using System;

using System.Speech.Synthesis;

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namespace ConsoleApp1

{

    public class Program

    {

        public static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            Console.Write("Give me an adjective: ");

            string adj = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a name: ");

            string name = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a place: ");

            string place = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a verb: ");

            string verb = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a thing: ");

            string thing = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a city: ");

            string city = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a structure: ");

            string structure = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me an emotion: ");

            string emotion = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me an action: ");

            string action = Console.ReadLine();

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            Console.Write("Give me a number: ");

            string number = Console.ReadLine();

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            string story = $"{adj} {name} is going to {place} to {verb} {thing} in front of all of {city}. " +

                           $"{adj} {name} is now known all over {city} for {verb}ing {thing}s. In fact, {city} built a(n) {structure} in honor of {adj} {name}. " +

                           $"{adj} {name} felt so {emotion}, that {adj} {name} started to {action} a lot. This resulted in {adj} {name} {verb}ing {thing}s for {number} decades.";

            Console.WriteLine(story);

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            SpeechSynthesizer synthesizer = new SpeechSynthesizer();

            synthesizer.Speak(story);

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        }

    }

}

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