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\title{Storytelling with Dialogue: A \crddd}

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% Pretty obviously, Rev is to be first author, 
% and Peter is to be second author. (Says Peter.)
\author{Revanth Rameshkumar \\
  Microsoft \\
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  \texttt{reramesh@microsoft.com} \\\And
  Peter Bailey \\
  Microsoft \\
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\maketitle
\begin{abstract}
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    \input{sample_dialogue_table.tex}
\end{abstract}
\section{Introduction}
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\section{Related Work}
    \input{related_work.tex}
\section{Data Collection and Preprocessing}
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    \input{data_collection_and_preprocessing.tex}
\section{Scaling up the Dialogue Summaries}
    \label{sec:augmentation}
    \input{dialogue_summarization_benchmark.tex}
\section{Summarization Benchmark Results}
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\section{Conclusion and Future Work}
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\section*{Acknowledgments}
First and foremost, we thank the Critical Role team\footnote{\href{https://critrole.com/team/}{critrole.com/team}} for creating a fun, entertaining, organized, and growing set of livestreams that we used in this dataset. Next, we thank the CRTranscript team\footnote{\href{https://crtranscript.tumblr.com/about}{crtranscript.tumblr.com/about}} for providing high quality transcripts of the show for the community and we thank all the contributors of the Critical Role Wiki. Finally, we thank Rahul Jha for providing feedback and Oli Bailey for contributing evaluation questions.

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\appendix

\section{Appendices}
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    \input{appendix_text}

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