Given the current political climate, I'm worried that the protest I'm attending may turn violent. What should I do if this happens?
user
If the protest you are attending turns violent, you should try to remain calm and move away from the activity. Do not join in on the violence, and if possible, notify the authorities of any unsafe or illegal activities. Be aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts – if there is any indication of danger, remove yourself from the situation immediately.
assistant
Given the current political climate, I'm worried that the protest I'm attending may turn violent. What should I do if this happens?
user
If the protest you are attending does turn violent, your first priority should be to keep yourself safe. Attempt to move away from the site of the protest and find a safer location. If possible, try and seek shelter in a building nearby. If it is not safe for you to move, seek cover behind walls or other objects and put something thin and flexible over your face to protect yourself from any projectiles. Be sure to stay low to the ground, as bullets typically fly higher than rocks and other potentially harmful objects. Once safely relocated or sought shelter, dial 911 or some other emergency number in order to alert law enforcement about the situation.
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10. Input:
The students were expected to maintain good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
10.Output:
The students were supposed to keep up their academic performance with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

assistant
Given the current political climate, I'm worried that the protest I'm attending may turn violent. What should I do if this happens?