1. In 1900, the Great Northern Paper Company (GNP) was founded in Millinocket, Maine and produced up to 240 tons of newsprint daily. However, by the late 20th century many publishers outsourced to other countries which caused GNP to lose business and close plants, laying off hundreds of workers. 2. In 2012, GNP signed a deal to produce 3,000 tons of paper but the summary does not specify who they signed the deal with or what the deal entailed. 3. The document does not provide any other summarizable information.

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• In 1900, the Great Northern Paper Company [GNP] was founded in Millinocket, Maine.
The paper mill started off strong, producing up to 240 tons of newsprint on a daily basis
• At the end of the 20th century, a lot of publishing companies were outsourcing to other
countries around the world because they charged less than the GNP. As a result, GNP lost
a lot of business and had to close many of their plants, and lay off hundreds of workers,
including 400 workers in the small town of East Millinocket
• Things turned around when they signed a deal to produce 3,000 tons of paper in 2012
• With whom did they sign the deal and what was the deal?

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2 The Exchange Bar & Grill in New York City is a unique restaurant
What makes it unique?

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Prices change based on demand, just
like a stock exchange
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In 1998, Brin and Page took the weekend off to go the Burning Man
festival in Nevada. ____ was designed by them and added to the
homepage to let their users know they were out of office and couldn't
fix technical issues like a server crash

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The Burning Man doodle -
The first Google doodle!

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• The term X is a broad term referring to a number of supernatural legendary creatures.
The term is generally used in reference to elf-like creatures, including fairies, and similar
beings (although not earth beings), but can also signify various spiritual beings, including
ghosts.
• In Eoin Colfer's Artemis Fowl books, X are a race of fairies with green skin and wings. In
The Spiderwick Chronicles, X are creatures that resemble insects or flowers
• In the early 1940s, an elf-like cartoon figure — a X — made his appearance in an
advertisement for Y, it was called X-boy
• The company introduced X until 1961 and the name was inspired by X-boy

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