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Let the answer to Question1 be X.

Question1: If the current date is 2004-09-15 and I was born on 2001-04-23, what is my age in days? Your answer should be the number of days without the unit (for example, 233).

Let the answer to Question2 be Y.

Question2: Today is 1997-11-29 (yyyy-mm-dd format) and I was born on 1994-08-29. I am M months old. Compute M. You can assume the time between the same date in two consecutive months to be 1 month. Eg: the time between 02/13/2020 and 03/13/2020 is 1 month. Your answer should be the number of months without the unit (for example, 12).

Let the answer to Question3 be Z.

Question3: Hannah was born on 2003-Mar-26 and John was born on 2004-Sep-26. John is M months younger than Hannah. Compute M.  You can assume the time between the same date in two consecutive months to be 1 month. Eg: the time between 02/13/2020 and 03/13/2020 is 1 month. Your answer should be the number of months without the unit (for example, 12).

Let X' = X - 1237, Y' = Y - 5, and Z' = Z + 7.

Use these values to solve Question4.

Question4: In a movie, here are some activities Bob did. He was commuting at  11:38 PM. He also did some socializing and sleeping at X':Y':Z' AM and 02 AM respectively. He was also meditating at 11:00 (24hr) and reading at 19:09:28 (24hr). Arrange the activities Bob did in descending order. If a time is at a lower granularity, assume the earliest value for the missing information. Eg: if the time is 2:40 PM, assume the complete time to be 2:40:00 PM. Your answer should be an ordered list (for example, [answer1, answer2, ...]).

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