two officers are best friends and the couples have vacationed together ... and apparently all of the group except Stephanie have been involved in swinging together. Jamie says the swinging ended four years ago, but KUSA calls the get-together a swingers party. After some sort of disagreement ensued, possibly involving who would participate in swinging, the Sloans asked the Ownbeys to leave\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand all hell broke loose. Jamie allegedly punched Stephanie; then Steven allegedly hit Jamie; then Jeremy allegedly started brawling with Steven. Then Steven pulled a gun; he admitted as much to the Aurora cops who arrived at the scene, but insisted he didn't point it at anyone, though Jeremy says it was pointed at him. Sloan and Ownbey have both been put on desk duty while the incident is investigated\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand, yes, that will include an investigation of those swinging allegations. We have to dig deeper. We have to ask the tough questions, the spokesperson says, adding that what they find could have an impact on the type of charges filed; currently, the DA is reviewing the case. The cherries on top of the already-wild story? The Ownbeys could face child neglect charges for leaving their young children at home alone that night, and the Denver Channel reports Aurora police are also being investigated for failing to investigate Jeremy Ownbey for DUI after he returned to the Sloans' house allegedly drunk.",
        "Caption": "2 Cops, Wives Get in Crazy Drunken 'Swingers Brawl'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2797",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2013 12:06 PM CDT) Chicago's violence is showing zero sign of abating since the shooting spree Thursday night that injured 13 people. In what's probably a troubling sign, the local media can't agree on just how many people have been shot since then: NBC Chicago counts 11 people, with five fatalities; the Sun-Times has eight shot, with four fatalities; and the Tribune has seven shot, with four fatalities. Unlike Thursday night, the more recent shootings took place in scattered locations around the city rather than in one spot. And while that is typically the case in the city's shootings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthey involve one or two victims at a time\u00e2\u20ac\u201da separate Tribune article notes that sprayed gunfire that hits multiple victims isn't that uncommon: It counts 89 shootings involving three victims since the start of 2012, another 31 shootings with four victims, and nine more with five victims. The overall number of people shot in that period: 2,853.",
        "Caption": "At Least 7 More Shot in Chicago",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2798",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2015 4:00 PM CDT) That incredibly accurate atomic clock we heard about last year just upped its game. The JILA timepiece, created in a joint venture between the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the University of Colorado Boulder, received upgrades that now have it (in theory, at least) faithfully ticking away for a very, very long time\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit reportedly won't lose or gain a second for 15 billion years, the Washington Post notes. In a study published in Nature Communications, the scientists behind the moving parts explain that they were able to significantly increase the clock's accuracy\u00e2\u20ac\u201dit boasted a mere 200 million years of accuracy just six years ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dby better controlling the temperature of the strontium atoms used inside, among other factors. The newspaper spells out the process: An optical lattice is formed by intense lasers, trapping thousands of strontium atoms in a column, where they're prodded back and forth between two energy levels by a red laser (hence creating pendulum-like ticks ). To make those ticks even more consistent and stable, scientists took into account how heat from the clock's surroundings affect the atoms and then cooled it down. Of course, a 2010 relativity study showed time goes by more slowly the closer someone is located to the Earth, so the Post boggles our already fragile minds with the question of whether the whole Earth can really have one standard, super-accurate clock that speaks for us all and asks, Should we tell time by our highest points or our lowest? (The quantum superclock may one day put the atomic clock out of business.)",
        "Caption": "Atomic Clock Could Stay on Time for 15B Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2799",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2009 2:56 PM CDT) The Rev. Jesse Jackson said today that Michael Jackson's family, suspicious over his death, have ordered a second autopsy. Among their concerns is the role played by Dr. Conrad Murray in Jackson\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s final hours. When did the doctor come? What did he do? Did he inject him? \u00c2 asked the reverend. The police investigation now centers on Murray, who was living with Jackson but didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t sign his death certificate, the Guardian reports. Meanwhile, Jackson\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s three children\u00e2\u20ac\u201daged 12, 11, and 7\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave asked to remain with their grandmother Katherine Jackson, who vows to fight tooth and nail to win permanent custody, the Telegraph reports. Debbie Rowe, mother of the two eldest children, denies reports that she also wants custody, says the Times of London. Jackson\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s children could inherit about $1 billion from his estate.",
        "Caption": "Jackson Clan Demands 2nd Autopsy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2800",
        "News Article": "(Dec 14, 2011 9:24 AM) Terrell Owens did not have a good Friday: Not one \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 not two \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 but three women filed court papers that day alleging the NFL free agent owes them child support, the New York Post reports. Melanie Paige Smith claims he owes her a $5,000 monthly payment, while Samelia Miller and Kimberly Floyd, in a joint filing, say he owes them $30,000. Owens, who played for the Cincinnati Bengals last season, is currently out of a job. He has a fourth child by, yes, a fourth woman, but so far no word from her.",
        "Caption": "3 Women Call Terrell Owens a Deadbeat Dad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2801",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2012 12:05 PM CDT) If you want to be an actress when you grow up, it probably helps to have Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie as your parents. Their 4-year-old daughter Vivienne has scored her first movie role, alongside mom. Jolie is playing the title role in Maleficent, a reworking of the Sleeping Beauty story, and Vivienne will play the little Princess Aurora. Viv is a natural, a source tells the Sun. The other kids are now nagging Ange and Brad to land them roles.",
        "Caption": "Brangelina Kid, 4, Lands Movie Role",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2802",
        "News Article": "(Mar 31, 2008 4:43 AM CDT) Barack Obama jumped to his largest national lead of the year in a new Gallup poll, pulling ahead of Hillary Clinton 52% to 42%. The figure marks the Illinois senator\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s third consecutive lead, and the first double-digit lead since Hillary chalked up a 11% lead over Barack in early February. Obama appears to have weathered the controversy over his link to firebrand preacher Jeremiah Wright; Clinton has been hurt by the flap over her misstatement that she dodged sniper fire during a 1996 Bosnia trip and pressure by some prominent Democrats to drop out of the race, reports the Chicago Tribune. GOP contender John McCain leads Clinton by 4% and Obama by 3% in the Gallup poll.",
        "Caption": "Obama Nails 10-Point National Lead in Gallup Poll",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2803",
        "News Article": "(Sep 21, 2015 6:58 AM CDT) This isn't the greedy drug company trying to gouge patients, it is us trying to stay in business. It really doesn't make sense to get any criticism for this. The this Martin Shkreli is referring to is the price hike his company instituted after it last month acquired Daraprim, a 62-year-old drug that the New York Times describes as the standard of care for treating those suffering from the potentially deadly parasitic infection toxoplasmosis. The overnight change made by start-up Turing Pharmaceuticals: from $13.50 a tablet to $750 a tablet. USA Today points out that's a 5,000% increase. Shkreli justified the move by saying the overall impact will be a minor one as there are only 12,000 or so prescriptions for the specialized drug a year, and because the proceeds will go toward developing a newer treatment with fewer side effects. A professor of infectious diseases at Emory University isn't so sure about that plan. She tells the Times that while the drug is accompanied by potentially serious side effects, they're manageable. I certainly don't think this is one of those diseases where we have been clamoring for better therapies, says Dr. Wendy Armstrong. The Times charts the drug's price history: Its 2010 acquisition by CorePharma saw its price hiked from $1 a tablet; that raised sales of the drug from $667,000 in 2010 to $6.3 million in 2011. The most recent price increase could push those sales into the hundreds of millions. As for what Daraprim treats, the CDC describes toxoplasmosis as a leading cause of death attributed to foodborne illness in the US. While some 60 million Americans are thought to carry the Toxoplasma parasite, it causes illness in those with weakened immune systems.",
        "Caption": "Drug's Price Changed From $13.50 a Tablet to $750",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2804",
        "News Article": "(Oct 9, 2015 6:52 AM CDT) A 23-year-old Canadian backpacker was murdered by the same three drifters who killed a hiker found clutching the leash of his dog in Marin County, Calif., police say. When authorities caught up with Morrison Lampley, 23; Sean Angold, 24; and Lila Allgood, 18, at a Catholic church soup kitchen in Portland, Ore., on Wednesday, they say they not only found the gun that killed Steve Carter, 67, but also the property of Audrey Carey of Quebec. She was found dead in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park last Saturday, per the San Francisco Chronicle. Police initially said Carey, who had just set out on her first solo backpacking trip, suffered blunt force trauma to the head. However, a medical examiner later found the trauma was a gunshot wound, reports NBC Bay Area. The three suspects will be charged with the robbery and murder of Audrey Carey, a police rep adds. Police say the slayings were similar as both occurred in wooded or park areas. Carter, a tantra teacher and massage therapist, moved to Costa Rica in December with his wife to build their dream home but returned to California in July when his wife was diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer. Carter had been staying with friends when he went out to walk his Doberman pinscher on a popular fire trail near Fairfax on Monday; police say his murder was a crime of opportunity. Court records show Lampley previously pleaded guilty to the unlawful selling or receiving of a stolen vehicle. (Police tracked the three suspects using GPS.)",
        "Caption": "Cops: 3 Drifters Went on a California Killing Spree",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2805",
        "News Article": "(Dec 28, 2010 3:04 PM) For a baby, Ryleigh Shepherd looks a whole heck of a lot like her 11-year-old sisters Megan and Bethany\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich makes sense, because technically, they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re triplets. Welcome to the miracles of modern reproduction. When health problems prevented Lisa Shepherd from conceiving naturally, she and her husband went the in vitro route. They fertilized 14 of Shepherd\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s eggs, implanted two of them, and froze the rest. The result was a pair of twin girls. When the girls got older, the couple decided to have another baby\u00e2\u20ac\u201dusing the same batch of frozen eggs. We knew that if we had another baby, it would in effect be the girls\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 triplet, Shepherd tells the Daily Mail. But it worked out. The girls are thrilled to have a sister\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand they know that she was conceived at the same time that they were, but has been in the freezer.",
        "Caption": "Third Triplet Born 11 Years After Sisters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2806",
        "News Article": "(Apr 10, 2015 8:13 AM CDT) A stolen cabin has been discovered 10 miles from where it was plucked from its foundation in northeastern Washington. A tip led authorities yesterday to a very remote, narrow road down in a ravine on private property, where the 200-square-foot Hempel Hideaway was found, owner Chris Hempel tells the Spokesman-Review. Someone had it tucked back up in the woods on stilts and constructed a deck around it, apparently making use of materials from now-dismantled bunk beds inside, adds Hempel, who visited the site. It's going to be very difficult getting it out of there. She says there's some structural damage and much of the family's camping gear and equipment are gone and have been replaced with personal belongings. A Stevens County sheriff says police have a suspect but haven't made any arrests. We believe the person who stole this cabin, or people who stole the cabin, were planning on living in it, the sheriff says, per KXLY. Hempel says the suspect is male, but I don't think he could have done that job by himself just looking at where it was and how it was set up. The cabin was stolen from the Hempels' 20-acre property near Nine Mile Falls sometime after March 21. KREM reports a neighbor saw a trailer carrying the cabin away in broad daylight. I was sitting here at my desk and saw the shed go by thinking that somebody got their shed repossessed and found out later that it was stolen, she says. I didn't think anything of it until news of the theft spread. The sheriff adds the Hempels can arrange to transfer the cabin back to their property once an investigation wraps up. (Something similar happened in Oregon this year.)",
        "Caption": "Stolen Cabin Turns Up 10 Miles Away",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2807",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2011 5:37 AM CDT) Anders Behring Breivik, the 32-year-old right-wing nationalist suspected of killing at least 92 people in Norway on Friday, apparently left behind a 1,500-page manifesto and a 12-minute video detailing his bizarre beliefs, reports the New York Times. The document, titled 2083: A European Declaration of Independence and posted to the Internet hours before the attacks, blasts multiculturalism and Marxism and provides a detailed daily diary of Breivik's preparations in the months leading up to the attacks. Both his lawyer and police say he has confessed to the attacks, the AP reports. The manifesto claims that a small group of like-minded militants would seize political and military control of Western European countries and implement a cultural conservative political agenda, and talks of a London meeting in 2002 to re-form the Knights Templar crusading order. The time for dialogue is over. We gave peace a chance. The time for armed resistance has come, wrote Breivik, predicting a war that would kill or hurt more than 1 million people. Some analysts say the manifesto bears a striking resemblance to the writings of Osama bin Laden and other al-Qaeda leaders. It seems to be an attempt to mirror al-Qaeda, but from a Christian rather than Muslim viewpoint, says a Norwegian terrorism expert.",
        "Caption": "Anders Behring Breivik Confesses to Norway Massacre; Left Behind 1,500-Page Manifesto and Video",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2808",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2008 5:30 AM CDT) Connecticut ACLU officials are blasting a blanket 9pm teen curfew in Hartford and are considering challenging the crackdown in court, AP reports. The month-long curfew is due to begin tonight. The city announced the curfew after weekend shootings left one dead and 10 wounded. ACLU lawyers say the move violates minors' civil rights and punishes an entire demographic for the acts of a few people. We need to take firm action and this is the kind of action that's required in order to ensure the safety of our residents, said Mayor Eddie Perez. The Arkansas town of Helena recently enacted a city-wide 24-hour curfew for all residents that allows police to question anyone outdoors.",
        "Caption": "ACLU Blasts Town's 9pm Teen Curfew",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2809",
        "News Article": "(Nov 12, 2009 8:51 AM) Intel says it is paying AMD, its largest rival in the computer chip market, $1.25 billion to settle all antitrust and patent suits, and has agreed to abide by a set of business practice provisions. In return, AMD, which had been complaining to regulators for five years that Intel has broken antitrust laws to limit its market share, will drop suits in the US and Japan, and withdraw those complaints. In May, the European Union fined Intel a record $1.45 billion, and last year, Korea's Fair Trade Commission fined Intel $18.6 million. Intel is appealing both rulings. Intel has previously defended its sales practices\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich include rebates to big Intel customers\u00e2\u20ac\u201das legitimate and good for customers because it can lead to lower prices.",
        "Caption": "Intel to Pay AMD $1.25B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2810",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2012 4:50 AM CDT) Wives aren't cheap, especially when you've got six of them. South Africa's Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini is demanding the government cough up $700,000 for a palace for his sixth and youngest wife, Queen Mafu, who first stepped out with the king at the age of 14 eight years ago. He also wants $1.4 million to spruce up Queen MaMchiza's palace, reports the BBC. The demands come despite criticism that too much taxpayer money is being spent on the king, his wives, and some 25 children. The KwaZulu Natal government, one of nine provincial administrations, has already budgeted some $6.9 million for the Zulu royal family this year. The king's new request will be considered later this year.",
        "Caption": "Zulu King Demands $700K for Sixth Wife's Palace",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2811",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2014 1:08 PM CDT) A New York City woman had some unexpected roommates living in her apartment: 50,000 bees. WABC-TV reports that beekeepers removed the swarm from Frieda Turkmenilli's ceiling this week after her neighbors in Queens complained to the building manager about seeing bees flying around. Turkmenilli says she had seen a few herself but had no inkling how may were just above her head. The bees and the 17 honeycombs they built are headed to an upstate farm.",
        "Caption": "50K Bees Found in Queens Apartment",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2812",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2016 3:09 PM CDT) The Cincinnati Enquirer has the story of an Ohio judge known for his unusual sentences who on Wednesday issued some divine intervention on behalf of a 23-year-old found guilty of misdemeanor attempted assault. Jake Strotman was coming from dollar-beer night at a local hockey game on Jan. 23 when he found himself in the middle of a brawl between Baptist street preachers and a man angry at their proselytizing. Strotman says he didn't mean to get into the fight, and he definitely didn't mean to strike one of the preachers in the face. Strotman was facing 90 days in jail when Judge William Mallory asked if anyone had any alternative ideas for a punishment. Strotman had an idea. Your honor, if I may, I would be more than happy to serve a church of your choosing. So instead of jail, Strotman will spend 90 minutes of his next 12 Sundays attending services at the victim's Baptist church. Three months, that's not that bad,'' Strotman, a Catholic, says. I'm going to listen with both my ears and keep my mouth shut. Read the full story here.",
        "Caption": "Judge Sentences Man to 12 Sundays in Church",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2813",
        "News Article": "(Apr 5, 2010 1:28 PM CDT) At first, it looks like a standard child support case\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshe says he never paid, he says he never knew. But the plaintiff is 81-year-old widow Rosemary Douglas. She\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s suing Urban Joseph Grass\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho was born during the Coolidge administration\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsaying that he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s spent the last 60 years dodging child support payments for their son, who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s now a grandfather himself. She says he owes $57,000, counting interest. Douglas says she secured a court order for child support after the son was born in 1950, but that Grass never paid, despite her repeated attempts to get him to do so. He used every ruse he could think of to get out of it, she tells the Houston Chronicle . But Grass\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 newly hired lawyer isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t worried. We are hoping to make this go away pretty quickly, he says. I suspect it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an old lady down on her luck who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s looking for some money.",
        "Caption": "Mom, 81, Sues for Child Support for 60-Year-Old",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2814",
        "News Article": "(Oct 1, 2010 2:00 AM CDT) Think you've got airline travel horror stories? Try standing up in a plane aisle for a 5-hour flight. That's what happened to six passengers flying Tatarstan Airlines after the wrong plane with too few seats arrived to take passengers from Turkey to Russia. They did get an occasional break and were allowed to sit on the floor\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhen the plane hit tubulence, Gawker reports. The airline offered $200 in compensation, but passengers are demanding $4,700. One day soon flyers may be paying airlines to stand on flights. Ryanair has floated a plan to sell super-cheap standing tickets on short flights. The proposed new airline saddle seats are beginning look positively luxurious. For more on the airline seat wars click here, here and here.",
        "Caption": "Flyers Forced to Stand in Aisle for 5-Hour Flight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2815",
        "News Article": "(Jan 28, 2009 10:28 AM) US Airways paid $5,000 to each passenger aboard Flight 1549 for the baggage that the NTSB needs to keep for its investigation into the crash\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut not everyone is satisfied with that payout, reports USA\u00c2 Today. Some say their belongings were worth more than $5,000, while others want restitution for injuries. One passenger, who came out of the incident with bumps and bruises, says he would like to be made whole for the incident. Others have approached lawyers over their emotional trauma and newfound fear of flying. But to claim damages in court, passengers would need to prove that the airline is somehow at fault for the crash through negligence or maintenance problems.",
        "Caption": "Some Hudson Passengers Say $5K Not Enough",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2816",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2010 2:03 PM) An apparent bomb tore through a crowded bakery popular with foreigners today in western India, killing eight people and wounding 42 near a famed meditation center. If confirmed, it would be the country's first terror attack since the Mumbai rampage in 2008. The blast in the city of Pune, 125 miles southeast of Mumbai, threatened to damage new efforts to reduce tensions between India and Pakistan. The countries had just agreed to hold talks in New Delhi on Feb. 25, their first formal negotiations since the Mumbai attacks by Pakistani-based gunmen. The blast at the German Bakery, near the renowned Osho Ashram meditation center, occurred about 7:30am, apparently when a waiter tried to open an unidentified package.",
        "Caption": "Blast Kills 8 in India; First Big Post-Mumbai Strike",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2817",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2011 1:18 AM CDT) Virginians were rocked in their sleep this morning when a 4.5 aftershock struck 9 miles south of the town of Mineral near Richmond at 1am, reports the Washington Post. The shaker, close to the site of Tuesday's 5.9 quake, was the strongest so far of five aftershocks following the surprise East Coast temblor. There were no early reports of damage.",
        "Caption": "4.5 Aftershock Rattles Virginia",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2818",
        "News Article": "(Oct 21, 2012 11:36 AM CDT) Venus Williams won her first WTA tournament in more than two years, beating Monica Niculescu of Romania 6-2, 6-3 to take the Luxembourg Open title today. Slowed by injuries and illness for two seasons, Williams showed she still had the winning touch and played steady tennis while Niculescu proved error-prone as she sought her first career victory. At 32, Williams won her 44th singles title in a career that includes seven Grand Slam victories. The 70th-ranked Niculescu lost in the Luxembourg Open final for the second straight year. Williams, now ranked No. 41, had not won a tournament since early 2010, when she took the titles in Dubai and Acapulco.",
        "Caption": "Venus Williams Wins 1st Title in 2 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2819",
        "News Article": "(Oct 23, 2009 2:30 AM CDT) San Francisco police believe they have uncovered another killing by the Night Stalker \u00c2 serial killer who terrorized the Bay Area in the '80s. DNA\u00c2 evidence has linked Richard Ramirez to the 1984 murder of 9-year-old Mei Leung, who was sexually assaulted and killed in the basement of a hotel. The breakthrough was made by homicide detective Holly Pera, who was a rookie at the time of Leung's slaying and never lost interest in the case. I was a new police officer at the time. That's part of the reason that the case was relooked at, Pera told CNN. It's the type of case as a new officer, a case involving a little girl, that you don't forget. The victim's family members have been contacted and are grateful to learn of the breakthrough, said a police official. Ramirez, who has been on death row since being convicted of 13 murders in 1988, is a suspect in several other unsolved killings.",
        "Caption": "SF Cops Tie Night Stalker to 1984 Girl Killing",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2820",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2015 3:13 AM CDT) Hillary Clinton says she wants to make voting easier and that Republicans\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially Jeb Bush, Rick Perry, Chris Christie, and Scott Walker\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave been doing their best to make it harder. In a speech in Houston yesterday, she called for sweeping moves to expand voting access, including 20 days of early voting and automatic registration when eligible voters turn 18, the Hill reports. She accused the GOP of fear-mongering about a phantom epidemic of election fraud as part of a systematic campaign to prevent millions of people\u00e2\u20ac\u201despecially minority, young, and low-income voters\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfrom going to the polls and asked Republicans why they were so scared of letting citizens have their say. Automatic voter registration happens in most major democracies, but a quarter of eligible Americans aren't registered\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand since many of them are from Democratic-leaning groups, there has been little bipartisan support for bringing in automatic registration, the Los Angeles Times reports. In her speech yesterday, Clinton slammed the 2013 Supreme Court decision that weakened the Voting Rights Act and said she had been defending voting rights for decades, pointing to her work registering voters in Texas for George McGovern's campaign in 1972, the Wall Street Journal reports.",
        "Caption": "Clinton: Register Voters Automatically at 18",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2821",
        "News Article": "(Jun 25, 2012 9:30 AM CDT) During a class trip to the 9\/11 memorial, New York City junior high students were on less-than-charming behavior, hurling trash and other items into its reflecting pools. Kids were throwing baseballs in the pond thing, one student tells the New York Daily News. The education department is investigating the incident, which followed one student's attempt to bring several bullets into the monument, the Daily Intel notes. He was halted at the metal detector. As for the littering, it was no big deal, one student insists: No one was disrespecting. It wasn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t nothing like that, the teen noted. Everyone was kind of bored and it was just something to do. But not all the kids were so blas\u00c3\u00a9, notes the Daily News: It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s terrible, says one 13-year-old not on the trip. You\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re supposed to be there to remember the people. There were no arrests, but the kids were kicked out.",
        "Caption": "NYC Teens Trash 9\/11 Memorial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2822",
        "News Article": "(Dec 3, 2015 8:41 AM) We've heard of having a lucky day, but this is ridiculous. A man running errands Nov. 23 in Modesto, Calif., bought a $30 scratch-off ticket at the local Fast Mart and won $1,000, KCRA reports. Then things got even better. According to the Los Angeles Times, Rodney Meadows decided to let it ride and bought three more tickets. One of them was a $10 million winner. He plays compulsively every day, a fellow Fast Mart customer tells KCRA. It couldn't have happened to a better guy. Meadows, who says he buys four or five lottery tickets a week, has won $1,000 twice in the past. But he hasn't decided what he's going to do with this latest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dmuch larger\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwindfall. According to the Times, the odds of winning the top prize on a $30 California Lottery 30th Anniversary ticket is a relatively good 1 in 3 million.",
        "Caption": "Guy Wins $1K \u00e2\u20ac\u201dThen $10M Moments Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2823",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2010 1:49 AM) Sony has canceled plans for Spider-Man 4 and will reboot the franchise with an all-new cast and a different director instead. The studio scrapped the fourth installment after director Sam Raimi told the studio that story issues meant there was no way he could meet the summer 2011 release date, sources tell Deadline Hollywood. Raimi hated the Spider-Man 4 script, didn't want Anne Hathaway in the movie, and insisted that John Malkovich play the villain, sources say. The new Spider-Man will be out by summer 2012 and will feature Peter Parker as a teenager, according to a Sony statement.",
        "Caption": "Spider-Man 4 Scrapped",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2824",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2019 2:06 PM CDT) A disturbing story out of Germany, where five people\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree of them hotel guests who were impaled by crossbow bolts\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave been found dead. A 53-year-old man and two women, ages 30 and 33, checked in to the hotel in rural Bavaria Friday evening and planned to stay three nights. On Saturday morning, a room cleaner found their bodies, with two crossbows nearby plus a third unused crossbow in a bag. Police found the other two bodies, both women, when searching the 30-year-old's home in northern Germany, about 400 miles away, on Monday. Police say they are investigating possible connections between the deaths, the BBC reports; relationships between the victims are not yet clear. It's also not clear how the women found in the home died, the Washington Post reports. The three found dead at the hotel were all German. We assume that no other people were involved in the deaths of the three, a police spokesperson says. Local media report the man and the 33-year-old woman were found lying on one of the beds, holding hands, while the other woman was lying on the floor with a crossbow bolt through her chest. A hotel guest tells the Local the three were strange, noting the man had a long white beard and wore a suit and the women were dressed in black. Another hotel guest says the night they were killed was completely quiet.",
        "Caption": "3 Hotel Guests Found Dead, Impaled by Crossbow Bolts",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2825",
        "News Article": "(Jun 14, 2009 4:21 PM CDT) Autopsy reports indicate that Air France flight 447 did not crash because of a terrorist strike, the Independent reports. Examinations of the first 16 bodies\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall recovered whole\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshow no signs of explosion, fire, or penetration by shards of metal. The autopsy details, leaked to the Brazilian press this weekend, leave authorities all the more baffled by the fatal crash. Automatic messages sent from the plane indicate problems with its spend sensors and tail rudder limiter, which keeps the main steering device from going wild. The message tells us that the rudder limiter was inoperative, an expert says. It does not give you any reason why it is not working or what caused it. Search teams have recovered 50 bodies in two groups 50 miles apart, which may mean the plane disintegrated in mid-air.",
        "Caption": "Terrorists Didn't Down Flight 447: Autopsies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2826",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2008 7:14 AM CDT) OPEC today decided to take 1.5 million barrels of oil per day off the markets to boost prices flirting with 16-month lows, the Wall Street Journal reports. The deep cut will take effect next month. This slowdown in oil demand is serving to exacerbate the situation in a market which has been oversupplied for some time, OPEC said in a statement. OPEC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s secretary-general said oil has nothing to do with problems in global financial markets, but the slide in oil prices has endangered oil-development projects. Saudi Arabia, OPEC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s biggest producer, will cut production by 466,000 barrels per day; Iran will cut 199,000 barrels per day. OPEC\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s action didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t stop the slide, with oil $3.34 lower at $64.50 a barrel in London midday trading.",
        "Caption": "OPEC Slashes 1.5M Barrels a Day to Boost Oil Prices",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2827",
        "News Article": "(Oct 14, 2014 2:13 AM CDT) Some 673 days after it was launched into space for a secret mission, the Air Force's robotic X-37B space plane is set to return to Earth today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand there's still no word on what it was doing up there. Some rumors say that the robotic mini-space shuttle was interfering with foreign satellites or functioning as a space-based bomber. Sources tell the Daily Beast that the spacecraft is designed to carry specialized payloads of sensors like ground-mapping radars\u00e2\u20ac\u201duseful stuff for the military to have on a spacecraft with an orbit over countries including Iran, Afghanistan, and China. This is the third space mission for the Boeing-built craft, which is overseen by the US Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office. Space.com notes that while all the plane's landings so far have been at an Air Force base in California, Boeing is retooling an old NASA shuttle hangar for the X-37B. The X-37 program has conducted testing at Kennedy's Shuttle Landing Facility to demonstrate that landing the vehicle at the former shuttle runway is a technically feasible option, NASA says in a statement.",
        "Caption": "Spy Plane Ending Its 2 Secretive Years in Space",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2828",
        "News Article": "(Mar 8, 2015 9:07 AM CDT) You and I can't get away with a 5-ounce bottle of shampoo at the airport, but a North Korean diplomat apparently thought the 27 kilograms of gold in his carry-on\u00e2\u20ac\u201dworth about $1.4 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwas no big deal. Bangladesh would beg to differ, reports the Wall Street Journal. We recovered the gold both in the form of bar and ornaments from Son Young Nam, the First Secretary of the North Korean Embassy in Dhaka, said a top official, per Reuters. Son was detained and released, but Bangladesh seized his treasure and is looking to press criminal charges in addition to the customs complaint already filed. Both Reuters and the Journal note that Bangladesh has lately become a hub for illegal gold smuggling; the Journal adds that Pyongyang has long leaned heavily on the sales of gold to support the posh lifestyle of its leadership.",
        "Caption": "N. Korea Diplomat Busted at Airport With $1.4M\u00e2\u20ac\u201din Gold",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2829",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2009 12:04 PM CDT) Admit it, your heart skips a beat at the prospect of a 3-D high-definition TV in your own home. And by this time next year, Sony and Panasonic will have \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcem on the market. But\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a big one, even after the cost\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re going to have to wear those glasses. Yes, technology seems to have cleared up the headaches, and Ray-Ban\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s working up some trendy specs, but \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 You can see the upgraded 3-D technology on the big screen\u00e2\u20ac\u201dTime lists Monsters vs Aliens as a recent example\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand blu-ray discs have the capacity to accommodate Hollywood\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s upgrades. American networks are gearing up, too, with next season\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s USC-Ohio State football showdown the first big test. With more and more content producers coming on board and with positive early reviews, who knows? Dan Fletcher concludes. This may just be the time 3-D finally finds some staying power.",
        "Caption": "3-D TV Shows Promise, But Those Glasses Still a Must",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2830",
        "News Article": "(Jan 17, 2016 1:35 PM) If only David Bowie were here to see it. The legendary rocker just scored his first-ever No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart with his newly released Blackstar, Billboard reports. Less than a week after Bowie died of cancer, his jazz-inspired record streaked to the top with 181,000 equivalent album units and knocked Adele's 25 down to No. 2. Nine other Bowie albums also debuted or re-entered the chart, including Best of Bowie (No. 4) and The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars (No. 21). His previous top-ranked album was The Next Day (hitting No. 2 in 2013). Blackstar is also topping the UK album chart, where Bowie's had nine other No .1 albums, Idolator reports.",
        "Caption": "Bowie Scores First No. 1 Album Ever",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2831",
        "News Article": "(Nov 10, 2015 9:19 AM) The two Louisiana cops accused of gunning down a 6-year-old autistic boy will each have to come up with $1 million bail, a judge ruled Monday, CNN reports. The judge also ordered 23-year-old Norris Greenhouse Jr. and 32-year-old Derrick Stafford\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcharged with the murder of Jeremy Mardis and attempted murder of his father, Chris Few\u00e2\u20ac\u201dto hand over their badges and guns. The Avoyelles Parish DA also made headlines, filing a motion to be recused because Greenhouse's father is an assistant DA under him. Meanwhile, a law enforcement source tells CBS that body-camera footage appears to show Few with his hands in the air before the cops started shooting. This was not a threatening situation for the police, Few's attorney says, per the AP. CBS notes investigators are looking into whether there was a grudge against Few, speculation backed by Few's fiancee, who tells the Advocate that he had a previous confrontation with Greenhouse. Other details are slowly emerging about the two Marksville marshals. Stafford was indicted on aggravated rape charges in 2011 for alleged attacks on two separate victims, Alexandria's local paper reports; the case was dismissed without prejudice, meaning Stafford could still face those charges. He's also named as a defendant in at least five pending civil complaints, including two suits in which he's accused of unnecessarily using stun guns on suspects and one in which he allegedly broke a teen girl's arm while removing her from a school bus, the Advocate reports. Greenhouse also shows up as a defendant in an excessive-force lawsuit, per CNN. Marksville residents outside the bail hearing Monday told the Advocate about ongoing issues with local cops. Y'all just don't know what the hell we go through around here, one said. Jeremy was buried near Hattiesburg, Miss., Monday in a private ceremony, per the Advocate.",
        "Caption": "Dad Had Hands in Air as Cops Shot Boy, 6: Video",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2832",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2008 8:07 AM CDT) A girl was rescued from school dorm rubble last night after 50 hours trapped in the wreckage from China\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s earthquake, CNN reports. She was calling uncle, save me, said a rescuer. The voice could haunt me for the rest of my life. The rescue was a bright spot as China reported that nearly 400 dams were cracked in the quake, and scrambled to relieve pressure and shore them up. Reports of dam cracks were widespread, and the government ordered an inspection of all reservoirs. Meanwhile, the relief effort continued elsewhere as China dispatched 90 more rescue helicopters and another 30,000 troops, the BBC reports. The official death toll was 14,886 last night, but reports from various regions show far higher numbers.",
        "Caption": "Girl Pulled From Quake Rubble After 50 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2833",
        "News Article": "(Oct 10, 2011 2:53 PM CDT) Elizabeth Warren's nascent campaign to unseat Scott Brown in Massachusetts raised $3.15 million in its first month, potentially setting up what the Boston Globe says could be one of the more expensive and hard-fought Senate races in next year's election. Warren, riding establishment Democrats' support and a video that went viral among progressives, counted 96% of that cash haul as coming from small donations of $100 or less, reports Politico. Warren is a virtual lock for the Democratic nominee, but will face a formidable opponent in Brown, who reported $9.6 million in his war chest at the end of June. Brown has not reported fundraising totals since; those numbers are due this month.",
        "Caption": "Elizabeth Warren Pulls in $3.15M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2834",
        "News Article": "(Sep 5, 2009 12:14 PM CDT) The ongoing shake-up in the Republican Party may see a much more diverse set of GOP candidates up for election in 2010, Politico reports. Viable female and ethnic minority Republicans candidates will be seeking governor's jobs or Senate seats in states across the country, including California and Texas. The candidates, party insiders hope, will give the GOP a much-needed boost in the many areas it lost last year. The Republican has fielded few minority candidates in the past\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand elected even fewer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut many in the party acknowledge that it's ripe for an image change in the face of America's changing demographics. It opens the door for a first look, Newt Gingrich said of the candidacy of Michael Williams, a black Texan seeking Kay Bailey Hutchison's Senate seat. It opens up moderate areas and suburban areas in a way that traditional candidates can't.",
        "Caption": "In 2010, GOP Set to Shake White-Guy Image",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2835",
        "News Article": "(Nov 2, 2015 12:50 PM) A German court says a 93-year-old former SS sergeant charged with 170,000 counts of accessory to murder on allegations he served as an Auschwitz death camp guard has been declared fit for trial. The Detmold state court said Monday a doctor determined that Reinhold H., whose last name wasn't given for privacy reasons, is fit to stand trial so long as sessions are limited to two hours per day. Defense attorneys and prosecutors now have two weeks to submit responses to the expert opinion. The court will then decide whether to open a trial. The elderly suspect is accused of being an accessory to murders at Auschwitz from January 1943 to June 1944. He says he was assigned to a part of the camp not involved in the mass murders.",
        "Caption": "Doc, Court: Ex-Auschwitz Guard, 93, Fit to Stand Trial",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2836",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2008 9:25 AM) Jay Leno lobbed a softball when he defended his move to primetime by telling Keith Olbermann, 10:30 is like 11:30 used to be. And archrival David Letterman knocked it out of the park last night, reports Gawker, reminding viewers in his opening monologue that his show is still at 11:35. The competition between the hosts dates back 15 years to Leno snatching the Tonight Show out from under Letterman. A fake promo later in Letterman's show announced, In a move to bolster our own programming schedule, CBS is pleased to announce we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re giving David Letterman an earlier time slot as well. So tune in to the all-new Late Show at 4 am, following the Slanket infomercial!",
        "Caption": "Dave to Jay: I'm Still at 11:35",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2837",
        "News Article": "(Jun 10, 2011 1:20 AM CDT) America's baking heat wave claimed five lives this week before storms plunged temperatures as much as 40 degrees. The heat was so intense across the Midwest and East that it buckled pavement on a major Michigan interstate, killed power in Detroit, and shut schools across New Jersey, reports MSNBC. Dozens of children and a teacher in a Long Island school were taken to a local hospital for treatment of heat exhaustion. Heat-busting thunderstorms later in the day downed power lines and delayed flights at Chicago's airport. Scientists have some advice about the heat: Get used to it. Global climate change means we're in for a long string of unusually hot summers. Health experts warn that special precautions should be taken to protect those particularly vulnerable to heat-related disorders, such as the elderly, young children and people suffering from medical conditions, notes CBS. It's a real public health issue, said one expert. Between the 1980s and early 2000s, there were more heat-related deaths than deaths from all natural disasters combined.",
        "Caption": "Record Heat Claims 5 Lives",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2838",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2014 3:19 AM CDT) No one is above the law, said British Prime Minister David Cameron today in reaction to the sentence handed to former News of the World editor Andy Coulson\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho went on to work for Cameron. Coulson was sentenced to 18 months in prison for participating in a phone-hacking conspiracy. The BBC reports that per sentencing rules, Coulson can be released on license in half that time. Three other former journalists and private investigator Glenn Mulcaire who had all pleaded guilty received shorter sentences. Judge John Saunders acknowledged that there will be those who will be outraged that the sentences were so short, reports the AP. But he said the legal maximum for phone hacking was two years in prison, regardless of the number of victims. Saunders said he was reducing Coulson's sentence from the maximum to reflect aspects of good character he had shown in helping others, and because the case had taken so long to get to court.",
        "Caption": "Murdoch Honcho Gets 18 Months",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2839",
        "News Article": "(Jul 19, 2012 11:39 AM CDT) Jane Eyre is great and all, but wouldn't it be so much better if it featured tons of explosive sex scenes? Thanks to Clandestine Classics, it soon will. The company is publishing erotic versions of that and other tomes including Pride and Prejudice, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and even Sherlock Holmes stories. It's all thanks to the smash success of 50 Shades of Grey, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The founder of Clandestine's parent company observes, People are going to either love it or hate it. But we're 100% convinced that there's a market there. She also assures the Independent that the original prose and the author's voice will remain intact, but the novels will be enhanced by the addition of sex scenes. (Think bondage sessions between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, or a homosexual tryst between Sherlock and Dr. Watson.) A sample line from Pride and Prejudice involves Elizabeth begging Mr. Darcy, Please take me. I need it. I ache for it. Another scene describes Darcy as hot, spicy, and all man. If that sounds appealing to you, look for the e-books starting July 30.",
        "Caption": "Thanks to 50 Shades, the Classics Get Sex Scenes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2840",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2013 6:47 AM CDT) Julian Assange hasn't been spending all his time inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London plotting his political career, chilling with Lady Gaga, and costing his celebrity backers money: He's also been at work on what WikiLeaks says is the biggest searchable collection of US diplomatic records in the world. The majority of the more than 1.7 million documents are diplomatic cables dating from 1973 to 1976; 320,000 of the documents were originally classified records. WikiLeaks is calling the collection the Public Library of US Diplomacy (PlusD), the BBC reports. (Less formal name: The Kissinger Cables, since more than 205,000 of the records have to do with Henry Kissinger, Mashable notes. But WikiLeaks didn't actually leak the documents, which were already viewable at the US national archives; it just decided to offer them in a searchable format. The documents include, among other things, allegations that former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi worked as a middleman in a failed arms deal between a Swedish fighter jet maker and India. Also of interest: A diplomat's first impressions of new Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher, who died this morning of a stroke. Thatcher is crisp and a trifle patronizing with the media, the diplomat wrote, and has a quick, if not profound, mind.",
        "Caption": "WikiLeaks' Latest: 1.7M US Records From 1970s",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2841",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2010 1:54 PM CDT) Kirsten Gillibrand: Hillary Clinton\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s replacement, a senator fighting for reelection\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6and the third most beautiful person in politics. That's according to the Hill, which released its 50 Most Beautiful People list today. Many are obscure lobbyists or staffers, but another notable name on the list is Cosmo-posing Senator Scott Brown (who, sadly, opted not to be interviewed for the article). Check out a selection from the top 20 in the gallery, or for the complete list, click here.",
        "Caption": "The 50 Hottest People in DC",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2842",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2012 8:26 AM CDT) Drought may be upon us, but the government is tearing up green crops all the same. The DEA and forest authorities have dug up more than 578,000 cannabis plants in the western US since July 1, as part of a two-month operation that saw 14 people arrested in California. Plants were found in the forests and national parks of that state, along with those in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington, reports the AFP. The plants are estimated to be worth more than $1 billion. More than 80% of the plants were pulled from California soil\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand that's not all that was uprooted. Huge amounts of trash, miles of irrigation line, and many pounds of fertilizer and pesticides were removed from grow sites on public lands, the Justice Department said in a statement, lamenting the long-term environmental consequences of such operations. Marijuana growers remove natural vegetation. They cut down trees to allow sunlight into the site, and they divert streams from their natural path to irrigate the land. Indiana police chopped down some plants of their own yesterday, and the Courier-Journal explains why the drought is actually making authorities' task easier.",
        "Caption": "DEA Digs Up $1B Worth of Pot Plants",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2843",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2012 7:41 AM CDT) Crop farmers are on track to record about $18 billion in losses thanks to this year's historically nasty drought\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand by one expert's estimate, the federal government is on the hook for about $10 billion of that, thanks to the heavily subsidized federal crop insurance program, the Washington Post reports. Though farmers technically buy the policies from private insurers, the federal government guarantees those insurers against losses. It also pays 60% of farmers' premiums, which this year amounted to an extra $9 billion. The program has been criticized for encouraging farmers to till risky land they otherwise wouldn't. If the government takes on much of the risk in farming, paradoxically, farmers adopt riskier production practices, says one American Enterprise Institute scholar. Environmentalists also say it leads to overfarming, and a report out yesterday noted that more than 23 million acres of grass and wetlands\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan area the size of Indiana\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwere converted to farmland between 2008 and 2011. Yet Congress is currently poised to expand the program, as a consolation for cutting lump-sum farm subsidies, much to farmers' delight.",
        "Caption": "Taxpayers on Hook for $10B as Drought Ravages Crops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2844",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2011 1:22 AM) The death toll in last night's IranAir crash has risen to 77, as investigators reported that they had found the jet's black box, reports the AP. Severe weather was hampering rescue operations, but several of the 27 surviving passengers had already been transported to nearby hospitals. The toll on the Boeing 727 en route from Tehran could have been much higher, but fortunately, the plane didn't explode upon impact, and the crash likely happened close to the ground as the plane attempted to make an emergency landing en route to the northwest city of Orumiyeh, according to an Iranian official.",
        "Caption": "Iran Plane Crash Death Toll Rises to 77",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2845",
        "News Article": "(Feb 26, 2015 8:43 AM) Police in Washington state are releasing more details in the controversial police killing of a Mexican orchard worker in Pasco on Feb. 10. Antonio Zambrano-Montes, 35, was allegedly throwing rocks at passing cars and then at police officers, but video of the incident appears to show him running away from officers before being shot. Now a spokesman for the task force investigating the shooting says the three officers involved fired at Zambrano-Montes a total of 17 times, five or six of those shots hit him, and none of them hit him in the back, NBC News reports. The spokesman also says that before the shootings a Taser was used at least twice. The spokesman also confirmed that though a rock was found near Zambrano-Montes' body, no gun or knife was found, the AP reports. The Mexican government has criticized the use of deadly force in the case, the ACLU has asked the Justice Department to get involved in the investigation, and residents of Pasco\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere the population is more than 50% Latino\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare protesting. A local Latino group also wants a federal investigation of the incident. The ACLU notes that this was the fourth fatal shooting by Pasco police in six months, NBC reports, but the AP notes that similar investigations into the first three incidents resulted in the officers involved being exonerated.",
        "Caption": "Cops Shot at Rock-Throwing Man 17 Times: Inquiry",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2846",
        "News Article": "(Feb 13, 2013 5:47 AM) The Chromodoris reticulata has a peculiar way of mating: After the deed is done, the sea slug sheds its penis ... and then grows a new one within 24 hours and does the whole thing again. I haven't seen anything like this before, says one expert. A team of Japanese researchers discovered the surprising behavior in the species, which lives in the Pacific Ocean, the BBC reports. Chromodoris reticulata is the first creature known to have what they're calling a disposable penis. Other creatures discard their sex organ post-copulation, but they don't re-grow it. The researchers called the slug's behavior extremely peculiar. A large part of the slug's penis is actually an internal one that's coiled inside its body; this is what regenerates the detached portion after sex. The studied slugs were seen to mate three times in a row, 24 hours apart each time; it's not clear if the penis could regenerate once again, perhaps months later. The evolutionary purpose? Scientists aren't quite sure, but they say the purpose of the first sex act may be to remove any sperm left by a previous partner. The disposable penis is far from the slugs' only sexual quirk: The penises are equipped with spines that could help with the removal of prior sperm, AFP reports. The creatures are also simultaneous hermaphrodites, which means they have male and female sexual organs that can be used simultaneously.",
        "Caption": "This Sea Slug Sheds Penis, Grows New One in 24 Hours",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2847",
        "News Article": "(Sep 13, 2016 3:47 PM CDT) Alec Baldwin and his wife, Hilaria, have welcomed their third child together, the AP reports. The 58-year-old actor announced the birth of son Leonardo Angel Charles on Twitter Monday night. His post linked to Hilaria Baldwin's Instagram account, which featured a photo of her posing with the newborn. Baldwin said baby Leonardo was born at 6:51pm Monday in New York City. The couple, who wed in 2012, are also parents to a 3-year-old daughter and 15-month-old son. Alec Baldwin also has an adult daughter from his previous marriage to actress Kim Basinger.",
        "Caption": "Alec, Hilaria Baldwin Welcome Baby No. 3",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2848",
        "News Article": "(May 14, 2015 8:21 AM CDT) Public execution by anti-aircraft gun was the price of perceived disloyalty for North Korea's defense chief\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor was it? The report of Hyon Yong Chol's alleged April 30 execution in front of hundreds came from the mouth of South Korea's National Intelligence Service. Today, the New York Times and Yonhap highlight two things giving some pause about that report. One oddity: Purged officials are usually completely purged, in that they no longer appear in North Korean newspapers and TV. This wasn't the case with Hyon, who has been shown in TV footage (which the Times refers to as old propaganda films ) after April 30. There needs to be more analysis on why this is the case, says an unnamed South Korean ministry official. Cheong Seong-chang with the South's Sejong Institute also points out that the North's official party newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, mentioned Hyon on April 30. What that indicates to Cheong: This means he was not arrested until April 29. It means that he was arrested on April 30 and executed in the same day. This is hard to believe, unless he tried something unlikely, such as the assassination of Kim Jong Un. Read more on Hyon's alleged execution.",
        "Caption": "2 Things Give Pause About the North Korea Execution",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2849",
        "News Article": "(Jan 12, 2016 11:38 AM) The world's largest lottery jackpot has grown to $1.5 billion because of continuing strong Powerball ticket sales. Lottery officials increased their estimate of the huge jackpot for the second day in a row Tuesday because of immense interest in the prize. The record-breaking Powerball jackpot could grow yet more before Wednesday's drawing if ticket sales continue to exceed expectations. Officials reassess the jackpot estimate daily. No one matched all six Powerball numbers Saturday night, leading to the enormous prize. The odds of matching all six numbers to win the jackpot are one in 292.2 million. The $1.5 billion prize would be paid in annual payments over 29 years. Or the winner could opt for a lump-sum payment of $930 million. Whoever wins will have to pay 39.6% of the prize in federal income taxes, as well as any state taxes. Lottery officials expect at least 80% of the 292.2 million number combinations will be purchased before Wednesday's drawing. That increases the chances\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut doesn't guarantee\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat someone will win the jackpot.",
        "Caption": "The Powerball Jackpot Is Now a Staggering $1.5B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2850",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2014 7:37 AM CDT) The March 13 crash at Austin's South by Southwest festival has claimed a fourth life: Fort Worth native DeAndre Tatum, the last of the crash victims in critical condition, succumbed to his injuries yesterday, USA Today reports. He had been in a medically induced coma since the crash. That brings the death toll to four; two died the day of the crash, a third a few days later. Rapper and alleged drunk driver Rashad Owens of Texas has been charged with capital murder and is being held on $3 million bond; NBC News reports more charges are expected. Tatum, 18, had been outside an Austin club with his girlfriend, Curtisha Davis, when the pair were struck by the speeding car, which careened through a police barricade. Davis suffered broken bones and a neck injury but was released from the hospital within days. Shortly after the crash, Tatum's mother noted her son had a broken leg, a broken pelvis bone, and a severe brain injury, which a doctor at University Medical Center Brackenridge called some of the worst injuries that we see and not everybody with these kinds of injuries survives.",
        "Caption": "4th Person Dead in SXSW Crash",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2851",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2013 12:18 PM) A 6-year-old boy has been suspended for two days from a Colorado school for kissing a girl on the cheek and hand\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith his actions being labeled sexual harassment by Canon City school officials. Further, they want it added to Hunter Yelton's school record, reports the AP. Hunter tells KRDO what happened: It was during class, yeah. We were doing reading group and I leaned over and kissed her on the hand. They sent me to the office, fair and square. I did something wrong and I feel sorry. He had previously kissed her on the cheek, reports KRDO. Mom Jennifer Saunders isn't happy with where it went from there. I had the meeting with the principal, where she first said 'sexual harassment'. This is taking it to an extreme that doesn't need to be met with a 6-year-old. Now my son is asking questions\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 what is sex, mommy? That should not ever be said, 'sex.' Not in a sentence with a 6-year-old. She admits her son had previously kissed the girl on the cheek, and says he was grounded after being disruptive at school. A School District RE-1 official says the repeat offenses meet the school policy definition of sexual harassment and they hope the tough standards will force the boy to change his behavior.",
        "Caption": "Kiss Gets Colorado 6-Year-Old Suspended",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2852",
        "News Article": "(Sep 26, 2016 3:06 PM CDT) On the evening of March 26, Kuem Soon Cho, 79, gave her 13-year-old grandson her minivan keys so that he could help her put the minivan in gear in a parking lot on the block where she lived. (Multiple reports don't make it clear exactly what they were trying to do.) The teen put the minivan into reverse, then accidentally pushed the gas pedal instead of the brake, police say. Cho was approaching the driver's side door when that happened; the minivan hit her, and she was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital in a suburb of Chicago. Now, her husband Paul Sang Cho\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe boy's grandfather\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis suing the teen over the crash, CBS Chicago reports. The male Cho has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, alleging that his grandson was negligent and careless when he failed to keep the minivan under control, failed to give warning of what he was doing, and failed to yield the right of way. He's suing for an unspecified amount of money. An autopsy had ruled the female Cho's death accidental.",
        "Caption": "Grandpa Sues Grandson, 13, Over Crash That Killed Grandma",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2853",
        "News Article": "(Jun 20, 2011 9:23 AM CDT) One in 13 American kids suffers from food allergies, a study finds: That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s 6 million children, double the number most recently estimated by the CDC. Some 40% of them have severe reactions to the foods in question, most commonly peanuts and milk, a figure researchers say emphasizes the fact that food allergies aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t just annoyances, but can be dangerous. Researchers studied 40,104 children through online interviews with parents. The findings mean 8% of US kids\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor about two per classroom\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhave food allergies. The new data confirms that food allergy is a substantial public health problem, says an investigator with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The study was funded by parent-founded advocacy group the Food Allergy Initiative, which is working with the CDC to create guidelines on how to handle food allergies in schools, the AP reports. (Here's one messy case of a school clashing with a student who is allergic to peanuts.)",
        "Caption": "1 in 13 US Kids Has Food Allergy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2854",
        "News Article": "(Feb 1, 2013 11:28 AM) A Fort Hood soldier has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, saying he shot his friend accidentally while trying to scare away his hiccups. Fort Hood officials say Spc. Patrick Edward Myers, of Spartanburg, SC, was sentenced yesterday to 3.5 years in military prison. He also was busted to private and will receive a bad-conduct discharge. Myers fatally shot Pfc. Isaac Lawrence Young in September while they were watching a football game at a Killeen apartment. Myers told police he thought the weapon had dummy rounds and was trying to scare his friend so his hiccups would stop. Young, of Ash Grove, Mo., was 22. The case was tried in military court on the Central Texas Army post because the victim and suspect were soldiers.",
        "Caption": "Soldier Gets 3.5 Years for Deadly Hiccups 'Cure'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2855",
        "News Article": "(Oct 2, 2008 10:46 PM CDT) Shane Victorino's grand slam off a weary C.C. Sabathia blasted the Phillies to a 5-2 win over the Brewers and a 2-0 lead in the NL\u00c2 championship series, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports. The Brewers, who only managed three hits, will put Dave Bush on the mound tomorrow when Milwaukee sees its first postseason game since 1982.",
        "Caption": "Phillies Up 2-0 on Brewers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2856",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2016 10:29 AM CDT) A cargo plane packed with 17 African elephants touched down in Texas over the weekend, CNN reports, with the pachyderms headed to zoos in Dallas, Kansas, and Nebraska. The transfer to the US was a rescue mission, Dallas Zoo President Gregg Hudson says, because the elephants were slated to be killed to make room for rhinos at the Big Game Parks reserve in Swaziland, which is suffering a state-of-emergency drought. Activists, however, aren't happy. Connecticut-based Friends of Animals, which had filed for a preliminary injunction, was planning to make legal arguments to prevent a lifetime of captivity for the elephants during a Thursday hearing. Scoffs Hudson, There are those who would rather see elephants die than live in accredited zoos. We strongly disagree. In a statement, Friends of Animals accuses the devious zoos of secretly removing the elephants ahead of the hearing, writing, the underhandedness of this move cannot be overstated. The group contends that confining elephants in zoos can cause depression and other psychological problems. In a statement of its own, the Dallas Zoo calls claims that the elephants were taken from Swaziland under cover of darkness outlandish, adding that the transfer had been planned for months and there was no subterfuge. The US Fish and Wildlife Service approved the transfer in January. Also, the zoo notes, the preliminary injunction did not prohibit the relocation from going forward. The elephants, which were sedated and put into crates for the flight, range in age from 6 years old to 25. In exchange for the animals, the zoos will donate money toward the game reserve's rhino conservation program.",
        "Caption": "17 Elephants Board Plane, Escape Death",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2857",
        "News Article": "(May 13, 2008 12:41 PM CDT) A series of nearly simultaneous explosions ripped through a popular Indian tourist destination today, killing at least 50 and wounding 150 others, CNN reports. The first explosion came around 7:30pm (10am ET) in the ancient city of Jaipur. Within 12 minutes, seven bombs had exploded, most placed in crowded marketplaces or near historic monuments. Authorities defused an eighth bomb. One blast struck near the Hawa Mahal, or palace of the wind, Jaipur\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most famous landmark. No group has yet claimed responsibility, but one police official said it was obviously a terrorist attack, and intelligence sources threw suspicion on Islamic radicals, the Daily Telegraph reports. A dusk-to-dawn curfew has been imposed throughout the region along the border with Pakistan.",
        "Caption": "Coordinated Bomb Attack Kills 50 in India",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2858",
        "News Article": "(Dec 17, 2014 8:29 AM) On Friday night, 9-year-old Ty'Jun Thigpen got hold of his mom's car keys and climbed into her Mercury in Scott County, Miss., along with three other children. The joyride ended in tragedy when Ty'Jun noticed the blue lights of a Mississippi Highway Patrol safety checkpoint along a rural road and tried to avoid it, WLBT reports. A trooper noticed and attempted to stop the Mercury, but as he caught up to it, the car ran off the road and into a light pole. It was snapped in two, and Braydon Traxler, 3, and Justin Harrell, 13, died after being thrown from the car. Justin's twin sister, Breckon, was treated for minor injuries and released; Ty'Jun is still hospitalized in critical condition. One of the officers from Mississippi Highway Patrol attempted to make contact with the vehicle, catch up to the vehicle and stop the vehicle to see what the reason was for eluding the check point, says a sergeant. In the course of him catching up to the vehicle the vehicle ran off the road and overturned. Unfortunately two children lost their lives as a result of the accident. The MHP is investigating; no charges have been filed, WTOK reports, but the possibility has not been ruled out. Everybody is hurt by this, says a neighbor. (In a similarly tragic story, a 6-year-old died when her 8-year-old brother crashed their mom's car.)",
        "Caption": "9-Year-Old's Joyride Ends With 2 Kids Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2859",
        "News Article": "(Mar 30, 2013 1:53 PM CDT) You may not know his name, but Phil Ramone\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of the most successful music producers of his era\u00e2\u20ac\u201ddied in a New York hospital this morning at age 72, Billboard reports. He had been admitted late last month with an aortic aneurysm. His incredible career included 14 Grammy awards, the nickname Pope of pop, and bestselling records with Barbra Streisand, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Frank Sinatra, Billy Joel, and Ray Charles. He also won an Emmy for a Duke Ellington TV special, the AP reports. Born in South Africa, he performed the violin for Queen Elizabeth II at age 10, studied at Juilliard as a teenager, and opened a Manhattan recording studio before age 20. Among his biggest successes: Dylan's Blood on the Tracks, Paul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years, a seven-album relationship with Joel (they were both lunatics, said Ramone), and Sinatra's comeback album, Duets. His advocated a relaxed style in the studio and gave artists encouragement when needed, he once said. Players are like prodigies, thoroughbreds. You have to handle them with care.",
        "Caption": "Hitmaking Producer Phil Ramone Dead at 72",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2860",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2011 6:25 PM CDT) Scary lightning strike in Mississippi, though no serious injuries appear to have resulted: The bolt hit a power pole near tents where Air Force ROTC cadets were training, sending 77 cadets to the hospital for evaluation. Two went by ambulance from Camp Shelby and the rest by bus, reports AP. The college-age cadets were at the camp for two weeks of training, and all were responsive and stable, notes CNN.",
        "Caption": "Lightning Strike Sends 77 Air Force Cadets to Hospital",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2861",
        "News Article": "(Feb 8, 2012 12:53 PM) The company that built the stage ahead of last summer's deadly Indiana State Fair collapse showed plain indifference to safety standards, according to the state Labor Department. Mid-America Sound Corp. has been cited with three major safety violations in connection with the Aug. 13 collapse that killed seven and left 58 injured. The evidence demonstrated that the Mid-America Sound Corp. was aware of the appropriate requirements and demonstrated a plain indifference to complying with those requirements, an official told reporters at the release of an Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration report on the collapse. The department issued a $63,000 fine against the company. It is also citing the Indiana State Fair Commission, which officials say failed to conduct proper safety evaluations of its concert venues, and a stagehands union for safety regulation violations. The official noted that the OSHA report investigated workplace violations but was not aimed at determining what caused the collapse. Click for more on the tragedy.",
        "Caption": "Stage Builder Cited, Fined $63K in Indiana Collapse",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2862",
        "News Article": "(Jul 24, 2019 2:19 AM CDT) Canadian teenagers Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, were declared missing after their burned-out vehicle was found in northern British Columbia on Friday. Police are still looking for the pair\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut they are now considered fugitive murder suspects. The Mounties say the Vancouver Islands teens are suspects in the death of an unidentified man whose body was found around a mile away from their vehicle, and in the double murder around a week earlier of North Carolina woman Chynna Deese and Lucas Fowler, her Australian boyfriend, NBC reports. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sgt. Janelle Shoihet warned Tuesday that the teens should be considered extremely dangerous and anybody who sees them should call 911 instead of approaching them, the Province reports. The Mounties say the teens, who were last seen in a grey 2011 Toyota RAV4, have left British Columbia and are probably still on the move. There were reports of sightings in northern Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba on Tuesday. Before they were named as murder suspects, Schmegelsky's father told the CBC the best friends were just kids on an adventure. He said they were good boys who had recently graduated high school. He said that after working for five weeks in the Walmart in Port Alberni and finding their first jobs disappointing, they departed July 12, saying they were going to look for work in the Yukon Territory. The bodies of Deese and Fowler were found along the side of the Alaska Highway three days later. (The RCMP is still looking for a man believed to be among the last to see the couple before they were shot dead.)",
        "Caption": "Missing Teens Now Suspects in 3 BC Murders",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2863",
        "News Article": "(Sep 11, 2014 4:56 PM CDT) A 4-year-old girl in Oregon has died after being stricken with E. coli, and her 5-year-old friend remains hospitalized, reports Q13 Fox. Authorities are awaiting lab results that might help determine how Serena Faith Profitt of Otis got sick, though they say they may never zero in on the exact source, reports AP. Two possibilities: The pair shared a turkey sandwich at a restaurant over the Labor Day weekend, and they swam together in a pond the weekend before that, reports the Oregonian. A check of the restaurant has raised no red flags, however, and nobody else who swam in the pond has gotten sick. Our investigation is ongoing, says a health official in Lincoln City. There's a lot of field work, then there's a lot of waiting. Serena fell ill and eventually suffered kidney failure and brain damage. At one point, she was released from the hospital, only to return in worse shape. Her family tells KATU that the hospital failed to run tests that would have diagnosed E. coli and might have saved her, and they are planning legal action. Meanwhile, Serena's friend, 5-year-old Brad Sutton, is showing signs of improvement. His levels for his kidneys are coming up ... but he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not out of the woods, says his mom.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 5, Sick With E. Coli After Friend, 4, Dies",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2864",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2014 7:05 AM) Three new studies raise questions about how well the military screens its recruits, finding that almost 20% of US soldiers had a common mental illness before enlisting in the Army. The studies were commissioned after the recent surge in military suicides, and they find that most soldiers with suicidal tendencies already had them before enlisting, the New York Times reports. Some of the specific findings, per the NYT and the Los Angeles Times: The kind of people who join the Army are not typical people. They have a lot more acting-out kind of mental disorders. They get into fights more. They're more aggressive, says a sociologist who led one of the studies. The question becomes, 'How did these guys get in the Army?' The results are based on confidential surveys and interviews with a representative sample of soldiers. The studies also found that rates of most psychiatric disorders, as well as the suicide rate, climbed during military service\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven for soldiers who never deployed\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the reason is not clear. A psychologist who led one of the studies says more than 30% of military suicide attempts would have been prevented had recruits with pre-existing mental illnesses been barred from enlisting. But some experts say such recruits shouldn't be barred, but rather screening should improve so they can be offered more support after enlisting.",
        "Caption": "Almost 20% of Soldiers Had Mental Illness Before Enlisting",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2865",
        "News Article": "(Jul 20, 2013 12:54 PM CDT) Not all celebrities are like Gwyneth Paltrow, existing on air, kale, and good vibes alone. No, quite a few of them indulge in some distinctly unhealthy habits, from smoking to chowing down on junk food to spending too much time in the sun. The Stir rounds up 11 of the worst offenders. Click through a sampling in the gallery or check out the complete list here.",
        "Caption": "11 Bad Habits of the Stars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2866",
        "News Article": "(Feb 16, 2015 9:59 AM) The US government is selling three-jar units of peanut butter for $761\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though the stuff inside, according to a researcher, is prepared by a commercial manufacturer of peanut butter whose name you would recognize. That's what a chemist with the National Institute of Standards and Technology told the New York Times in 2003, when the peanut butter cost a mere $425. The reason for the price is the peanut butter's history. It was made to be used as standard reference material for researchers to study as a comparison to other foods, the Times reported. In other words, as Eater reports, this is the gold standard of peanut butter.",
        "Caption": "Why the Feds Are Selling $761 Peanut Butter",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2867",
        "News Article": "(Dec 1, 2008 4:40 PM) In the wake of shootings at Virginia Tech and Northern Illinois University, a new study says nearly 20% of young adults suffer from personality disorders, the AP\u00c2 reports. Obsessive compulsive disorder topped the list, but the problems include anti-social feelings and paranoia, which can lead to violence. Fewer than a quarter of those students receive treatment, the study said. One analyst said such disorders are overdiagnosed, but others said the study echoed reports of mental health problems among young people. The challenges of life in one's early 20s\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstriving at school and in work, building relationships, having young families\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcan trigger the disorders, the study said. Only alcohol and drug abuse are more common problems, afflicting almost a third of the roughly 5,000 people interviewed for the study.",
        "Caption": "Personality Disorders Afflict 20% of Young Adults",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2868",
        "News Article": "(Jul 4, 2012 5:37 PM CDT) We would expect nothing less from the celebrity whose idea of an affordable piece of clothing to recommend to working moms is a $300 jumpsuit, but nonetheless: Gwyneth Paltrow would like to sell you the perfect white T-shirt, for the low low price of just $90. Paltrow collaborated with Kain Label to create the shirt, exclusively sold on Goop, her lifestyle website, the New York Daily News reports. Not sure the Goop Tee is worth the cold hard cash? Read on and be convinced: Inspired by tuxedo tailoring, we added grosgrain piping to the shoulders and sides, and shortened the length, modernizing this essential wardrobe staple. And apparently more collaborations are coming, to the tune of one per week.",
        "Caption": "Gwyneth Hawks $90 T-Shirt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2869",
        "News Article": "(Dec 30, 2011 4:48 PM) It's getting to be put-up-or-shut-up time for the back-benchers in the GOP field. Rick Santorum, for instance, says he's done if he flops in Iowa. Now Jon Huntsman is setting a bar of his own in New Hampshire: If he doesn't finish in the top three, he will likely drop out of the race, reports AP. He doesn't say so explicitly, but AP assumes as much from lines like this in the interview: If we cross that threshold and the headline or the storyline is, 'Huntsman did better than expected, he exceeded market expectations,' then you know you've done something and you can carry on, he says. Huntsman has all but given up on Iowa (he's even tossing around mild insults at state residents) to instead commit fully to New Hampshire, and a weak finish would be political disaster. A poll out this week has him fourth at 9%.",
        "Caption": "Huntsman May Drop if He Doesn't Crack Top 3 in NH",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2870",
        "News Article": "(Sep 9, 2014 9:07 AM CDT) Three British writers, two Americans, and an Australian are the finalists announced today for the prestigious Booker Prize for fiction. The British nominees are Ali Smith's How to Be Both, Howard Jacobson's J, and Neel Mukherjee's The Lives of Others. The US is represented by Joshua Ferris' To Rise Again at a Decent Hour and Karen Joy Fowler's We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves. Australia's Richard Flanagan is nominated for The Narrow Road to the Deep North. This is the first year writers of all nationalities have been eligible for the Booker, previously open only to authors from Britain, Ireland, and the Commonwealth of former British colonies. The winner will be announced in London on Oct. 14.",
        "Caption": "In a First, 2 Americans Make Booker Shortlist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2871",
        "News Article": "(Mar 25, 2012 11:38 AM CDT) The shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin has brought renewed scrutiny to Florida's stand your ground law on self-defense. In many states, a person who feels threatened in a public place is legally obligated to attempt to flee before deadly force can be used. Not so in Florida or, as ProPublica reports, in 23 other states. The particulars vary from state to state, as do the names, but all generally do away with the duty to retreat. Click here for a state-by-state rundown. (In the Trayvon case, shooter George Zimmerman's lawyer doesn't think stand your ground is applicable.",
        "Caption": "24 States Have 'Stand Your Ground' Laws",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2872",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2014 3:46 AM CDT) The bodies and ashes of 20 Malaysians killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine last month arrived home today on the first day of national mourning in the country's history. It was the first repatriation of victims from the flight to the country, which is still coming to terms with the disappearance of Flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew earlier this year. The victims were carried aboard a specially chartered Malaysian Airlines jet and received in a solemn ceremony on the tarmac of Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Today we mourn the loss of our people. Today, we begin to bring them home, Prime Minister Najib Razak said in a statement. Our thoughts and our prayers are with the families and friends of those who lost their lives. Today we stand with you, united as one. Najib claimed personal credit for negotiating a deal with pro-Russian separatists for the return of all the bodies of the 298 people on board. The victims included 43 Malaysians and 195 Dutch nationals. An international investigation is ongoing, but no one has been arrested.",
        "Caption": "Bodies of MH17 Victims Finally Arrive Home",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2873",
        "News Article": "(Feb 5, 2015 3:58 AM) In what is believed to be the biggest-ever health care data breach and one of the biggest data breaches anywhere, Anthem says hackers may have stolen the details of tens of millions of customers. The company\u00e2\u20ac\u201dAmerica's second-biggest health insurer\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays hackers broke into a database that held the details of 80 million current and former customers, as well as those of employees, including its chief executive, reports the Wall Street Journal. The company, which was formerly known as WellPoint, says it contacted the FBI when the breach was first detected last week and the data was tracked to a storage service, but it's not clear whether the hackers were able to shift stolen data elsewhere. The company\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich runs plans such as Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsays customer details including medical IDs, addresses, Social Security numbers, and employment information were exposed, but there's no sign that medical information or credit card details were stolen, reports CNN. Anthem has set up a website with information on what it calls a very sophisticated external cyberattack and began notifying affected customers by email last night, the New York Times reports. The company says it will provide credit monitoring and identity protection services free of charge to customers, and it has employed cybersecurity firm Mandiant to deal with the breach.",
        "Caption": "No. 2 Health Insurer Anthem Suffers Historic Hack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2874",
        "News Article": "(Jul 25, 2009 5:08 AM CDT) Nadya Suleman's 14 kids will be paid $250 a day for starring in a reality show under a deal she signed yesterday, E! Online reports. The octuplets and her six other children will earn a total of $250,000 for 71 days of shooting over three years under the contract with European production company Eyeworks, makers of Breaking Bonaduce and The Biggest Loser. Under the contract, 15%\u00c2 of the kids' earnings will be placed in a trust account that they won't be able to access until they either turn 18 or become legally emancipated. Filming is due to begin September 1 but a judge will need to approve the contract first because of the children's ages. Suleman's oldest is 7 years old and the octuplets are 7 months.",
        "Caption": "Octuplet Mom Signs $250K Reality TV Deal",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2875",
        "News Article": "(Mar 26, 2014 8:37 AM CDT) A pair of CNN producers quietly tried to make their way into the World Trade Center site in New York yesterday afternoon\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut they were caught in the act. Yon Pomrenze, 35, and Connor Boals, 26, were trying to test the security of the area, the New York Post reports. Their efforts follow reports that a teen reached the top of 1 World Trade Center; during their first attempt to enter, they told police that if a 16-year-old could get on the site, they should be able to get in, an official says. The men, who were carrying cameras, were halted while trying to climb a fence and finally arrested after attempting to shove their way through a gate. According to a CNN statement, the two were assigned to a story about the recent incidents at the WTC and other sites\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe notion that daredevils are being drawn to them. They weren't, however, asked to try to enter, the network says, per the New York Times. Another group recently admitted parachuting off the country's tallest building.",
        "Caption": "2 CNN Producers Nabbed Sneaking Into WTC Area",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2876",
        "News Article": "(Dec 24, 2013 1:15 PM) A San Francisco man who went to prison decades ago as a burglar has now been convicted of raping and murdering a woman in 1991. Otis Hughes, 61, was imprisoned for burglary after the death of Karen Wong, whose apartment appeared to have been ransacked, police said. After he was released in 2008, a DNA sample he provided was matched with evidence at the scene, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. That led to the jury's conviction yesterday; Hughes could be sentenced to life in prison without parole. He plans to appeal the verdict. Prosecutors said the situation fit a pattern: Hughes would enter homes through unlocked windows or doors when victims were in; then he would pick up a knife found in the kitchen, they said. Hughes' defense noted that he had never been accused of an actual attack. Hughes' public defender said the pair may have had consensual sex and that Wong's boyfriend, who, according to her diary, had a temper, was probably the killer.",
        "Caption": "DNA Leads to Conviction in 22-Year-Old Rape-Murder",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2877",
        "News Article": "(Jan 27, 2012 8:17 AM) The Kepler space telescope has discovered a whopping 11 new planetary systems that are home to 26 planets\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthus tripling the number of stars that have more than one planet that passes in front of them and doubling the number of exoplanets confirmed by the Kepler mission. Prior to the Kepler mission, we knew of perhaps 500 exoplanets across the whole sky, says a NASA scientist. Now, in just two years staring at a patch of sky not much bigger than your fist, Kepler has discovered more than 60 planets and more than 2,300 planet candidates. In other words, our galaxy is positively loaded with planets. But the new systems aren't much like ours. The planets have relatively brief orbits around their stars; the longest is 143 days, while the shortest is six. The planets range in size from 1.5 times bigger than Earth to larger than Jupiter. But as Kepler continues to probe a field of 150,000 stars (it measures any changes in these stars' brightness, which would signal that a planet is crossing in front of the star), it's expected to find more Earth-sized than Jupiter-sized planets, Discovery notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand the systems it finds in the future are likely to look more like ours.",
        "Caption": "Scientists Find 11 New Planetary Systems",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2878",
        "News Article": "(Oct 24, 2014 6:19 PM CDT) An assailant shot and killed a Sacramento County sheriff's deputy and wounded two other deputies and a bystander today during a series of shootings that spanned more than 30 miles through two California counties. After a search in the Sierra Nevada foothills this afternoon, a suspect has been taken into custody; he has been identified as Marcelo Marquez, 34, the Sacramento Bee reports. Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones says deputy Danny Oliver, 47, was killed after he approached a suspicious vehicle in a motel parking lot this morning and was shot in the forehead at close range. A Placer County Sheriff's spokeswoman says two deputies from her department also were shot in Auburn, about 30 miles north of Sacramento, as the manhunt continued. The conditions of the other two deputies and the bystander were not immediately known. A woman who was with the man was earlier taken into custody; authorities say she had a handgun in her purse. During the search for the suspect, residents in the rural area were urged to stay indoors and schools were on lockdown; one high school was evacuated.",
        "Caption": "Suspect Held After 3 California Deputies Shot",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2879",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2011 2:03 AM) A 14-year-old Bangladeshi girl has died after a sentence of 100 cane lashings imposed when a village woman accused the teen of talking to her husband. What sort of justice is this? My daughter has been beaten to death, sobbed the girl's father. Some media reports said the girl had been raped by the woman's husband. Four men have been arrested in the killing, but police are seeking several others, including villagers who stood by and watched as the girl was beaten. After the wife's testimony, a makeshift court sentenced the girl and the husband to 100 lashings each. The man was reportedly beaten by his father at home. He's now on the run, reports the Guardian. Such fatwa punishments were outlawed last year. Lawyers for the teen's family are now suing the government, and investigators from a human rights organization are interviewing villagers. This is an absolutely horrific crime, said a spokeswoman for the group. Despite court judgments banning punishments in the name of fatwa, an aggressively religious group capable of committing such barbaric crimes of torture against women are still present in our society.",
        "Caption": "Bangladeshi Girl, 14, Dies After 100 Lash Punishment",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2880",
        "News Article": "(May 2, 2008 12:53 AM CDT) Jack Cust went 4-for-4 with a go-ahead homer that triggered an eight-run fifth inning, while Emil Brown added another four hits and an RBI as the Oakland Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 15-8 last night to gain a split of the four-game series. The A's, who beat the Halos 14-2 in Monday's series opener, had 20 hits. Justin Duchscherer (2-1) allowed six runs - only one earned - and six hits over five innings with six strikeouts in his 200th major league game and eighth career start. The right-hander, making his second start after missing three weeks with a biceps strain, ran his career record against the Angels to 6-0 - although four of those wins came in relief.",
        "Caption": "Cust, A's Rout Angels 15-8",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2881",
        "News Article": "(Mar 28, 2010 6:51 PM CDT) Nolan Smith scored a career-high 29 points and top-seeded Duke used a big run late in the game to beat Baylor, 78-71, today in Houston. Duke, the lone No. 1 seed remaining in the tournament, will play in the national semis for the first time since 2004, against East Regional champion West Virginia. The Blue Devils have won 11 of their last 12 regional finals under coach Mike Krzyzewski, but haven't won a national title since 2001. Jon Scheyer added 20 points to help Duke offset a horrendous game from Kyle Singler, who was 0 for 10 from the field, the first time in his college career he failed to hit a field goal. LaceDarius Dunn had 22 points and Ekpe Udoh 18 for the Bears, who played Duke tough for 35 minutes before finally wilting under the pressure of the ACC champions. Baylor hasn't been to a Final Four since 1950.",
        "Caption": "No. 1 Seed Duke Advances",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2882",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2016 2:35 PM) Walter Cavanagh of Santa Clara, Calif., holds the Guinness Book of World Records title of Mr. Plastic Fantastic, and Money revisited his story earlier this week. As it recounts, Cavanagh has 1,497 valid credit cards, adding up to $1.7 million in available credit. The wild stats don't end there: His custom wallet, the world's longest, stretches 250 feet, weighs 38 pounds, and can hold only 800 of his many cards, not that he carries them around: The Los Angeles Times reported in a 2004 profile that all but one (which he uses and pays off in full in each month, giving him nearly perfect credit) are kept in a safe-deposit box. Cavanagh's card collection started as silly bet with a friend nearly half a century ago. Whoever collected the most cards by the end of the year would win a dinner. The final score: 143-138 in Cavanagh's favor. With credit cards from gas stations, airlines, and an ice cream store, Cavanagh says he's only been denied credit once, by the now-defunct JJ Newberry Co., which said he had too much credit already. To maintain his title (which he's held since 1971, per ABC News), Cavanagh has to keep amassing cards. If a card isn't valid any more, he doesn't count it as part of his collection. Cavanagh isn't the only collector of plastic. The American Credit Card Collectors Society was formed in 1994 and holds regular conventions. But 29% of Americans actually have no plastic, per an April 2014 Gallup survey cited by MarketWatch. A third of us have one or two, and only 7% have seven or more. (Here's why you should freeze your credit reports.)",
        "Caption": "There's a Man Who Has 1,497 Credit Cards",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2883",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2015 4:25 PM CDT) Nothing is officially settled in the debate over a replacement face for the $20 bill. But a poll that received more than 600,000 votes shows Harriet Tubman as the clear preference to take Andrew Jackson's spot, USA Today reports. The Women on 20s campaign had four finalists in its online poll: Tubman, Eleanor Roosevelt, Rosa Parks, and Cherokee leader Wilma Mankiller. After a second round of voting, Tubman took first place, earning 118,328 votes; Roosevelt followed with about 7,000 fewer. Now the matter is in the hands of the government, where Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is pushing for a change; Treasury secretary Jack Lew would have to approve it, and the results of the online poll aren't officially binding. But the effort will get some help from a planned Virtual March on Washington via social media, using the hashtag #DearMrPresident.",
        "Caption": "Poll: Harriet Tubman Should Be on the $20",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2884",
        "News Article": "(Jun 6, 2013 1:34 PM CDT) This would have been unthinkable a scant few years ago\u00e2\u20ac\u201dlet alone during the 15 years she spent under house arrest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut Aung San Suu Kyi says she wants to be the next president of Burma in 2015, reports Voice of America. I want to run for president, and I am quite frank about it, said Suu Kyi, who was elected to parliament last year. If I pretended that I did not want to be president, I would not be honest. And I would rather be honest with my people than otherwise. Her big hurdle is that the nation's constitution forbids anyone with a spouse or kids who are foreign nationals to be president, a clause that would disqualify her. To get it amended, she would need to persuade at least some leaders of the military, who hold a quarter of the seats in parliament. If successful, Suu Kyi would be elected at age 70 and might oversee an economic boom: One consultancy firm estimates that Burma's economy\u00e2\u20ac\u201drich in natural resources\u00e2\u20ac\u201dcould quadruple in the next 15 years, assuming the transition to democracy continues and investors aren't scared away, reports the Independent.",
        "Caption": "Suu Kyi: I Want to Be President in 2015",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2885",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2011 7:18 PM CDT) When the new world rankings in golf come out Monday, the name Tiger Woods won't crack the top 10 for the first time in 14 years, reports AP. Woods has been on a steady decline in the rankings since his scandal, and he had to drop out of his last tournament because of leg injuries. How to console himself? Maybe with the $75 million he earned last year, which helped make him the top-ranked athlete (No. 6) on the Forbes list of powerful celebrities.",
        "Caption": "End of an Era: Tiger Woods Losing Top 10 Golf Rank",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2886",
        "News Article": "(Aug 20, 2013 12:35 PM CDT) Just how well did the Tesla Model S do in government safety tests? The highest score a car can get is 5 stars. The Model S got 5.4. Yes, writes Travis Okulski at Jalopnik. It broke the scale. In fact, the electric car did better than any vehicle ever tested by the National Highway Transportation Safety Board, reports the Christian Science Monitor. About 1% of cars get a 5-star rating, but the Tesla did exceptionally well in all the individual categories and subcategories\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfront impact, side impact, rear impact, rollover vulnerability, you name it. Frontal impact was aided by the lack of engine block under the Tesla's 'frunk'\u00e2\u20ac\u201dallowing more space for impact absorption, writes Antony Ingram at the Monitor, who finds evidence of a real-world test in Tennessee. A woman driving a Tesla S there slammed into a power pole hard enough to knock it down and cut off power to a neighborhood, reports WGNS. But she emerged unscathed, except for DUI charges. (The Model S, which starts at a mere $70,000, also got rave reviews from Consumer Reports.)",
        "Caption": "Tesla Model S Safety Rating: 5.4 Out of 5 Stars",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2887",
        "News Article": "(Feb 19, 2012 9:03 AM) There's a new Kroger on the Ohio Northern University campus, but you can't enter it\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecause it's a vending machine. The Kroger Shop24 Kiosk, which opened last month, is about the size of a bus stop and includes 164 items, from milk and bread to toiletries and flowers, all priced the same as they would be at a regular Kroger. The refrigerated kiosk gets restocked each day, and the selection of items is changed often\u00e2\u20ac\u201dparticularly when a special event like the Super Bowl calls for chicken wings to be stocked. Customers can pay with cash, debit or credit, or even federal supplemental nutrition-assistance program cards, the Toledo Blade reports. Depending on how this experiment goes, Kroger could open more of the kiosks, which are purchased from Columbus company Shop24 Global. We're kind of testing it to see how it goes, says a company spokesperson. We've had a lot of positive feedback.",
        "Caption": "Introducing the 164-Item Vending Machine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2888",
        "News Article": "(Mar 12, 2010 2:58 AM) At least 11 Siberian tigers have starved to death in a Chinese zoo run by an owner strapped for cash. The tigers require 20 pounds of meat a day, but zoo operators only provided the big cats with a chicken carcass every couple of days. Two of the tigers, apparently driven by hunger, attacked a zoo keeper late last year and were shot to death. Earlier, 4 tigers ate a cage mate, and 6 tigers died in a single day. The Chinese government has stepped in to support the privately owned Shenyang Forest Wild Animal Zoo in Shenyang, which still has some 20 tigers. Wildlife experts esitmate only some 450 Siberian tigers still exist in the wild, reports the Telegraph.",
        "Caption": "11 Tigers Starve to Death in China Zoo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2889",
        "News Article": "(Oct 2, 2009 4:43 PM CDT) If Sarah Palin is the 2012 presidential nominee, the Republican Party would have a catastrophic election result, the top strategist for the McCain campaign said today. Steve Schmidt foresees the 2012 election being won by the party that can sway the independents who backed Barack Obama in 2008. In the past year, Palin has done nothing to expand her appeal beyond the base, Schmidt said. Schmidt, who has long been a Palin detractor, told the Atlantic. I think that she has talents, but my honest view is that she would not be a winning candidate.",
        "Caption": "Palin 2012 'Catastrophic' for GOP: McCain Insider",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2890",
        "News Article": "(Jan 9, 2015 2:04 PM) A man who ditched work for 24 years has finally lost his job\u00e2\u20ac\u201dapparently a sign that India is cracking down on government bureaucrats who avoid office time, Reuters reports. AK Verma, a senior engineer at the Central Public Works Department, last showed up for work in December 1990. The Hindu describes him as being on furlough, but an inquiry ruled against him in 1992, and delays and inaction ensued for 22 more years until Verma eventually got fired. He went on seeking extension of leave, which was not sanctioned, and defied directions to report to work, officials said in a statement. Civil servants in India are infamous for showing up late, taking lengthy lunches, and hitting the links during work hours, the Guardian reports. Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he was shocked by bureaucrats' behavior when he took power last year, and has tried cracking down. He's known to play office monitor, showing up in the halls of power unannounced, and now makes civil servants sign in with fingerprint scanners (the results can be seen online). Attendance has gone up since, the Guardian says, and Delhi's main golf course is now mostly empty during the week. (In the US, a worker got in trouble with the boss for using his robot voice on the phone to callers.)",
        "Caption": "Guy Skips Work for 24 Years, Gets Fired",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2891",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2015 11:35 AM CDT) Americans are getting older, but not this old: Social Security records show that 6.5 million people in the US have reached the ripe old age of 112. Common sense suggests otherwise\u00e2\u20ac\u201das of last fall, there were only 42 people known to be that old in the entire world. But Social Security does not have death records for millions of these people, with the oldest born in 1869, according to a report by the agency's inspector general. Only 13 of the people are still getting Social Security benefits, the report said. But for others, their Social Security numbers are still active, so a number could be used to report wages, open bank accounts, obtain credit cards, or claim fraudulent tax refunds. That is a real problem, says Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis. When you have a fake Social Security number, that's what allows you to fraudulently do all kinds things, claim things like the earned income tax credit or other tax benefits. Johnson is chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, which plans a hearing Monday on problems with death records maintained by the Social Security Administration. The agency said it is working to improve the accuracy of its death records, but one SSA official said it would be costly and time-consuming to update 6.5 million files that were generated decades ago, when the agency used paper records.",
        "Caption": "Social Security Thinks 6.5M Americans Are Age 112",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2892",
        "News Article": "(Dec 5, 2011 3:10 AM) Britain's queen is facing a royal comedown as new austerity measures will likely trim her income to some $48 million, which will be frozen until 2015. It's actually a sizable cut from the good old days in 1991, when her take was a hefty $125 million. So what does it mean? Repairs will have to wait at palaces, and there won't be much in the till to boost the court of the darling Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The cost of the couple's staff will continue to be paid for by the Prince of Wales. Buckingham Palace is also likely to do some private fundraising, or cut back on appearances by the royals, muses the Telegraph. But don't cry for the queen. She has her own fortune of some $450 million, and recently spent $750,000 on a thoroughbred racehorse, notes the Express.",
        "Caption": "Queen's Income Shaved to Mere $48M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2893",
        "News Article": "(Apr 14, 2009 8:27 AM CDT) Retail sales fell unexpectedly in March, delivering a setback to hopes that the economy's steep slide could be bottoming out. The Commerce Department cited a 1.1% drop, the biggest decline in 3 months and a much weaker showing than the 0.3% increase that analysts expected. Falling auto sales led the overall slump in demand. Sales also plunged at clothing stores, appliance outlets, and furniture stores. Meanwhile, wholesale prices dropped sharply last month as the cost of gasoline and other energy plummeted, fresh evidence that inflation appears to pose little threat to the economy. The Labor Department reported that the Producer Price Index, which measures price changes before they reach consumers, fell by 1.2% in March; analysts expected no change. Gas prices plunged 13.1%, the steepest drop since December, while food prices fell 0.7%.",
        "Caption": "March Retail Sales Show Surprise 1.1% Drop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2894",
        "News Article": "(May 8, 2012 2:57 PM CDT) One key to The Avengers' record success this weekend: its PG-13 rating. The top six highest-grossing movies ever made are all rated PG-13; the rating points to a film that's titillating enough for teens but isn't likely to offend adults, the Los Angeles Times notes. The rating has become a Holy Grail for movie execs, particularly lately. Last year, R-rated movies accounted for 21% of US box office takings\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe lowest figure in decades. PG-13 movies, meanwhile, managed 54%\u00e2\u20ac\u201deven though just 35% of films received the rating. This summer will see the release of a host of blockbusters rated PG-13, from The Dark Knight Rises to Battleship, as studios fight to receive the rating. Ratings organization the MPAA has heard nine ratings appeals this year, six of which were efforts to shift Rs to PG-13s. One problem with the R rating: It's an incredibly broad category, making it tough for audiences to know what they're in for, says a Sony exec.",
        "Caption": "PG-13 Rating: Ticket to Box-Office Magic?",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2895",
        "News Article": "(Feb 15, 2019 8:34 AM) A New Orleans man is finally doing time almost 14 years after shooting three black men evacuating the region in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Roland Bourgeois Jr. fired a shotgun at the young men, who were injured, because they were black and entered his Algiers Point neighborhood bordering the Mississippi River, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Bourgeois was one of several white men to erect a barricade and patrol the streets with guns in September 2005 in an effort to block outsiders, reports the New York Times. Anything coming up this street darker than a brown paper bag is getting shot, he said, according to court documents. As the men crossed the barricade in an effort to reach a ferry landing serving as an evacuation site, one was hit in the neck and back, the two others in the arms, back, and legs. Bourgeois boasted that he'd got one, then promised to kill the man, whom he referred to using a racial slur, according to the documents. He also waved around the bloody hat of one of the victims as a trophy, a federal prosecutor says, per the Times-Picayune. This was a premeditated attempt to kill, she adds, per the AP. Though Bourgeois was indicted in 2010, he was found incompetent to stand trial at least five times due to mental and physical health concerns before an alteration in 2018. Having admitted the men posed no threat to him, he pleaded guilty in October to interference with the rights of the men and use of a firearm during a violent crime. Though his lawyer argued for a lighter sentence due to his frail health, Bourgeois, appearing in a wheelchair, was sentenced Thursday to five years for each count, plus five years of supervised release.",
        "Caption": "Justice for 3 Black Men Shot After Hurricane Katrina",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2896",
        "News Article": "(Nov 23, 2015 12:00 PM) Did you hear the one about the drunk Russian sailor who walked into a bar and ... no, wait, this particular Russian sailor downed half a liter of rum, got behind the controls of a 7,000-ton ship, and proceeded at full speed to plow it directly into a tough-to-spot little rock we like to call Scotland, reports CNN in what sounds more like a bar story than a news story. Such was the plight of the Lysblink Seaways when it ran aground on Feb. 18 in western Scotland's Ardnamurchan peninsula, the UK's Marine Accident Investigation Branch found in a report last week. Bad weather further drove the ship aground, damaging the hull, spilling 25 tons of marine gas oil, and resulting in it being declared an utter loss. The 36-year-old officer in question\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho's been relieved of his duties\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbecame inattentive ... due to the effects of alcohol consumption, per the report. Further, despite a ship-wide ban on alcohol, the officer was found after the accident to have a blood-alcohol content almost eight times the legal limit\u00e2\u20ac\u201da feat facilitated by the presence of an on-board store that the report says was regularly replenished, and empty beer, wine and spirit bottles and cartons found on board after the accident indicated significant levels of alcohol consumption by the crew. And finally, although a radar watch alarm had sounded every 6 minutes, the somnolent officer was able to reset the alarm without leaving his chair, the report says, via the Independent.",
        "Caption": "Drunk Russian Ran 7K-Ton Ship Aground in Scotland",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2897",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2016 3:39 PM) Kanye West may be wildly successful, but is he stone broke? Well, he tweeted Saturday that he's $53 million in personal debt and asked his 18.7 million Twitter fans to Please pray we overcome... This is my true heart, Sky News reports. Kanye didn't go into details, but has admitted to losing about $16 million through his Yeezy clothing line. I was trying to play a sport that's a billionaire sport, he said at the 2015 BET Honors show, Vibe reported last year. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not a millionaire sport and I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m proud of the debt. I don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t care about somebody\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Ghost (Phantom) or somebody\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s house. I care about my vision. Kanye made the latest confession before going onstage at Saturday Night Live to preview his new album, The Life of Pablo\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich infamous pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli apparently tried to buy for $10 million. Once the record was released, CNBC reports, Shkreli tweeted that he had been defrauded somehow after paying West with bitcoin. As for West, he's rumored to be worth more than $100 million and his wife Kim Kardashian almost $50 million, TMZ reports. Dude needs a good Kickstarter campaign, says the gossip site. (Update: Kanye on Sunday asked these billionaires for cash.)",
        "Caption": "Kanye: I'm $53M in Debt",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2898",
        "News Article": "(Dec 20, 2012 5:38 PM) Bernie Madoff's younger brother got sentenced to 10 years in prison today after admitting to crimes such as falsifying documents and lying to regulators. But Peter Madoff, 67, continued to insist he didn't know about Bernie's massive Ponzi scheme, a claim the judge called frankly not believable, reports AP. Peter Madoff's plea deal also calls for him to forfeit $143 billion. He doesn't have it, but the New York Times says it's a clear signal that the government will seize all of his assets and distribute them to victims. Five others face trial next year for their alleged roles in the scheme.",
        "Caption": "Peter Madoff Gets 10 Years Over Brother's Ponzi Scheme",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2899",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2008 2:57 AM CDT) LaShawn Merritt stunned teammate and rival Jeremy Wariner in the men's 400-meter race today, eclipsing the favorite by nearly a full second to take gold in the US medals sweep. Wariner, the defending champion, turned the final corner to find Merritt far in front of him, reports the Los Angeles Times. David Neville had to dive to secure bronze. People said I was the underdog, Merritt said. But I believed I could do it, and that is the first step in winning. The runner said lengthening his stride helped. I came here and said I'm just going to open up and let it fly, and that's how it played out, he added.",
        "Caption": "US Men Sweep 400",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2900",
        "News Article": "(Nov 3, 2009 9:34 AM) Kate Winslet is serious about positive body image\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand her crusade is aimed at more than just the impressionable young women of the world. The actress has won $40,000 from the Daily Mail, which reported in January that Winslet lied when she said she was taking a break from exercising during the awards season, People reports. I strongly believe that women should be encouraged to accept themselves as they are, so to suggest that I was lying was an unacceptable accusation of hypocrisy, Winslet said in a statement. I felt that I had a responsibility to request an apology in order to demonstrate my commitment to the views that I have always expressed about body issues, including diet and exercise, says the 33-year-old mother of two.",
        "Caption": "Kate Winslet Wins $40K in 'Body Image' Libel Suit",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2901",
        "News Article": "(Mar 4, 2011 10:19 AM) NASA's latest mission\u00e2\u20ac\u201da $424 million mission at that\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhas ended up in the Pacific Ocean: The protective shell on a Taurus XL rocket failed to separate from the Earth-observation satellite it was carrying like it was supposed to, reports the AP. We failed to make orbit, said the NASA launch director this morning. Indications are that the satellite and rocket ... is in the southern Pacific Ocean somewhere. The failure comes after a week of troubleshooting a technical glitch that canceled an earlier launch. NASA suffered a similar mishap two years ago when a satellite that would have studied global warming crashed into the ocean near Antarctica after launching from the same kind of rocket that carried Glory. Officials say that Glory likely wound up landing near where the previous satellite did. Had Glory not ended up in the water, it would have set out on a three-year mission to analyze how airborne particles affect Earth's climate. It was to study aerosols\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich come from volcanoes, forest fires, desert storms, and man-made sources\u00e2\u20ac\u201din particular.",
        "Caption": "NASA's $424M Fail: Satellite Ends Up in Pacific",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2902",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2010 11:19 AM) It's dangerously alluring, but the iPhone makes most Stanford students so giddy that they don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t really care. About a third of respondents in a recent study said they worried about becoming addicted to the gadget. But the torrid affair is far from over\u00e2\u20ac\u201droughly three-quarters said that it makes them happier and that they'd fallen asleep in bed with their little friend. Some 58% love it, which could explain why 41% say losing it would be a tragedy. The professor in charge of the survey says the strong feelings elicited by the iPhone make sense given the gadget\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s interconnection with the respondents\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 lives. It had so much personal information that it became a kind of extension of the mind, she tells the San Jose Mercury News. It just kind of captured part of their identity. And their hearts, apparently.",
        "Caption": "1 in 3 Fear Being 'One of Those iPhone People'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2903",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2010 9:48 AM) Lucky for Obama he's not up for reelection this year: 52% of Americans polled by CNN recently don't think the president deserves a second term, with just 44% saying he does. The anti-incumbent sentiment burns even brighter when it comes to Congress, with just 34% of those polled saying that the majority of federal lawmakers deserve to be reelected. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the lowest percentage since CNN began asking the question in 1991. This is not a good year to be an incumbent, regardless of which party you belong to, said CNN\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s polling director. Voters seem equally angry at both Republicans and Democrats. But the numbers are more likely to hurt Democrats, simply because Democrats have more incumbents. Asked generically if they would support a Democratic or Republican House candidate, 47% backed Republicans, 45% Democrats.",
        "Caption": "52% Think Obama Doesn't Deserve 2nd Term",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2904",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2016 10:54 AM CDT) The @TwoWomenTravel Twitter account has just 28 tweets, but it had quite a turnout over the weekend, racking up more than 25,000 followers as one of the two women live-tweeted her journey to get an abortion, the Belfast Telegraph reports. The Irish woman and a friend documented their 48-hour trip to obtain a legal abortion in Britain, as the procedure is banned in Ireland unless the mother's life (not merely her health) is at risk. The Irish Family Planning Association site notes at least 10 Irish women a day have to leave home to get an abortion, with at least 165,000 women and girls heading to UK clinics between 1980 and 2015. The live tweets went from boarding the plane in Ireland to a series of waiting rooms in a British clinic, exhausted and hungry from their travels\u00e2\u20ac\u201d We could be home by noon in another world, they noted. The procedure itself was safe and quick and attended to by a warm staff, they said. One cc included in nearly every tweet: that of @EndaKennyTD, the Twitter handle for Ireland Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who's been accused of stalling on talks to repeal the country's Eighth Amendment, which is behind the abortion ban, per Ireland's Independent. The women received support, including from Ireland's health minister, Simon Harris, who tweeted, Thanks to @TwoWomenTravel for telling story of reality which faces many. The two women had their own thanks to offer, with one glaring exception (apparently Kenny). Women who head to England to get an abortion do not choose to be shamed into the secrecy, panic, and guilt that the journey to leave their home country inspires, the women behind the tweets wrote in their final post. (A teen raped in Mexico was denied abortion access.)",
        "Caption": "Irish Woman, Friend Live-Tweet 48-Hour Trip to Get Abortion",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2905",
        "News Article": "(May 15, 2012 1:59 AM CDT) A $100 million marijuana plantation was destroyed by a police raid in Topanga State Park in Los Angeles on Friday. The 34,000-plant operation deep in the park's back country is the largest busted by cops in the Santa Monica Mountains in seven years, reports the Los Angeles Times. No one was arrested, but three men were spotted fleeing the scene. Park rangers and sheriff's deputies discovered the operation after finding a dam that was diverting water from a creek to irrigate the plants in the park, which is located entirely within LA city limits. Police cleared out more than 500 pounds of trash left by the pot farmers, including propane tanks, batteries, fertilizer, and pesticides banned in the state. Hunting traps and a dead fox were also discovered. The operation caused extensive damage to the soil and watershed, as well as to native plants and animals that could take years to recover, said officials.",
        "Caption": "$100M Pot Farm Destroyed in LA Park Raid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2906",
        "News Article": "(Mar 6, 2010 3:46 PM) Audiences are just mad about Johnny Depp and Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, helping it earn a whopping $41 million in its first day. After its big start yesterday, the 3D Disney release should be on track for a $100 million weekend, well above expectations. It could end up being the second-biggest opening outside of summer, notes the LA Times, behind only The Twilight Saga: Next Moon.",
        "Caption": "Alice in Wonderland Opens Huge at $41M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2907",
        "News Article": "(Aug 10, 2011 8:45 AM CDT) Moan. Here we go again. Yesterday's big gain was largely erased at the opening bell today\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand was pretty much entirely erased by 11am EST\u00e2\u20ac\u201dover fears about the global economy. The Dow fell as much as 446 points, and is currently down around 400 points. Nasdaq and the S&P 500 have sunk about 3% each, down about 74 and 37 points, respectively, reports MarketWatch, which notes that gold has topped $1,800 an ounce.",
        "Caption": "Forget Yesterday's Gains: Dow Down 400+",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2908",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2014 9:58 AM) More than 100 cars and dozens of tractor trailers have been caught up in a chain of accidents stretching over several miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Bensalem this morning, backing up traffic for several more miles behind that. The first accident came at about 7:45am on the westbound side, causing a rubbernecking delay on the eastbound side\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhere the subsequent crashes occurred beginning at 8am, Fox 29 Philadelphia reports. Icy conditions are believed to be responsible\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthough residents say that stretch of road is so notoriously treacherous that accidents sometimes occur there in good weather. One crash site involves roughly 75 cars and several tractor trailers, CBS 3 Philadelphia reports. Another 30 cars were involved in another big wreck, in which a tractor trailer jackknifed, reportedly landing on top of at least four cars. Emergency crews are now using the westbound side to transport out the wounded. At least five people have been hospitalized so far. This is the worst accident I have seen in the 20 years I have been doing this, CBS' traffic reporter said.",
        "Caption": "100 Cars Crash in Huge Pennsylvania Pileup Chain",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2909",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2016 2:01 PM) Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty's family says the 36-year-old Egyptian woman hasn't left her home in 25 years, the BBC reports. Her extreme weight forced her to crawl instead of walk by age 11, and an ensuing stroke left her bedridden. Her family says she weighs more than 1,100 pounds, which would make her the heaviest woman alive\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe current Guinness record-holder is only 643 pounds\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand close to the heaviest woman ever, according to the Washington Post. While Abd El Aty's weight hasn't been confirmed, Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala in India estimates she is at least 990 pounds based on photos of her. My initial reaction was '\u00e2\u20ac\u02dcHow is she even alive?' he says. His next reaction was to try to save her. Abd El Aty is expected to arrive in Mumbai for surgery in the next 10 days, but it won't be an easy journey. In every sense, she's a challenge, Lakdawala says. The bariatric surgeon has been raising money to get her to Mumbai and will be operating pro bono, the Times of India reports. But it's not just money that's an issue. Because she can't leave her room, Abd El Aty was unable to make it to the Indian embassy to be fingerprinted for a visa; only a personal plea from Lakdawala secured her an exemption. And while transporting Abd El Aty will be challenging in its own right, Lakdawala says the surgery itself is very high risk. He says he's hopeful but not confident he can help Abd El Aty lose up to 300 pounds. (For the obese, objects are closer than they appear.)",
        "Caption": "1,100-Pound Woman to Leave Home for 1st Time in 25 Years",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2910",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2014 5:44 PM CDT) Two arrests have been made in the heartbreaking carjacking case that ended with the deaths of three children Friday after the suspects plowed the stolen SUV into a family selling fruit on a Philadelphia street corner. Johnathan Rosa, 19, and Cornelius Crawford, 23, were each charged with three counts of felony murder and other crimes today; they are also accused of sexually assaulting the woman who owned the SUV. Their arrests come after a three-day manhunt involving surveillance footage from nearby businesses and people calling in tips, but it was Rosa's cellphone, left in the back of the SUV, that led to the suspects. Rosa was initially released after telling police on Saturday that his phone had been stolen, the AP reports, but he turned himself in the following day after seeing pictures of the dead children in a newspaper, and told police Crawford blew a tire while driving recklessly, causing the accident. He can't get the image of the girl flying over the hood of the SUV out of his mind, says his lawyer, who claims Rosa only got into the SUV after Crawford had already carjacked it. Keisha Williams, 34, the mother of victims Keiearra Williams, 15, Thomas Reed, 10, and Terrence Moore, 7, is still hospitalized, as is a friend who was with the family, and the carjacking victim.",
        "Caption": "2 Men Charged for Carjacking That Killed 3 Kids",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2911",
        "News Article": "(Feb 3, 2009 12:48 PM) Three automakers said today their US light-vehicle sales plummeted again in January: General Motors fell 49%, Ford 40% and Toyota 32%. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s an abysmal start to 2009 for the industry as sales to fleet buyers like rental car companies weighed down the results. Chrysler and other automakers also are expected to report lower sales when they release their figures later today.",
        "Caption": "Auto Sales Off Again: GM 49%, Ford 40%, Toyota 32%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2912",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2010 8:40 AM CDT) It pretty much goes without saying that Tiger Woods paid Rachel Uchitel off\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut the real amount is much, much higher than originally speculated. Early estimates put the figure at $1 million; it was later thought to be between $2 million and $5 million\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut TMZ reports it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s actually $10 million. Sources say the golfer agreed to the amount because he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s scared of what mistress No. 1 could reveal. Other alleged mistresses, who apparently don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t freak Tiger out as much, got anywhere from nothing to several hundred thousand. Insiders say the $10 million payout is a sign that Elin Nordegren will get at least $20 million, plus support, if she divorces Woods.",
        "Caption": "Tiger Woods' Rachel Uchitel Payoff: $10M",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2913",
        "News Article": "(Dec 19, 2009 9:03 AM) The last Democratic holdout on health care reform came into the tent this morning, as Ben Nelson said he will vote for the bill. We're there, Sen. Kent Conrad told the Washington Post as he headed into a meeting to announce the deal, and Nelson, asked if he was prepared to support it, said, Yeah. The breakthrough, which gives Harry Reid the 60 votes he needs to block a GOP filibuster, came after many hours of bargaining over restrictions on abortion coverage and goodies for Nelson's home state of Nebraska. The Nelson amendment on abortion does not forbid insurance plans from covering abortion services, the New York Times reports, but it gives states power to prohibit abortion coverage in the insurance exchanges where the plans would be sold. Reid introduced the latest version of the bill this morning, and Republicans immediately forced a reading of the 383-page measure, which the Times estimates will take at least 10 hours.",
        "Caption": "Ben Nelson Says He's In, Giving Reid His 60 Votes",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2914",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2011 9:07 AM) The birther debate is alive and well, as evidenced by bills introduced in at least 10 states that would require presidential candidates to provide proof of their natural-born citizenship. Some lawmakers who have proposed such bills say they still don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know whether or not President Barack Obama was born in the US, and that their bills are intended to ensure another such controversy doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t arise in the future. Others were influenced by different concerns, such as illegal immigration, Politico reports. If the bills pass, states could potentially kick any candidate who doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t comply off the presidential ballot, say election law attorneys, although a legal challenge would likely follow. Connecticut, Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, and Missouri are among the states that have introduced birther-type legislation, though many acknowledge the bills may have trouble getting through the state Senate. The bills differ in terms of how proof would be provided: Some require the secretary of state to view the original birth certificate; others require an affidavit with documentation of the candidate\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s name and place of birth.",
        "Caption": "Birther Bills Introduced in 10 States",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2915",
        "News Article": "(Mar 11, 2010 9:12 AM) In the olden days, cops handed out traffic tickets to keep us safe; in our brave, new, cash-strapped world, states and municipalities are pushing police to hand out as many as possible\u00e2\u20ac\u201dfor the money they bring in. Just look at Virginia, where last weekend police wrote 6,996 tickets in a federally funded effort to line the state\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s coffers called Operation Air, Land, and Speed. And the fines aren't paltry: Get caught going, say, 60 in a 45 mph zone in the Old Dominion State and you could pay a whopping $2,500. The law establishing such massive fines for minor violations is not coy: The purpose, it reads, is to generate revenue. Cops aren\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t thrilled about their new role. They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re trying to use police officers to balance the budget on the backs of drivers and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s too bad, a Michigan lawman tells the Business Insider. We might as well just go door to door and tell people, \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcSlide us $100.\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 Even if cops rebel, governments can still bring in the dough the automatic way. Revenue from red-light cameras in LA went from $200,000 to $400,000 a month between 2007 and 2009.",
        "Caption": "Ticket-Crazed Virginia Hands Out 6,996 in One Weekend",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2916",
        "News Article": "(Feb 17, 2008 7:06 PM) It appeared that Joe Gibbs Racing was going to take today's Daytona 500; the question was whether it would be Tony Stewart or his teammate Kyle Busch. That changed after a last-lap decision by Stewart to go low on the track, blocking Busch and freeing Ryan Newman to zoom past on the high side and win the Daytona 500, reports AP. It was the first Daytona win in 23 tries for Roger Penske's race team. Kurt Busch, Newman's teammate who also blew past Stewart on the last lap and finished second, said We did something very special for the Captain tonight, referring to Penske. Meanwhile, the 500 still eludes Stewart, who said, It's probably one of the most disappointing moments in my racing career.",
        "Caption": "Ryan Newman Wins Daytona 500",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2917",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2015 8:57 AM CDT) Bill and Hillary Clinton have been chastised for their hefty speaking fees while George W. Bush flies under the radar. The former president has made millions from at least 200 engagements in which he pocketed $100,000 to $175,000 for about an hour on stage, Politico reports. Among his best delivered lines: Evil is real and Bowling is fun. He's kept earnings quiet with confidentiality agreements and the fact that most appearances are held in private across the US and from Canada to Asia. At least he made no secret of his plans: Before leaving office, Bush said he intended to replenish the ol' coffers and could make ridiculous money in paid speeches.",
        "Caption": "Bush Quietly Earns $175K Per Speech",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2918",
        "News Article": "(Oct 18, 2009 3:03 AM CDT) Alex Rodriguez is putting all those playoff failures behind him, and the LA Angels are turning the AL championship series into a defensive debacle. Coming through under pressure once again, Rodriguez hit a tying homer in the 11th inning and the New York Yankees edged Los Angeles 4-3 last night on Maicer Izturis' error in the 13th for a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. Wow, what a game, Rodriguez said. After the rain came and went on another chilly night, New York pulled out its latest late-inning thriller and remained unbeaten in this year's playoffs. The game ended at 1:07am when Izturis threw away Melky Cabrera's grounder to second base. It marked another sloppy performance by the Angels, and finished a game that lasted 5 hours, 10 minutes. I was a little aggressive there, Izturis said. I'm not scared to be aggressive. Unfortunately, it cost us the game.",
        "Caption": "A-Rod, Yanks Top Angels in 13th",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2919",
        "News Article": "(Feb 29, 2012 1:13 AM) Some 25 suspected members of the Anonymous hacking collective have been arrested in Europe and South America, according to Interpol. The international police agency says 250 items of IT equipment were seized in raids in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Spain, the BBC reports. The suspects\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding Pacotron, the alleged chief of Anonymous operations in Spain and Latin America\u00e2\u20ac\u201dare accused of planning attacks against targets including Colombia's defense ministry and Chile's national library.",
        "Caption": "25 Anonymous Hackers Busted in 4 Countries: Cops",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2920",
        "News Article": "(Feb 4, 2014 4:30 PM) Scotland's churches want no part of the move, but the Scottish parliament today overwhelmingly approved gay marriage, reports the BBC. Scotland becomes the 17th country to sanction the marriages, with the first ones expected to take place in the fall, notes the Guardian. The Scottish Catholic Church and the Presbyterian Church of Scotland opposed the law, and they will not be required to perform same-sex ceremonies on their premises, reports Reuters. This is a profoundly emotional moment for many people who grew up in a country where being gay was still a criminal offense until 1980, says the policy coordinator for one advocacy group. Scotland's next big vote will be a referendum on independence from Britain in September. (England already has legalized gay marriage.)",
        "Caption": "No. 17: Scotland Approves Gay Marriage",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2921",
        "News Article": "(Jan 2, 2009 10:52 AM) Labeled overly pessimistic for years, a few Wall Street prognosticators became the oracles of 2008 by correctly predicting the unwinding of the global economy, the Wall Street Journal reports. The doomsayers correctly anticipated bank failures, stock market declines, and the housing market collapse of the second half of 2008. As for 2009, don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t expect things to get any rosier, they say. Some of their 2008 predictions were less than perfect\u00e2\u20ac\u201done predicted the collapse of the US\u00c2 dollar\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut they continue to foresee disaster in 2009. Treasury bonds are overpriced, the stock market still faces precipitous declines, and massive inflation and higher interest rates will scare away foreign investment while pushing consumers to save rather than spend. Oh, and the dollar is going to crash.",
        "Caption": "Vindicated in 2008, Some Experts Foresee Gloomy '09",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2922",
        "News Article": "(May 17, 2016 2:22 AM CDT) Owen Labrie, the prep school graduate found guilty of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate, has been given another shot at remaining free while he appeals the verdict, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports. The 20-year-old, whose bail was revoked two months ago when authorities discovered he had repeatedly violated his curfew, will be freed on bail again after he's fitted with a GPS monitor this week, reports the Boston Herald. Labrie's lawyer, Jaye Rancourt, says he has been frightened and sad during his time in prison, most of which was spent on administrative segregation, and he plans to abide by bail conditions, including living at his mother's home in Vermont under a 5pm to 8am curfew. After his conviction last year, Labrie was sentenced to a year in jail. Rancourt says Labrie will be working in manual labor while out on bail. The curfew violations that sent him to jail were exposed by a reporter he chatted to on a train. I think a regular person wouldn't have had his bail revoked, Rancourt says. I think he's been under intense scrutiny and probably treated more strictly than some. At Monday's hearing, Rancourt told the judge that jail time had been a life-changing experience for Labrie, though a state prosecutor argued that the only real change is that Labrie has discovered he doesn't like jail, reports WCVB. (Labrie's arrest and trial exposed the Senior Salute tradition of sexual conquest at the elite St. Paul's school in New Hampshire.)",
        "Caption": "Prep School Sex Convict Gets Bail a 2nd Time",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2923",
        "News Article": "(Sep 1, 2008 7:01 PM CDT) Hurricane Gustav left more than 1 million without power today as it tore roofs from homes, toppled trees, and flooded roads in the heart of Louisiana's fishing and oil industry, the AP reports. Many of the 2 million people who left coastal Louisiana watched TV coverage from shelters and hotel rooms. They said it's bad, real bad, said a man who had called home to Chauvin, La. There are roofs lying all over. It's all gone. In New Orleans, the rain had stopped by mid-afternoon in the French Quarter. The wind was breezy but not fierce, and some of the approximately 10,000 people who chose to defy warnings and stay behind began to emerge. But knowing that the levees surrounding the city could still be pressured by rising waters, no one was celebrating just yet. I don't think we're out of the woods, one resident said.",
        "Caption": "1M Lose Power as Gustav Rolls Through La.",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2924",
        "News Article": "(Sep 12, 2019 2:37 PM CDT) Saturday Night Live is adding three new cast members for its upcoming 45th season, including the show's only Asian American performer. Bowen Yang, who joined NBC's SNL last season as a staff writer, will be a featured player, NBC said Thursday. Yang is co-host of a podcast, Las Culturistas. Also joining the show as featured players are Chloe Fineman and Shane Gillis, the AP reports. Fineman has been a regular performer with the Groundlings improv company, and both she and Gillis were featured as New Faces at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal. The show returns Sept. 28 with host Woody Harrelson and musical guest Billie Eilish.",
        "Caption": "SNL Adding 3 to Its Cast",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2925",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2016 6:18 AM CDT) A Spanish official says a bus carrying university students back from a fireworks festival has crashed in northeast Spain, killing 14 passengers and injuring 30, reports the AP. There were 57 people aboard, adds the BBC, the majority of them exchange students. Jordi Jane, spokesman for Spain's northeastern Catalonia province said emergency rescue workers were still working to clear the wreckage that straddled the AP7 highway's central fence. A regional government statement said the bus crashed early Sunday on the highway that links Spain with France along the Mediterranean coast near Freginals, halfway between Valencia and Barcelona. Jane said the students\u00e2\u20ac\u201dpart of the Erasmus exchange program\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhad traveled to Valencia to take part in the renowned Fallas fireworks festival and were returning when the bus crashed.",
        "Caption": "Bus Carrying Exchange Students Crashes, Kills 14",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2926",
        "News Article": "(Dec 12, 2008 5:28 PM) British archaeologists have unearthed an ancient skull carrying a startling surprise\u00e2\u20ac\u201dan unusually well-preserved brain. Scientists said today that the mass of gray matter was more than 2,000 years old, making it the oldest ever discovered in Britain, the AP\u00c2 reports. One expert unconnected with the find called it a real freak of preservation. Experts say the skull was severed from its owner sometime before the Roman invasion of Britain and found in a muddy pit during a dig at the University of York in northern England this fall. It remains a mystery why the skull was buried separately from its body, suggesting human sacrifice and ritual burial as possible explanations.",
        "Caption": "Scientists Find 2,000-Year-Old Brain in Britain",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2927",
        "News Article": "(Apr 6, 2012 12:57 AM CDT) Keith Olbermann has filed a $70 million lawsuit against Current TV accusing his former employer of blackmail, and blasting co-founders Al Gore and Joel Hyatt as dilettantes. The angry 43-page complaint claims that Gore and Hyatt wooed him with promises that he would be his own boss. But then Hyatt began running Olbermann's program as his personal hobbyhorse, and major business errors became commonplace and acceptable, according to the suit. Two weeks before Countdown began, says the suit, Hyatt threatened to shut it down unless Olbermann reined in his representatives after Hyatt accused Olbermann's manager of leaking contract details to the Hollywood Reporter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtriggering claims in the lawsuit that the threat amounted to blackmail. Olbermann deeply regrets his decision to put his trust in Hyatt and Gore, the suit states. The suit also says Current TV scheduled program guest hosts without Olbermann's approval, and released inaccurate data understating the program's ratings, reports the Los Angeles Times. A Current TV statement calls the suit false and malicious. Current TV fired Olbermann for serial, material breaches of his contract, including the failure to show up at work, sabotaging the network, and attacking Current and its executives, the statement added. We hope Mr. Olbermann understands that when it comes to the legal process, he is actually required to show up.",
        "Caption": "Olbermann's $70M Lawsuit Accuses Current TV of 'Blackmail'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2928",
        "News Article": "(Dec 9, 2014 6:35 AM) A firm that until last year provided food and water to 130,000 US soldiers in Afghanistan has pleaded guilty to fraud. Supreme Group, according to court papers, devised and implemented a scheme to overcharge the United States in an $8.8 billion contract, the Justice Department says in a press release. Now, the Netherlands-based company will pay fines of $389 million, the Wall Street Journal reports. This is about soldiers in the desert being charged outrageous amounts of money for something like water, all for money, says a judge. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s pretty low. The scheme included charging some seven times what other suppliers would have charged for bottled water, resulting in an extra $48 million in costs. We have gone to enormous steps to make sure this will never happen again, says a company officer, per Bloomberg. The deal doesn't bar Supreme from entering into new contracts with the US. The federal investigation followed a tip-off by a former Supreme employee. Several other contractors are also facing legal action amid fraud concerns, the Journal reports; in 2011, a congressional investigation found that contracted work had led to some $31 billion in waste.",
        "Caption": "Caterer Fined $389M in Years-Long Pentagon Scam",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2929",
        "News Article": "(May 21, 2015 1:07 AM CDT) Rand Paul spoke for nearly 11 hours yesterday against the Patriot Act and NSA surveillance programs, but the senator didn't hold the Senate floor alone\u00e2\u20ac\u201dseven Democrats and three other Republicans, including Ted Cruz, took the floor at times, Politico reports. The House has passed a measure to reform the Patriot Act, but Senate GOP leaders want to renew it without changes, the Guardian reports. There comes a time in the history of nations when fear and complacency allow power to accumulate and liberty and privacy to suffer. That time is now and I will not let the Patriot Act, the most unpatriotic of acts, go unchallenged, Paul said at the start of his remarks, per CNN. Unlike Paul's 13-hour talkathon in 2013, the talk yesterday didn't qualify as a true filibuster under Senate rules, according to CNN. Paul's office says it was a genuine filibuster, because it prevented lawmakers from extending the Patriot Act while he was talking, though it isn't clear whether Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had intended to file cloture during that time, Politico notes. Since he didn't cause the Senate to function any worse than usual, a more accurate term might be fauxlibuster or Rand-standing, Alexandra Petri writes at the Washington Post. Authorization for the NSA's bulk data collection program expires on June 1, and during his talk, Paul slammed President Obama for not ending it through executive order, CNN reports.",
        "Caption": "7 Dems Join Rand Paul's Patriot Act 'Filibuster'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2930",
        "News Article": "(Jan 11, 2009 6:45 PM) On assignment covering Somali pirates, Daily Telegraph reporter Colin Freeman and his photographer were kidnapped by their own bodyguards and carted off to a barren mountain range. For 40 days, Freeman clung to his good humor as he tried to befriend his mercurial captors. The more you come across as a human being, \u00c2 Freeman writes, the harder they find it to kill you. Phone calls back home gave Freeman hope, but hope creates severe withdrawal symptoms if it runs out again. Freeman was haunted by fears of torture after his captors threatened to sell him to UK-hating pirates. Finally the pair was freed by negotiators and flew to Nairobi, where a doctor asked if they were bored, without torture or violence. They burst out laughing: This time, though, we weren't simply trying to keep our spirits up.",
        "Caption": "UK Journo Recounts 40 Days With Somali Captors",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2931",
        "News Article": "(Apr 19, 2016 2:31 AM CDT) In a deeply unfortunate gaffe for Donald Trump on the eve of New York's GOP primary, he managed to get the date of 9\/11 wrong. I was down there and I watched our police and our firemen, down on 7-11, down at the World Trade Center, right after it came down, and I saw the greatest people I've ever seen in action, he told a Monday night rally in Buffalo, NY, per the Hill. I saw the bravest people I've ever seen, including the construction workers, including every person down there. Trump\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho went on to slam Lyin' Ted Cruz, Crooked Hillary Clinton, and stupid trade deals like NAFTA\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill received plenty of cheers from what the Buffalo News calls an adoring and wildly enthusiastic crowd at the First Niagara Center, where he was introduced by Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan. According to a Marist poll released on Saturday, Trump has a 29-point lead in New York, with 54% support to 25% for John Kasich. Ted Cruz is third with 16%. (Cruz was almost completely ignored when he spoke at the New York State Republican gala last week.)",
        "Caption": "Trump: I Was There on 7-11",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2932",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2013 3:09 PM CDT) No matter how young and fit you are, odds are you're not as badass as Eugene Storley. The 65-year-old ex-Marine and ex-cop was in a bank Monday afternoon when a man came in wearing a hard hat and breathing mask and pointed a gun at the teller. You gotta be kidding me, Storely grumbled, before stepping in, grabbing the would-be robber's arm, and grappling with him until the taller man fled empty-handed, Florida Today reports. You know, I gotta protect the public, Storely tells Fox 35. He says he's pretty well trained and wasn't worried about the gun. I figured if he had to shoot me, he'd shoot me. Local police soon caught up with the alleged robber, identified as 43-year-old Edward Sotelo. They're investigating whether he may have been the culprit in another crime committed by a similarly adorned suspect.",
        "Caption": "65-Year-Old Ex-Marine Fights Off Bank Robber",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2933",
        "News Article": "(Apr 9, 2012 12:51 PM CDT) Facebook today announced its largest acquisition yet: Instagram, the mobile app that lets users turn today's memories into something straight out of 1975, which will bolster Facebook's own photo services. Facebook bought the San Francisco-based service for around $1 billion in cash and shares, and has promised to let it remain independent while also integrating it into the social networking site. AllThingsD has the full release, including Mark Zuckerberg's statement that, This is an important milestone for Facebook because it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s the first time we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve ever acquired a product and company with so many users. We don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t plan on doing many more of these, if any at all.",
        "Caption": "Facebook Buys Instagram for $1B",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2934",
        "News Article": "(Jul 22, 2015 4:26 PM CDT) After Ikea chests tipped over and fatally injured two boys, safety regulators say consumers should stop using Ikea's dressers and chests for children unless the products are mounted to a wall. The Swedish furniture giant is offering a free kit to help consumers do that. The kit will be available to 27 million consumers who bought chests and dressers above specific heights, including 7 million of Ikea's Malm chests. Ikea and the US Consumer Product Safety Commission say two boys, both around 2 years old, were killed in 2014 after Malm chests that had not been secured to walls tipped and fell on them. They say consumers shouldn't use Ikea children's chests and drawers taller than 23\u00c2\u00bd inches and adult chests and drawers taller than 29\u00c2\u00bd inches unless they are anchored. It's considered a recall, but instead of returning the products, customers are asked to get an anchoring kit, notes USA Today. The agency and Ikea say they have received 14 reports of Malm chests tipping over, resulting in four injuries. Ikea is aware of three other deaths were reported from other models of chests and drawers that tipped over, going back to 1989. A boy in West Chester, Pennsylvania, was fatally pinned against his bed in February 2014 after a Malm 6-drawer chest fell on him, and a boy from Snohomish, Washington, died after being trapped beneath a three-drawer Malm chest when it tipped over.",
        "Caption": "After 2 Kids Killed, Ikea Warns About Dressers",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2935",
        "News Article": "(Jun 8, 2008 8:12 PM CDT) After a long, bloody trail, British investigators may be close to cracking the case of six robbers who lifted $51 million in gold from a London warehouse 25 years ago. Last week, while tracking proceeds from organized crime, Scotland Yard detectives uncovered six suitcases packed with $15 million worth of gold inside a deposit box, the Guardian reports. The bounty, possibly bullion not recovered from the heist, is Britain\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s single largest discovery of unexplained gold. Authorities suspect mobsters stashed some in a deposit box and turned the rest into cash. So far, six people linked to the crime have been murdered, and one official says they plan to investigate other deposit boxes: Every box is a story, a potential investigation.",
        "Caption": "Gold Stash May Solve $51M British Heist",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2936",
        "News Article": "(Apr 30, 2015 8:46 PM CDT) Heisman winner Jameis Winston, no stranger to controversy, is the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected the former Florida State quarterback tonight, making him the face of a franchise that missed the playoffs the past seven seasons and hasn't won a postseason game since the club's Super Bowl run in 2002. Coach Lovie Smith and GM Jason Licht made the call, concluding after months of interviews and exhaustive research that Winston not only can be the answer to the team's offensive woes, but that the 21-year-old has learned from off-the-field mistakes that threatened to undermine his stock in the draft. In the highest-profile incident, a former Florida State student said Winston sexually assaulted her, though he said the sex was consensual. He was never charged or arrested. Smith and Licht said repeatedly over the past two months that they were comfortable with the prospect of taking Winston, who also generated negative headlines for shoplifting crab legs from a supermarket. Last season he was suspended for one game after climbing onto a table in the FSU student union and shouting an obscenity. Winston was not in Chicago for the NFL draft; he was in his hometown of Bessemer, Ala., with family and friends.",
        "Caption": "Bucs Make Controversial QB Winston No. 1 Pick",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2937",
        "News Article": "(Mar 18, 2014 12:43 PM CDT) Moscow has officially signed a treaty making Crimea part of Russia, and the West is not happy. President Obama today called for an emergency meeting of the G7 to decide whether to kick Russia out of the G8, the AP reports. The G7, which consists of the US, Britain, Japan, France, Italy, and Canada, became the G8 when Russia joined in the 1990s. The original members will meet on the sidelines of next week's 53-nation nuclear meeting at the Hague\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich Russia will also be attending. Russia has offered a variety of arguments to justify what is nothing more than a land grab, Joe Biden said today during a visit to Poland, which as a neighbor of both Russia and Ukraine, is a bit on edge. Ukraine's interim president offered an even stronger condemnation, saying Russia was mimicking the fascists of the last century, while the interim prime minister called it robbery on an international scale, CNN reports. But Crimea and Russia are working fast to cement the annexation, as Crimean officials announced plans today to switch to the ruble, and change their clocks to match Moscow's, the Globe and Mail reports.",
        "Caption": "US Calls G7 Crisis Meeting, May Kick Russia Out of G8",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2938",
        "News Article": "(Apr 11, 2014 8:54 AM CDT) H5N1 has killed 60% of the 650 humans it's known to have infected in nearly two decades, making it an incredibly deadly but difficult to transmit virus. A new study tries to answer the question of how little it would take to make bird flu easily spreadable. The conclusion: 5 gene mutations. Controversial Dutch virologist Ron Fouchier in 2011 found the virus could go airborne\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsomething health officials fear could mean an overwhelming pandemic\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwith nine or more mutations in ferrets, whose immune systems react to H5N1 much as our own do. He and his fellow researchers set out to find the minimum number of mutations needed to make that happen, the Los Angeles Times reports. A ferret was infected with a genetically altered version of the virus and made to share air with another ferret\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho eventually became sick. The researchers then uncovered the five mutations at play, two of which made the virus' ability to adhere to respiratory tract cells more robust. The other mutations bolstered the virus' stability and ability to replicate. Two big things to keep in mind: One, it's not known how likely these mutations are to occur outside a lab setting. This certainly does not mean that H5N1 is now more likely to cause a pandemic, says Fouchier. Second, the altered virus wasn't as deadly as H5N1; Fouchier suggests this is because it hit upper, not lower, airway cells. But critics still say toying with H5N1 is dangerous. It could be some time before we see any benefit from the research, a microbiologist tells NPR, and we have, meanwhile, just bought ourselves even more risk.",
        "Caption": "Scientists: Just 5 Mutations and Bird Flu Goes Airborne",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2939",
        "News Article": "(May 28, 2014 9:45 AM CDT) The US Army fired the commander of the Womack Army Medical Center yesterday, following the deaths of two patients in their 20s over the past 10 days. Both deaths were attributed to lapses in surgical infection control\u00e2\u20ac\u201dsomething inspectors had dinged Womack for in March, the New York Times reports. The Army said it had lost trust and confidence in Col. Steven Brewster, who had been scheduled to change command on June 18, the Fayetteville Observer reports. One 29-year-old mother of three died following a routine tubal ligation. When she returned to the hospital three hours after surgery, she wasn't rushed through triage as protocol dictates, and left after a two-hour wait. She died the next morning. The Army's hospital system isn't related to the embattled Veterans Affairs facilities, but Chuck Hagel yesterday ordered a full review of it, in part because of the scrutiny of the VA. He wants to make sure that to the degree that we have any similar issues that we are aggressively going after them, the Pentagon press secretary says.",
        "Caption": "After 20-Somethings Die, Army Fires Hospital Chief",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2940",
        "News Article": "(Nov 13, 2008 10:26 AM) Shrinking 401(k) accounts may soon seem like a bit of a luxury as more and more companies eliminate matching contributions to the retirement accounts, reports BusinessWeek. Some 2% of firms in a recent survey said they had already cut out the match, and another 4% said they\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll drop it within the next year as the economy worsens. The cost-cutting move is a double whammy for employees. Not only will they lose the match, but workers generally contribute more to their 401(k) plans when they have an employer match. But the alternative is worse:\u00c2 layoffs. Forced to choose, says one benefits expert, employees would rather have their jobs and a reduced match.",
        "Caption": "401(k) Matches Fall Victim to Downturn",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2941",
        "News Article": "(Aug 23, 2012 2:33 AM CDT) Ever wonder how many black voters support Mitt Romney? The simple answer is: 0%. A new NBC\/Wall Street Journal poll has found that 94% of blacks back President Obama, compared to zilch for Romney. The poll also found that Obama is doing better among Latinos, voters under 35, and women. Romney fares better with whites, rural voters, and seniors. Overall, the news isn't good for Romney as he's about to head to the GOP convention. A Romney-Paul Ryan ticket rates 4 points behind an Obama-Joe Biden ticket, the poll finds. Fears about the economy continue to create problems for the president, but voter concerns about Romney's tax returns and Medicare plans present even bigger obstacles for Mitt, notes NBC. Observers point out, however, that Obama isn't out of the woods until he passes the 50% mark in polling. When a guy gets stuck at 48%, it doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t mean they are out in the clear, says GOP pollster Republican pollster Bill McInturff. It means they are in an incredibly competitive campaign.",
        "Caption": "Number of Blacks Who Support Romney: 0%",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2942",
        "News Article": "(Jun 27, 2011 10:17 AM CDT) A Long Island man was arrested after he allegedly posed as a soldier and scored a bump-up to a first-class plane seat from New York to the Dominican Republic. Rock Diaz, 22, had the basic look\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe was wearing a standard Army uniform\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut he flubbed the details, the New York Post reports. When he was asked his rank, his answer didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t match the staff sergeant insignia he was wearing; his POW patch was in the wrong place; and his dog tags offered an amusing misspelling, emblazoned with USA Marines Corp. If you knew anything about the military and you looked at him, you could tell he wasn't really a soldier, said a policeman. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s not the first time Diaz has tried the stunt: He once used his fake uniform to land a visit to a jet cockpit. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s now been charged with second-degree impersonation, though he maintains he never asked for special treatment. The stewardess offered me a new seat and I asked why? They explained it to me in English and I did not understand, he said.",
        "Caption": "Rock Diaz of Long Island Wore Army Uniform, Got 1st-Class Seat on Plane: Police",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2943",
        "News Article": "(Aug 22, 2009 3:55 PM CDT) Lovestruck in northern Germany, a 67-year-old pensioner traveled more than 125 miles in an arm-powered wheelchair to propose to the woman he loved, Der Spiegel reports. When she turned him down, he turned around for the 4-day journey home and stopped in a cornfield for food. But he couldn't get back in his wheelchair. So he called for help on his cellphone. Placed back in his wheelchair by police, the hearty senior hit the road again. What makes this story even more funny but also even more tragic, is that the corn he wanted to eat was not even edible, said a police spokesman, who added that the man was sane but disappointed over his rejection. He must have immense upper body strength.",
        "Caption": "Pensioner Rides Wheelchair 125 Miles to Propose",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2944",
        "News Article": "(May 18, 2009 5:48 PM CDT) American Express said today it plans to slash 4,000 jobs as part of an $800 million cost-cutting plan, CNNMoney reports. The cuts are in addition to 7,000 workers slated last fall to be laid off. Amex also plans to reduce operating costs and investment spending. The company has remained solidly profitable, but is very cautious about the economic outlook, \u00c2 CEO\u00c2 Kenneth Chenault said.",
        "Caption": "AmEx to Ax 4K Jobs in $800M Chop",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2945",
        "News Article": "(Oct 6, 2008 12:15 AM CDT) Francisco Rodriguez's biggest save of a record-breaking season came in a tie game. Rodriguez wriggled out of a bases-loaded jam in the 10th inning, Mike Napoli hit two early homers before scoring the go-ahead run in the 12th and the Los Angeles Angels avoided another playoff sweep by beating the Boston Red Sox, 5-4, early this morning. Boston had beaten Los Angeles in 11 consecutive AL playoff games, including three-game sweeps in 2004 and '07 en route to a pair of World Series titles. But the Angels chased Red Sox ace Josh Beckett early, then got six scoreless innings from five relievers. Jon Lester will face Angels right-hander John Lackey in Game 4 tonight.",
        "Caption": "Angels Finally Avert Sweep, Stay Alive in 12",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2946",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2016 9:07 AM) The aid group Doctors Without Borders says a projectile from an unknown source has hit a hospital it supports in Yemen's northern Saada province, killing four and injuring 10. The group, known as MSF, says in a statement that the Sunday attack led to the collapse of several buildings of the medical facility. Of those injured, three are MSF staff, and two are in critical condition, it said. MSF operates in eight Yemeni provinces at a time when many foreign aid groups and even United Nations personnel have been evacuated. This is the third severe incident in the last 3 months. Our teams struggle on a daily basis to ensure the respect of health facilities, MSF wrote said, per Reuters. Shiite rebels known as Houthis took over the capital, Sanaa, in September 2014; in March, a Saudi-led coalition started launching airstrikes against Houthi and allied forces' positions. Saada, a Houthi stronghold, has faced a particularly intense bombardment. There is no way that anyone with the capacity to carry out an air strike or launch a rocket would not have known that the Shiara Hospital was a functioning health facility providing critical services and supported by MSF, says a rep. MSF keeps warring factions updated with GPS coordinates of its locations, the group notes.",
        "Caption": "Doctors Without Borders Hospital Hit; 4 Dead",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2947",
        "News Article": "(Oct 12, 2017 8:49 AM CDT) An American woman, her Canadian husband, and their three children born during five years in Taliban captivity are finally free. Caitlan Coleman and Josh Boyle, both in their 30s, and their three children were rescued by Pakistani security forces shortly after the family crossed into the country on Wednesday, Pakistan's army says, per CNN. Coleman and Boyle were abducted by the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network while touring Afghanistan in 2012, when Coleman was seven months pregnant, reports Fox News. They were last seen with two children in hostage videos, believed to have been filmed in December 2016, in which the pair asked their respective governments to secure their release. My children have seen their mother defiled, said Coleman, who has since given birth to a third child. The US government was tracking the family and alerted Pakistani officials when they crossed into Pakistan on Wednesday, reports Fox. Pakistani security forces then intervened. All hostages were recovered safe and sound and are being repatriated to the country of their origin, the army says. A US official tells NBC News the family is with US Embassy officials in Pakistan. President Trump appeared to hint at the rescue in Coleman's home state of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, per ABC News. Something happened today, where a country that totally disrespected us called with some very, very important news, he said. And one of my generals came in. They said, 'You know, I have to tell you, a year ago they would've never done that.' ... This is a country that did not respect us. This is a country that respects us now.",
        "Caption": "5 Years, 3 Kids Later, Couple Is Freed From Taliban Group",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2948",
        "News Article": "(Nov 30, 2010 3:54 PM) The father of three Michigan boys who've been missing since Thanksgiving has been arrested for parental kidnapping, CNN reports. John Skelton\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwho had been in the midst of a custody fight over his sons, ages 5, 7, and 9\u00e2\u20ac\u201dis now in jail after being discharged from a hospital over a suicide attempt. Police continue searching but say they do not anticipate a positive outcome.",
        "Caption": "Father of 3 Missing Boys Is Arrested",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2949",
        "News Article": "(Feb 6, 2014 4:25 PM) A husband and wife in Tennessee are accused of making their 5-year-old daughter drink excessive amounts of grape soda and water as punishment\u00e2\u20ac\u201dso much so that the girl died as a result, reports the Times-News of Kingsport. Randall Vaughn, 41, and Mary Vaughn, 58, are charged with first-degree murder, two counts of aggravated child neglect, and aggravated child abuse. They could face the death penalty in the death of Alexa Linboom, who is Randall Vaughn's biological daughter, reports WBIR. Police say the couple decided to punish the girl after she drank one of her step-mother's grape sodas. They allegedly made her drink more than two liters of soda and water in an hour or two, reports the AP. The couple brought the girl to the hospital after she showed signs of distress, but she died two days later. The volume of liquid had overwhelmed her system and caused serious brain damage, says her autopsy. Alexa had moved to Tennessee to live with her father about three months ago, reportedly because of neglect at her previous home.",
        "Caption": "Cops: Girl, 5, Forced to Drink So Much Soda She Died",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2950",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2009 7:59 AM CDT) Manhattan's Riverside Park cops put the squeeze on a kid selling lemonade with a $50 fine for doing business without a permit yesterday. It was such a hot day I figured people would want a cold drink, said Clementine Lee, 10, dreaming of liquidity. Thick-skinned police made Clementine and her irritated pop close up shop. But the parks commissioner has decided to ditch the ticket. We're making lemonade out of lemons, Adrian Benepe told the New York Post.",
        "Caption": "NY Park Cops Squeeze Kid's Lemonade Stand for $50 Fine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2951",
        "News Article": "(Nov 5, 2008 9:25 PM) She was the toast of the town\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand much of the nation\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtoday, but 106-year-old Ann Nixon Cooper isn't letting her starring role in Barack Obama's acceptance speech go to her head, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. It's nothing unusual really, said Cooper, the Atlanta resident Obama talked about at length because she was born just a generation past slavery but lived to see a black man be elected president. I never thought we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d see that happen, said Cooper, who made a point to vote early for Obama. I always thought it would be a white man. Now I see that things can change and I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m glad to know it. As for the endless stream of reporters traipsing through her home today: I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve had all the excitement one could expect when something like this happens, she said. It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been real nice.",
        "Caption": "Things Can Change,' Says 106-Year-Old Star of Speech",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2952",
        "News Article": "(Jan 31, 2014 7:04 AM) You think you're dedicated to your job? Probably not compared to this guy: Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw was needed for an emergency brain surgery at Birmingham, Alabama's Trinity Medical Center on Tuesday morning, but he was six miles away at another hospital. With a snowstorm raging and traffic at a standstill, getting there seemed unfeasible. When I got out of the doctors' parking lot up the hill, unfortunately there were accidents to the right and accidents to the left, he tells WBRC. But Hrynkiw is Trinity's only neurosurgeon, and the patient had a 90% chance of death. If he didn't have surgery, he'd be dead. It's not going to happen on my shift, he said, per NBC News. So, at 10:45am, in 20-degree weather, he decided to walk. Hrynkiw checked the patient's CT scan (which he received via text) as he walked\u00e2\u20ac\u201dstill wearing my slip-ons from the operating groom and my scrubs. So I was not really geared up for my adventure. Along the way he helped strangers push their cars away from a ditch and eventually got help from a passerby, who gave him a lift part of the way. He was operating on the patient within two hours of starting his trek. This just speaks volumes to the dedication of the man. When I saw him, all I could say is 'you are a good man,' a nurse tells the AP, adding the patient is now doing well. Hrynkiw, on the other hand, says, It really wasn't that big of a deal. I walk a lot. (It wasn't the only medical story with a positive ending to come out of Tuesday's storm.)",
        "Caption": "Surgeon Walked 6 Miles in Snowstorm to OR",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2953",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2014 1:36 PM CDT) Former Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., a moderate Republican known as the politician who inquired what President Richard Nixon knew during the 1973 Senate Watergate hearings, died in his home yesterday at age 88, according to a statement released by his law firm today. The scion of a political family, Baker served 18 years in the Senate, winning widespread respect from Republicans and Democrats alike and rising to the post of majority leader. He also served as chief of staff for Ronald Reagan, and as US ambassador to Japan from 2001 to 2005, Baker ran for President once, in 1980. His name was floated over the years for such prestigious positions as Supreme Court justice, vice presidential candidate, and CIA director, but he turned each of those gigs down. He'll be perhaps best remembered for his famous question about Watergate: What did the president know and when did he know it? He uttered the line while serving as the top Republican on the Senate committee investigating the scandal. Senator Baker truly earned his nickname: the Great Conciliator, Mitch McConnell said on the Senate floor today, announcing Baker's death to the chamber. I know he will be remembered with fondness by members of both political parties.",
        "Caption": "Senator Famed for Watergate Question Dies at 88",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2954",
        "News Article": "(Mar 1, 2010 3:01 PM) Sony is advising many PS3 owners not to use their consoles for 24 hours while the company fixes a massive bug affecting consoles around the world. Older versions of the system have been unable to log on to the Playstation Network, and in some cases even unable to play games, thanks to a quirk in the system\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s clock. Developers tell Kotaku their PS3s have fallen into a rebooting cycle, due to an endlessly-looping error message. Rest assured, we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve many people working on fixing this issue, Sony\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s European arm tweeted this morning. The company later released a full statement outlining the problems, which you can read here. The bug affects only the older, fat versions of the system, not the newer PS3 Slim, the company is quick to point out.",
        "Caption": "Clock Bug Shuts Down PS3s Worldwide",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2955",
        "News Article": "(Aug 17, 2013 3:20 PM CDT) Chris Christie refused to sign three gun control bills sitting on his desk yesterday\u00e2\u20ac\u201dincluding one he specifically asked for. Two of the bills\u00e2\u20ac\u201done that would overhaul the way New Jersey issues firearms ID cards, and one that would require state law enforcement to report lost and stolen guns to a federal database\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe made some significant changes to and sent back to the Legislature. The third\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich would ban Barrett .50 caliber rifles, the most powerful weapon usually available to civilians\u00e2\u20ac\u201dhe vetoed outright, reports the Star-Ledger. Though Christie was the one who asked for that particular rifle ban in the first place, he says this bill goes too far, requiring people who already own the gun to give it up, and therefore interfering with lawful recreational pastimes. With the stroke of his veto pen, Chris Christie has put New Jersey communities at risk of serious gun violence, Democratic Assemblyman Louis Greenwald wrote in a statement, per the Philadelphia Inquirer, opining he has put his national political ambitions ahead of protecting New Jersey's families. Christie has also come under, er, fire for saving his action on the bills until Friday night, when the media typically isn't paying attention. He did sign one gun control bill yesterday, which will create a task force on school violence, notes the Star-Ledger, and 10 other less controversial ones earlier in the week.",
        "Caption": "Christie Refuses to Sign 3 Gun Control Bills",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2956",
        "News Article": "(Apr 22, 2016 7:17 AM CDT) A father has taken his infant son home from the hospital\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree months after the child was born to a woman who'd been brain-dead for 55 days. According to Sky News, the pregnant 41-year-old had refused treatment for cancer so as not to harm the fetus, though the BBC reports that her brain tumor was incurable and Al Jazeera reports that she arrived at the hospital in Poland already brain-dead. But her heart was still beating, so a team of specialists took extreme care to allow the then 17-week-old fetus to grow. It's rare to successfully maintain a pregnancy for so long, says Barbara Krolak-Olejnik, head of Wroclaw Medical University's neonatal unit. But the family wanted to try. Anesthesiologists, neonatologists, gynecologists, and neurosurgeons all fought to keep the fetus alive in spite of infections and other disorders the mother was suffering, reports Ukraine Today. The goal was to make it to at least 25 weeks; 26 weeks into the pregnancy, 55 days after the mother had technically died, the baby's life was deemed at risk. He was delivered by C-section in January weighing just over two pounds, and the mother's life support was subsequently turned off. Now, three months later, after his father spent every day with him, reading fairy tales through an incubator as the infant's lungs developed, the baby is home. He now weighs more than 6.5 pounds and thus far shows no complications. (Something similar happened in Nebraska last year.)",
        "Caption": "Mom, Brain-Dead for 55 Days, Delivers Baby Boy",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2957",
        "News Article": "(Feb 14, 2012 9:54 AM) The Walking Dead is more than a hit TV show, it might just be a successful get-out-the-vote strategy. Thanks to 24 million out-of-date and inaccurate voter registration records, the United States has up to 1.8 million dead people registered to vote, reports USA Today. We have a ramshackle registration system in the US. It's a mess. It's expensive. There isn't central control over the process, said one expert. Despite 2.75 million duplicate registrations and other problems, the Pew Center for States, which published the study, says there are still 51 million eligible citizens not registered to vote. The flawed voter rolls go beyond just voting cemeteries. In Wood County, Ohio, for example, there are 106% the number of registered voters as people in the 2010 census. Experts point to the 1993 National Voter Registration Act, which made it easier to register to vote and harder to kick someone off. The problem is especially bad in the vital swing states, where national elections are frequently decided, as both parties work hard to sign up as many voters as possible. Pew suggests enacting a multi-state database to track voter registration more efficiently, using driver's licenses, death certificates, and other documents. Eight states are beginning such a system this year.",
        "Caption": "On Voter Rolls: 1.8M Dead People",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2958",
        "News Article": "(Aug 16, 2017 8:59 AM CDT) Scientists have potentially narrowed the search area for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to three specific locations in the southern Indian Ocean through new satellite and drift analysis of the 2014 crash released Wednesday, reports the AP. But the Australian Transport Safety Bureau cautioned that the drift analysis by Australian science agency CSIRO is based on French military satellite images of probably man-made floating objects without evidence that they were from the airliner. Still, the locations could provide potential starting points to search within a 9,700-square-mile expanse identified as the most likely resting place of the Boeing 777. That expanse adjoins the original search zone of 46,000 square miles identified through satellite analysis of the final hours of the flight. The new analysis is based on satellite images gathered two weeks after Flight 370 vanished, taken near the original underwater search zone. Satellite experts at Geoscience Australia were not asked to analyze the images until March this year. They concluded that a dozen objects appeared to be man-made and might have originated from three potential crash sites. Malaysian Deputy Transport Minister Aziz Kaprawi says the civil aviation department would need to verify the data to see if it's credible before we make any decision on resuming the search for the plane, which ended in January. Texas company Ocean Infinity has offered to launch a private search with compensation coming only if it finds the plane. But Aziz says its monetary terms are unacceptable to the government.",
        "Caption": "Experts Say MH370 Could Be in 1 of 3 Spots",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2959",
        "News Article": "(Dec 16, 2013 12:49 AM) New Zealand is about to get a major case of the blues\u00e2\u20ac\u201dAvatar director James Cameron has announced that he plans to return to the country to shoot three sequels about the blue-skinned inhabitants of the fantasy world of Pandora. The director and Twentieth Century Fox have guaranteed that the sequels, New Zealand's biggest film project since The Hobbit movies, will bring at least $413 million to the country and the government has agreed to pick up a quarter of the tab through a tax rebate, the AP reports. Cameron says he plans to start filming in 2015, aiming to have the first sequel ready by Christmas 2016 with follow-ups for Christmas 2017 and 2018. The director, who recently became a New Zealand resident, praised the country and its film industry when announcing the sequels, reports the New Zealand Herald. He told reporters that Hobbit director Peter Jackson is a friend and they will try to avoid having major productions overlapping and stretching the workforce.",
        "Caption": "3 Avatar Sequels Will Be Made in NZ",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2960",
        "News Article": "(Mar 2, 2016 11:07 AM) Another piece from the world's only missing Boeing 777 appears to have washed up in the Indian Ocean. An object believed to be part of the Malaysian Airlines jet's horizontal stabilizer came ashore in Mozambique, reports NBC News. The piece is on its way to Malaysia for confirmation, but investigators have tentatively identified it as part of Flight MH370, reports the AP. It's in the same general vicinity of the ocean where the only confirmed piece of jet has turned up to date. The potential discovery comes almost exactly two years after the jet with 239 people aboard mysteriously disappeared while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014.",
        "Caption": "Likely Piece of MH370 Washes Up Almost Exactly 2 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2961",
        "News Article": "(Jul 30, 2010 5:41 PM CDT) Have you seen a picture of Drew Carey lately? You might not recognize him\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe once-portly comedian has dropped a striking 80 pounds from his 5-foot-10 frame and now wears size 33-34 pants. How did he do it? Most important was motivation: It sucks being fat, you know, Bob Barker's successor as host of The Price Is Right tells People. I was sick of being fat on the camera. I was diabetic with Type 2 diabetes. Now I'm not diabetic anymore. With his head in the right place, Carey stuck to his rules with discipline: No carbs. No bread at all. No pizza, nothing. No corn, no beans, no starches of any kind. Egg whites in the morning or like, Greek yogurt, cut some fruit. To drink? I don't drink anything but water, he says. No coffee, no tea, no soda. And Carey can't stress the importance of workouts enough: Lots of cardio. At least 45 minutes of cardio.",
        "Caption": "How Drew Carey Lost 80 Pounds",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2962",
        "News Article": "(Sep 19, 2016 3:55 PM CDT) When Patsy Ramsey called 911 to report her daughter, JonBenet, missing, 911 operator Kim Archuleta took the call. In a new interview with CBS for Sunday night's The Case of: JonBenet Ramsey premiere, Archuleta revealed that after Patsy had apparently hung up the phone, she could still hear people talking on the line. It sounded like she said, 'OK, we've called the police, now what?' Archuleta says, noting that she was disturbed and bothered ... immensely by what she heard, so she stayed on the line. During the call, she says, Patsy sounded frantic, but as soon as she thought she'd hung up, that tone immediately stopped. It sounded like there were two voices in the room, maybe three different ones, she continued. I had a bad feeling about this. To me, it seemed rehearsed ... that's never changed. She says an investigator put her under a gag order pending any charges that might be brought in the case, and she was never called to testify during the grand jury proceedings against Patsy and John Ramsey, during which the DA decided not to prosecute them. This is the first time that anyone's asked for my opinion in 20 years, Archuleta says. Part two of the CBS special, in which two expert investigators are looking into the JonBenet case, airs Monday night, People reports.",
        "Caption": "911 Dispatcher: Something Off in JonBenet 911 Call",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2963",
        "News Article": "(Apr 1, 2012 11:09 AM CDT) President Felipe Calderon says on his Twitter account that former President Miguel de la Madrid has died at age 77. A spokeswoman for Calderon's office speaking on condition of anonymity because she was not authorized to speak to the press confirmed today that the message was posted by Calderon. Calderon says he is profoundly sorry for the death of ex-President De la Madrid. The cause of death has not been announced, but the former president has been hospitalized for respiratory problems since late last year. De la Madrid led Mexico from 1982 to 1988 as the country experienced economic crises and endured an earthquake that devastated the capital.",
        "Caption": "Former Mexico Prez Dead at 77",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2964",
        "News Article": "(Aug 26, 2011 1:00 AM CDT) A Florida couple whose pet Burmese python crushed the woman's 2-year-old daughter to death have been sentenced to 12 years in prison each on manslaughter and child neglect charges. Experts testified that the 8-foot-long snake was severely underweight and had tried to eat the child whole, reports the New York Daily News. The python's tank had only a quilt for a lid and it had escaped 10 times in the two months before it killed the toddler. The couple's lawyer claimed that they were found guilty because the jury wanted to make an example of somebody after Casey Anthony's acquittal, reports WCTV. The prosecutor told the judge that the case had everything to do with the couple's negligence and nothing to do with Anthony. To the Casey Anthony case, I'm not concerned. I don't consider that. Just like I don't consider what occurred in the OJ Simpson case years and years back, he said.",
        "Caption": "Couple Gets 12 Years After Pet Python Crushes Toddler",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2965",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2013 9:57 AM CDT) You can go ahead and start weeping for the future of humanity now: One of Lady Gaga's fake fingernails just sold for more than $13,000. The singer wore the black-and-gold acrylic nail, designed by Aya Fukada, at last September's launch of her Fame fragrance (see it in the gallery) and at the next day's concert in Dublin, Ireland, E! reports. In the auction listing, a stage crew member says he found the nail onstage after that performance. The winning bidder also received a photo of Gaga, onstage in Dublin, with the nail missing.",
        "Caption": "Someone Just Spent $13K on Gaga's Fake Fingernail",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2966",
        "News Article": "(Aug 14, 2009 2:10 PM CDT) They\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re up in arms against it now, but Republicans voted for a measure providing end-of-life counseling in 2003, Amy Sullivan writes for Time. That year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Medicare prescription drug bill, which boasted support from 204 GOP representatives and 42 senators, offered funding for counseling the beneficiary with respect to end-of-life issues and care options \u00e2\u20ac\u201da provision very similar to the current proposal's. The difference, Sullivan notes, is that the older measure applied only to terminally ill patients ; Section 1233, now being tossed around, would fund counseling before people get sick. So either Republicans were for death panels in 2003 before turning against them now\u00e2\u20ac\u201dor they're lying about end-of-life counseling in order to frighten the bejeezus out of their fellow citizens and defeat health reform by any means necessary.",
        "Caption": "GOP Backed 'Death Panels' ...in 2003",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2967",
        "News Article": "(Jun 26, 2014 11:40 AM CDT) Employees at a Florida Walmart thought there was something weird about the school bus driving around their parking lot at 5am Tuesday. Its driver seemed to be having trouble parking, and the awkward way it was maneuvering made it seem like he'd never drove one before, one employee explains to the News Herald. So they called police, and a deputy pulled over the bus ... to find a 12-year-old boy driving it. Michael Wade Propst initially said someone asked him to fill up the bus with gas, but later admitted he took it overnight from a residence and drove it 14 miles across Panama City Beach to the Walmart. Deputies arrested him. It's not clear why Propst took the bus, but it is clear how: The actual 28-year-old driver apparently left the keys inside. (Not surprisingly, he's been suspended, the News Herald notes; the local superintendent calls the incident a valuable lesson in securing our buses. ) As for Propst, he's been charged with grand theft of an item worth more than $100,000 and felony criminal mischief, reports the Jackson County Floridian. But a school security officer is nonetheless impressed with the boy's driving skills: You have to take a weeklong course to operate a bus like that, yet Propst managed to drive it on a highway and over a bridge without eliciting any suspicion. He may have hit something, though: Police say they're investigating an 8-foot-long scrape of white paint on one side of the bus.",
        "Caption": "Boy, 12, Takes School Bus for 14-Mile Joy Ride",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2968",
        "News Article": "(Jan 8, 2009 6:07 AM) Israel intensified its airstrikes in Gaza last night, reports CNN, bombing about 60 targets across the Strip on the 13th day of the operation. One of the targets was a mosque that the Israeli military claims stored weapons and sheltered Hamas fighters. The airstrikes also targeted 10 Hamas tunnels used to funnel arms from Egypt as well as a number of armed gunmen, according to an IDF\u00c2 spokesman. Unconfirmed reports from the south of the Strip also suggested that an Israeli tank protected by helicopters advanced toward the second-largest city of Khan Younis. The death toll in Gaza has now reached 700, while seven Israeli soldiers and three citizens have died. Israel said today that it would once again observe a three-hour truce to allow food, fuel, and humanitarian supplies into Gaza\u00e2\u20ac\u201dalthough fighting continued intermittently during yesterday's stoppage.",
        "Caption": "60 Strikes Pound Gaza Overnight",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2969",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2008 4:45 PM) First-class snail mail will cost a penny more starting May 12, the US Postal Service announced today. Stamps are going up to 42\u00c2\u00a2, as is the Forever stamp, which was billed as a hedge against future first-class rate increases when it was introduced last year. The 41\u00c2\u00a2 Forevers will still work after the rate hike. Postage prices last rose in May 2007, when the price of a first-class stamp rose 2\u00c2\u00a2. Rates for periodicals, advertising mail, Priority Mail and other special services will also rise. The USPS can change rates if they're in sync with inflation over the previous year, the AP reports. Increasing rates once required complex regulatory hearings that lasted nearly 12 months.",
        "Caption": "1st-Class Stamp Price to Rise 1\u00c2\u00a2",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2970",
        "News Article": "(Oct 29, 2008 4:05 PM CDT) John McCain can rest assured that New York\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s $1 million a year for life is no spread-the-wealth scheme. The lottery\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s first winner, a 33-year-old London banker, was already a multimillionaire. Is it going to materially change my life? No, Keenan Altunis admitted to the Post. Since he lives in the UK, the father of one doesn't even have to subtract US federal taxes. Altunis, who grew up in the US, gave his mother $100 for the lotto while home for a wedding. She contributed $20 to the winning ticket, but astutely let her son, since he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s younger, claim the lifelong winnings. The win for me is bittersweet, says Altunis, who\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s recently seen friends and colleagues lose their jobs due to the financial crisis.",
        "Caption": "Banker Bags $1M Lotto Salary for Life",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2971",
        "News Article": "(Apr 3, 2012 8:44 AM CDT) The National Archives wasn't prepared for just how many people would be clamoring to check out its newly released trove of detailed data from the 1940 census. Hordes of curious browsers flooded the site within minutes of its launch yesterday, overwhelming the servers and leaving it essentially unusable, the LA Times reports. In the first three hours, we had 22.5 million hits, an Archives spokeswoman says. We're a victim of our own success. Individual census records are kept sealed for 72 years. Every 10 years that expires for a new census, but this is the first time one has been made available for online search, and armchair genealogists and historians everywhere were eager for a look. It's frustrating, and we share that frustration with the public, the spokeswoman said. We're working as fast as we can to fix the problem.",
        "Caption": "1940 Census Site Crashed By Curious",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2972",
        "News Article": "(Mar 14, 2012 7:38 AM CDT) An earthquake has rattled the Tokyo area hours after a stronger tremor caused a small tsunami on the northern Japanese coast. The Japan Meteorological Agency said the second earthquake was magnitude 6.1, and took place just off the coast of Chiba, east of Tokyo, at a rather shallow 6 miles below the sea surface. There was no immediate report of damage or injury from the second quake. The 6.8-magnitude tremor earlier last night caused a small swelling of water on the northern coast, including part of the region hit by last year's massive earthquake and tsunami.",
        "Caption": "2nd Quake Strikes Japan, Near Tokyo",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2973",
        "News Article": "(Dec 31, 2012 9:46 AM) A book a day, every day, from tomorrow to next New Year's Eve: Sounds impossible, right? Well, Jeff Ryan managed it in 2012\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwithout giving up his job or his family duties, he writes in Slate. Of course, he tweaked the rules a little; some days, he wouldn't have time to read, but he'd make up for that by reading multiple books later\u00e2\u20ac\u201doften at the same time. By the end of today, he will have read 366 books this year. Want to mimic Ryan's resolution but not sure how to tackle it? It's not just about reading short books (though that helps), he explains. The key is to avoid min-maxing : That is, dropping all your other activities to focus on one. Instead, make reading your go-to activity for every free moment: Drop music for audiobooks in the car and while mowing the lawn, and forget about guilty-pleasure movies. But go for guilty-pleasure books (erotica, Star Wars novels) as well as meaty tomes. Still daunted? Consider this: Right now, you are probably reading a comparable amount to me\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut you're reading newspapers, Facebook and Twitter, and the work of the fine folks at Slate. Read more on his quest.",
        "Caption": "How to Read 365 Books in 2013",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2974",
        "News Article": "(Nov 7, 2014 10:59 AM) Multiple outlets are reporting that Jay Z recently bought the Armand de Brignac champagne company, maker of his flashy favorite drink\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyou might recognize the shiny gold bottles of its $300-a-pop champagne from the rapper's Show Me What You Got music video. But the real story is a bit more complicated, as Zack O'Malley Greenburg explains in Forbes. A press release issued this week explains that Jay Z bought out Sovereign Brands' stake in the company. But the rapper has always had a financial interest in Armand de Brignac, Greenburg writes. The backstory: Jay Z used to favor Cristal, but in 2006, the manager of the company that makes that champagne was asked about Cristal's popularity with rappers. His reply: What can we do? We can't forbid people from buying it. Jay Z called for a boycott of the champagne; later that year, a bottle of Armand de Brignac champagne, nicknamed Ace of Spades for its logo, appeared in the aforementioned music video, and still later that year, the champagne started being sold in North America. Greenburg went to a lot of trouble to figure out the true origin of Armand de Brignac champagne: It's made by Cattier, a French company, and the gold bottle bears a striking resemblance to one of Cattier's other brands, the $60-a-bottle Antique Gold, which was discontinued in 2006. Greenburg eventually learned that Jay Z owned what sources said was a $50 million stake in Armand de Brignac, sharing ownership with Cattier and, until this week, Sovereign Brands. (At a 2012 fundraiser Jay Z and Beyonce hosted for President Obama, there was an 18-foot tower of the bubbly\u00e2\u20ac\u201d$280,000 worth.)",
        "Caption": "Inside Jay Z's $300-a-Bottle Champagne Company",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2975",
        "News Article": "(Apr 8, 2010 5:17 AM CDT) Martina Navratilova's revelation yesterday that she's battling breast cancer may be her toughest match yet. The Czech-born champ, 53, said the February diagnosis was like a personal 9\/11, reports the Times of London. It was a total shock because I have been so healthy, she says. I stay in shape and eat right, and it happened to me. Navratilova, a nine-time Wimbledon champion, defected to the US in 1975. After she was outed as a lesbian in 1981, she survived intense scrutiny from conservative America. She's gone public with her latest struggle, she says, to encourage other people to get check-ups. Her advice: Get the bloody mammogram.",
        "Caption": "Navratilova: Breast Cancer 'My 9\/11'",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2976",
        "News Article": "(May 20, 2012 7:04 AM CDT) Hours of protest marches by up to 1,000 anti-NATO demonstrators and clashes with police in Chicago's Loop led to about 18 arrests last night, but no serious damage or injuries, reports the AP. Protesters tested police barriers as they tried to make their way north of the Chicago River to the upscale downtown area where most of the 60 NATO heads of state and VIPs are staying. But the demonstrators were unable to pass by the authorities and eventually the marches petered out, with most dispersing by 11pm, reports the Chicago Tribune. If anything else happens, the plan is to go in and get the people who create the violent acts, take them out of the crowd, and arrest them, said the Chicago police superintendent. We're not going to charge the crowd wholesale\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's the bottom line. Some protesters shouted against the arrest of three men yesterday on terror charges, but overall most demonstrators were peaceful. Still, protesters were gearing up for a much larger showing today. I'm pretty impressed with what we did, but I'm not looking forward to waking up and doing it again tomorrow, said one protester. But when I wake up tomorrow I think I'll feel differently.",
        "Caption": "Chicago Busts 18 in NATO Protests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2977",
        "News Article": "(Jun 30, 2016 5:14 AM CDT) Police in Turkey have arrested at least 13 people, including three foreign nationals, in raids in Istanbul and around the country after Tuesday's devastating attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport. The death toll from the attack, which has been blamed on ISIS, has now risen to 42, with more than 230 injured, and the country has declared Thursday a day of national mourning. Authorities say the three suicide bombers opened fire after failing to get past airport security, the AP reports. When the terrorists couldn't pass the regular security system, when they couldn't pass the scanners, police, and security controls, they returned and took their weapons out of their suitcases and opened fire at random at the security check, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim says. The Guardian reports that 23 Turks, including five police officers, several tour guides, and a taxi driver, have been identified among the dead. Six Saudis, two Iraqis, a Chinese citizen, a Ukrainian, and a Jordanian were also among those killed. Another victim was Brigadier General Fathi Bayoud, a Tunisian military doctor who had traveled to Turkey in an effort to bring home a son who had joined ISIS, Reuters reports. A security source says the son, who traveled to Syria with his girlfriend several months ago to join the militants, has now been detained by Turkish troops at the Syrian border.",
        "Caption": "Turkey Arrests 13 After Airport Attack",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2978",
        "News Article": "(May 12, 2011 2:33 PM CDT) Bello Masaba demands absolute obedience from his wives\u00e2\u20ac\u201dall 86 of them. The 87-year-old Nigerian faith healer has been marrying a woman every few weeks for decades, assembling an extended family of around 5,000 people, many of whom live in the sprawling compound around his house. That huge harem has gotten him in trouble with the law\u00e2\u20ac\u201dNigeria is run by Sharia law, and the Koran says a man should have at most four wives. But he got off after his wives protested on his behalf. Robyn Dixon of the LA Times talked to Masaba at his compound, where he typically sits in front of a microphone, his voice broadcast on loudspeakers. I get a revelation from God telling me any woman I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m going to marry, he says. Otherwise I wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have gone beyond two. He refuses to use medicine, and won\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t let his wives or children use it, either. Coincidentally, around 50 of his 185 children are dead. I didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t feel annoyed or upset when they died, he said, because it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s God who gave them to me, and it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s God who takes them away.",
        "Caption": "Meet the 87-Year-Old With 86 Wives",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2979",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2014 4:58 PM CDT) Authorities say officers in New Mexico rushed to a home invasion call and found an unusual intruder\u00e2\u20ac\u201da large snake. Albuquerque police say officers recently removed the slithering reptile after a woman called 911. Officials believe the snake slithered its way into the woman's home, possibly through an open door. The animal was removed and later released in an open space in the city. No injuries were reported.",
        "Caption": "Home Intruder' in 911 Call Turns Out to Be ... a Snake",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2980",
        "News Article": "(Jan 29, 2013 11:47 AM) The surfing world is buzzing today on reports that Hawaiian Garrett McNamara got the holy grail of the sport\u00e2\u20ac\u201da 100-foot wave. Surfer Today has an image of McNamara riding the behemoth in Nazare, Portugal. Surf experts say it looks like a 100-footer, but it will be a while before the folks at Guinness weigh in. At the very least, it looks like McNamara has broken his own world record of 78 feet, from 2011. You can see video of that ride here.",
        "Caption": "100-Foot Wave? Maybe, for US Surfer",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2981",
        "News Article": "(Mar 21, 2013 3:31 PM CDT) The universe has been around just a bit longer than we've given it credit for. Scientists today unveiled the most accurate data ever recorded from the radiation left over from the milliseconds after the Big Bang, revealing that the universe is roughly 80 million years older than advertised, Science News reports. Of course, that only amounts to a 0.5% difference given that the universe is around 13.81 billion years old. But that was far from the only finding of value. The data comes from the Planck space telescope, and combines to form a kind of map of the universe. It might look like a dirty rugby ball, but some cosmologists would have given up their children to get a copy of this map, says one University of Cambridge cosmologist. Among the puzzling findings: Half of the sky appears to have more fluctuations than the other, contradicting the theory that the universe should look nearly identical in all directions.",
        "Caption": "Universe 80M Years Older Than We Thought",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2982",
        "News Article": "(Apr 28, 2011 8:59 AM CDT) Just shy of one month after it was slapped with $55,000 in federal fines for waiting too long to notify that campus during the 2007 shooting rampage, Virginia Tech has filed an appeal. State AG Kenneth Cuccinelli yesterday called the Department of Education's findings absolutely appalling, and explained an appeal was necessary to ensure the school was treated fairly. Virginia Tech has complained that it is being held to tougher standards than were actually in place the morning Seung-Hui Cho began shooting. Cuccinelli agreed, calling the department's actions Monday morning quarterbacking at its very worst. He said the school has been denied due process because it has been unable to obtain answers to its questions. These federal bureaucrats have no problem harshly judging the decisions others had to make in a two-hour period of unimaginable crisis and stress. Yet in the comfort of their Washington offices, they take four years to arrive at a conclusion.",
        "Caption": "Virginia Tech Appeals $55K Shooting Rampage Fine",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2983",
        "News Article": "(Jan 15, 2016 7:37 AM) Video footage of a Chicago police officer fatally shooting a 17-year-old black teen has just been released\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthree years after the actual event. As recently as Dec. 23, city attorneys were fighting to keep the Jan. 7, 2013, footage from being made public, but the city on Wednesday reversed course. Released Thursday, three soundless videos\u00e2\u20ac\u201dtaken from cameras mounted at an intersection, school, and business\u00e2\u20ac\u201dshow an unmarked police car pull up beside a silver Dodge Charger, which police say Cedrick Chatman had just stolen, per the Chicago Sun-Times. Officers Kevin Fry and Lou Toth jump out with their guns drawn. Chatman runs from the Charger and Fry and Toth take off after him, with Toth in the lead. As Chatman rounds a corner, Fry is seen raising his gun in his direction. Chatman crumples and Toth quickly puts him in handcuffs. Chatman was hit with two of Fry's four shots, which were fired about 7 seconds after Chatman exited the Charger, reports USA Today. He died later at a hospital. Fry told investigators he opened fire when he saw Chatman turn slightly toward Toth holding a black object, which Fry feared was a gun. It was actually a black iPhone box, reports Fox 32. State's Attorney Anita Alvarez and the Independent Police Review Authority both absolved the officers of wrongdoing, though an IPRA investigator says he was fired for refusing to clear Fry. They say Chatman turned or made a little movement, but you can't see that on the video and I doubt it happened, he says. If it did happen, it was still clear Chatman was just trying to get away. The footage will now be included as evidence in a wrongful-death suit filed by Chatman's family.",
        "Caption": "2013 Video of Cop Shooting Chicago Teen Finally Public",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2984",
        "News Article": "(Sep 7, 2009 11:44 AM CDT) Cadbury today rejected a $16.73 billion takeover bid from food giant Kraft, the Wall Street Journal reports. The candy maker has recently undergone restructuring and divestment that it says make it more valuable\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand more attractive to suitors like Kraft. The Cadbury board says the offer fundamentally undervalues the company. The bid boils down to around $12 per share; one analyst says $14 to $15 would be more reasonable. Though a second bid from Kraft is widely expected, Cadbury says it has a standalone strategy and growth prospects as a result of its strong brands, unique category and geographic scope. Kraft also responded cagily, saying the bid was full and fair and that the company feels very good about a stand-alone Kraft. Other possible buyers, like Hershey, Pepsi, and Nestle, seem unlikely to step in for lack of capital or possible monopoly concerns.",
        "Caption": "Cadbury Shoots Down $16.7B Kraft Takeover Bid",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2985",
        "News Article": "(Dec 10, 2012 1:31 PM) The object of your envy now has a name: Matthew Good is the second winner of the $587.5 million Powerball jackpot. The 37-year-old had wanted to remain anonymous, but such a feat isn't possible in Arizona, where lottery winners are a matter of public record. The AP learned his name after filing a public records request. Here's what it has since pieced together on him: Good is married, and moved from Pennsylvania to a $289,900 2,500-square-foot home in what the AP describes as an affluent Phoenix suburb last year. Lottery officials described him as a professional who has no immediate plans to quit his job, though he certainly could: Good took the one-time payout of $192 million, telling lottery officials the looming fiscal cliff was the reason he claimed the winnings now and not in 2013. Neighbors described Good pleasantly, telling scintillating tales about how he once helped carry a table to a neighbor's house. He apparently spent $10 on tickets; the winner sat in the visor of his car overnight before he realized it was a winner.",
        "Caption": "2nd Powerball Winner Named",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2986",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2010 7:05 PM CDT) Oprah Winfrey pulled one of her surprise giveaways today, this time to staffers of her O magazine. Each person got a check for $10,000 along with an iPad, reports Reuters. It was a thank-you from the talk show queen (and self-made billionaire) on the magazine's 10th anniversary.",
        "Caption": "Oprah Gives Magazine Staffers $10K, iPad",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2987",
        "News Article": "(Jun 5, 2008 11:03 PM CDT) The Boston Celtics treated their hometown fans to a 98-88 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers tonight in Game 1 of the NBA finals, the Boston Globe reports. Kevin Garnett (24 points) and Paul Pierce (22) led the Celtics, while Kobe Bryant had 24 for LA. Pierce went down hard in the third quarter and was carried to the locker room, but he returned quickly to a thunderous ovation. The Lakers, who led by 5 at the half, will try to even things up Sunday night in Boston.",
        "Caption": "Celtics Take Game 1 Over LA",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2988",
        "News Article": "(May 23, 2017 4:12 PM CDT) He is certainly one of the happiest patients we have seen in our ward, Seeker quotes Dr. Andre van der Merwe as saying. Van der Merwe and his surgical team at Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, recently completed their second successful penile transplant\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthis time on a 40-year-old man who lost his penis 17 years ago during a botched circumcision ritual. The team performed the world's first penile transplant in 2014. The unnamed patient is doing well and should have complete sexual and urinary function within six months. It's said he got quite emotional when he saw his new penis, the International Business Times reports. For these men the penis defines manhood and the loss of this organ causes tremendous emotional and psychological distress\u00e2\u20ac\u0161 Times Live quotes Dr. Amir Zarrabi as saying. The world has seen only three penile transplants\u00e2\u20ac\u201done was performed last year in Boston, UPI notes\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut there's a big need for the surgery in South Africa, where it's estimated there are up to 250 penile amputations every year due to traditional circumcision rituals. As an initiation rite, young men are circumcised with a spear tip then sent into the wilderness for weeks, during which time infection often sets in. The transplant procedure requires reconnecting tiny blood vessels, nerves, muscles, and the urethra and making sure blood can flow for erections. It's complicated by cost, a lack of donors, and the need to use medical tattooing to match skin tones. Doctors are trying to figure out how to reduce the cost while increasing donors. (A reality television executive lost his hand.)",
        "Caption": "World's 3rd-Ever Penis Transplant Is a Success",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2989",
        "News Article": "(Feb 11, 2015 8:34 AM) Deah Barakat, a second-year dental student at UNC-Chapel Hill, had scheduled a trip to Turkey this summer to provide dental care to Syrian refugees there. Those dreams were cut short yesterday when the 23-year-old, his 21-year-old wife, and her 19-year-old sister were shot dead in an apartment complex near the college, NBC News reports. Craig Stephen Hicks, the suspected 46-year-old gunman, is being held in Durham County Jail on three charges of first-degree murder, police say. Police received a report of gunfire shortly after 5pm yesterday in the Chapel Hill neighborhood of Finley Forest; all three victims died at the scene. In a statement today, CHPD reports our preliminary investigation indicates that the crime was motivated by an ongoing neighbor dispute over parking. The Charlotte Observer notes that all three victims were Muslim, and speculation is rife on social media that it could have been a hate crime. The Independent notes a Facebook page in Hicks' name that shows him to be an apparent supporter for Atheists for Equality and a frequent poster of images that mock religion. What CHPD has to say: We understand the concerns about the possibility that this was hate-motivated and we will exhaust every lead to determine if that is the case. Barakat's wife, Yusor Abu-Salha, was scheduled to start dental studies at UNC in the fall; the two worked together to lobby for global public health and had just married on Dec. 27 (wedding photo here). Sister-in-law Razan was studying architecture at North Carolina State University. An Our Three Winners Facebook page dedicated to the family is up, with a poignant About section that says, Deah Barakat, Yusor Abu-Salha and Razan Abu-Salha have returned to their Lord. They have set an example in life and in death.",
        "Caption": "Cops: 3 Young Muslims Shot Dead Near UNC",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2990",
        "News Article": "(Apr 18, 2016 4:30 PM CDT) Parents in Murfreesboro, Tenn., are outraged after students as young as 6 years old were arrested, handcuffed, and briefly detained at a juvenile detention center Friday. Parents said at least five students ranging in age from 6 to 11 were arrested at Hobgood Elementary School because they allegedly failed to intervene and stop an earlier fight that happened off-campus in their neighborhood, the Daily News Journal reports. A local church hosted a community meeting about the incident Sunday afternoon, in which more than 150 people called for an investigation. The police chief says the department will review the incident. A video of the fight was recorded, and police officers later tracked down students who didn't put a stop to the fight; it's not clear who shot the video or how the police got a hold of it. Three people, three kids all having to be arrested, all having to be processed entered into the system and they didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t do anything, says one father who claims his 9-, 10-, and 11-year-olds were arrested and booked into the detention center even though only one of them was present at the fight. At least one officer who was present for Friday's arrests apologized to parents at Sunday's meeting, WKRN reports.",
        "Caption": "Parents Fume After Kids Age 6 and Up Are Arrested",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2991",
        "News Article": "(Aug 25, 2010 6:19 AM CDT) Not news: A man in Germany got drunk on New Year\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s Eve, and wakes up the next day not remembering the night before. News: That included the part where he got shot in the head. He remembered getting hit in the head, but didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t realize he had a .22-caliber bullet in there for five years. He noticed a lump recently; X-rays discovered the bullet, which hadn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t penetrated his skull, and doctors removed it. How\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d he get shot? Police think a fellow reveler may have fired a gun in celebration, the AP reports.",
        "Caption": "Guy Shot in Head, Notices 5 Years Later",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2992",
        "News Article": "(Sep 8, 2014 12:18 PM CDT) More than 30 relatives of passengers who were on board missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 gathered at a temple in Beijing today to mark the six-month anniversary of the plane's disappearance, the AP reports. Some family members and friends wore T-shirts that said Pray for MH370 to return home safe and sound and wept as one man read a speech about his lost daughter\u00e2\u20ac\u201dwhich prompted plainclothes police to separate reporters from mourning relatives and tell families they could only enter the temple two or three at a time. Families of the missing passengers say Chinese law enforcement has been shadowing them as they protest the lack of progress in finding the plane, which disappeared March 8. Search teams are focused on a 23,000-square-mile section of the Indian Ocean, which may be expanded after scrutiny of a failed call made to the plane, reports the AP. The families remain frustrated. Says one woman who lost her sister, We feel very helpless ... because we need to rely on the government for their assistance and support and hope they can put pressure on the Malaysian airline to find out the truth. Another woman, whose partner was on the flight, tells CBS News, I need to bring Philip home to bury him properly or to have him back in my life again\u00e2\u20ac\u201done of the two.",
        "Caption": "6 Months Later, Still No Answers for Flight 370 Kin",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2993",
        "News Article": "(Jan 10, 2012 4:42 PM) Among the things overlooked on Lindsay Lohan's to-do list in 2009: rehab and paying taxes. TMZ reports that the IRS has obtained a $93,000 lien against the actress because she never got around to filing her federal return. If she doesn't pay up, the agency can seize any homes, cars, or cash that she has on hand, notes the website. Maybe the recent Playboy gig paid well?",
        "Caption": "IRS to Lohan: We Want Our $93K",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2994",
        "News Article": "(Mar 20, 2016 11:31 AM CDT) Officials say a Texas woman has been charged after her 2-year-old daughter suffered burns and witnesses said she told them she'd put the child in the oven. The Somervell County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that deputies were called late Thursday to a Glen Rose home because a child had burns, reports the AP. The sheriff's office says witnesses told deputies upon arrival that 35-year-old Tasha Shontell Hatcher said she'd put her child in the oven. Hatcher was charged with injury to a child with serious bodily injury and arraigned Saturday. Bond was set at $300,000. The child was taken to a Dallas hospital, where the Glen Rose Reporter notes that she's being treated for second- and third-degree burns. CPS has removed her from the family's custody.",
        "Caption": "Texas Mom Charged With Putting Daughter, 2, in Oven",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2995",
        "News Article": "(Apr 21, 2015 6:52 AM CDT) The last thing you want at a farm with 5.3 million chickens: avian flu. But the Agriculture Department confirms that's what has hit an egg producer in Osceola County, Iowa; it's the biggest outbreak so far in the current H5N2 bird flu epidemic. CNN reports that all of the hens will be euthanized; officials previously told the New York Times they didn't yet know how many of the 25 barns at the farm were affected, though birds in three barns had already been killed in an effort to halt the spread. When there's an outbreak like this, you have to make sure the disease doesn't leave, the state's ag secretary tells the Des Moines Register. Iowa is the biggest egg producer in the country, and the farm in question accounts for almost 10% of Iowa's egg-laying hens. The outbreak has hit chicken and turkey producers in 13 states, many in the Midwest\u00e2\u20ac\u201dGov. Scott Walker declared a state of emergency in Wisconsin yesterday and authorized the National Guard to get involved\u00e2\u20ac\u201dand has killed almost 7.8 million birds since last month. The risk of transmission to people is considered to be low, and the egg market will likely only see a limited effect.",
        "Caption": "Iowa Farm's 5.3M Hens Will Be Killed",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2996",
        "News Article": "(Jun 16, 2014 7:30 PM CDT) After 90 brutal minutes of end-to-end action, the Americans emerged with a thrilling 2-1 win over Ghana. US fans were screaming for revenge today after the Black Stars eliminated the Americans from the last two World Cups. They got it. At a price. Clint Dempsey scored a shocking goal a half-minute in, but the US couldn't make it stand up. Andre Ayew tied the score in the 82nd minute after a brilliant back-heel pass from Asamoah Gyan, who had eliminated the US four years ago. And then, just four minutes later, 20-year-old John Brooks rose to head in Graham Zusi's corner kick from 8 yards\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe first substitute to ever score for the United States in 30 World Cup games over 84 years. (He replaced Matt Besler, who came out at the start of the second half after feeling tightness in his right hamstring.) The defender, an unexpected addition to the American roster, was so overcome he fell to the field and was unable to move even after teammates climbed off the dog pile. He had made his national team debut only last August, and Brooks hadn't scored in four appearances. US players ran onto the field to celebrate at the final whistle, jumping as supporters chanted U-S-A! U-S-A! Now the Americans are in good position in Group G, where Germany opened with a 4-0 rout of Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal. Now the odds favor advancement. But that might depend on which players are able to make it on the field for Sunday's game against Portugal: Jozy Altidore's left hamstring gave out in the 21st minute; he awaits tests that will determine whether he can return for this World Cup.",
        "Caption": "Revenge at Last: US Defeats Ghana 2-1",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2997",
        "News Article": "(Jun 1, 2015 10:18 AM CDT) They're good at finding dead bears, live snakes, and even human skulls, but what TSA agents don't find enough of are the fake explosives and weapons that undercover Homeland Security agents tried to smuggle past them. The results were downright dismal: TSA agents failed 67 out of 70 tests\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat's 95% of them\u00e2\u20ac\u201dconducted by Red Team operatives, agents posing as passengers who devised the most devious ways to sneak items past the screeners, ABC News reports. The testing dates haven't been revealed, officials briefed on a recent Homeland Security IG report say, but ABC notes that Homeland Security chief Jeh Johnson was said to be so frustrated by the findings that he demanded a meeting last week at TSA headquarters. According to the TSA Blog, the agency had a busy year in 2014, checking out more than 653 million passengers and finding more than 2,200 firearms. But Red Team members\u00e2\u20ac\u201donce described by a TSA administrator as super terrorists familiar with every weakness\u00e2\u20ac\u201dgot around security in astounding numbers. One undercover agent set off a magnetization alarm but still got through with a fake explosive taped to his back, even after a follow-up pat-down. Meanwhile, a DHS statement says some vulnerabilities have been addressed: Upon learning the initial findings, Secretary Johnson immediately directed TSA to implement a series of actions, several of which are now in place. (TSA agents did find a mother lode of weapons, ammo, and drugs one woman tried to smuggle in cat litter.)",
        "Caption": "TSA Agents Failed 67 of 70 Tests",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2998",
        "News Article": "(Feb 2, 2009 2:58 PM) Using VoIP Internet-calling services, pranksters are easily duping outdated 911 call centers to disastrous consequences, Ars Technica reports. Using easy-access online services, callers can cover up their real locations, make up stories, and mobilize emergency teams anywhere. Updating call-center systems could fix the problem, but most such places can\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t afford an overhaul. A Washington state teen called an Orange County 911 center and reported a case of drugs and murder, sending a SWAT team to arrest a family the boy had randomly chosen. A group of eight people together made over 300 prank emergency calls. Such calls not only waste the physical resources of police, but they also cost a heap. The Washington teen\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s call, for example, cost officials $14,000.",
        "Caption": "911 Centers Easy Targets for Pranksters",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_2999",
        "News Article": "(Apr 24, 2008 4:39 AM CDT) Credit Suisse has announced it lost a mammoth $2.1 billion in the first quarter, reports the Financial Times. The Swiss banking group, which until recently appeared to have escaped the worst of the credit crunch, continued to post strong earnings from its private banking sector\u00e2\u20ac\u201dbut that wasn't enough to outweigh writedowns of $5.2 billion.",
        "Caption": "Credit Suisse Posts $2.1B Loss",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    },
    {
        "ID": "TRAIN_1_3000",
        "News Article": "(Jul 28, 2013 9:10 AM CDT) Cannes, it seems, has become a popular target for jewel thieves. Its film festival suffered two jewel robberies this year; now a gunman has fled with a briefcase full of jewelry worth $53 million. Today's heist occurred at a jewelry show at the Carlton Hotel, on the famous Croisette promenade, the BBC reports. An urgent operation is under way to catch the culprit and recover these jewels. Thieves see Cannes as rich pickings, a police rep says. Bizarre side note: The Carlton Hotel featured as a central location in Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch A Thief\u00e2\u20ac\u201dyes, his film about a jewel thief.",
        "Caption": "$53M in Jewels Stolen From Cannes Hotel",
        "instructions": "You are a creative headline generator specialized in crafting catchy and engaging headlines for articles.Below is the text of an article.Your task is to analyze the content and generate a list of 10 compelling headlines that capture the essence of the article while enticing readers to click and read more.The headlines should vary in style and tone, including options that are informative, provocative, humorous, and intriguing.Ensure that the headlines are concise, ideally between 6 to 12 words."
    }
]