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\hline \multicolumn{2}{c}{Recall Error Dialogue Chunk}\\ \hline
\small 0
&\small MATT: ``End of your turn, it's going to use two actions to do a wing attack, beating its wings, hitting every creature within 15 feet. You're out of range, actually, Marisha. Grog, I need you to make a dexterity saving throw." \\
\small 1
&\small TRAVIS: ``I think I have advantage on this because of rage. I do. 21." \\
\small 2
&\small MATT: ``21? That unfortunately fails. You take 15 points of bludgeoning damage, and you're knocked prone. Also, Pike and Vax, you both fail a death saving throw from the bludgeoning winds of the ice dragon's wings beating downward." \\

\hline \multicolumn{2}{c}{Aligned Summary Chunk}\\ \hline
   \small 0
   &\small ``Scanlan takes a Greater Healing Potion and moves towards Vorugal. He hits him with a Fireball."\\
      \small 1
   &\small ``Vorugal uses a wing attack against Grog, hitting both Vax and Pike as well, losing a death save each."\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{\label{sample-dialogue-recall-error} A (not tokenized) turn sequence and the associated human written summary chunk after the text alignment process. It is clear from the second sentence of the summary chunk, that the turn aligned turns are a subset of the the true turn sequence the summary chunk is referring to. In order to capture the turns referred to by the first sentence in the summary, we need to include the additional 29 preceding turns in the dialogue (which are treated as 29 False Negatives). }
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