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ir", + "ro l", + "r ol", + "▁t hr", + "▁th r", + "Dat a", + "Da ta", + "D ata", + "li ch", + "lic h", + "l ich", + "▁п ро", + "▁пр о", + "▁ про", + "▁l ong", + "▁lo ng", + "▁lon g", + "▁ long", + "▁se cond", + "▁sec ond", + "▁ second", + "ual ly", + "u ally", + "in es", + "ine s", + "i nes", + "▁f ound", + "▁fo und", + "▁fou nd", + "▁ found", + "eng th", + "y p", + "ea d", + "e ad", + "▁l og", + "▁lo g", + "▁ log", + "u i", + "ne w", + "n ew", + "▁ Р", + "g o", + "au s", + "a us", + "od y", + "o dy", + "▁s on", + "▁so n", + "▁ son", + "м е", + "er o", + "e ro", + "ve d", + "v ed", + "su b", + "s ub", + "▁r ight", + "▁rig ht", + "▁ right", + "vi ew", + "vie w", + "v iew", + "▁follow ing", + "' )", + "\") ;", + "\" );", + "▁sa id", + "ж е", + "ч и", + "т у", + "ot t", + "o tt", + "с е", + "ar s", + "a rs", + "$ .", + "g g", + "▁b r", + "▁ br", + "oo l", + "o ol", + "yl e", + "y le", + "us e", + "u se", + "▁s how", + "▁sh ow", + "▁sho w", + "▁ show", + "le ase", + "lea se", + "ci a", + "c ia", + "▁d irect", + "▁di rect", + "▁dire ct", + "▁dir ect", + "▁ direct", + "do c", + "d oc", + "а р", + "m s", + "▁g iv", + "▁gi v", + "▁ giv", + "▁e xp", + "▁ex p", + "▁ exp", + "q l", + "д у", + "в е", + "▁B e", + "▁ Be", + "Co m", + "C om", + "it er", + "ite r", + "i ter", + "R E", + "m p", + "me n", + "m en", + "▁R o", + "▁ Ro", + "M A", + "▁C ol", + "▁Co l", + "▁ Col", + "is ter", + "ist er", + "iste r", + "i ster", + "▁w ell", + "▁we ll", + "▁wel l", + "▁ well", + "▁< /", + "▁ ", + "▁ ->", + "en e", + "e ne", + "▁m on", + "▁mo n", + "▁ mon", + "▁d ec", + "▁de c", + "▁ dec", + "▁st ill", + "▁о б", + "▁ об", + "▁T r", + "▁ Tr", + "▁ ф", + "if e", + "i fe", + "is m", + "i sm", + "b y", + "ra w", + "r aw", + "io r", + "i or", + "▁m ed", + "▁me d", + "▁ med", + "or ld", + "▁com ple", + "▁comp le", + "▁compl e", + "▁ comple", + "w w", + "▁a rt", + "▁ar t", + "▁ art", + "ro n", + "r on", + "▁ Г", + "▁M y", + "▁ My", + "▁a ls", + "▁al s", + "▁ als", + "re ct", + "rec t", + "r ect", + 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+ "▁c as", + "▁ca s", + "▁ cas", + "C H", + "▁add ress", + "▁addr ess", + "▁ address", + "▁ра з", + "▁ раз", + "uf en", + "ufe n", + "u fen", + "ur ope", + "uro pe", + "urop e", + "е й", + "▁b ound", + "▁bo und", + "▁bou nd", + "▁ bound", + "C O", + "▁A ng", + "▁An g", + "▁ Ang", + "▁M a", + "▁ Ma", + "In dex", + "Ind ex", + "co re", + "cor e", + "c ore", + "ou ch", + "ouc h", + "o uch", + "at abase", + "ata base", + "rib ution", + "ribu tion", + "doc ument", + "d ocument", + "L e", + "}_ {", + "} _{", + "ve rn", + "ver n", + "v ern", + "▁stat ement", + "▁state ment", + "▁ statement", + "▁B rit", + "▁Br it", + "on o", + "o no", + "ps ilon", + "psi lon", + "▁le vel", + "▁lev el", + "▁ level", + "▁pro duct", + "▁produ ct", + "▁prod uct", + "▁ product", + "I S", + "▁c ourse", + "▁cour se", + "▁cours e", + "▁ course", + "▁M r", + "▁ Mr", + "> \r", + "▁back ground", + "▁ background", + "▁re t", + "▁r et", + "▁ ret", + "er ing", + "eri ng", + "e ring", + "mo st", + "mos t", + "m ost", + "сь ко", + "ськ о", + "▁th read", + "▁thr ead", + "▁thre ad", + "▁ thread", + "it ional", + "ition al", + "iti onal", + "it es", + "ite s", + "i tes", + "P l", + "▁d os", + "▁do s", + "g a", + "da y", + "d ay", + "▁G ener", + "▁Ge ner", + "▁Gen er", + "▁Gene r", + "▁ Gener", + "▁t w", + "▁ tw", + "A d", + "\"> <", + "\" ><", + "▁( $", + "▁ ($", + "▁m oment", + "▁mo ment", + "▁mom ent", + "tit le", + "t itle", + "cre ate", + "c reate", + "vers ion", + "v ersion", + "Man ager", + "▁f ur", + "▁fu r", + "▁ fur", + "pp ing", + "ppi ng", + "p ping", + "ij n", + "о с", + "▁r ather", + "▁ra ther", + "▁rat her", + "pt ember", + "O S", + "▁s ite", + "▁si te", + "▁sit e", + "▁ site", + "▁c aus", + "▁ca us", + "an i", + "a ni", + "▁h ome", + "▁hom e", + "▁ho me", + "▁ home", + "м і", + "▁sh ort", + "▁sho rt", + "▁ short", + "p a", + "▁l ead", + "▁le ad", + "is hed", + "ish ed", + "ci ng", + "cin g", + "c ing", + "or ding", + "ord ing", + "ordin g", + "▁p rote", + "▁pro te", + "▁pr ote", + "▁prot e", + "▁ prote", + "с ле", + "LE CT", + "L ECT", + "▁di dn", + "▁did n", + "pos ition", + "p osition", + "\", \"", + "\" ,\"", + "() ,", + "( ),", + "tr ans", + "tra ns", + "▁l ot", + "▁lo t", + "▁ lot", + "▁о д", + "▁ од", + "A S", + "▁s at", + "▁sa t", + "▁po ints", + "▁point s", + "▁ points", + "g ithub", + "st yle", + "sty le", + "▁го ду", + "▁год у", + "▁D is", + "▁Di s", + "▁ Dis", + "pon ent", + "om et", + "ome t", + "o met", + "ze r", + "z er", + "UL L", + "U LL", + "▁p a", + "▁ pa", + "A P", + "ac es", + "ace s", + "a ces", + "▁Un ited", + "▁Unit ed", + "am a", + "a ma", + "et y", + "e ty", + "Col or", + "Co lor", + "▁en ough", + "U S", + "▁l ength", + "▁leng th", + "▁ length", + "() );", + "()) ;", + "( ));", + "^{ \\", + "^ {\\", + "ft y", + "f ty", + "Bo x", + "B ox", + "ap ter", + "apt er", + "▁comp let", + "▁comple t", + "▁compl et", + "ни к", + "ma x", + "m ax", + "ob ject", + "obj ect", + "o bject", + "( {", + "img ur", + "it ive", + "iti ve", + "un ch", + "unc h", + "▁S ub", 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ev", + "к ра", + "ol ds", + "old s", + "▁W ar", + "▁Wa r", + "ä n", + "pa ss", + "pas s", + "p ass", + "u z", + "[ \"", + "▁t ri", + "▁tr i", + "▁ tri", + "is ed", + "ise d", + "i sed", + "х а", + "▁mem ory", + "▁memor y", + "▁ memory", + "▁P ort", + "▁Po rt", + "▁Por t", + "▁ Port", + "op er", + "ope r", + "o per", + "U p", + "▁Th ank", + "▁ Thank", + "▁M ich", + "▁Mi ch", + "▁Mic h", + "▁ Mich", + "yc h", + "y ch", + "bo ard", + "boa rd", + "б у", + "In st", + "▁b egin", + "▁be gin", + "▁beg in", + "▁ begin", + "in ation", + "ina tion", + "▁M od", + "▁Mo d", + "▁ Mod", + "_ ,", + "▁D en", + "▁De n", + "▁ Den", + "op tion", + "opt ion", + "o ption", + "▁con struct", + "▁const ruct", + "▁constru ct", + "▁ construct", + "▁J ust", + "▁Ju st", + "▁ Just", + "Ma p", + "M ap", + "ru n", + "r un", + "▁re spect", + "▁res pect", + "▁resp ect", + "ha m", + "h am", + "ма н", + "м ан", + "im edia", + "ime dia", + "i media", + "▁a pply", + "▁app ly", + "▁ap ply", + "▁ apply", + "cri ption", + 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+ "ag ue", + "agu e", + "a gue", + "▁c ost", + "▁co st", + "▁cos t", + "▁ cost", + "▁S im", + "▁Si m", + "▁ Sim", + "▁com ment", + "▁comm ent", + "▁comme nt", + "▁ comment", + "▁( \\", + "▁ (\\", + "eg en", + "ege n", + "e gen", + "▁para meter", + "▁param eter", + "▁paramet er", + "▁ parameter", + "▁F rance", + "▁Fran ce", + "▁Fr ance", + "▁Franc e", + "▁ France", + "re p", + "r ep", + "▁T H", + "▁ TH", + "▁y et", + "▁ye t", + "▁a way", + "▁aw ay", + "▁ away", + "▁c irc", + "▁ci rc", + "▁cir c", + "▁ circ", + "▁A PI", + "▁AP I", + "▁ API", + "em p", + "e mp", + "в і", + "L ayout", + "▁l ines", + "▁li nes", + "▁line s", + "▁lin es", + "▁ lines", + "▁P art", + "▁Par t", + "▁Pa rt", + "▁ Part", + "em pt", + "emp t", + "▁B i", + "▁ Bi", + "▁m ind", + "▁min d", + "▁mi nd", + "▁ mind", + "k y", + "gi ng", + "gin g", + "g ing", + "▁re port", + "▁rep ort", + "▁repo rt", + "▁ report", + "▁A dd", + "▁Ad d", + "▁ Add", + "ро д", + "р од", + "▁r ange", + "▁ran ge", + "▁rang e", + "▁ range", + "ci as", + "cia s", + "c ias", + "li p", + "l ip", + "▁K ar", + "▁Ka r", + "▁ Kar", + "▁Comm ons", + "▁Common s", + "ger ufen", + "af f", + "a ff", + "se c", + "s ec", + "▁h tml", + "▁ html", + "li g", + "l ig", + "▁w indow", + "▁wind ow", + "▁ window", + "in ition", + "ini tion", + "init ion", + "ci s", + "c is", + "▁u t", + "▁ ut", + "el n", + "e ln", + "▁a ux", + "▁au x", + "▁ aux", + "▁n eg", + "▁ne g", + "▁ neg", + "Ha nd", + "H and", + "▁) ;", + "▁ );", + "▁a nal", + "▁an al", + "▁ anal", + "▁f ri", + "▁fr i", + "▁ fri", + "▁с и", + "▁ си", + "et ch", + "etc h", + "m d", + "pa ge", + "pag e", + "p age", + "▁l ibrary", + "▁li brary", + "▁ library", + "▁: =", + "▁ :=", + "RO M", + "R OM", + "Y ou", + "sp ace", + "s pace", + "▁d urch", + "▁dur ch", + "▁h ost", + "▁ho st", + "▁hos t", + "▁ host", + "av en", + "ave n", + "a ven", + "▁F ile", + "▁Fil e", + "▁ File", + "al le", + "all e", + "a lle", + "ти в", + "▁p ap", + "▁pa p", + "ст во", + "ств о", + "с тво", + "mar k", + "m ark", + "▁m ais", + "▁ma is", + "▁mai s", + "er man", + "erm an", + "Si ze", + "S ize", + "е к", + "▁М а", + "▁ Ма", + "▁is n", + "▁i sn", + "▁c opy", + "▁co py", + "▁cop y", + "▁ copy", + "st en", + "ste n", + "s ten", + "ri ver", + "riv er", + "rive r", + "r iver", + "▁w ent", + "▁we nt", + "▁wen t", + "▁j avascript", + "▁java script", + "▁ javascript", + "▁s am", + "▁sa m", + "▁ sam", + "▁f rame", + "▁fr ame", + "▁fra me", + "▁fram e", + "▁ frame", + "▁v i", + "▁ vi", + "▁pre vious", + "▁prev ious", + "▁ previous", + "ro du", + "rod u", + "r odu", + "▁method s", + "▁ methods", + "▁ne cess", + "▁neces s", + "▁ necess", + "N A", + "ck et", + "cke t", + "c ket", + "▁o pt", + "▁op t", + "▁ opt", + "Lo c", + "L oc", + "ho w", + "h ow", + "▁î n", + "▁ în", + "sh ip", + "s hip", + "▁it self", + "▁its elf", + "▁P lease", + "▁Ple ase", + "▁ Please", + "ie ne", + "ien e", + "i ene", + "ве р", + "в ер", + "▁< <", + "▁ <<", + "▁m ill", + "▁mil l", + "▁mi ll", + "▁ mill", + "▁t rad", + "▁tr ad", + "▁tra d", + "▁ trad", + "pa ce", + "p ace", + "▁H ar", + "▁Ha r", + "▁ Har", + "it en", + "ite n", + "i ten", + "wi se", + "w ise", + "writ e", + "wr ite", + "w rite", + "ци и", + "р ы", + "Lin e", + "Li ne", + "L ine", + "ol o", + "o lo", + "▁ac cept", + "▁ accept", + "he ight", + "▁e lect", + "▁el ect", + "▁ele ct", + "▁ elect", + "el la", + "ell a", + "e lla", + "▁p å", + "Se lect", + "S elect", + "▁ ли", + "▁\\ <", + "▁ \\<", + "( (", + "▁I D", + "▁ ID", + "op s", + "o ps", + "ва н", + "в ан", + "i ó", + "T P", + "» ,", + "ne ction", + "nect ion", + "n ection", + "par ent", + "pa rent", + "▁M ag", + "▁Ma g", + "▁ Mag", + "Tab le", + "T able", + "O ver", + "▁n etwork", + "▁net work", + "▁ network", + "с по", + "▁as sign", + "▁ass ign", + "▁ assign", + "ig ger", + "igg er", + "ir m", + "i rm", + ") `", + "ot tom", + "ott om", + "otto m", + "be ta", + "bet a", + "b eta", + "▁d ell", + "▁de ll", + "▁del l", + "▁b ody", + "▁bo dy", + "▁bod y", + "▁ body", + "▁д а", + "▁ да", + "▁Y our", + "▁You r", + "▁ Your", + "▁f ue", + "▁fu e", + "▁p ackage", + "▁pack age", + "▁ package", + "▁l ight", + "▁lig ht", + "▁ light", + "▁* *", + "▁ **", + "M P", + "▁c ou", + "▁co u", + "▁ cou", + "ye s", + "y es", + ": \\", + "▁ Ч", + "▁m ention", + "▁men tion", + "▁ment ion", + "en sch", + "ens ch", + "▁d eg", + "▁de g", + "▁ deg", + "▁con vert", + "▁conver t", + "▁conv ert", + "▁ convert", + "▁D av", + "▁Da v", + "ad t", + "a dt", + "Res ult", + "th ough", + "▁b us", + "▁bu s", + "▁ bus", + "x y", + "▁s een", + "▁se en", + "▁see n", + "▁ seen", + "Al l", + "A ll", + "pu blic", + "pub lic", + "p ublic", + "iv ely", + "ive ly", + "ivel y", + "▁R ec", + "▁Re c", + "▁ Rec", + "▁H is", + "▁Hi s", + "si m", + "s im", + "▁f ör", + "▁fö r", + "▁ för", + "▁h istor", + "▁his tor", + "▁hi stor", + "▁hist or", + "▁ histor", + "▁s ett", + "▁se tt", + "▁set t", + "▁ sett", + "ra t", + "r at", + "ab led", + "able d", + "abl ed", + "a bled", + "▁» ,", + "▁ »,", + "go ogle", + "We b", + "W eb", + "é l", + "▁t 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"▁ein em", + "▁eine m", + "▁w ater", + "▁wa ter", + "▁wat er", + "▁ water", + "▁g overn", + "▁go vern", + "▁gover n", + "an z", + "at ors", + "ator s", + "ato rs", + "▁mon th", + "▁mo nth", + "▁mont h", + "▁ month", + "y e", + "▁import ant", + "▁ important", + "at z", + "a tz", + "fir st", + "f irst", + "▁Tr ans", + "▁Tra ns", + "▁ Trans", + "▁M ad", + "▁Ma d", + "▁ Mad", + "▁b ra", + "▁br a", + "▁ bra", + "ik a", + "i ka", + "▁S aint", + "▁Sa int", + "▁Sain t", + "▁ Saint", + "or ia", + "ori a", + "o ria", + "kr e", + "k re", + "em ents", + "ement s", + "emen ts", + "e ments", + "▁B en", + "▁Be n", + "▁ Ben", + "la v", + "l av", + "▁ad min", + "▁adm in", + "▁ admin", + "▁H en", + "▁He n", + "▁ Hen", + "ri l", + "r il", + "▁S m", + "▁ Sm", + "ca t", + "c at", + "▁Re fer", + "▁Ref er", + "▁ Ш", + "▁p ract", + "▁pr act", + "▁pra ct", + "▁prac t", + "▁P at", + "▁Pa t", + "▁ Pat", + "▁G re", + "▁Gr e", + "▁ Gre", + "▁you ng", + "▁yo ung", + "▁In ter", + "▁Int er", + "▁ Inter", + "om a", + "o ma", + "te ger", + "ib ility", + "ibil ity", + "▁param eters", + "▁parameter s", + "▁paramet ers", + "▁ parameters", + "▁every thing", + "da t", + "d at", + "ur op", + "uro p", + "u rop", + "ole an", + "o lean", + "▁return ed", + "▁C lass", + "▁Cl ass", + "▁Cla ss", + "▁ Class", + "ac y", + "a cy", + "## ##", + "▁p ř", + "▁f older", + "▁fol der", + "▁fo lder", + "▁ folder", + "▁k on", + "▁ko n", + "▁ kon", + "▁gu ess", + "g t", + "je n", + "j en", + "an nel", + "ann el", + "anne l", + "ic on", + "ico n", + "i con", + "▁c omb", + "▁com b", + "▁co mb", + "▁ comb", + "ri ct", + "ric t", + "r ict", + "▁h ij", + "▁hi j", + "▁aut hor", + "▁auth or", + "▁ author", + "se e", + "s ee", + "he re", + "her e", + "h ere", + "st ra", + "str a", + "s tra", + "▁ent ire", + "▁direct ly", + "ra ft", + "raf t", + "r aft", + "he et", + "es ter", + "est er", + "este r", + "e ster", + "▁м и", + "▁ ми", + "▁m ass", + "▁ma ss", + "▁mas s", + "▁ mass", + "un tu", + "unt u", + "▁u sers", + "▁us ers", + "▁use rs", + "▁user s", + "▁ users", + "ch i", + "c hi", + "P E", + "▁com ponent", + "▁compon ent", + "▁ component", + "Cl ick", + "C lick", + "At t", + "A tt", + "▁s obre", + "▁so bre", + "▁sob re", + "an ds", + "and s", + "▁H ol", + "▁Ho l", + "▁ Hol", + "▁S ant", + "▁San t", + "▁Sa nt", + "or i", + "o ri", + "▁s ua", + "▁su a", + "st d", + "s td", + "ent ic", + "enti c", + "C C", + "▁fil ter", + "▁ filter", + "S QL", + "▁G od", + "▁Go d", + "A t", + "▁м у", + "▁ му", + "▁per formance", + "▁perform ance", + "del ta", + "d elta", + "an de", + "and e", + "a nde", + "am er", + "ame r", + "a mer", + "д ы", + "▁c ult", + "▁cu lt", + "▁cul t", + "▁N or", + "▁No r", + "bu t", + "b ut", + "▁l ik", + "▁li k", + "▁ lik", + "**** ****", + "ст вен", + "ств ен", + "стве н", + "▁com me", + "▁comm e", + "▁d r", + "▁ dr", + "im er", + "ime r", + "i mer", + "or din", + "ord in", + "▁cond ition", + "▁ condition", + "es te", + "est e", + "e ste", + "( [", + "F F", + "ть ся", + "im o", + "i mo", + "ra b", + "r ab", + "і ль", + "▁h alf", + "▁hal f", + "▁ half", + "ea ch", + "e ach", + "Di s", + "D is", + "▁r ows", + "▁ro ws", + "▁row s", + "▁ rows", + "▁h on", + "▁ho n", + "▁ hon", + "▁t ogether", + "▁tog ether", + "▁ și", + "me di", + "med i", + "m edi", + "ag n", + "a gn", + "al led", + "all ed", + "alle d", + "▁v ill", + "▁vi ll", + "▁vil l", + "IN G", + "I NG", + "id den", + "idd en", + "▁d raw", + "▁dr aw", + "▁dra w", + "▁ draw", + "yn tax", + "ynt ax", + "▁att empt", + "UR L", + "U RL", + "pos e", + "po se", + "p ose", + "▁in dic", + "▁ind ic", + "ни ка", + "ник а", + "▁Eng lish", + "▁ English", + "▁d éc", + "▁dé c", + "▁ne eds", + "▁need s", + "▁n ormal", + "▁nor mal", + "▁norm al", + "▁ normal", + "ur t", + "u rt", + "▁н о", + "▁ но", + "}} \\", + "} }\\", + "la st", + "las t", + "l ast", + "▁F in", + "▁ Fin", + "▁F ebru", + "▁Fe bru", + "▁Feb ru", + "il a", + "i la", + "▁c ountry", + "▁count ry", + "▁coun try", + "▁ country", + "▁field s", + "▁fiel ds", + "▁ fields", + "▁m ax", + "▁ma x", + "▁ max", + "lé s", + "l és", + "ow ie", + "owi e", + "o wie", + "▁de ux", + "▁bu ilt", + "▁ built", + "▁M ain", + "▁Ma in", + "▁Mai n", + "▁ Main", + "▁c amp", + "▁cam p", + "▁ca mp", + "▁ camp", + "iv o", + "i vo", + "iv a", + "i va", + "ic y", + "i cy", + "zi one", + "z ione", + "No de", + "N ode", + "▁: )", + "▁ :)", + "▁am ong", + "▁O b", + "▁ Ob", + "▁c ases", + "▁case s", + "▁cas es", + "▁ cases", + "ha ps", + "h aps", + "se rs", + "ser s", + "s ers", + "ar ter", + "art er", + "arte r", + "śc i", + "ś ci", + "▁it er", + "▁i ter", + "▁ iter", + "▁n amed", + "▁name d", + "▁na med", + "▁nam ed", + "▁ named", + "ex ec", + "exe c", + "▁se ason", + "▁sea son", + "▁ season", + "to t", + "t ot", + "= >", + "gr aph", + "gra ph", + "g raph", + "▁n il", + "▁ni l", + "▁ nil", + "ac ional", + "acion al", + "aci onal", + "▁N ULL", + "▁ NULL", + "▁spe cial", + "▁spec ial", + "▁ special", + "ст е", + "с те", + "cs s", + "c ss", + "▁\\ (", + "v s", + "ae l", + "a el", + "▁c ity", + "▁ci ty", + "▁cit y", + "▁ city", + "ov a", + "o va", + "▁art icle", + "▁ article", + "▁S outh", + "▁So uth", + "▁Sou th", + "Act ion", + "Ac tion", + "A ction", + "ç a", + "sp ring", + "spr ing", + "s pring", + "it ude", + "itu de", + "itud e", + "▁com plex", + "▁comp lex", + "▁comple x", + "▁compl ex", + "▁ complex", + "▁ч то", + "bu ild", + "g amma", + "▁E nt", + "▁En t", + "▁ Ent", + "ie rs", + "ier s", + "i ers", + "' .", + "ca r", + "c ar", + "ap ache", + "apa che", + "in gen", + "ing en", + "inge n", + "In put", + ":  ", + "▁d ynam", + "▁dy nam", + "al ls", + "all s", + "sh ow", + "s how", + "| \\", + "▁w ird", + "▁wir d", + "B ar", + "al th", + "alt h", + "mod el", + "mo del", + "mode l", + "m odel", + "Tr ans", + "Tra ns", + "Ro w", + "R ow", + "ab e", + "a be", + "▁l ib", + "▁li b", + "▁ lib", + "nu ll", + "n ull", + "ra gment", + "rag ment", + "▁St ate", + "▁Stat e", + "▁Sta te", + "▁ State", + "▁l aw", + "▁la w", + "▁ law", + "Fr ame", + "F rame", + "▁L o", + "▁ Lo", + "ge b", + "g eb", + "}$ .", + "} $.", + "▁ne eded", + "▁need ed", + "▁con tr", + "▁cont r", + "▁ contr", + "ar ies", + "ari es", + "arie s", + "a ries", + "▁s creen", + "▁sc reen", + "▁scr een", + "▁ screen", + "y r", + "m m", + "▁sh own", + "▁show n", + "▁sho wn", + "▁b ad", + "▁ba d", + "▁ bad", + "▁c ast", + "▁cas t", + "▁ca st", + "▁ cast", + "▁T est", + "▁Te st", + "▁ Test", + "▁A uf", + "▁Au f", + "▁qu ant", + "▁quan t", + "▁ quant", + "ig a", + "i ga", + "▁re n", + "▁r en", + "▁ ren", + "▁M ac", + "▁Ma c", + "▁ Mac", + "▁trans form", + "▁ transform", + "▁d ifference", + "▁dif ference", + "▁differ ence", + "▁t it", + "▁ti t", + "▁ tit", + "T E", + "▁st ep", + "▁ste p", + "▁ step", + "▁c apt", + "▁cap t", + "▁ca pt", + "▁ capt", + "▁col lection", + "▁coll ection", + "▁collect ion", + "▁colle ction", + "▁ collection", + "iction ary", + "▁T om", + "▁To m", + "▁ Tom", + "ri er", + "rie r", + "r ier", + "▁m ove", + "▁mov e", + "▁mo ve", + "▁ move", + "co pe", + "cop e", + "c ope", + "or ds", + "ord s", + "▁fur ther", + "▁column s", + "▁ columns", + "▁L in", + "▁Li n", + "▁ Lin", + "▁f ixed", + "▁fix ed", + "▁ fixed", + "▁child ren", + "▁ children", + "M S", + "m o", + "un a", + "u na", + "▁ind ivid", + "tt y", + "t ty", + "as te", + "ast e", + "a ste", + "sr c", + "s rc", + "mat ch", + "m atch", + "w i", + "▁ х", + "▁д и", + "▁ ди", + "▁o rd", + "▁or d", + "▁ ord", + "iv ing", + "ivi ng", + "i ving", + "▁B ro", + "▁Br o", + "▁ Bro", + "▁al most", + "▁P res", + "▁Pr es", + "▁Pre s", + "▁ Pres", + "re ci", + "rec i", + "ar ing", + "ari ng", + "arin g", + "a ring", + "▁/ //", + "▁// /", + "▁ ///", + "ет ся", + "е тся", + "▁s ig", + "▁si g", + "▁ sig", + "lig ht", + "l ight", + "▁R ed", + "▁Re d", + "▁ Red", + "▁sugg est", + "▁sug gest", + "ol f", + "▁é té", + "▁ét é", + "▁ été", + "is ation", + "isa tion", + "isat ion", + "з на", + "Ne w", + "N ew", + "ст ан", + "ста н", + "с тан", + "L A", + "un icip", + "unic ip", + "uni cip", + "▁fig ure", + "▁figur e", + "▁ figure", + "m t", + "ia le", + "ial e", + "i ale", + "▁c atch", + "▁cat ch", + "▁ catch", + "de fault", + "def ault", + "▁t ele", + "▁te le", + "▁tel e", + "▁ tele", + "▁m atter", + "▁mat ter", + "ca st", + "cas t", + "c ast", + "▁R ich", + "▁Ric h", + "▁Ri ch", + "▁ Rich", + "▁hand le", + "▁ handle", + "val u", + "va lu", + "v alu", + "$ -", + "о б", + "▁j son", + "▁js on", + "▁ json", + "Cre ate", + "C reate", + "▁ex am", + "ал ь", + "а ль", + "ю т", + "or ed", + "ore d", + "o red", + "id os", + "ido s", + "ap pend", + "app end", + "appen d", + "appe nd", + "▁Ar ray", + "▁Arr ay", + "▁ Array", + "к с", + "} [", + "ri ve", + "riv e", + "r ive", + "▁c lub", + "▁cl ub", + "▁ club", + "ma nn", + "man n", + "m ann", + "▁e ste", + "▁est e", + "▁es te", + "▁ este", + "es ta", + "est a", + "e sta", + "▁G i", + "▁ Gi", + "▁J ap", + "▁Ja p", + "▁N ame", + "▁Na me", + "▁Nam e", + "▁ Name", + "Col umn", + "ou ps", + "oup s", + "o ups", + "is mo", + "ism o", + "▁C ity", + "▁Ci ty", + "▁Cit y", + "▁ City", + "▁class es", + "▁classe s", + "▁ classes", + "▁in fl", + "▁inf l", + "▁ infl", + "h l", + "ро м", + "р ом", + "▁ad ding", + "▁add ing", + "▁ adding", + "▁f ail", + "▁fa il", + "▁ fail", + "x x", + "õ es", + "S c", + "ut il", + "uti l", + "u til", + "▁l ocation", + "▁lo cation", + "▁loc ation", + "▁ location", + "le ge", + "leg e", + "l ege", + "ag o", + "a go", + "▁pro perties", + "▁proper ties", + "▁ properties", + "ab il", + "abi l", + "a bil", + "va s", + "v as", + "}$ ,", + "} $,", + "it ted", + "itt ed", + "itte d", + "ó d", + "▁D em", + "▁De m", + "▁as ked", + "▁ask ed", + "▁t ab", + "▁ta b", + "▁ tab", + "S ource", + "▁error s", + "▁err ors", + "▁ errors", + "ograph ie", + "▁ж и", + "▁ жи", + "▁m al", + "▁ma l", + "▁ mal", + "st ract", + "str act", + "stra ct", + "▁d ro", + "▁dr o", + "▁ dro", + "ra k", + "r ak", + "▁n ote", + "▁not e", + "▁no te", + "▁ note", + "▁set ting", + "▁sett ing", + "▁ setting", + "▁f em", + "▁fe m", + "▁s aw", + "▁sa w", + "ia r", + "i ar", + "HE R", + "H ER", + "е с", + "▁p red", + "▁pr ed", + "▁pre d", + "▁ pred", + "▁O ut", + "▁ Out", + "▁it ems", + "▁item s", + "▁ items", + "ла н", + "л ан", + "▁w erd", + "▁we rd", + "▁wer d", + "ers ion", + "li a", + "l ia", + "▁s in", + "▁si n", + "▁ sin", + "ich te", + "icht e", + "i chte", + "▁fe el", + "▁fee l", + "▁п ра", + "▁пр а", + "▁ пра", + "▁o der", + "▁od er", + "▁ oder", + "U E", + "oc ument", + "▁m ode", + "▁mod e", + "▁mo de", + "▁ mode", + "▁N a", + "▁ Na", + "де н", + "д ен", + "me s", + "m es", + "frame work", + "▁a uto", + "▁au to", + "▁aut o", + "▁ auto", + "ны м", + "н ым", + "ub y", + "u by", + "▁tem plate", + "▁temp late", + "▁ template", + "▁m ess", + "▁me ss", + "▁mes s", + "▁ mess", + "ie der", + "ied er", + "i eder", + "▁rel ated", + "▁rela ted", + "▁relate d", + "▁ related", + "ok en", + "oke n", + "o ken", + "▁follow s", + "se arch", + "s earch", + "am i", + "a mi", + "▁w ait", + "▁wa it", + "▁ wait", + "ig r", + "i gr", + "▁l ow", + "▁lo w", + "▁ low", + "ски х", + "ск их", + "с ких", + "ска я", + "с кая", + "▁M ark", + "▁Mar k", + "▁ Mark", + "▁i ll", + "▁il l", + "▁ ill", + "am ento", + "ament o", + "amen to", + "\\ <", + "▁d f", + "▁ df", + "os ition", + "osi tion", + "▁В и", + "is f", + "i sf", + "▁De utsch", + "ah l", + "a hl", + "wa r", + "w ar", + "it ect", + "ite ct", + "▁s al", + "▁sa l", + "▁ sal", + "el en", + "ele n", + "e len", + "By Id", + "▁g ru", + "▁gr u", + "▁ gru", + "s v", + "▁pass ed", + "▁pas sed", + "▁passe d", + "▁a ñ", + "▁ añ", + "Sc h", + "S ch", + "▁sol ve", + "we ise", + "weis e", + "wei se", + "at os", + "ato s", + "▁m eg", + "▁me g", + "▁m ember", + "▁mem ber", + "▁memb er", + "▁ member", + "er name", + "ern ame", + "erna me", + "▁con nect", + "▁conne ct", + "▁conn ect", + "▁ connect", + "ip s", + "i ps", + "▁r ound", + "▁ro und", + "▁rou nd", + "▁ round", + "▁ ]", + "ne s", + "n es", + "▁d ir", + "▁di r", + "▁ dir", + "▁Lond on", + "d y", + "F A", + "▁rece ived", + "▁receive d", + "re et", + "ree t", + "▁L og", + "▁Lo g", + "▁ Log", + "▁Sch ool", + "an go", + "ang o", + "▁The se", + "▁Th ese", + "▁M ont", + "▁Mon t", + "▁Mo nt", + "▁ Mont", + "▁e ner", + "▁en er", + "▁ ener", + "la d", + "l ad", + "▁def ine", + "▁defin e", + "▁ define", + "si gn", + "sig n", + "s ign", + "▁c le", + "▁cl e", + "▁ cle", + "fig ure", + "▁V iew", + "▁Vi ew", + "▁Vie w", + "▁ View", + "text bf", + "$ \\", + "з ы", + "num ber", + "n umber", + "▁d in", + "▁di n", + "▁ din", + "el ler", + "ell er", + "elle r", + "orith m", + "ori thm", + "fal se", + "f alse", + "fo l", + "f ol", + "ffic ient", + "▁HT ML", + "▁ HTML", + "li che", + "lic he", + "lich e", + "l iche", + "▁M o", + "▁ Mo", + "▁int rodu", + "▁intr odu", + "▁intro du", + "ex p", + "e xp", + "▁st rong", + "▁str ong", + "▁stro ng", + "▁ strong", + "▁t hus", + "▁th us", + "/ )", + "▁e le", + "▁el e", + "▁ ele", + "▁та к", + "▁ так", + "▁п а", + "▁ па", + "▁d ont", + "▁do nt", + "▁don t", + "▁c ause", + "▁caus e", + "▁ca use", + "Num ber", + "N umber", + "▁im ages", + "▁image s", + "▁imag es", + "▁ images", + "▁s ample", + "▁sam ple", + "▁ sample", + "▁s ci", + "▁sc i", + "▁ sci", + "li ke", + "lik e", + "l ike", + "▁L ou", + "▁Lo u", + "▁ Lou", + "di v", + "d iv", + "an c", + "a nc", + "▁f ront", + "▁fr ont", + "▁fro nt", + "▁ front", + "ne n", + "n en", + "▁miss ing", + "▁mis sing", + "▁ missing", + "ar ia", + "ari a", + "a ria", + "pr es", + "pre s", + "p res", + "▁п ред", + "▁пре д", + "D I", + "fil ter", + "▁M it", + "▁Mi t", + "U R", + "▁o pp", + "▁op p", + "▁ opp", + "▁s ql", + "▁sq l", + "▁ sql", + "▁ро ку", + "er en", + "ere n", + "e ren", + "em at", + "ema t", + "e mat", + "í s", + "▁Je an", + "▁ Jean", + "é c", + "▁c i", + "▁ ci", + "en ne", + "enn e", + "at form", + "▁t aken", + "▁tak en", + "▁take n", + "▁ta ken", + "▁O f", + "▁ Of", + "▁на се", + "▁e rr", + "▁er r", + "▁ err", + "O P", + "Fr om", + "F rom", + "De fault", + "Def ault", + "▁Gener al", + "▁Gen eral", + "▁Gene ral", + "▁ General", + "wik i", + "wi ki", + "w iki", + "▁g rand", + "▁gr and", + "▁gra nd", + "▁gran d", + "▁ grand", + "▁e inen", + "▁ein en", + "▁eine n", + "Re g", + "R eg", + "Hand ler", + "Handle r", + "con om", + "co nom", + "cono m", + "c onom", + "an ger", + "ang er", + "ange r", + "▁бы л", + "▁L os", + "▁Lo s", + "▁ Los", + "▁ex pression", + "▁exp ression", + "▁express ion", + "▁expr ession", + "▁ expression", + "ш а", + "ya l", + "y al", + "▁$ ('", + "▁$( '", + "▁sw itch", + "▁ switch", + "▁v ector", + "▁ve ctor", + "▁vec tor", + "▁ vector", + "▁T hom", + "▁Th om", + "▁v irt", + "▁vi rt", + "▁vir t", + "▁ virt", + "le ased", + "lease d", + "lea sed", + "▁c over", + "▁co ver", + "▁cov er", + "▁ cover", + "▁re sp", + "▁r esp", + "▁res p", + "▁ resp", + "ak o", + "a ko", + "ren ch", + "ot a", + "o ta", + "C ell", + "an ged", + "ang ed", + "ange d", + "▁+ =", + "▁ +=", + "la c", + "l ac", + "sk a", + "s ka", + "ne xt", + "nex t", + "n ext", + "▁Intern ational", + "▁W il", + "▁Wi l", + "▁ Wil", + "▁o nt", + "▁on t", + "▁ ont", + "ib r", + "i br", + "us tr", + "ust r", + "u str", + "▁b lack", + "▁bl ack", + "▁bla ck", + "▁ black", + "▁select ed", + "▁sel ected", + "▁sele cted", + "▁ selected", + "ch er", + "che r", + "c her", + "▁l iter", + "▁li ter", + "▁lit er", + "▁ liter", + "ro ot", + "r oot", + "л ся", + "▁L ife", + "▁Li fe", + "▁ Life", + "▁in sert", + "▁ins ert", + "▁inser t", + "▁inse rt", + "▁ insert", + "▁mat rix", + "▁ matrix", + "is es", + "ise s", + ") ]", + "▁p el", + "▁pe l", + "▁ pel", + "Over ride", + "ry pt", + "▁for mer", + "▁form er", + "▁forme r", + "▁ former", + "▁Fil m", + "▁N orth", + "▁Nor th", + "cl ient", + "cli ent", + "c lient", + "▁n ight", + "▁ night", + "хо ди", + "ход и", + "▁A ustral", + "▁Aust ral", + "▁ Austral", + "▁R et", + "▁Re t", + "▁ Ret", + "rh o", + "r ho", + "▁п ер", + "▁пе р", + "▁ пер", + "ip edia", + "ipe dia", + "▁ex press", + "▁exp ress", + "▁expr ess", + "▁expres s", + "▁ express", + "▁th ird", + "▁ third", + "▁ma jor", + "▁maj or", + "▁ major", + "▁g rad", + "▁gr ad", + "▁gra d", + "▁ grad", + "ow e", + "o we", + "▁bel ieve", + "our nal", + "ourn al", + "▁st atus", + "▁stat us", + "▁ status", + "un c", + "u nc", + "▁d ou", + "▁do u", + "▁J SON", + "▁JS ON", + "▁ JSON", + "ui s", + "u is", + "▁pop ulation", + "▁popula tion", + "▁popul ation", + "en z", + "▁Will iam", + "s f", + "▁O bject", + "▁Ob ject", + "▁ Object", + "▁c in", + "▁ci n", + "▁ cin", + "▁D i", + "▁ Di", + "cur ity", + "c urity", + "▁O pen", + "▁Op en", + "▁ Open", + "▁ ле", + "la r", + "l ar", + "ad ding", + "add ing", + "▁k om", + "▁ko m", + "▁ kom", + "}( \\", + "} (\\", + "▁k il", + "▁ki l", + "▁ kil", + "um er", + "ume r", + "u mer", + "\"/ >", + "\" />", + "▁fe ature", + "▁ feature", + "▁A re", + "▁Ar e", + "▁ Are", + "ck s", + "c ks", + "▁Intern et", + "▁Inter net", + "▁ Internet", + "▁i h", + "▁ ih", + "▁start ed", + "▁star ted", + "▁ear ly", + "▁be gan", + "▁beg an", + "T H", + "p ython", + "as p", + "a sp", + "▁F r", + "▁ Fr", + "▁c los", + "▁cl os", + "▁clo s", + "▁ clos", + "ist ic", + "isti c", + "▁mus ic", + "▁ music", + "▁d ig", + "▁di g", + "▁ dig", + "▁it al", + "▁i tal", + "▁ ital", + "▁D avid", + "▁Dav id", + "▁Da vid", + "▁ David", + "▁web site", + "▁ website", + "▁cont roller", + "▁control ler", + "▁ controller", + "▁M er", + "▁Me r", + "▁ Mer", + "con text", + "cont ext", + "pro duct", + "produ ct", + "prod uct", + "os p", + "o sp", + "▁j un", + "▁ju n", + "ro wn", + "row n", + "r own", + "▁A z", + "▁ Az", + "\": \"", + "\" :\"", + "▁a an", + "▁aa n", + "▁D ate", + "▁Da te", + "▁Dat e", + "▁ Date", + "mu lt", + "mul t", + "m ult", + "▁b rowser", + "▁brow ser", + "▁ browser", + "ре д", + "wh ich", + "R A", + "qu are", + "qua re", + "▁R uss", + "▁Ru ss", + "▁Rus s", + "▁ Russ", + "▁s oon", + "▁so on", + "▁P re", + "▁Pr e", + "▁ Pre", + "ta u", + "t au", + "▁we ek", + "▁ week", + "▁б а", + "▁ ба", + "▁o ct", + "▁oc t", + "▁ oct", + "▁t own", + "▁to wn", + "▁ town", + "ro y", + "r oy", + "▁e ls", + "▁el s", + "▁ els", + "bl ic", + "b lic", + "und le", + "▁H istor", + "▁His tor", + "▁Hi stor", + "▁Hist or", + "▁f oi", + "▁fo i", + "▁mod els", + "▁model s", + "▁mode ls", + "▁ models", + "з о", + "on ym", + "ony m", + "o nym", + "Par am", + "Pa ram", + "P aram", + "▁M et", + "▁Me t", + "▁ Met", + "ge ner", + "gen er", + "g ener", + "j ą", + "▁e spe", + "▁es pe", + "▁esp e", + "C E", + "▁de vice", + "▁dev ice", + "▁devi ce", + "▁ device", + "el low", + "ell ow", + "ello w", + "▁de bug", + "▁deb ug", + "▁ debug", + "ér ie", + "éri e", + "é rie", + "us ing", + "u sing", + "ан г", + "а нг", + "▁* )", + "▁ *)", + "ud i", + "u di", + "▁M iss", + "▁Mi ss", + "▁Mis s", + "▁ Miss", + "ко м", + "к ом", + "pos ed", + "po sed", + "pose d", + "p osed", + "▁z we", + "▁zw e", + "і н", + "▁Ro bert", + "▁Rob ert", + "▁O ct", + "▁ Oct", + "lo p", + "l op", + "ja r", + "j ar", + "▁a ver", + "▁av er", + "▁ave r", + "▁ aver", + "▁ha bit", + "▁hab it", + "▁: :", + "▁ ::", + "än g", + "ä ng", + "St art", + "Star t", + "▁p ow", + "▁po w", + "▁ pow", + "▁s rc", + "▁sr c", + "▁ src", + "▁pat tern", + "▁ pattern", + "▁ Э", + "▁b i", + "▁ bi", + "ot es", + "ote s", + "o tes", + "▁_ _", + "▁ __", + "▁s ens", + "▁se ns", + "▁sen s", + "▁ sens", + "▁a void", + "▁av oid", + "▁avo id", + "ex ample", + "ut t", + "u tt", + "La bel", + "Lab el", + "L abel", + "te x", + "t ex", + "bo ot", + "b oot", + "es to", + "est o", + "e sto", + "▁M arch", + "▁Mar ch", + "▁Marc h", + "▁e asy", + "▁eas y", + "ict ure", + "Gr oup", + "▁f ather", + "▁fa ther", + "▁fat her", + "▁ father", + "▁up dated", + "▁update d", + "▁upd ated", + "▁ updated", + "▁V o", + "▁I II", + "▁II I", + "▁ III", + "om ega", + "ome ga", + "▁a lle", + "▁al le", + "▁all e", + "▁ alle", + "Re c", + "R ec", + "y g", + "з е", + "▁D im", + "▁Di m", + "▁ Dim", + "ne ct", + "n ect", + "▁T or", + "▁To r", + "▁de utsch", + "▁ deutsch", + "▁wh ite", + "▁ white", + "▁n ational", + "▁nation al", + "▁nat ional", + "pp e", + "p pe", + "▁a ir", + "▁ai r", + "▁ air", + "▁pass word", + "▁ password", + "de t", + "d et", + "▁b ig", + "▁bi g", + "▁ big", + "▁U se", + "▁Us e", + "▁ Use", + "cal l", + "ca ll", + "c all", + "▁ex tra", + "▁ext ra", + "▁extr a", + "▁ extra", + "W e", + "an ia", + "ani a", + "a nia", + "▁h old", + "▁ho ld", + "▁hol d", + "▁ hold", + "Cont rol", + "▁C O", + "▁ CO", + "▁м і", + "▁ мі", + "it i", + "i ti", + "▁K e", + "▁ Ke", + "en u", + "e nu", + "▁P ark", + "▁Par k", + "то м", + "т ом", + "▁a uth", + "▁au th", + "▁aut h", + "▁ auth", + "▁c enter", + "▁cent er", + "▁ center", + "P h", + "то в", + "т ов", + "id ing", + "idi ng", + "i ding", + "▁a cross", + "▁ac ross", + "▁s ong", + "▁so ng", + "▁son g", + "▁ song", + "▁ph ys", + "▁ phys", + "▁n umer", + "▁num er", + "▁nu mer", + "▁ numer", + "щ а", + "▁A lex", + "▁Al ex", + "▁Ale x", + "▁ Alex", + "▁problem s", + "▁proble ms", + "▁probl ems", + "▁E rror", + "▁Er ror", + "▁Err or", + "▁ Error", + "form at", + "for mat", + "▁A cc", + "▁Ac c", + "▁ Acc", + "▁s ix", + "▁si x", + "▁ six", + "▁d b", + "▁ 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+ "▁ regular", + "▁prov ided", + "▁provide d", + "TE R", + "T ER", + "▁un ivers", + "▁ univers", + "▁g ets", + "▁get s", + "▁ge ts", + "▁ gets", + "▁n u", + "▁ nu", + "▁/ *", + "▁ /*", + "ob er", + "obe r", + "o ber", + "fi n", + "f in", + "▁n ella", + "▁ne lla", + "▁nel la", + "▁nell a", + "▁be come", + "▁bec ome", + "▁becom e", + "▁` `", + "▁ ``", + "▁h istory", + "▁histor y", + "▁hi story", + "▁hist ory", + "▁ history", + "▁S ol", + "▁So l", + "▁ Sol", + "▁R ad", + "▁Ra d", + "▁ Rad", + "▁term s", + "▁ter ms", + "▁even ts", + "▁event s", + "▁ev ents", + "▁ events", + "ly mp", + ")) )", + ") ))", + "ро ва", + "ров а", + "р ова", + "▁ab sol", + "▁abs ol", + "▁so ft", + "▁ soft", + "lin ks", + "link s", + "l inks", + "▁h ope", + "▁ho pe", + "▁hop e", + "▁su bject", + "▁sub ject", + "▁ subject", + "\") ,", + "\" ),", + "▁cre ating", + "▁} \r", + "▁ }\r", + "▁S k", + "▁ Sk", + "▁f low", + "▁fl ow", + "▁flo w", + "▁ flow", + "▁Р а", + "▁as sert", + "▁ass ert", + "▁asse rt", + "▁ assert", 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han", + "id ence", + "iden ce", + "ar gs", + "arg s", + "ak ing", + "aki ng", + "a king", + "▁Go ogle", + "▁ Google", + "▁St ud", + "▁Stu d", + "▁h o", + "▁ ho", + "то ры", + "тор ы", + "S u", + "▁autom at", + "▁auto mat", + "êm e", + "ê me", + "▁c y", + "▁ cy", + "lo r", + "l or", + "▁st ack", + "▁sta ck", + "▁ stack", + "▁SE LECT", + "▁ SELECT", + "A F", + "▁> >", + "▁ >>", + "▁com pet", + "▁comp et", + "▁p air", + "▁pa ir", + "▁ pair", + "▁ing lés", + "Res ponse", + "▁F ig", + "▁ Fig", + "gr ad", + "gra d", + "g rad", + "▁document ation", + "▁ documentation", + "▁c ant", + "▁can t", + "▁ca nt", + "▁app reci", + "å n", + "▁le arn", + "▁lear n", + "▁ learn", + "▁in dep", + "▁ind ep", + "▁inde p", + "▁p al", + "▁pa l", + "▁ pal", + "pack age", + "p ackage", + "ar es", + "are s", + "a res", + "▁Ber lin", + "▁Berl in", + "б ли", + "re ich", + "rei ch", + "ё н", + "▁s atisf", + "▁sat isf", + "▁reg ion", + "▁ region", + "▁fri end", + "▁ friend", + "▁Ge orge", + "▁Georg e", + "▁В о", + "▁ 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"▁partici p", + "▁s yn", + "▁sy n", + "▁ syn", + "si n", + "s in", + "▁l ower", + "▁lo wer", + "▁low er", + "▁ lower", + "▁z ero", + "▁ze ro", + "▁ zero", + "▁s ec", + "▁se c", + "▁ sec", + "▁f ra", + "▁fr a", + "▁ fra", + "Po int", + "P oint", + "▁fa iled", + "▁fail ed", + "▁ failed", + "ien to", + "ient o", + "i ento", + "cu p", + "c up", + "▁s low", + "▁sl ow", + "▁slo w", + "▁ slow", + "▁n ation", + "▁na tion", + "▁nat ion", + "äh r", + "ä hr", + "▁in fo", + "▁inf o", + "▁ info", + "▁P ublic", + "▁Pub lic", + "▁Pu blic", + "▁ Public", + "▁de cla", + "▁dec la", + "▁decl a", + "▁Т а", + "▁s old", + "▁so ld", + "▁sol d", + "▁R em", + "▁Re m", + "▁ Rem", + "▁Ph il", + "ст ра", + "стр а", + "с тра", + "▁me hr", + "▁W ork", + "▁Wor k", + "▁ Work", + "▁N ord", + "▁No rd", + "▁Nor d", + "▁f ait", + "▁fa it", + "▁g ew", + "▁ge w", + "▁ gew", + "print ln", + "ob ile", + "obil e", + "obi le", + "▁K on", + "▁Ko n", + "▁ass ume", + "▁assum e", + "land s", + "lan ds", + "l ands", + "▁a mount", + 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"▁Si ng", + "▁Sin g", + "▁ Sing", + "▁c ateg", + "▁cat eg", + "Eq u", + "E qu", + "▁g uer", + "▁gu er", + "▁ guer", + "W idth", + "▁Christ ian", + "st at", + "sta t", + "s tat", + "W rite", + "▁w oman", + "▁wo man", + "wo od", + "w ood", + "V is", + "ра з", + "▁$ $\\", + "▁$$ \\", + "ode r", + "od er", + "o der", + "▁b ool", + "▁bo ol", + "▁ bool", + "▁intern ational", + "но сть", + "ност ь", + "нос ть", + "▁Rich ard", + "▁Ric hard", + "▁add ition", + "▁Mus ic", + "▁ Music", + "▁a ber", + "▁ab er", + "t ó", + "▁h ier", + "▁hi er", + "ug h", + "u gh", + "▁p ob", + "▁po b", + "▁t ables", + "▁table s", + "▁tab les", + "▁ta bles", + "▁ tables", + "D o", + "▁high er", + "ps i", + "p si", + "r á", + "▁act ive", + "▁activ e", + "▁ active", + "▁T able", + "▁Ta ble", + "▁Tab le", + "▁ Table", + "њ е", + "▁de scription", + "▁des cription", + "▁descri ption", + "▁descript ion", + "▁ description", + "▁se emed", + "▁see med", + "▁seem ed", + "ís t", + "í st", + "▁my self", + "▁m enu", + "▁me nu", + "▁men u", + "▁ menu", + "de l", + "d el", + "▁ ž", + "el e", + "e le", + "A ut", + "▁г ру", + "mu t", + "m ut", + "oo n", + "o on", + "as c", + "a sc", + "bu g", + "b ug", + "▁m oved", + "▁mov ed", + "▁mo ved", + "▁move d", + "C L", + "▁data s", + "▁dat as", + "▁ datas", + "S O", + "о ло", + "▁Ge org", + "▁re ach", + "▁r each", + ": \"", + "▁e valu", + "▁ev alu", + "▁eval u", + "▁ evalu", + "▁H el", + "▁He l", + "▁ Hel", + "▁R iver", + "▁Riv er", + "▁Ri ver", + "▁А р", + "▁ Ар", + "// //", + "/// /", + "/ ///", + "▁s ets", + "▁se ts", + "▁set s", + "▁ sets", + "▁O lymp", + "Ad apter", + ". 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mil", + "▁Fam il", + "▁ Famil", + "▁Б о", + "▁t our", + "▁to ur", + "▁tou r", + "▁n av", + "▁na v", + "▁ nav", + "▁proper ly", + "▁M rs", + "▁Mr s", + "▁M el", + "▁Me l", + "▁sc ale", + "▁scal e", + "▁ scale", + "ast ic", + "d s", + "▁S ir", + "▁Si r", + "▁Ch urch", + "}^ {\\", + "}^{ \\", + "} ^{\\", + "yo u", + "y ou", + "/ .", + "S o", + "▁br ought", + "▁r ole", + "▁ro le", + "▁rol e", + "▁ role", + "▁S ur", + "▁Su r", + "▁ Sur", + "▁f ond", + "▁fo nd", + "▁fon d", + "▁g es", + "▁ge s", + "▁ ges", + "ż e", + "et en", + "ete n", + "e ten", + "▁é tait", + "▁ét ait", + "▁ était", + "SE R", + "S ER", + "▁ко торы", + "▁кото ры", + "▁equ ation", + "▁ equation", + "as px", + "asp x", + "▁A fr", + "▁Af r", + "▁d it", + "▁di t", + "▁ dit", + "em pty", + "emp ty", + "empt y", + "al ement", + "ale ment", + "alem ent", + "a lement", + "wr ap", + "w rap", + "▁B et", + "▁Be t", + "▁col lect", + "▁coll ect", + "▁colle ct", + "▁ collect", + "▁g it", + "▁gi t", + "▁ git", + "▁v ie", + "▁vi e", + "▁ 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"▁interpre t", + "ho od", + "h ood", + "▁co ordin", + "▁coord in", + "ö s", + "ra ge", + "rag e", + "r age", + "et z", + "e tz", + "iz a", + "i za", + "де р", + "д ер", + "ü t", + "^ *", + "▁mod ify", + "▁term in", + "▁ter min", + "▁ termin", + "▁c red", + "▁cre d", + "▁cr ed", + "▁ cred", + "zo n", + "z on", + "ну ю", + "н ую", + "▁m ie", + "▁mi e", + "▁' '", + "▁ ''", + "▁M os", + "▁Mo s", + "▁conne cted", + "▁connect ed", + "▁conn ected", + "▁ connected", + "N O", + "▁comp ile", + "▁ compile", + "▁\" \\", + "▁ \"\\", + "▁c at", + "▁ca t", + "▁ cat", + "f iddle", + "ut a", + "u ta", + "Acc ess", + "Ac cess", + "A ccess", + "▁S to", + "▁St o", + "▁ Sto", + "▁B ur", + "▁Bu r", + "▁n orth", + "▁nor th", + "G amma", + "▁al loc", + "▁all oc", + "▁allo c", + "▁ alloc", + "In it", + "I nit", + "▁L ink", + "▁Lin k", + "▁ Link", + "ial ize", + "iali ze", + "Im pl", + "Imp l", + "ou pe", + "oup e", + "rop ri", + "▁G old", + "▁Go ld", + "▁Gol d", + "▁s olo", + "▁so lo", + "▁sol o", + "▁D ist", + "▁Dis t", + "▁Di st", + "▁ Dist", + ", -", + "na v", + "n av", + "▁al ert", + "▁ale rt", + "▁ alert", + "es is", + "esi s", + "▁O s", + "▁ Os", + "// /", + "/ //", + "▁f eb", + "▁fe b", + "▁- ->", + "▁-- >", + "▁ -->", + "fo ot", + "foo t", + "f oot", + "▁F ried", + "▁Fr ied", + "▁Fri ed", + "▁Einzeln ach", + "▁Einzel nach", + "▁re v", + "▁r ev", + "▁ rev", + "ze it", + "▁S tat", + "▁St at", + "▁Sta t", + "▁ Stat", + "▁S eg", + "▁Se g", + "▁ Seg", + "▁b lo", + "▁bl o", + "▁ blo", + "wi ck", + "w ick", + "E L", + "ca ption", + "cap tion", + "capt ion", + "he ader", + "head er", + "▁pres ident", + "▁presiden t", + "▁mult ip", + "▁multi p", + "▁mul tip", + "▁ multip", + "▁Einzelnach weise", + "▁se ine", + "▁sein e", + "▁sei ne", + "? ”", + "Func tion", + "Fun ction", + "F unction", + "▁St and", + "▁Sta nd", + "▁Stan d", + "▁ Stand", + "▁F unction", + "▁Fun ction", + "▁ Function", + "▁? >", + "▁ ?>", + "▁B ill", + "▁Bi ll", + "▁Bil l", + "▁s pect", + "▁sp ect", + "▁spe ct", + "▁spec t", + "▁ spect", + "▁re direct", + "▁red irect", + "▁ redirect", + "ru pt", + "rup t", + "r upt", + "▁w alk", + "▁wal k", + "▁ walk", + "в ши", + "spring framework", + "pl ace", + "pla ce", + "p lace", + "é ho", + "Ent ity", + "▁Ser vice", + "▁Serv ice", + "▁ Service", + "in te", + "int e", + "▁tr aining", + "▁tra ining", + "▁train ing", + "▁ training", + "▁( `", + "▁ (`", + "фо р", + "ф ор", + "▁к ра", + "▁ кра", + "au r", + "a ur", + "▁f etch", + "▁fet ch", + "▁ fetch", + "▁ †", + "▁m ême", + "▁ même", + "▁( '", + "▁ ('", + "at ively", + "ative ly", + "ativ ely", + "▁exec ut", + "ä ch", + "▁Catalog ue", + "ba sed", + "base d", + "bas ed", + "b ased", + "Att ribute", + "▁s pring", + "▁sp ring", + "▁spr ing", + "▁ spring", + "ph one", + "phon e", + "т ра", + "▁п и", + "▁ пи", + "те ра", + "тер а", + "т ера", + "▁` \\", + "▁O d", + "On e", + "O ne", + "se nd", + "sen d", + "s end", + "bo n", + "b on", + "▁ °", + "M O", + "▁as king", + "▁ask ing", + "▁o ù", + "▁ing år", + "▁test ing", + "▁ 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egu", + "▁se gu", + "▁seg u", + "▁ segu", + "in en", + "ine n", + "i nen", + "▁Gre at", + "▁К у", + "▁ex ternal", + "▁ext ernal", + "▁extern al", + "▁ external", + "T itle", + "To p", + "T op", + "Pro cess", + "Proc ess", + "it ät", + "itä t", + "▁` /", + "▁se cret", + "▁sec ret", + "▁secre t", + "▁ secret", + "pos itory", + "▁pot ential", + "▁B ud", + "▁Bu d", + "name s", + "na mes", + "nam es", + "n ames", + "as ons", + "ason s", + "aso ns", + "stack exchange", + "back ground", + "пе р", + "п ер", + "со в", + "с ов", + "aft er", + "af ter", + "a fter", + "▁p ero", + "▁per o", + "▁pe ro", + "▁so ftware", + "▁soft ware", + "▁ software", + "▁s ed", + "▁se d", + "▁ sed", + "▁array s", + "▁arr ays", + "tm p", + "t mp", + "▁a sp", + "▁as p", + "▁ asp", + "sc ale", + "scal e", + "▁L at", + "▁La t", + "▁ Lat", + "an al", + "ana l", + "a nal", + "▁g em", + "▁ge m", + "▁ gem", + "P U", + "▁Al tri", + "▁Alt ri", + "Th at", + "T hat", + "▁Н и", + "if act", + "ifa ct", + "i fact", + "Add ress", + 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uw", + "▁sur face", + "▁P or", + "▁Po r", + "▁St reet", + "▁Stre et", + "пр и", + "п ри", + "▁c andid", + "▁can did", + "▁cand id", + "▁Re turn", + "▁Ret urn", + "▁ Return", + "▁K om", + "▁Ko m", + "gr u", + "g ru", + "▁т и", + "▁ ти", + "[ \\", + "▁dep ends", + "▁depend s", + "▁in flu", + "▁inf lu", + "▁infl u", + "▁to wards", + "▁toward s", + "ain ed", + "ai ned", + "aine d", + "a ined", + "▁r ank", + "▁ran k", + "▁ rank", + "▁Janu ar", + "▁com ponents", + "▁compon ents", + "▁component s", + "▁ components", + "ge st", + "ges t", + "g est", + "getElement ById", + "▁check ed", + "▁ checked", + "air s", + "ai rs", + "a irs", + "jo in", + "j oin", + "▁d ead", + "▁de ad", + "▁h it", + "▁hi t", + "▁ hit", + "én y", + "é ny", + "▁equ ivalent", + "▁equival ent", + "▁П ре", + "▁app ropri", + "Pa ss", + "P ass", + "▁pr imer", + "▁prim er", + "▁pri mer", + "▁prime r", + "engl isch", + "▁app ar", + "▁ap par", + "▁D uring", + "▁Du ring", + "▁Dur ing", + "▁know ledge", + "▁tr igger", + "▁trig 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"und es", + "unde s", + "▁s ea", + "▁se a", + "▁S pring", + "▁Sp ring", + "▁Spr ing", + "▁ Spring", + "ul o", + "u lo", + "▁me chan", + "▁s ans", + "▁sa ns", + "▁san s", + "G B", + "Val id", + "▁comm unic", + "▁commun ic", + "▁ communic", + "▁p ra", + "▁pr a", + "vi er", + "vie r", + "v ier", + "▁С е", + "▁a in", + "▁ai n", + "▁ ain", + "ту ра", + "тур а", + "ko m", + "k om", + "sk iego", + "ski ego", + "skie go", + "ко во", + "ков о", + "к ово", + "ad ata", + "ada ta", + "a data", + "▁Р е", + "▁bo olean", + "▁ boolean", + "se ts", + "set s", + "s ets", + "▁eff ort", + ". 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+ "U til", + "▁exper ience", + "▁experien ce", + "▁a wait", + "▁aw ait", + "▁ await", + "ul s", + "u ls", + "▁request s", + "▁requ ests", + "▁ requests", + "▁im pos", + "▁imp os", + "▁const raint", + "▁ constraint", + "Ch ange", + "em ph", + "emp h", + "бе р", + "б ер", + "▁An other", + "C ustom", + "▁signific ant", + "▁significa nt", + "c r", + "▁mill ion", + "re ek", + "ree k", + "▁d alla", + "▁da lla", + "▁dal la", + "▁dall a", + "▁G erm", + "▁Ge rm", + "▁Ger m", + "ot al", + "ota l", + "o tal", + "at eur", + "ate ur", + "bt n", + "b tn", + "▁th inking", + "▁think ing", + "▁thin king", + "▁inter val", + "▁ interval", + "on ne", + "onn e", + "▁l iv", + "▁li v", + "▁ liv", + "() :", + "( ):", + "▁В е", + "o e", + "▁E v", + "me ta", + "met a", + "m eta", + "▁b road", + "▁bro ad", + "Re m", + "R em", + "ap ply", + "app ly", + "a pply", + "▁cou ple", + "▁coup le", + "▁te chni", + "▁techn i", + "id ades", + "ida des", + "idad es", + "idade s", + "▁go al", + "▁ goal", + "▁C D", + "▁ CD", + "ha b", + "h ab", + "▁ex plan", + "▁exp lan", + "▁expla n", + "▁expl an", + "an ner", + "ann er", + "anne r", + "▁B ecause", + "bl og", + "blo g", + "b log", + "include graphics", + "▁vo ice", + "▁ voice", + "▁M ap", + "▁Ma p", + "▁ Map", + "vent ion", + "ven tion", + "v ention", + "S ession", + "▁L iens", + "▁Li ens", + "▁Lie ns", + "▁s or", + "▁so r", + "c ategory", + "ash ington", + "▁Mär z", + "po p", + "p op", + "il let", + "ill et", + "ille t", + "▁z wei", + "▁zwe i", + "▁zw ei", + "▁L ie", + "▁Li e", + "N ull", + "add ress", + "addr ess", + "▁f actor", + "▁fact or", + "▁fa ctor", + "▁fac tor", + "▁ factor", + "▁l igne", + "▁lig ne", + "▁HT TP", + "▁ HTTP", + "▁s uf", + "▁su f", + "▁person al", + "▁pers onal", + "▁persona l", + "ci p", + "c ip", + "▁D ar", + "▁Da r", + "▁a dm", + "▁ad m", + "ко й", + "▁E xt", + "▁Ex t", + "▁ Ext", + "▁g od", + "▁go d", + "▁ god", + "a a", + "R ight", + "ét é", + "é té", + "▁d ynamic", + "▁dynam ic", + "▁ dynamic", + "▁main tain", + "to r", + "t or", + "#### ####", + "▁F ra", + "▁Fr a", + "▁cho ice", + "▁ choice", + "▁с то", + "▁ст о", + "▁ сто", + "С Р", + "▁F eder", + "▁Fe der", + "▁Fed er", + "st on", + "sto n", + "s ton", + "▁f lag", + "▁fl ag", + "▁fla g", + "▁ flag", + "ki t", + "k it", + "Mod ule", + "▁с по", + "▁сп о", + "▁ спо", + "▁S tra", + "▁St ra", + "▁Str a", + "ic ks", + "ick s", + "i cks", + "▁h aven", + "▁ha ven", + "▁have n", + "▁hav en", + "▁M ass", + "▁Ma ss", + "▁Mas s", + "▁E mp", + "▁Em p", + "▁ Emp", + "▁P i", + "▁ Pi", + "▁P en", + "▁Pe n", + "Re ct", + "Rec t", + "R ect", + "▁K r", + "it at", + "ita t", + "i tat", + "el er", + "ele r", + "e ler", + "я бря", + "it et", + "ite t", + "▁St art", + "▁Sta rt", + "▁Star t", + "▁ Start", + "▁produ ced", + "▁produce d", + "▁по л", + "▁ пол", + "( _", + "▁de let", + "▁del et", + "▁h ot", + "▁ho t", + "▁ hot", + "▁Gesch ichte", + "~ ~", + "▁month s", + "▁mont hs", + "▁t od", + "▁to d", + "▁ tod", + "▁н и", + "▁ ни", + "ú s", + "te mp", + "tem p", + "t emp", + "▁D ez", + "▁De z", + "ype s", + "yp es", + "y pes", + "▁c ui", + "▁cu i", + "om mun", + "omm un", + "act ions", + "action s", + "a ctions", + "▁e igen", + "▁eig en", + "▁immedi ately", + "▁immediate ly", + "P L", + "▁Г о", + "▁B al", + "▁Ba l", + "▁ Bal", + "љ е", + "ul ui", + "ulu i", + "▁on line", + "▁ online", + "▁a ños", + "▁añ os", + "▁año s", + "▁name space", + "▁names pace", + "▁ namespace", + "▁m ond", + "▁mon d", + "▁mo nd", + "▁ mond", + "▁B ase", + "▁Bas e", + "▁Ba se", + "▁ Base", + "▁Can ada", + "▁Canad a", + "et zt", + "etz t", + "} -", + "▁de fin", + "▁def in", + "▁ defin", + "▁dou bt", + "▁doub t", + "▁inv estig", + "▁invest ig", + "view s", + "vie ws", + "▁L ine", + "▁Li ne", + "▁Lin e", + "▁ Line", + "▁st age", + "▁sta ge", + "▁stag e", + "▁ stage", + "ett ings", + "ub re", + "u bre", + "f loat", + "▁P lay", + "▁Pl ay", + "▁Pla y", + "▁ Play", + "▁L as", + "▁La s", + "pt r", + "p tr", + "▁be comes", + "▁become s", + "▁becom es", + "est amp", + "esta mp", + "▁in dependent", + "▁indep endent", + "▁independ ent", + "▁anal ysis", + "▁ analysis", + "▁L ook", + "▁Lo ok", + "▁ Look", + "la in", + "l ain", + "▁ра с", + "Re ference", + "▁s orry", + "▁sor ry", + "▁supp osed", + "▁suppose d", + "▁sup posed", + "û t", + "▁deg ree", + "ut z", + "u tz", + "M M", + "▁des ired", + "▁desire d", + "ł y", + "▁l en", + "▁le n", + "▁ len", + "▁al one", + "▁ alone", + "sign ed", + "sig ned", + "s igned", + "▁S ta", + "▁St a", + "Per son", + "Pers on", + "P erson", + "▁app lied", + "▁B ack", + "▁Ba ck", + "▁Bac k", + "▁ Back", + "▁m ars", + "▁ma rs", + "▁mar s", + "Par t", + "Pa rt", + "P art", + "▁D id", + "▁Di d", + "▁ Did", + "▁extern es", + "▁externe s", + "▁n p", + "▁ np", + "on go", + "ong o", + "▁e sta", + "▁est a", + "▁es ta", + "▁ esta", + "Bl ock", + "B lock", + "▁p ou", + "▁po u", + "ad ores", + "ado res", + "ador es", + "▁St udio", + "▁Stud io", + "▁ Studio", + ". $", + "▁re ached", + "▁reach ed", + "bo t", + "b ot", + "▁J uni", + "▁Ju ni", + "▁Jun i", + "to ns", + "ton s", + "t ons", + "it el", + "ite l", + "i tel", + "▁G ar", + "▁Ga r", + "▁art icles", + "▁article s", + "▁ articles", + "▁D istrict", + "▁Dist rict", + "▁tr ouble", + "▁trou ble", + "li de", + "l ide", + "▁F ound", + "▁Fou nd", + "▁Fo und", + "▁ Found", + "á d", + "▁e quip", + "▁equ ip", + "▁in ternal", + "▁int ernal", + "▁inter nal", + "▁intern al", + "▁ internal", + "'] ,", + "' ],", + "▁a sync", + "▁as ync", + "▁ async", + "U B", + "ge l", + "g el", + "▁a i", + "▁ ai", + "ens ure", + "▁app eared", + "▁appear ed", + "▁appe ared", + "▁$ _", + "▁ $_", + "▁max imum", + "▁maxim um", + "▁С и", + "р ь", + "▁ann oun", + "▁anno un", + "ла сь", + "▁c m", + "▁ cm", + "га н", + "г ан", + "au pt", + "a upt", + "▁l atter", + "▁lat ter", + "▁pl atform", + "▁plat form", + "▁ platform", + "▁d ra", + "▁dr a", + "▁ dra", + "▁cap ital", + "▁capit al", + "▁sol ved", + "▁solve d", + "ri z", + "r iz", + "ed ic", + "edi c", + "e dic", + "▁M ur", + "▁Mu r", + "▁T op", + "▁To p", + "▁ Top", + "т ся", + "Pa nel", + "Pane l", + "Pan el", + "P anel", + "ru le", + "r ule", + "et ic", + "eti c", + "▁R en", + "▁Re n", + "▁Wik imedia", + "▁ Wikimedia", + "▁T O", + "▁ TO", + "se cond", + "sec ond", + "is l", + "i sl", + "▁h y", + "▁ hy", + "▁n iet", + "▁nie t", + "▁ni et", + "▁lo aded", + "▁load ed", + "▁ loaded", + "di g", + "d ig", + "▁ma yo", + "▁may o", + "[ :", + "Ac c", + "A cc", + "▁b ek", + "▁be k", + "▁ bek", + "ни ю", + "lo gin", + "log in", + "t x", + "▁F ur", + "▁Fu r", + "▁S anta", + "▁San ta", + "▁Sant a", + "az z", + "a zz", + "▁con duct", + "▁cond uct", + "▁condu ct", + "▁In dia", + "▁Ind ia", + "Or der", + "Ord er", + "ir th", + "irt h", + "t w", + "} +", + "▁w ieder", + "▁wie der", + "▁E du", + "▁Ed u", + "A V", + "▁` ``", + "▁`` `", + "▁ ```", + "▁man ually", + "▁manual ly", + "▁R ead", + "▁Re ad", + "▁ Read", + "fortun ately", + "▁R un", + "▁Ru n", + "▁ Run", + "▁A ward", + "▁Aw ard", + "▁F oot", + "▁Foo t", + "▁Fo ot", + "▁ Foot", + "* )", + "par ams", + "param s", + "pa rams", + "para ms", + "п і", + "▁n ative", + "▁nat ive", + "▁ native", + "ri ft", + "rif t", + "r ift", + "▁ ä", + "AT H", + "A TH", + "▁your self", + "▁yours elf", + "▁p rior", + "▁pr ior", + "▁pri or", + "▁c it", + "▁ci t", + "▁ cit", + "ä h", + "▁tre at", + "▁me as", + "rib uted", + "ribute d", + "ribu ted", + "▁c lar", + "▁cl ar", + "▁cla r", + "▁ clar", + "ca rd", + "car d", + "c ard", + "RO R", + "R OR", + "il les", + "ill es", + "ille s", + "i lles", + "▁l ayer", + "▁la yer", + "▁lay er", + "▁ layer", + "au er", + "a uer", + "▁r at", + "▁ra t", + "▁ rat", + "bern ate", + "▁st ato", + "▁stat o", + "▁sta to", + "▁Ch ina", + "▁Chi na", + "▁$ ('#", + "▁$(' #", + "▁n aar", + "▁na ar", + "zi p", + "z ip", + "▁$ {\\", + "▁${ \\", + "▁appreci ated", + "▁appreciate d", + "▁и ме", + "▁им е", + "ż y", + "▁prze z", + "▁prz ez", + "▁Ind ian", + "▁India n", + "▁T od", + "▁To d", + "▁S ource", + "▁ Source", + "▁дру ги", + "in ternal", + "int ernal", + "inter nal", + "intern al", + "ion ale", + "ional e", + "iona le", + "Pro duct", + "Produ ct", + "▁M en", + "▁Me n", + "▁ Men", + "▁u pper", + "▁up per", + "▁upp er", + "▁ upper", + "▁E very", + "▁Ev ery", + "▁Ever y", + "▁ Every", + "}, \\", + "} ,\\", + "▁print f", + "▁prin tf", + "▁ printf", + "▁contin ued", + "▁continu ed", + "▁continue d", + "▁n odes", + "▁no des", + "▁node s", + "▁nod es", + "▁ nodes", + "л ки", + "▁n ice", + "▁ni ce", + "▁nic e", + "▁ nice", + "mod ules", + "module s", + "ei gn", + "e ign", + "▁M ex", + "▁Me x", + "▁Acc ording", + "▁un defined", + "▁und efined", + "▁ undefined", + "▁b inary", + "▁bin ary", + "▁ binary", + "cu t", + "c ut", + "Cur rent", + "C urrent", + "ed y", + "e dy", + "}} {", + "} }{", + "ble s", + "bl es", + "b les", + "▁во й", + "▁ вой", + "sc ri", + "scr i", + "s cri", + "eq n", + "Ch anged", + "Change d", + "▁kö z", + "▁rem ote", + "▁ remote", + "в ля", + "▁qu el", + "▁que l", + "▁q uel", + "▁ quel", + "▁al ign", + "▁ali gn", + "▁ align", + "▁п ар", + "▁па р", + "▁ пар", + "S V", + "ye r", + "y er", + "▁Cal iforn", + "▁p laces", + "▁pl aces", + "▁place s", + "▁pla ces", + "▁prim ary", + "▁pri mary", + "▁prima ry", + "▁ primary", + "▁con v", + "▁ conv", + "▁J uli", + "▁Jul i", + "▁Ju li", + "▁vis ual", + "▁ visual", + "▁S elect", + "▁Se lect", + "▁Sel ect", + "▁Sele ct", + "▁ Select", + "at ory", + "ator y", + "ato ry", + "= (", + "is er", + "ise r", + "i ser", + "▁int ent", + "▁inte nt", + "▁inten t", + "▁ intent", + "su r", + "s ur", + "cont ainer", + "ic ed", + "ice d", + "i ced", + "▁bo ard", + "▁ board", + "as tr", + "ast r", + "a str", + "om ial", + "omi al", + "ве т", + "в ет", + "з ва", + "▁c ru", + "▁cr u", + "▁Ok tober", + "sa ve", + "s ave", + "▁gre ater", + "▁great er", + "▁in n", + "▁i nn", + "▁ inn", + "▁p icture", + "▁ picture", + "▁Т о", + "▁obtain ed", + "▁obt ained", + "Wik imedia", + "ú blic", + "▁l ors", + "▁lo rs", + "▁m ont", + "▁mon t", + "▁mo nt", + "▁ mont", + "ob re", + "o bre", + "▁c ivil", + "▁ci vil", + "▁civ il", + "▁const ruction", + "▁construct ion", + "▁constru ction", + "▁W elt", + "▁We lt", + "▁Wel t", + "▁U nder", + "▁Un der", + "▁Und er", + "▁ Under", + "und ert", + "under t", + "unde rt", + "▁ed ge", + "▁ edge", + "▁L iste", + "▁List e", + "▁Li ste", + "▁Lis te", + "cs v", + "c sv", + "▁ex periment", + "▁exper iment", + "local host", + "▁E dit", + "▁Ed it", + "▁ Edit", + "gr eg", + "gre g", + "g reg", + "ov á", + "o vá", + "љ а", + "ms g", + "m sg", + "▁G reen", + "▁Gr een", + "▁Gre en", + "▁Gree n", + "▁ Green", + "Di alog", + "D ialog", + "Id ent", + "I dent", + "▁J S", + "▁ JS", + "^{ (", + "^ {(", + "▁slä ktet", + "__ __", + "___ _", + "_ ___", + "Pro ject", + "▁bes kre", + "▁b er", + "▁be r", + "▁ ber", + "▁would n", + "▁re act", + "▁ react", + "He l", + "H el", + "z w", + "▁W ashington", + "or ie", + "ori e", + "o rie", + "ta sk", + "t ask", + "▁c ategory", + "▁categ ory", + "▁categor y", + "▁ category", + "▁art ist", + "an no", + "ann o", + "▁o ok", + "▁ ook", + "am men", + "amm en", + "▁Min ister", + "▁de clar", + "▁dec lar", + "▁decl ar", + "▁decla r", + "▁K ey", + "▁Ke y", + "▁ Key", + ", .", + "▁m ach", + "▁ma ch", + "▁mac h", + "▁w w", + "▁ ww", + "is en", + "ise n", + "i sen", + "Fr an", + "F ran", + "▁Ро сси", + "▁Рос си", + "бо р", + "б ор", + "т ри", + "▁r ock", + "▁ro ck", + "▁ rock", + "qu is", + "qui s", + "q uis", + "mo s", + "m os", + "пе ра", + "пер а", + "п ера", + "▁est erni", + "▁g old", + "▁go ld", + "▁gol d", + "Window s", + "W indows", + "% %", + "▁part ial", + "▁parti al", + "▁ partial", + "▁we ight", + "▁ weight", + "▁s pr", + "▁sp r", + "▁ spr", + "}) .", + "} ).", + "▁fran çais", + "fu n", + "f un", + "▁th ous", + "▁thou s", + "ho lder", + "hol der", + "hold er", + "h older", + "▁g one", + "▁go ne", + "▁ Č", + "▁re nd", + "▁r end", + "▁ren d", + "▁ rend", + "D A", + "▁answer ed", + "▁F alse", + "▁Fal se", + "▁ False", + "B uffer", + "▁d augh", + "▁da ugh", + ".- -", + ". --", + "▁S how", + "▁Sh ow", + "▁Sho w", + "▁ Show", + "▁re ct", + "▁r ect", + "▁rec t", + "▁ rect", + "▁K re", + "▁Kr e", + "d r", + "os oph", + "oso ph", + "▁y ield", + "ur ity", + "uri ty", + "to String", + "av al", + "ava l", + "a val", + "Po l", + "P ol", + "▁l ock", + "▁lo ck", + "▁loc k", + "▁ lock", + "im ation", + "ima tion", + "imat ion", + "ant ic", + "anti c", + "Lo cal", + "Loc al", + "L ocal", + "▁beskre vs", + "it és", + "ité s", + "gr id", + "g rid", + "у т", + "▁_ {", + "▁ _{", + "с і", + "FI LE", + "▁к м", + "▁spe ak", + "sum mary", + "pr op", + "pro p", + "p rop", + "java script", + "j avascript", + "z k", + "izont al", + "izon tal", + "▁tr ois", + "▁tro is", + "▁R od", + "▁Ro d", + "pr ise", + "ро во", + "ров о", + "р ово", + "▁o dd", + "▁od d", + "▁ odd", + "▁g est", + "▁ge st", + "▁ges t", + "▁ gest", + "▁produ ce", + "▁prod uce", + "▁w aar", + "▁wa ar", + "▁A v", + "▁ Av", + "ri bu", + "rib u", + "ва ння", + "ван ня", + "▁fin ished", + "▁finish ed", + "▁ad apt", + "▁S ar", + "▁Sa r", + "text it", + "tex tit", + "▁C e", + "▁F a", + "▁ Fa", + "os en", + "ose n", + "o sen", + "▁de riv", + "▁der iv", + "▁s hip", + "▁sh ip", + "▁ ship", + "▁o pin", + "▁op in", + "▁E ven", + "▁Ev en", + "ge sch", + "ges ch", + "g esch", + "▁supp ose", + "▁sup pose", + "▁F er", + "▁Fe r", + "ско е", + "▁w orden", + "▁word en", + "▁wor den", + "se y", + "s ey", + "hl ine", + "h line", + "▁Un ion", + "▁ Union", + "▁/ **", + "▁/* *", + "▁ /**", + "▁v ez", + "▁ve z", + "▁ vez", + "▁Colleg amenti", + "▁Soci ety", + "▁Soc iety", + "▁e conom", + "▁econ om", + "▁ec onom", + "š í", + "o i", + "▁or ient", + "▁ orient", + "▁T eil", + "▁Te il", + "re nt", + "ren t", + "r ent", + "ле кс", + "лек с", + "▁s olid", + "▁sol id", + "▁c art", + "▁car t", + "▁ca rt", + "▁ cart", + "******** ********", + "▁c ab", + "▁ca b", + "▁M essage", + "▁Mess age", + "▁ Message", + "do ts", + "dot s", + "d ots", + "▁é g", + "▁ ég", + "▁t we", + "▁tw e", + "ag a", + "a ga", + "▁n az", + "▁na z", + "▁M icrosoft", + "▁Micro soft", + "▁ Microsoft", + "▁under arter", + "pp en", + "ppe n", + "p pen", + "▁re cent", + "▁rec ent", + "▁rece nt", + "▁n et", + "▁ne t", + "▁ net", + "▁res ources", + "▁resource s", + "▁ resources", + "St e", + "S te", + ". \\", + "▁S O", + "▁ SO", + "ло м", + "л ом", + "▁c ele", + "▁ce le", + "▁cel e", + "▁l ic", + "▁li c", + "▁ lic", + "▁ben ef", + "▁bene f", + "ld ots", + "l dots", + "▁se rial", + "▁ser ial", + "▁seria l", + "▁ serial", + "In teger", + "cl es", + "cle s", + "c les", + "▁m iles", + "▁mil es", + "▁mi les", + "▁mile s", + "▁A le", + "▁Al e", + "▁en tered", + "▁ent ered", + "▁enter ed", + "▁T wo", + "▁Tw o", + "▁ Two", + "wi e", + "w ie", + "▁in cludes", + "▁incl udes", + "▁includ es", + "▁include s", + "▁inclu des", + "▁ includes", + "▁E ach", + "▁ Each", + "el ling", + "ell ing", + "elli ng", + "qu er", + "que r", + "q uer", + "▁D om", + "▁Do m", + "▁ Dom", + "p f", + "W S", + "▁stra ight", + "▁S tan", + "▁St an", + "▁Sta n", + "▁n os", + "▁no s", + "▁ nos", + "í cul", + "at ro", + "atr o", + "▁C enter", + "▁Cent er", + "▁ Center", + "F T", + "▁In ga", + "▁Ing a", + "il o", + "i lo", + "▁w ww", + "▁ww w", + "▁ www", + "js fiddle", + "ni c", + "n ic", + "▁Europe an", + "▁com mer", + "▁comm er", + "▁comme r", + "▁g irl", + "▁gi rl", + "▁gir l", + "to tal", + "tot al", + "t otal", + "▁S tar", + "▁St ar", + "▁Sta r", + "▁ Star", + "▁sugg ested", + "▁suggest ed", + "pa l", + "p al", + "▁zw ischen", + "пи са", + "пис а", + "I M", + "▁hand ler", + "▁handle r", + "▁ handler", + "▁Pro gram", + "▁Pr ogram", + "▁ Program", + "xs l", + "x sl", + "ál y", + "á ly", + "B U", + ",- -", + ", --", + "▁v id", + "▁vi d", + "▁ vid", + "▁estab lished", + "▁establish ed", + "▁S piel", + "▁Sp iel", + "om etry", + "ome try", + "omet ry", + "un es", + "une s", + "u nes", + "▁s it", + "▁si t", + "▁in her", + "▁p uis", + "▁pu is", + "▁ puis", + "▁ être", + "▁M ost", + "▁Mo st", + "▁Mos t", + "He ader", + "Head er", + "in sert", + "ins ert", + "▁s ist", + "▁si st", + "▁f avor", + "▁fa vor", + "▁fav or", + "de st", + 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"▁sm aller", + "▁small er", + "at ura", + "atur a", + "atu ra", + "▁perfect ly", + "re q", + "r eq", + "▁pro posed", + "▁prop osed", + "▁propos ed", + "▁propose d", + "▁deg li", + "Se arch", + "S earch", + "▁i ch", + "▁ic h", + "▁ ich", + "Ma x", + "M ax", + "▁vol ume", + "▁ volume", + "exec ute", + "gr e", + "g re", + "▁s port", + "▁sp ort", + "▁spo rt", + "ud ad", + "uda d", + "P T", + "▁Rec ords", + "▁Record s", + "▁c ook", + "▁co ok", + "▁ cook", + "▁exp and", + "▁ expand", + "б і", + "▁al tri", + "▁alt ri", + "pp et", + "ppe t", + "p pet", + "ar se", + "ars e", + "▁w et", + "▁we t", + "▁B ob", + "▁Bo b", + "▁ Bob", + "▁F C", + "▁ FC", + "▁Associ ation", + "uj e", + "u je", + "▁f el", + "▁fe l", + "▁ fel", + "▁с лу", + "▁ слу", + "▁B ig", + "▁Bi g", + "▁ Big", + "/ \\", + "G e", + "wh ile", + "{ (", + "▁su fficient", + "Pos ition", + "P osition", + "▁under standing", + "▁understand ing", + "▁n ue", + "▁nu e", + "▁r az", + "▁ra z", + "▁ raz", + "▁y e", + "▁ ye", + "he m", + "h em", 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+ "▁contra ct", + "▁O F", + "▁ OF", + "▁a le", + "▁al e", + "▁ ale", + "▁A nn", + "▁An n", + "▁на д", + "▁ над", + "la h", + "l ah", + "▁N ext", + "▁Ne xt", + "▁ Next", + "or en", + "ore n", + "o ren", + "▁d isk", + "▁di sk", + "▁dis k", + "▁ disk", + "▁e g", + "▁ eg", + "at u", + "a tu", + "ло ги", + "лог и", + "▁g ames", + "▁game s", + "▁ga mes", + "▁gam es", + "Le ft", + "L eft", + "▁l u", + "▁ lu", + "▁fin ite", + "▁finit e", + "▁ finite", + "▁к и", + "▁ ки", + "▁cr ash", + "▁cra sh", + "ph er", + "phe r", + "p her", + "ex e", + "e xe", + "AT ION", + "▁br other", + "▁bro ther", + "En g", + "E ng", + "ta t", + "t at", + "▁In teger", + "▁ Integer", + "но му", + "ном у", + "н ому", + "▁col on", + "▁co lon", + "▁ colon", + "i qu", + ")) .", + ") ).", + "iv i", + "i vi", + "▁M ethod", + "▁Met hod", + "▁ Method", + "ar ten", + "art en", + "arte n", + "Un i", + "U ni", + "ve ctor", + "vec tor", + "v ector", + "▁w ood", + "▁wo od", + "▁ wood", + "р т", + "▁Л е", + "▁siè cle", + "▁g ent", + 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"▁Phil i", + "d x", + "▁le ading", + "▁lead ing", + "▁ leading", + "▁J ournal", + "ov ed", + "ove d", + "o ved", + "▁cont ro", + "▁contr o", + "но ва", + "нов а", + "н ова", + "Y es", + "▁ch annel", + "▁ channel", + ")) ,", + ") ),", + "is ten", + "ist en", + "iste n", + "i sten", + "ak a", + "a ka", + "To String", + "ma s", + "m as", + "▁e tt", + "▁et t", + "▁ ett", + "▁for ces", + "▁force s", + "ul ations", + "ulation s", + "▁C all", + "▁Cal l", + "▁Ca ll", + "▁ Call", + "▁explan ation", + "or ing", + "ori ng", + "o ring", + "AT A", + "A TA", + "ch ter", + "cht er", + "chte r", + "wh en", + "w hen", + "V C", + "▁Jah rh", + "▁Jahr h", + "Ca se", + "C ase", + "▁comm ands", + "▁command s", + "▁ commands", + "▁r ich", + "▁ric h", + "▁ri ch", + "▁ rich", + "bu s", + "b us", + "F e", + "mb ox", + "m box", + "▁re con", + "▁rec on", + "ñ o", + "▁s hape", + "▁sh ape", + "▁ shape", + "ow y", + "o wy", + "en try", + "ent ry", + "entr y", + "it able", + "ita ble", + "i table", + "▁e lection", + "▁el ection", + "▁elect ion", + "▁ele ction", + "є ться", + "▁p rep", + "▁pr ep", + "▁pre p", + "▁ prep", + "v á", + "▁in fin", + "▁inf in", + "lo t", + "l ot", + "▁bo oks", + "▁book s", + "▁ books", + "▁U SA", + "▁US A", + "▁ USA", + "ли н", + "л ин", + "▁p om", + "▁po m", + "▁ pom", + "▁n as", + "▁na s", + "▁ nas", + "▁t ags", + "▁tag s", + "▁ta gs", + "▁ tags", + "▁exec uted", + "▁execute d", + "▁execut ed", + "ail le", + "ai lle", + "a ille", + "lu ng", + "l ung", + "▁Java Script", + "▁ JavaScript", + "▁b all", + "▁bal l", + "▁ba ll", + "▁ ball", + "▁ain si", + "▁P ri", + "▁Pr i", + "{ $", + "▁U N", + "▁ UN", + "▁R am", + "▁Ra m", + "▁h ear", + "▁he ar", + "▁U buntu", + ">( );", + ">() ;", + "> ();", + "▁p ure", + "▁pu re", + "▁pur e", + "▁em bed", + "▁emb ed", + "▁ embed", + "a ção", + "cont roller", + "control ler", + "▁mar ried", + "▁F ol", + "▁Fo l", + "fa mil", + "f amil", + "▁p rec", + "▁pr ec", + "▁pre c", + "▁ prec", + "▁rec urs", + "pa d", + "p ad", + "istr ation", + "istra tion", + "▁respect ively", + "▁respective ly", + "[ $", + "au tor", + "aut or", + "auto r", + "a utor", + "▁g rav", + "▁gr av", + "▁gra v", + "ie ra", + "ier a", + "i era", + "az ioni", + "azi oni", + "a zioni", + "▁B ul", + "▁Bu l", + "▁Austral ia", + "mon d", + "mo nd", + "m ond", + "▁T ro", + "▁Tr o", + "▁E le", + "▁El e", + "pack ages", + "package s", + "ms dn", + "▁A ls", + "▁Al s", + "▁pr zy", + "▁prz y", + "AR T", + "A RT", + "▁char ge", + "▁charg e", + "▁ charge", + "▁app lications", + "▁application s", + "▁applic ations", + "Un it", + "Uni t", + "U nit", + "ar en", + "are n", + "a ren", + "▁sud den", + "om eter", + "ome ter", + "omet er", + "o meter", + "▁d ot", + "▁do t", + "▁ dot", + "ac ji", + "a cji", + "кт ор", + "кто р", + "к тор", + "im in", + "imi n", + "i min", + "en ing", + "eni ng", + "e ning", + "▁d onde", + "▁do nde", + "▁don de", + "▁H o", + "tr ee", + "tre e", + "t ree", + "m b", + "▁d rag", + "▁dr ag", + "▁dra g", + "▁ drag", + "aj e", + "a je", + "▁in valid", + "▁ invalid", + "▁fin ish", + "la im", + "▁f eed", + "▁fe ed", + "▁fee d", + "▁ feed", + "▁N ap", + "▁Na p", + "ro om", + "r oom", + "im ages", + "ima ges", + "image s", + "▁са й", + "▁su cc", + "▁suc c", + "if fer", + "iff er", + "iffe r", + "▁a ño", + "▁añ o", + "▁c ual", + "▁cu al", + "ме ри", + "мер и", + "D R", + "▁B ilder", + "▁Bi lder", + "▁Bild er", + "▁Bil der", + "б ра", + "ra it", + "rai t", + "r ait", + "pa n", + "p an", + "ен ь", + "е нь", + "▁dist inct", + "▁K n", + "ön ig", + "ö nig", + "an ced", + "ance d", + "anc ed", + "▁lo ading", + "▁load ing", + "▁ loading", + "▁Te chn", + "▁S el", + "▁Se l", + "mu s", + "m us", + "▁r ail", + "▁ra il", + "▁st udent", + "▁stud ent", + "▁ student", + "▁not ice", + "▁s la", + "▁sl a", + "▁Д а", + "▁gu ard", + "▁ guard", + "▁D ay", + "▁Da y", + "▁ Day", + "ва ли", + "вал и", + "в али", + "Op tion", + "Opt ion", + "O ption", + "ais on", + "ai son", + "a ison", + "ip p", + "i pp", + "▁J un", + "▁Ju n", + "▁f ell", + "▁fe ll", + "▁fel l", + "▁ab solute", + "▁absol ute", + "▁ absolute", + "ов е", + "о ве", + "de bug", + "deb ug", + "▁S ud", + "▁Su d", + "п ы", + "ug ins", + "ugin s", + "▁view s", + "▁vie ws", + "▁ views", + "la y", + "l ay", + "▁s urr", + "▁su rr", + "▁sur r", + "▁st ood", + "▁sto od", + "▁ stood", + "▁в і", + "▁ ві", + "select ed", + "sel ected", + "г і", + "▁att ributes", + "▁attribute s", + "▁ attributes", + "fin al", + "fi nal", + "f inal", + "en da", + "end a", + "▁B on", + "▁Bo n", + "ne rs", + "ner s", + "n ers", + "▁W er", + "▁We r", + "bu r", + "b ur", + "it tel", + "itt el", + "itte l", + "▁m oving", + "▁mov ing", + "▁mo ving", + "▁P lan", + "▁Pl an", + "▁Pla n", + "▁ Plan", + "is ches", + "isch es", + "ische s", + "isc hes", + "J ava", + "▁b asis", + "▁bas is", + "▁B us", + "▁Bu s", + "▁ Bus", + "▁A u", + "▁I ll", + "▁Il l", + "▁ Ill", + "▁вре мя", + "▁ц ент", + "▁ цент", + "hand le", + "сту п", + "▁F ar", + "▁Fa r", + "▁o raz", + "▁or az", + "▁ora z", + "oc r", + "o cr", + "▁se it", + "▁sei t", + "on der", + "ond er", + "onde r", + "o nder", + "до м", + "д ом", + ": /", + "ch or", + "cho r", + "c hor", + "▁T own", + "▁To wn", + "▁Tow n", + "▁def init", + "▁defin it", + "re act", + "rea ct", + "▁pie ce", + "▁Kar l", + "▁Ka rl", + "C I", + "▁App lication", + "▁ Application", + "un ter", + "unt er", + "unte r", + "▁for med", + "▁form ed", + "▁forme d", + "▁ formed", + "▁п у", + "▁ пу", + "B o", + "▁Dan iel", + "▁ Daniel", + "▁п ла", + "▁ пла", + "Bo dy", + "B ody", + "}) $", + "} )$", + "▁бы ли", + "▁был и", + "▁e arth", + "▁ear th", + "г ла", + "Th ere", + "The re", + "T here", + "▁с тра", + "▁ст ра", + "▁ стра", + "▁v ille", + "▁vi lle", + "▁vill e", + "▁vil le", + "▁ ville", + "▁c entre", + "▁cent re", + ") \r", + "▁help ful", + "▁+ +", + "▁ ++", + "▁C G", + "▁ CG", + "iz ione", + "izi one", + "izio ne", + "i zione", + "▁G ame", + "▁Ga me", + "▁Gam e", + "▁ Game", + "▁Wh ich", + "▁p ip", + "▁pi p", + "▁ pip", + "▁Port ug", + "D S", + "▁de scribe", + "▁des cribe", + "▁descri be", + "▁check ing", + "▁man ager", + "▁manage r", + "▁ manager", + "B O", + "▁B undes", + "▁Bund es", + "▁Bun des", + "bu ch", + "b uch", + "▁dec ided", + "▁decide d", + "▁decid ed", + "▁Jahrh undert", + "▁f if", + "▁fi f", + "▁ fif", + "e fficient", + "an ci", + "anc i", + "br aries", + "bra ries", + "▁f ails", + "▁fa ils", + "▁fail s", + "▁k ernel", + "▁ker nel", + "▁ kernel", + "▁G l", + "▁N acional", + "▁pro ceed", + "▁proc eed", + "▁f uer", + "▁fue r", + "▁fu er", + "▁l iving", + "▁li ving", + "▁liv ing", + "▁success fully", + "▁successful ly", + "▁f aster", + "▁fa ster", + "▁fast er", + "▁fas ter", + "▁con tre", + "▁cont re", + "▁contr e", + "▁ contre", + "▁pr ison", + "▁pri son", + "▁pris on", + "OR T", + "O RT", + "he lp", + "hel p", + "▁a utor", + "▁au tor", + "▁aut or", + "▁auto r", + "▁ autor", + "ła w", + "ł aw", + "aj ą", + "a ją", + "▁A rm", + "▁Ar m", + "▁ Arm", + "▁pro vin", + "▁prov in", + "▁na am", + "/ #", + "se d", + "s ed", + "▁g esch", + "▁ge sch", + "▁ges ch", + "▁ gesch", + "▁м ар", + "▁ма р", + "▁ мар", + "es k", + "e sk", + "ter m", + "te rm", + "t erm", + "▁T ex", + "▁Te x", + "▁ Tex", + "ir ing", + "iri ng", + "i ring", + "▁t ools", + "▁to ols", + "▁too ls", + "▁tool s", + "▁ tools", + "PD F", + "P DF", + "▁u lt", + "▁ul t", + "▁ ult", + "iss enschaft", + "issen schaft", + "▁could n", + "di ng", + "din g", + "d ing", + "De p", + "D ep", + "{ -", + "▁pre dict", + "▁pred ict", + "▁ predict", + "ant age", + "anta ge", + "▁L ike", + "▁Li ke", + "▁ Like", + "▁Б и", + "to ols", + "tool s", + "t ools", + "es tra", + "est ra", + "estr a", + "e stra", + "▁k i", + "▁ ki", + "▁J im", + "▁Ji m", + "st ar", + "sta r", + "s tar", + "▁re mark", + "▁r emark", + "▁rem ark", + "▁ remark", + "ó g", + "na bla", + "nab la", + "▁Al though", + "mod e", + "mo de", + "m ode", + "H ost", + "▁st range", + "▁str ange", + "▁stran ge", + "No ne", + "Non e", + "N one", + "bl ack", + "bla ck", + "b lack", + "▁F estival", + "▁Fest ival", + "▁I S", + "▁ IS", + "an za", + "anz a", + "▁( -", + "▁ (-", + "ic ket", + "ick et", + "i cket", + "ко ла", + "кол а", + "▁J es", + "▁Je s", + "▁f lex", + "▁fl ex", + "▁fle x", + "▁ flex", + "▁ À", + "▁N etwork", + "▁Net work", + "▁ Network", + "▁E X", + "▁ EX", + "▁e nero", + "▁en ero", + "▁ener o", + "! ”", + "▁O rt", + "▁Or t", + "▁al ors", + "▁Or iginal", + "▁Origin al", + "▁Orig inal", + "▁ Original", + "▁z o", + "▁ zo", + "ны ми", + "ным и", + "▁s pl", + "▁sp l", + "▁ spl", + "Dra w", + "Dr aw", + "D raw", + "yo nd", + "y ond", + "─ ─", + "▁O t", + "▁d ram", + "▁dr am", + "▁dra m", + "▁di vision", + "▁div ision", + "▁divis ion", + "▁e fficient", + "▁effic ient", + "▁ efficient", + "▁Г а", + "▁v ier", + "▁vi er", + "▁vie r", + "▁ vier", + "na k", + "n ak", + "L S", + "▁sp irit", + "▁spir it", + "zeich net", + "▁d ici", + "▁di ci", + "▁dic i", + "cl ear", + "cle ar", + "c lear", + "co py", + "cop y", + "c opy", + "ya r", + "y ar", + "▁ро ці", + "us qu", + "u squ", + "▁n ous", + "▁no us", + "▁nou s", + "▁b lev", + "▁bl ev", + "▁ble v", + "ж де", + "Ar g", + "A rg", + "▁per formed", + "▁perform ed", + "▁M ake", + "▁Ma ke", + "▁Mak e", + "▁ Make", + "▁Car ol", + "▁Ca rol", + "et to", + "ett o", + "e tto", + "▁S and", + "▁San d", + "▁Sa nd", + "▁D isc", + "▁Dis c", + "▁Di sc", + "En c", + "E nc", + "re ro", + "rer o", + "r ero", + "ha sh", + "has h", + "h ash", + "▁f ocus", + "▁fo cus", + "▁foc us", + "▁ focus", + "▁att ention", + "▁a gre", + "▁ag re", + "▁agr e", + "▁di vis", + "▁div is", + "▁бы ло", + "▁был о", + "▁e j", + "▁ ej", + "▁m arch", + "▁mar ch", + "▁marc h", + "▁ph ase", + "▁ phase", + "ía s", + "í as", + "▁ph il", + "▁P ap", + "▁Pa p", + "▁r iver", + "▁riv er", + "▁ri ver", + "▁ river", + "▁c aused", + "▁caus ed", + "▁cause d", + "▁ca used", + "pl ugin", + "▁Te am", + "▁ Team", + "ul er", + "ule r", + "u ler", + "▁$ (\"#", + "▁$(\" #", + "ie j", + "i ej", + "I SBN", + "na m", + "n am", + "▁f ight", + "▁fig ht", + "vi d", + "v id", + "▁L ud", + "▁Lu d", + "Select ed", + ":@ \"", + ": @\"", + "▁P od", + "▁Po d", + "▁ Pod", + "▁ann ées", + "▁année s", + "ar ios", + "ari os", + "ario s", + "a rios", + "▁deutsch er", + "▁deutsche r", + "▁N A", + "▁ NA", + "▁и ю", + "▁d ictionary", + "▁diction ary", + "▁ dictionary", + "▁Л а", + "▁T ri", + "▁Tr i", + "▁ Tri", + "è n", + "▁polit ical", + "rid ge", + "r idge", + "at ten", + "att en", + "atte n", + "▁circ le", + "▁cir cle", + "▁ circle", + "▁trans port", + "▁ transport", + "em as", + "ema s", + "e mas", + "F C", + "▁replace d", + "▁repla ced", + "▁A ud", + "▁Au d", + "is ka", + "isk a", + "i ska", + "Config uration", + "▁so ort", + "▁Н е", + "▁s equ", + "▁se qu", + "▁seq u", + "▁ sequ", + "PR O", + "P RO", + "▁b ud", + "▁bu d", + "▁ bud", + "▁{ {", + "▁ {{", + "lie ß", + "l ieß", + "▁M as", + "▁Ma s", + "de rs", + "der s", + "d ers", + "us ammen", + "es a", + "e sa", + "▁L y", + "в ро", + "ma c", + "m ac", + "▁и спо", + "▁ис по", + "▁s uc", + "▁su c", + "u y", + "▁ill ustr", + "▁prim era", + "▁prime ra", + "▁primer a", + "il ation", + "ila tion", + "i lation", + "▁st orage", + "▁stor age", + "▁sto rage", + "▁ storage", + "▁par ams", + "▁para ms", + "▁param s", + "▁pa rams", + "▁ params", + "ka z", + "k az", + "▁term inal", + "▁termin al", + "ра ль", + "рал ь", + "р аль", + "▁h olds", + "▁hold s", + "▁hol ds", + "▁ holds", + "ло сь", + "▁n ad", + "▁na d", + "▁ nad", + "” .", + "▁oct ubre", + "bu l", + "b ul", + "▁h us", + "▁hu s", + "▁ hus", + "UL T", + "U LT", + "▁ég alement", + "▁M ill", + "▁Mil l", + "▁Mi ll", + "▁ Mill", + "ła d", + "ł ad", + "▁cont iene", + "\" ?", + "▁> >>", + "▁>> >", + "Qu e", + "Q ue", + "   ", + "▁p lain", + "▁pl ain", + "▁pla in", + "▁ plain", + "at iva", + "ativ a", + "ati va", + "oc ker", + "ock er", + "o cker", + "Name s", + "Na mes", + "N ames", + "▁J ud", + "▁Ju d", + "▁ag ree", + "▁agre e", + "▁agr ee", + "▁G emeinde", + "▁Geme inde", + "la re", + "lar e", + "l are", + "ка за", + "каз а", + "▁st arts", + "▁start s", + "▁star ts", + "▁ starts", + "▁p rice", + "▁pr ice", + "▁pri ce", + "▁ price", + "T arget", + "cu s", + "c us", + "▁Inst ead", + ". ;", + "▁altern ative", + "▁alter native", + "▁в ла", + "I E", + "▁organ iz", + "in u", + "i nu", + "▁comp leted", + "▁comple ted", + "▁complet ed", + "▁complete d", + "▁car ry", + "at om", + "ato m", + "a tom", + "▁dep ending", + "▁depend ing", + "▁O ur", + "▁in sp", + "▁ins p", + "▁& \\", + "▁ &\\", + "ail y", + "ai ly", + "a ily", + "ir ection", + "ire ction", + "irect ion", + "ф а", + "▁d efe", + "▁de fe", + "▁def e", + "TA C", + "T AC", + "▁de signed", + "▁des igned", + "▁design ed", + "▁v oir", + "▁vo ir", + "▁ voir", + "bre ak", + "▁part ie", + "▁parti e", + "▁J ahren", + "▁Jah ren", + "▁Jahr en", + "▁Jahre n", + "▁Ja hren", + "▁st udio", + "▁stud io", + "▁studi o", + "▁ studio", + "▁j our", + "▁jo ur", + "▁jou r", + "▁N otes", + "▁No tes", + "▁Not es", + "▁Note s", + "fi re", + "fir e", + "f ire", + "ho use", + "hou se", + "h ouse", + "su ccess", + "▁J uan", + "▁Ju an", + "J S", + "▁C ustom", + "▁ Custom", + "▁b esch", + "▁be sch", + "▁bes ch", + "▁st ated", + "▁stat ed", + "▁state d", + "▁sta ted", + "boot strap", + "öt t", + "ö tt", + "oz zá", + "▁C ON", + "▁CO N", + "▁ CON", + "ha v", + "h av", + "▁s leep", + "▁sle ep", + "▁ sleep", + "ed a", + "e da", + "ho t", + "h ot", + "án d", + "á nd", + "▁S y", + "▁tem ps", + "▁temp s", + "▁ temps", + "am ar", + "ama r", + "a mar", + "▁s cal", + "▁sc al", + "▁ scal", + "▁a st", + "▁as t", + "▁ ast", + "▁op ening", + "▁open ing", + "cli pse", + "clip se", + "c lipse", + "▁program ming", + "▁ programming", + "▁let ters", + "▁letter s", + "▁lett ers", + "▁pro file", + "▁prof ile", + "▁profil e", + "▁ profile", + "na h", + "n ah", + "▁be yond", + "▁Fur ther", + "face s", + "fa ces", + "fac es", + "f aces", + "▁c hart", + "▁ch art", + "▁char t", + "▁cha rt", + "▁ chart", + "зд а", + "з да", + "ai gn", + "a ign", + "ні й", + "н ій", + "▁R ol", + "▁Ro l", + "ова но", + "ован о", + "ter ior", + "te rior", + "we d", + "w ed", + "▁her self", + "▁hers elf", + "▁n g", + "▁ ng", + "angu ages", + "anguage s", + "}= \\", + "} =\\", + "ynam ic", + "yna mic", + "▁j ug", + "▁ju g", + "▁Ex ample", + "▁ Example", + "▁( †", + "▁play ing", + "▁pla ying", + "▁us age", + "▁ usage", + "▁man aged", + "▁manage d", + "▁ managed", + "▁N atur", + "▁Nat ur", + "те ри", + "тер и", + "▁E t", + "er ia", + "eri a", + "e ria", + "▁daugh ter", + "ни ем", + "ние м", + "F ragment", + "▁h ol", + "▁ho l", + "▁ hol", + "F l", + "огра фи", + "ограф и", + "о графи", + "▁i hn", + "▁ih n", + "ü h", + "inst ance", + "▁com un", + "▁co mun", + "▁tr uth", + "▁са мо", + "▁сам о", + "▁implement ed", + "▁any way", + "▁C ro", + "▁Cr o", + "ф е", + "G C", + "ub untu", + "u buntu", + "ty pes", + "type s", + "typ es", + "t ypes", + "ê s", + ".~ \\", + ". ~\\", + "fo ld", + "fol d", + "f old", + "▁jo ined", + "▁join ed", + "? ?", + "▁m é", + "▁ mé", + "▁w ild", + "▁wil d", + "к лю", + "row ser", + "rows er", + "▁H ome", + "▁Ho me", + "▁Hom e", + "▁ Home", + "sk iej", + "ski ej", + "skie j", + "s kiej", + "▁J OIN", + "▁ju in", + "ho f", + "h of", + "▁data set", + "▁dat aset", + "▁datas et", + "▁ dataset", + "ж ду", + "') )", + "' ))", + "▁mie js", + "AP I", + "A PI", + "▁ed ited", + "▁edit ed", + "ool s", + "oo ls", + "o ols", + "▁se eing", + "▁see ing", + "ij d", + "i jd", + "▁pro cedure", + "▁proced ure", + "▁B ras", + "▁Br as", + "▁Bra s", + "▁s igned", + "▁sign ed", + "▁sig ned", + "▁ signed", + "▁extern os", + "▁dis app", + "▁D irect", + "▁Di rect", + "▁Dire ct", + "▁Dir ect", + "▁ Direct", + "cy c", + "c yc", + "▁cons ult", + "ör d", + "ö rd", + "W idget", + "ci ous", + "cio us", + "c ious", + "se ct", + "sec t", + "s ect", + "▁Д и", + "▁w ind", + "▁win d", + "▁ wind", + "▁Archiv ado", + "am l", + "a ml", + "с с", + "W h", + "kb d", + "k bd", + "▁Ar my", + "▁Arm y", + "▁s uffer", + "▁suf fer", + "▁suff er", + "art ifact", + "▁resol ve", + "▁ resolve", + "▁S port", + "▁Sp ort", + "▁Spo rt", + "▁ц е", + "▁ це", + "id as", + "ida s", + "i das", + "▁t ax", + "▁ta x", + "▁ tax", + "id i", + "i di", + "▁a ctions", + "▁act ions", + "▁action s", + "▁ actions", + "пр а", + "п ра", + "pu és", + "p ués", + "▁n aj", + "▁na j", + "F alse", + "▁ch ance", + "▁та ко", + "▁так о", + "ä d", + "▁d ol", + "▁do l", + "▁en v", + "▁ env", + "▁bas ically", + "▁basic ally", + "▁Coun cil", + "zt e", + "z te", + "▁display ed", + "ni l", + "n il", + "comp lete", + "comple te", + "▁L em", + "▁Le m", + "ian ce", + "i ance", + "▁ос нов", + "▁de pend", + "▁dep end", + "pl om", + "ens us", + "ut s", + "u ts", + "▁H ot", + "▁Ho t", + "▁ Hot", + "bit r", + "bi tr", + "▁valid ation", + "▁ validation", + "ab b", + "a bb", + "▁т ре", + "▁ тре", + "k m", + "z d", + "ö ff", + "W E", + "▁inter ested", + "▁interest ed", + "▁{ \"", + "▁ {\"", + "ar o", + "a ro", + "▁cor rel", + "▁corre l", + "▁corr el", + "▁d edic", + "▁de dic", + "▁ded ic", + "▁l ists", + "▁list s", + "▁ lists", + "▁Bibli ografia", + "▁ear lier", + "pr ogram", + "pro gram", + "prog ram", + "▁prem ière", + "▁premi ère", + "fr ont", + "f ront", + "T ab", + "ст ву", + "ств у", + "dr op", + "dro p", + "d rop", + "▁f ear", + "▁fe ar", + "▁En laces", + "▁C apt", + "▁Cap t", + "▁Ca pt", + "▁ Capt", + "▁real iz", + "▁h al", + "▁ha l", + "▁ hal", + "▁inst ances", + "▁instance s", + "▁su sp", + "▁sus p", + "il ling", + "ill ing", + "illi ng", + "% ;", + "{ }", + "| |", + "▁part ition", + "▁parti tion", + "▁ partition", + "▁Bu ild", + "▁ Build", + "▁w o", + "▁ wo", + "▁П ер", + "▁Пе р", + "▁direct or", + "▁dire ctor", + "▁dir ector", + "▁S in", + "▁Si n", + "ти я", + "rs g", + "r sg", + "ou ver", + "ouv er", + "ouve r", + "▁near ly", + "od a", + "o da", + "кти в", + "к тив", + "▁s ir", + "▁si r", + "IM E", + "I ME", + "▁jan vier", + "▁W in", + "▁Wi n", + "▁ Win", + "Bu ild", + "ie urs", + "ieu rs", + "ieur s", + "i eurs", + "IN E", + "I NE", + "d ouble", + "La st", + "L ast", + "▁pol icy", + "▁polic y", + "▁ policy", + "st ore", + "sto re", + "stor e", + "▁obser ved", + "▁observ ed", + "▁observe d", + "▁obs erved", + "▁famil ie", + "ni ca", + "nic a", + "n ica", + "re y", + "r ey", + "з ь", + "▁Y ear", + "▁Ye ar", + "▁ Year", + "▁develop ed", + "▁deve loped", + "▁Inst itute", + "▁Instit ute", + "▁Institut e", + "▁re ply", + "▁rep ly", + "Com ple", + "Comp le", + "ic ian", + "ici an", + "icia n", + "i cian", + "▁G uer", + "▁Gu er", + "▁d all", + "▁da ll", + "▁dal l", + "▁d esp", + "▁de sp", + "▁des p", + "▁Foot ball", + "Em pty", + "Emp ty", + "ck en", + "cke n", + "c ken", + "un da", + "und a", + "▁U r", + "▁i g", + "▁ ig", + "▁A tl", + "▁At l", + "aut hor", + "auth or", + "▁B ol", + "▁Bo l", + "zi g", + "z ig", + "na t", + "n at", + "š t", + "se curity", + "sec urity", + "on ic", + "oni c", + "o nic", + "▁p es", + "▁pe s", + "▁ pes", + "it an", + "ita n", + "i tan", + "▁Ex tern", + "▁Ext ern", + "ja n", + "j an", + "VA L", + "V AL", + "▁и м", + "▁ им", + "bo ld", + "bol d", + "b old", + "▁в а", + "▁ ва", + "▁М о", + "▁dis put", + "▁disp ut", + "▁t rick", + "▁tr ick", + "▁tri ck", + "▁p ed", + "▁pe d", + "▁ ped", + ")^ {", + ") ^{", + "in to", + "int o", + "Si m", + "S im", + "▁par allel", + "▁ parallel", + "fo x", + "f ox", + "norm al", + "nor mal", + "n ormal", + "in ent", + "ine nt", + "inen t", + "пе ди", + "п еди", + "ho ld", + "hol d", + "h old", + "O K", + "▁c hem", + "▁ch em", + "▁che m", + "▁ chem", + "▁tw ice", + "▁us ername", + "▁user name", + "▁ username", + "i č", + "▁re presentation", + "▁represent ation", + "▁repres entation", + "▁j ournal", + "▁jour nal", + "▁journ al", + "▁: -", + "▁ :-", + "▁b att", + "▁ba tt", + "▁bat t", + "\\ %", + "▁certain ly", + "▁Ex ception", + "▁ Exception", + "ep s", + "e ps", + "sh ot", + "s hot", + "at egy", + "ate gy", + "ateg y", + "Sh ow", + "S how", + "▁Car l", + "▁Ca rl", + "ri g", + "r ig", + "▁rep orted", + "▁report ed", + "bot tom", + "b ottom", + "T F", + "▁Francis co", + "na p", + "n ap", + "▁Champion ship", + "▁Champions hip", + "▁c ourt", + "▁co urt", + "▁cour t", + "▁cou rt", + "▁ court", + "▁s ources", + "▁source s", + "io ur", + "i our", + "▁con serv", + "▁cons erv", + "▁conse rv", + "▁conser v", + "di ct", + "dic t", + "d ict", + "▁Р у", + "I B", + "▁V e", + "▁ №", + "▁E R", + "▁ ER", + "\") );", + "\")) ;", + "\" ));", + "▁P oint", + "▁Po int", + "▁ Point", + "az ine", + "azi ne", + "▁inter net", + "▁intern et", + "д на", + "▁car ried", + "▁carri ed", + "▁F ield", + "▁ Field", + "ax is", + "axi s", + "a xis", + "▁S un", + "▁Su n", + "▁a ve", + "▁av e", + "▁ ave", + "пи с", + "п ис", + "я н", + "as y", + "▁ju lio", + "▁jul io", + "▁juli o", + "▁de puis", + "▁dep uis", + "▁sugg estion", + "▁suggest ion", + "[ [", + "▁Arch ive", + "▁Archiv e", + "ę p", + "▁P ra", + "▁Pr a", + "re h", + "r eh", + "▁demon str", + "ф і", + "cm d", + "c md", + "▁was n", + "▁wa sn", + "▁ph one", + "▁ phone", + "up load", + "ay a", + "a ya", + "то ра", + "тор а", + "li nes", + "line s", + "lin es", + "l ines", + "▁in du", + "▁ind u", + "▁ indu", + "▁v ot", + "▁vo t", + "▁es pa", + "▁esp a", + "▁b in", + "▁bi n", + "▁ bin", + "▁по сле", + "▁пос ле", + "pl an", + "pla n", + "p lan", + "▁ju nio", + "▁jun io", + "▁juni o", + "or ial", + "oria l", + "ori al", + "o rial", + "fr ee", + "fre e", + "f ree", + "ster reich", + "▁д у", + "▁ ду", + "▁link ed", + "▁lin ked", + "▁en able", + "▁ enable", + "P C", + "▁dens ity", + "▁E gy", + "▁Eg y", + "y o", + "end re", + "▁с ъ", + "▁ital iano", + "▁A R", + "▁ AR", + "▁P ers", + "▁Per s", + "▁Pe rs", + "▁ Pers", + "fér és", + "▁с кла", + "V ar", + "▁On ce", + "▁ Once", + "Re d", + "R ed", + "buf fer", + "buff er", + "b uffer", + "▁En ter", + "▁Ent er", + "▁ Enter", + "▁ Š", + "im iento", + "imi ento", + "St ore", + "Sto re", + "▁he alth", + "va t", + "v at", + "IS T", + "I ST", + "O h", + "▁k w", + "▁ kw", + "▁r iv", + "▁ri v", + "▁ riv", + "▁some where", + "ograf ie", + "ografi e", + "priv ate", + "p rivate", + "кт и", + "к ти", + "▁de lay", + "▁del ay", + "▁ delay", + "▁H ttp", + "▁ Http", + "jo b", + "j ob", + "ra el", + "r ael", + "em por", + "emp or", + "▁dici embre", + "▁dic iembre", + "êt e", + "ê te", + "ц у", + "▁com mit", + "▁comm it", + "▁ commit", + "os o", + "o so", + "Val ues", + "Value s", + "▁he aders", + "▁head ers", + "▁header s", + "▁ headers", + "trans form", + "▁process ing", + "▁proces sing", + "▁ processing", + "r å", + "▁A h", + "▁ Ah", + "▁N ode", + "▁No de", + "▁ Node", + "-- ----------", + "---- --------", + "-------- ----", + "------ ------", + "----- -------", + "------- -----", + "---------- --", + "▁f aire", + "▁fa ire", + "▁fair e", + "▁h un", + "▁hu n", + "Pl ayer", + "Play er", + "P layer", + "▁re view", + "▁rev iew", + "▁ review", + "г да", + "▁lim ited", + "▁limit ed", + "▁ limited", + "▁Pro perty", + "▁ Property", + "▁s erve", + "▁ser ve", + "▁serv e", + "▁ serve", + "ri age", + "ria ge", + "▁M aster", + "▁Ma ster", + "▁Mas ter", + "▁ Master", + "▁k ann", + "▁kan n", + "▁ka nn", + "cre te", + "cret e", + "cr ete", + "ph ere", + "pher e", + "phe re", + "p here", + "ё р", + "▁ch ief", + "▁chi ef", + "▁sc ene", + "▁scen e", + "▁ scene", + "ki n", + "k in", + "▁un iform", + "▁ uniform", + "▁feb rero", + "\" }", + "il lo", + "ill o", + "IT E", + "I TE", + "ou vel", + "ouv el", + "ouve l", + "use package", + "en th", + "ent h", + "e nth", + "▁quick ly", + "L ambda", + "xe s", + "x es", + "▁c ells", + "▁cell s", + "▁cel ls", + "ro g", + "r og", + "am in", + "ami n", + "a min", + "▁М ар", + "▁Ма р", + "▁may or", + "▁mayo r", + "pl ayer", + "play er", + "pla yer", + "p layer", + "++ ;", + "▁На се", + "▁sa fe", + "▁saf e", + "▁ safe", + "▁ve loc", + "▁vel oc", + "▁о бра", + "▁об ра", + "▁ обра", + "Data base", + "Dat abase", + "D atabase", + "ne h", + "n eh", + "Ver t", + "V ert", + "▁f le", + "▁fl e", + "▁ф ор", + "▁фо р", + "▁ фор", + "▁f oreign", + "▁for eign", + "▁fore ign", + "Ab stract", + "▁m agn", + "▁ma gn", + "▁mag n", + "▁mod ified", + "▁milit ary", + "▁militar y", + "▁m onde", + "▁mon de", + "▁mo nde", + "▁mond e", + "▁A ction", + "▁Act ion", + "▁Ac tion", + "▁ Action", + "▁b ank", + "▁ban k", + "▁ bank", + "Ser ial", + "Se rial", + "▁contin uous", + "▁continu ous", + "▁g el", + "▁ge l", + "▁ gel", + "▁phys ical", + "▁introdu ced", + "▁introduce d", + "ut ure", + "ri ck", + "ric k", + "r ick", + "▁present ed", + "▁pres ented", + "▁presente d", + "▁P rov", + "▁Pro v", + "▁Pr ov", + "▁B oth", + "▁Bo th", + "▁Bot h", + "Po s", + "P os", + "su per", + "sup er", + "s uper", + "& #", + "▁f inding", + "▁find ing", + "▁fin ding", + "ne l", + "n el", + "un de", + "und e", + "u nde", + "▁fr ån", + "sk im", + "ski m", + "s kim", + "▁H ill", + "▁Hi ll", + "▁Hil l", + "f n", + "▁Can ad", + "▁Ca nad", + "▁int ended", + "▁inten ded", + "▁intend ed", + "ozzá férés", + "▁ju illet", + "▁W ars", + "▁War s", + "▁Wa rs", + "▁success ful", + "▁ch arg", + "▁char g", + "▁cha rg", + "▁ charg", + "ie le", + "iel e", + "i ele", + "om ething", + "ome thing", + "omet hing", + "ok u", + "o ku", + "f etch", + "▁} }", + "▁ }}", + "ban k", + "b ank", + "operator name", + "▁Col or", + "▁Co lor", + "▁ Color", + "▁C ard", + "▁Car d", + "▁Ca rd", + "▁ Card", + "t u", + "▁\" ,", + "▁ \",", + "wi d", + "w id", + "▁g ep", + "▁ge p", + "X ML", + "======== ========", + "▁Vir gin", + "ähr end", + "äh rend", + "lic ated", + "licate d", + "lica ted", + "Di r", + "D ir", + "ze ro", + "zer o", + "z ero", + "▁K al", + "▁Ka l", + "▁Par ty", + "▁Part y", + "▁ å", + "pr ice", + "p rice", + "do n", + "d on", + "▁w arning", + "▁war ning", + "▁warn ing", + "▁ warning", + "▁B ad", + "▁Ba d", + "▁ Bad", + "▁S upp", + "▁Su pp", + "▁Sup p", + "▁ Supp", + "▁L iga", + "▁Li ga", + "▁Lig a", + "▁P ierre", + "▁Pier re", + "▁ Pierre", + "Re cord", + "Rec ord", + "ul ator", + "ula tor", + "▁R ome", + "▁Ro me", + "▁Rom e", + "▁the orem", + "▁ theorem", + "▁entire ly", + "ски м", + "ск им", + "с ким", + "he t", + "h et", + "▁d opo", + "▁do po", + "▁dop o", + "Ne xt", + "N ext", + "ml ung", + "m lung", + "wi g", + "w ig", + "▁A th", + "▁At h", + "▁S ou", + "▁So u", + "li cher", + "lic her", + "lich er", + "liche r", + "l icher", + "▁s udo", + "▁su do", + "▁sud o", + "▁ sudo", + "es ts", + "est s", + "хі в", + "х ів", + "▁sept iembre", + "▁m icro", + "▁mi cro", + "▁mic ro", + "▁t rop", + "▁tr op", + "▁tro p", + "fi t", + "f it", + "Co re", + "Cor e", + "C ore", + "▁Rad io", + "▁ Radio", + "▁Or gan", + "▁ Organ", + "▁P ower", + "▁Po wer", + "▁Pow er", + "▁ Power", + "C F", + "▁L ast", + "▁La st", + "▁Las t", + "▁ Last", + "▁op pos", + "▁opp os", + "▁off set", + "▁ offset", + "▁re gia", + "▁reg ia", + "▁min imum", + "▁minim um", + "▁hel ped", + "▁help ed", + "an don", + "and on", + "ando n", + "if ying", + "ify ing", + "ru it", + "r uit", + "ensch app", + "▁b ere", + "▁be re", + "▁ber e", + "▁ bere", + "V M", + "▁A wards", + "▁Award s", + "▁Aw ards", + "▁a gr", + "▁ag r", + "▁ agr", + "yn omial", + "en ced", + "ence d", + "enc ed", + "▁dev ices", + "▁device s", + "▁devi ces", + "▁b ot", + "▁bo t", + "▁ bot", + "▁f irm", + "▁fi rm", + "▁fir m", + "▁w riter", + "▁writ er", + "▁wr iter", + "▁write r", + "▁ writer", + "▁r ing", + "▁ri ng", + "▁rin g", + "▁ ring", + ". -", + "is tes", + "ist es", + "iste s", + "l ä", + "▁m el", + "▁me l", + "▁ mel", + "ent ation", + "enta tion", + "▁Sch w", + "▁Sc hw", + "▁n ome", + "▁no me", + "▁nom e", + "▁ nome", + "▁po bla", + "▁pob la", + "▁w oj", + "▁wo j", + "▁u l", + "▁ ul", + "en to", + "ent o", + "ы х", + "▁res ist", + "▁rem ains", + "▁remain s", + "▁C a", + "▁ Ca", + "añ a", + "a ña", + "▁C ourt", + "▁Co urt", + "▁Cour t", + "▁Cou rt", + "ut able", + "uta ble", + "u table", + "ential ly", + "enti ally", + "▁t rat", + "▁tr at", + "▁tra t", + "▁ trat", + "▁Vis ual", + "▁ Visual", + "▁rest rict", + "▁pre viously", + "▁previous ly", + "▁prev iously", + "ca tion", + "cat ion", + "c ation", + "▁о со", + "▁ос о", + "▁My SQL", + "f ör", + "cal a", + "ca la", + "c ala", + "▁c ulture", + "▁cult ure", + "li ve", + "liv e", + "l ive", + "▁accept ed", + "Di d", + "D id", + "▁h ous", + "▁ho us", + "▁se lection", + "▁select ion", + "▁sel ection", + "▁sele ction", + "▁ selection", + "▁de cre", + "▁dec re", + "mar gin", + "m argin", + "ur b", + "u rb", + "▁I nc", + "▁In c", + "▁M any", + "▁Man y", + "▁Ma ny", + "▁ Many", + "ib t", + "i bt", + "▁succ eed", + "▁suc ceed", + "Bind ing", + "B inding", + "c í", + "▁R og", + "▁Ro g", + "▁should n", + "cl oud", + "clo ud", + "clou d", + "▁d z", + "▁ dz", + "ва в", + "▁p ix", + "▁pi x", + "sm all", + "▁project s", + "▁ projects", + "▁O K", + "▁ OK", + "▁la test", + "▁lat est", + "▁late st", + "▁ latest", + "▁re ferences", + "▁refer ences", + "▁reference s", + "Pro gram", + "Pr ogram", + "▁er st", + "▁ers t", + "▁ erst", + "▁я к", + "▁k am", + "▁ka m", + "▁C amb", + "▁Cam b", + "▁Ca mb", + "el lt", + "ell t", + "ö d", + "no ne", + "non e", + "n one", + "▁j usqu", + "▁ju squ", + "ki ng", + "kin g", + "k ing", + "▁P ed", + "▁Pe d", + "as sert", + "ass ert", + "asse rt", + "asser t", + "C S", + "ri to", + "rit o", + "r ito", + "es sa", + "ess a", + "ль ко", + 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panel", + "▁L eben", + "▁Le ben", + "▁Leb en", + "▁r uby", + "▁ru by", + "▁rub y", + "▁ ruby", + "ans ion", + "▁a ren", + "▁are n", + "▁ar en", + "▁ aren", + "tab ular", + "al et", + "ale t", + "a let", + "}$ $", + "} $$", + "▁L ake", + "▁La ke", + "▁Lak e", + "▁su ite", + "▁suit e", + "▁ suite", + "▁min or", + "▁mi nor", + "H ozzáférés", + "▁xml ns", + "▁ xmlns", + "DI R", + "D IR", + "dr iver", + "drive r", + "dri ver", + "d river", + "in ts", + "int s", + "▁v ic", + "▁vi c", + "▁ vic", + "AN D", + "A ND", + "pr im", + "p rim", + "сы лки", + "▁O x", + "T C", + "riv ial", + "at ie", + "ati e", + "▁e ight", + "▁eig ht", + "▁eigh t", + "▁conf lic", + "▁confl ic", + "an gel", + "ang el", + "ange l", + "▁B egr", + "▁Be gr", + "▁Beg r", + "▁explicit ly", + "ют ся", + "ю тся", + "▁D ev", + "▁De v", + "▁ Dev", + "re nder", + "ren der", + "rend er", + "r ender", + "▁re produ", + "▁rep rodu", + "▁repr odu", + "▁repro du", + "▁c ré", + "▁cr é", + "G u", + "M B", + "▁k ön", + "▁kö n", + "▁rem ained", + "▁remain ed", + "▁k l", + "▁ kl", + "хо в", + "х ов", + "▁b yl", + "▁by l", + "Ph i", + "P hi", + "▁de tail", + "▁det ail", + "▁ detail", + "ja v", + "j av", + "▁m ouse", + "▁mo use", + "▁mou se", + "▁ mouse", + "B as", + "i ę", + "as ser", + "ass er", + "asse r", + "h s", + "▁sh ift", + "▁ shift", + "▁ú lt", + "▁ últ", + "ra nd", + "ran d", + "r and", + "▁b tn", + "▁ btn", + "ra z", + "r az", + "▁p ul", + "▁pu l", + "▁stat ements", + "▁state ments", + "▁statement s", + "file name", + "fil ename", + "▁prom pt", + "él é", + "é lé", + "ik z", + "▁S us", + "▁Su s", + "▁de but", + "▁deb ut", + "St at", + "S tat", + "form s", + "for ms", + "▁H ein", + "▁He in", + "st adt", + "sta dt", + "stad t", + "en nis", + "enn is", + "по л", + "ar ante", + "aran te", + "ці й", + "ц ій", + "▁que ue", + "▁ queue", + "▁re ci", + "▁rec i", + "▁ reci", + "▁s ta", + "▁st a", + "▁ sta", + "yn chron", + "cent ering", + "center ing", + "cente ring", + "So me", + "S ome", + "Gr aph", + "G raph", + "▁t ested", + "▁te sted", + "▁test ed", + "▁K unst", + "▁Kun st", + "о м", + "▁N othing", + "▁No thing", + "▁Not hing", + "▁ Nothing", + "ie u", + "i eu", + "“ .", + "B undle", + "▁of icial", + "▁ofic ial", + "al low", + "all ow", + "allo w", + "▁Re act", + "▁L ibrary", + "▁Li brary", + "▁ Library", + "bl ue", + "▁ver w", + "▁ve rw", + "▁p are", + "▁par e", + "▁pa re", + "▁Fried rich", + "▁a ware", + "▁aw are", + "▁ aware", + "Ex p", + "E xp", + "▁effect s", + "▁го ро", + "▁гор о", + "lop edia", + "loped ia", + "▁V en", + "▁Ve n", + "ra le", + "ral e", + "r ale", + "▁F inal", + "▁Fin al", + "▁ Final", + "▁pro pos", + "▁prop os", + "la cement", + "lace ment", + "lac ement", + "kt en", + "kte n", + "k ten", + "▁no vel", + "▁nov el", + "or ter", + "ort er", + "orte r", + "▁German y", + "▁Ger many", + "▁Germ any", + "▁d jango", + "▁ django", + "▁trans ition", + "▁ transition", + "▁happ ened", + "▁happen ed", + "▁beaut iful", + "▁ne ither", + "▁nei ther", + "▁li braries", + "▁h ide", + "▁hi de", + "▁hid e", + "▁ hide", + "al g", + "a lg", + "▁a spect", + "▁as pect", + "▁asp ect", + "▁for get", + "▁forg et", + "cade my", + "cadem y", + "on te", + "ont e", + "re fix", + "ref ix", + "▁cl oud", + "▁clo ud", + "▁ cloud", + "ne d", + "n ed", + "cd ots", + "cdot s", + "c dots", + "reg ister", + "ny m", + "n ym", + ".) :", + ". ):", + "▁J ew", + "▁Je w", + "▁t rès", + "▁tr ès", + "ни че", + "▁D or", + "▁Do r", + "▁p roc", + "▁pro c", + "▁pr oc", + "▁ proc", + "▁g an", + "▁ga n", + "▁ gan", + "▁ є", + "▁S av", + "▁Sa v", + "v í", + "Setting s", + "S ettings", + "▁V ari", + "▁Var i", + "▁Va ri", + "▁ Vari", + "▁c ours", + "▁co urs", + "▁cour s", + "▁cou rs", + "R o", + "▁con j", + "▁re asons", + "▁reason s", + "▁re ader", + "▁read er", + "▁ reader", + "лекс анд", + "ic ate", + "ica te", + "}) ,", + "} ),", + "▁task s", + "▁ tasks", + "▁R ay", + "▁Ra y", + "▁r ic", + "▁ri c", + "▁ ric", + "K e", + "on ie", + "oni e", + "o nie", + "r f", + ") [", + "▁sub sequ", + "▁subs equ", + "▁T urn", + "▁Tur n", + "▁Tu rn", + "▁ Turn", + "▁VI AF", + "math sf", + "H E", + "▁dec lare", + "▁decl are", + "▁decla re", + "▁declar e", + "▁pro tocol", + "▁proto col", + "▁ protocol", + "▁P C", + "▁ PC", + "ци он", + "View ById", + "▁an imation", + "▁anim ation", + "▁ animation", + "▁conf used", + "ви ч", + "▁en abled", + "▁enable d", + "▁ enabled", + "ow o", + "o wo", + "ás t", + "á st", + "ö t", + "▁m and", + "▁ma nd", + "▁man d", + "▁R ail", + "▁Ra il", + "field s", + "▁K ap", + "▁Ka p", + "▁al gebra", + "▁ algebra", + "▁С у", + "fér ence", + "▁C urrent", + "▁Cur rent", + "▁ Current", + "с но", + "▁L im", + "▁Li m", + "Par ams", + "Param s", + "Pa rams", + "▁Ant onio", + "▁Anton io", + "▁Anto nio", + "▁t v", + "▁ tv", + "la te", + "lat e", + "l ate", + "if er", + "ife r", + "i fer", + "En try", + "Ent ry", + "▁S erv", + "▁Se rv", + "▁Ser v", + "▁ Serv", + "▁mus ical", + "▁music al", + "▁musica l", + "▁t race", + "▁tr ace", + "▁tra ce", + "▁trac e", + "▁ trace", + "▁s cient", + "▁sc ient", + "▁sci ent", + "fi c", + "f ic", + "▁for got", + "▁forg ot", + "v ideo", + "▁o lder", + "▁old er", + "▁ol der", + "▁ older", + "Tr ee", + "T ree", + "▁u ns", + "▁un s", + "▁ uns", + "ни ки", + "ник и", + "▁E uropa", + "▁Europ a", + "▁Euro pa", + "▁Z we", + "▁Zw e", + "▁б е", + "▁ бе", + "▁v ec", + "▁ve c", + "▁ vec", + "ж у", + "Mat ch", + "M atch", + "sp an", + "s pan", + "▁bl ank", + "▁blan k", + "▁ blank", + "▁sp äter", + "▁T y", + "▁ Ty", + "▁d ict", + "▁di ct", + "▁dic t", + "▁ dict", + "ñ a", + "▁conf irm", + "▁confir m", + "▁ confirm", + "▁v ý", + "за н", + "з ан", + "Re l", + "R el", + "fil m", + "fi lm", + "▁R ot", + "▁Ro t", + "▁ Rot", + "▁H y", + "▁ Hy", + "ка х", + "▁dem and", + "▁min ist", + "▁mini st", + "▁Mad rid", + "▁us ual", + "sp iel", + "s piel", + "er os", + "ero s", + "e ros", + "▁t utorial", + "▁tut orial", + "▁ tutorial", + "▁С сылки", + "s ys", + "ци аль", + "▁sp read", + "▁spr ead", + "▁spre ad", + "▁con vers", + "▁conver s", + "▁conv ers", + "▁r oll", + "▁ro ll", + "▁rol l", + "▁ roll", + "artifact Id", + "▁N umber", + "▁Num ber", + "▁ Number", + "▁sym met", + "▁M ult", + "▁Mu lt", + "▁Mul t", + "▁ Mult", + "ex pected", + "exp ected", + "expect ed", + "▁a xis", + "▁ax is", + "▁ axis", + "▁match ing", + "▁f ood", + "▁fo od", + "▁foo d", + "group Id", + "Map p", + "Ma pp", + "M app", + "▁с вя", + "▁v end", + "▁ve nd", + "▁ven d", + "F ound", + "ot to", + "ott o", + "o tto", + "Ca t", + "C at", + "cri t", + "cr it", + "c rit", + "ist ent", + "iste nt", + "isten t", + "▁d rei", + "▁dr ei", + "▁dre i", + "▁en ded", + "▁end ed", + "▁ende d", + "▁ ended", + "▁T ele", + "▁Te le", + "▁Tel e", + "com ponent", + "▁invol ved", + "▁involve d", + "▁Est ados", + "▁Estado s", + "▁Estad os", + "▁d anger", + "▁dan ger", + "▁ch ain", + "▁cha in", + "▁ chain", + "▁P rom", + "▁Pro m", + "▁Pr om", + "▁ Prom", + "ho m", + "h om", + "▁pol ít", + "co p", + "c op", + "▁n ap", + "▁na p", + "▁ nap", + "ri f", + "r if", + "ple ments", + "pl ements", + "plement 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l", + "▁S ection", + "▁Se ction", + "▁Sec tion", + "▁ Section", + "Par ent", + "Pa rent", + "mo z", + "m oz", + "Ma t", + "M at", + "st yles", + "style s", + "sty les", + "un den", + "und en", + "unde n", + "“ ,", + "irt schaft", + "ки м", + "к им", + "▁Fin ally", + "▁Final ly", + "ph en", + "phe n", + "p hen", + "▁P ac", + "▁Pa c", + "▁Array List", + "▁ ArrayList", + "▁re cover", + "▁rec over", + "▁e ducation", + "▁educ ation", + "mod els", + "model s", + "mode ls", + "pe d", + "p ed", + "▁h appy", + "▁ha ppy", + "▁happ y", + "ч у", + "▁guer ra", + "me dia", + "med ia", + "medi a", + "m edia", + "O F", + "▁ens ure", + "▁ ensure", + "Mar k", + "M ark", + "data base", + "dat abase", + "datab ase", + "d atabase", + "og gle", + "▁pub lish", + "▁publi sh", + "▁ publish", + "O W", + "▁B au", + "▁Ba u", + "? .", + "▁ча сти", + "▁час ти", + "▁част и", + "▁re pository", + "▁repos itory", + "▁ repository", + "▁M att", + "▁Ma tt", + "▁Mat t", + "hi gh", + "h igh", + "ov en", + "ove n", + "o ven", + "▁g er", + "▁ge r", + "▁ ger", + "▁un known", + "▁ unknown", + "Am er", + "A mer", + "▁B rown", + "▁Br own", + "▁Bro wn", + "▁Brow n", + "AL L", + "A LL", + "▁result ing", + "▁b or", + "▁bo r", + "▁ bor", + "▁po et", + "ни ми", + "ним и", + "Em ail", + "E mail", + "F ont", + "▁h ist", + "▁his t", + "▁hi st", + "▁to day", + "▁tod ay", + "▁toda y", + "▁ today", + "▁B erg", + "▁Be rg", + "▁Ber g", + "▁but tons", + "▁button s", + "та л", + "т ал", + "▁s ni", + "▁sn i", + "▁че лов", + "Cr e", + "C re", + "▁un ion", + "▁ union", + "▁z ich", + "ish op", + "i shop", + "▁qu ando", + "▁quand o", + "▁quan do", + "P o", + "CT ION", + "▁C ost", + "▁Co st", + "▁Cos t", + "▁ Cost", + "су дар", + "er ved", + "erv ed", + "erve d", + "Not e", + "No te", + "N ote", + "Equ al", + "Eq ual", + "E qual", + "ли я", + "бу р", + "б ур", + "▁ab stract", + "▁abstra ct", + "▁ abstract", + "st op", + "sto p", + "s top", + "▁ad vice", + "▁adv ice", + "▁i con", + "▁ic on", + "▁ icon", + "▁tr avel", + "▁tra vel", + "▁trav el", + "B S", + "ve ns", + "ven s", + "v ens", + "▁b atch", + "▁bat ch", + "▁ batch", + "li que", + "liqu e", + "l ique", + "she et", + "s heet", + "▁i hre", + "▁ih re", + "▁ihr e", + "em on", + "emo n", + "e mon", + "ber to", + "bert o", + "▁as signed", + "▁ass igned", + "▁assign ed", + "ь ю", + "Ph one", + "▁a ward", + "▁aw ard", + "▁function ality", + "▁functional ity", + "al la", + "all a", + "a lla", + "▁D am", + "▁Da m", + "▁ci udad", + "▁cl uster", + "▁clust er", + "▁ cluster", + "De scription", + "Des cription", + "▁s heet", + "▁she et", + "▁ sheet", + "▁Austral ian", + "▁Australia n", + "▁» .", + "▁ ».", + "▁\" <", + "▁wonder ing", + "ain e", + "ai ne", + "a ine", + "▁represent ed", + "▁repres ented", + "ka ppa", + "kap pa", + "k appa", + "n b", + "▁s y", + "▁K ö", + "=\" #", + "▁s even", + "▁se ven", + "Direct ory", + "D irectory", + "▁s ister", + "▁si ster", + "▁sist er", + "pl ates", + "plate s", + "pla tes", + "▁l uck", + "▁lu ck", + "▁luc k", + "▁rem aining", + "▁remain ing", + "▁V ill", + "▁Vi ll", + "▁Vil l", + "wer k", + "w erk", + "an ni", + "ann i", + "et ti", + "ett i", + "fun c", + "fu nc", + "f unc", + "▁b an", + "▁ba n", + "▁ ban", + "im s", + "i ms", + "mi ss", + "mis s", + "m iss", + "ag raph", + "agr aph", + "a graph", + "ек си", + "е кси", + "▁R ef", + "▁Re f", + "▁ Ref", + "ni tt", + "nit t", + "n itt", + "▁G ab", + "▁Ga b", + "▁and ere", + "▁jed och", + "result s", + "! \\", + "▁l isted", + "▁li sted", + "▁list ed", + "▁liste d", + "▁l oro", + "▁lo ro", + "▁kn ows", + "▁know s", + "ж но", + "R ad", + "▁s ocket", + "▁so cket", + "▁soc ket", + "▁ socket", + "mult i", + "mul ti", + "▁р і", + "▁ рі", + "ra ils", + "rai ls", + "r ails", + "▁t ar", + "▁ta r", + "▁ tar", + "▁gent le", + "se tt", + "set t", + "s ett", + "serv ices", + "service s", + "bo und", + "b ound", + "ig keit", + "aj a", + "a ja", + "▁c md", + "▁cm d", + "▁ cmd", + "ag ger", + "agg er", + "▁b a", + "▁ ba", + "▁Be lg", + "▁Bel g", + "▁K le", + "▁Kl e", + "▁word t", + "▁wor dt", + "▁f ost", + "▁fo st", + "▁fos t", + "▁dim ension", + "An g", + "A ng", + "um ing", + "umin g", + "umi ng", + "u ming", + "Ob j", + "не н", + "н ен", + "▁M arie", + "▁Mar ie", + "▁Ma rie", + "▁Mari e", + "▁ Marie", + "ex ists", + "exist s", + "т ро", + "▁бо ль", + "▁ боль", + "em ente", + "ement e", + "emen te", + "e mente", + "▁J on", + "▁Jo n", + "SE RT", + "SER T", + "S ERT", + "▁high est", + "ak i", + "a ki", + "▁t res", + "▁tr es", + "▁tre s", + "▁ tres", + "▁circ um", + "▁D own", + "▁Do wn", + "▁Dow n", + "▁ Down", + "om men", + "omm en", + "ur er", + "ure r", + "u rer", + "▁caus es", + "▁cause s", + "▁ca uses", + "ven ue", + "iss ance", + "▁influ ence", + "▁influen ce", + "▁f at", + "▁fa t", + "ре ди", + "ред и", + "р еди", + "}\\ \\", + "} \\\\", + "▁en tr", + "▁ent r", + "▁ entr", + "▁S ign", + "▁Si gn", + "▁Sig n", + "▁ Sign", + "▁к ла", + "▁ кла", + "▁b inding", + "▁bind ing", + "▁bin ding", + "▁ binding", + "es sen", + "ess en", + "esse n", + "▁Ф ран", + "▁L ocal", + "▁Lo cal", + "▁Loc al", + "▁ Local", + "▁я вля", + "ap pro", + "app ro", + "▁dep endencies", + "▁depend encies", + "▁ dependencies", + "▁talk ing", + "▁tal king", + "▁zur ück", + "con nection", + "connect ion", + "conne ction", + "conn ection", + "Act ive", + "Activ e", + "bb e", + "b be", + "ir ls", + "irl s", + "▁In f", + "▁ Inf", + "w d", + "▁и с", + "▁ ис", + "ro ad", + "▁con ven", + "▁conv en", + "ě t", + "ве з", + "в ез", + "▁ent ries", + "▁entr ies", + "▁ entries", + "es c", + "e sc", + "▁b its", + "▁bit s", + "▁bi ts", + "▁ bits", + "as so", + "ass o", + "W R", + "sh ips", + "ship s", + "s hips", + "▁d és", + "▁dé s", + "es p", + "e sp", + "Ma ke", + "M ake", + "▁famil iar", + "▁familia r", + "Ar t", + "A rt", + "▁ar my", + "▁arm y", + "ct r", + "c tr", + "ér ic", + "éri c", + "é ric", + "que ue", + "▁\\ {", + "▁ \\{", + "ue la", + "uel a", + "u ela", + "am iento", + "ami ento", + "ши х", + "ш их", + "▁\" \"\"", + "▁\"\" \"", + "con tr", + "cont r", + "лл е", + "л ле", + "F S", + "▁mar ket", + "▁mark et", + "▁ market", + "ån g", + "å ng", + "cite p", + "cit ep", + "Il l", + "I ll", + "ran k", + "r ank", + "▁s ender", + "▁se nder", + "▁send er", + "▁sen der", + "▁ sender", + "▁be im", + "▁bei m", + "ра к", + "▁com pat", + "▁comp at", + "▁ compat", + "▁occ urs", + "▁occur s", + "▁d iese", + "▁di ese", + "▁die se", + "▁dies e", + "сти ту", + "aw a", + "a wa", + "▁i OS", + "▁Ch inese", + "▁Chine se", + "▁T R", + "▁ TR", + "▁K en", + "▁Ke n", + "▁U ne", + "▁Un e", + "▁cre ates", + "▁create s", + "▁sh owed", + "▁show ed", + "▁sho wed", + "▁é v", + "▁ év", + "olog ia", + "olo gia", + "▁pro test", + "▁prote st", + "▁prot est", + "▁P f", + "▁s quad", + "▁squ ad", + "++ ,", + "á v", + "▁ess ere", + "з я", + "ko l", + "k ol", + "▁slight ly", + "ad dr", + "add r", + "â n", + "▁red uce", + "▁redu ce", + "▁ reduce", + "▁\\ (\\", + "▁\\( \\", + "▁D ep", + "▁De p", + "▁ Dep", + "▁gener ic", + "▁gene ric", + "▁ generic", + "Lo ader", + "Load er", + "ț i", + "▁п ос", + "▁по с", + "▁occ asion", + "▁occas ion", + "▁L ady", + "▁La dy", + "▁Lad y", + "ent ity", + "enti ty", + "▁av ant", + "▁ avant", + "▁P as", + "▁Pa s", + "ag gio", + "aggi o", + "agg io", + "\\ {", + "па д", + "athol ic", + "Pass word", + "▁res pond", + "▁resp ond", + "▁ respond", + "▁N on", + "▁No n", + "▁ Non", + "A G", + "ne g", + "n eg", + "▁у с", + "▁ ус", + "bl ob", + "blo b", + "b lob", + "ck e", + "c ke", + "▁Cons ider", + "▁C are", + "▁Car e", + "▁Ca re", + "ik i", + "i ki", + "▁Ch icago", + "in den", + "ind en", + "inde n", + "▁C op", + "▁Co p", + "] +", + "ö m", + "év rier", + "к ло", + "al en", + "ale n", + "a len", + "▁m aj", + "▁ma j", + "ra cy", + "rac y", + "r acy", + "or te", + "ort e", + "ien ts", + "ient s", + "i ents", + "el ls", + "ell s", + "act ivity", + "activ ity", + "▁r untime", + "▁run time", + "▁runt ime", + "▁ runtime", + "NU LL", + "N ULL", + "▁poss ibly", + "▁possib ly", + "▁s tri", + "▁st ri", + "▁str i", + "iz i", + "i zi", + "▁m ir", + 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"▁ro ce", + "▁a y", + "▁ ay", + "in et", + "ine t", + "i net", + "▁ao ût", + "▁pol ynomial", + "▁integr al", + "▁integra l", + "▁a reas", + "▁are as", + "▁area s", + "} '", + "▁h yp", + "▁hy p", + "loy ee", + "та ль", + "тал ь", + "т аль", + "▁pro xy", + "▁ proxy", + "▁W y", + "▁М екси", + "▁Ме кси", + "▁es cape", + "▁esc ape", + "▁ escape", + "ol ar", + "ola r", + "o lar", + "▁mis take", + "▁mist ake", + ")} {", + ") }{", + "▁P ot", + "▁Po t", + "▁process es", + "▁proc esses", + "\"> \r", + "\" >\r", + "hal ten", + "halt en", + "zz a", + "z za", + "am o", + "a mo", + "к ре", + "▁W ood", + "▁Wo od", + "ø r", + "▁с ер", + "▁се р", + "▁ сер", + "oc ia", + "oci a", + "o cia", + "tw o", + "t wo", + "pro file", + "prof ile", + "▁A st", + "▁As t", + "em bro", + "emb ro", + "▁ar ms", + "▁arm s", + "in as", + "ina s", + "i nas", + "in nen", + "inn en", + "▁m sg", + "▁ms g", + "▁ msg", + "IN T", + "I NT", + "▁b atter", + "▁batt er", + "▁bat ter", + "ign ment", + "▁v y", + "▁ vy", + "H rsg", + 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+ "i mi", + "D b", + "▁g ef", + "▁ge f", + "▁ gef", + "uch t", + "uc ht", + "u cht", + "és e", + "é se", + "gen ce", + "g ence", + "▁C ore", + "▁Cor e", + "▁Co re", + "▁ Core", + "▁in correct", + "▁incor rect", + "▁ass uming", + "▁assum ing", + "our se", + "ours e", + "ie ron", + "ier on", + "iero n", + "▁The orem", + "▁ Theorem", + "▁c asa", + "▁cas a", + "▁ca sa", + "je s", + "j es", + "▁д ере", + "▁де ре", + "▁` \"", + "L D", + "ä ß", + "De b", + "D eb", + "▁su iv", + "▁B ank", + "▁Ban k", + "li bs", + "lib s", + "▁Le on", + "▁Leo n", + "▁qu art", + "▁quar t", + "▁prof essional", + "▁profession al", + "▁profess ional", + "▁t iene", + "▁ti ene", + "▁tie ne", + "▁acc omp", + "▁ac comp", + "▁accom p", + "ст ер", + "сте р", + "с тер", + "▁U K", + "▁ UK", + "N N", + "▁l í", + "ц я", + "ke l", + "k el", + "▁ •", + "▁d ise", + "▁di se", + "▁dis e", + "on to", + "ont o", + "▁m á", + "if s", + "i fs", + "bi ld", + "bil d", + "b ild", + "▁comp ute", + "▁comput e", + "▁ compute", + "▁é d", + "▁ éd", + "j ę", + "▁M é", + "▁l anguages", + "▁language s", + "▁T imes", + "▁Time s", + "▁Tim es", + "▁Ti mes", + "▁ Times", + "ce n", + "c en", + "▁ав то", + "ý m", + "en ez", + "ene z", + "e nez", + "▁u pp", + "▁up p", + "▁ upp", + "▁m éd", + "▁mé d", + "▁cu ando", + "о д", + "Int ent", + "ee rd", + "e erd", + "▁T al", + "▁Ta l", + "off set", + "offs et", + "▁h aben", + "▁ha ben", + "▁hab en", + "▁habe n", + "re me", + "rem e", + "r eme", + "▁St ack", + "▁Sta ck", + "▁ Stack", + "▁d ri", + "▁dr i", + "▁ dri", + "▁sein em", + "▁seine m", + "▁sei nem", + "▁f évrier", + "▁comb ination", + "▁combin ation", + "▁s oll", + "▁so ll", + "▁sol l", + "▁mov ement", + "▁mo vement", + "▁move ment", + "Sp ec", + "Spe c", + "S pec", + "к ры", + "ret ch", + "r etch", + "Off set", + "Ro ot", + "R oot", + "А р", + "wa rt", + "war t", + "w art", + "▁F ollow", + "▁Fol low", + "▁So cial", + "▁Soci al", + "▁Soc ial", + "ни ков", + "ник ов", + "▁ →", + "Do n", + "D on", + "▁h arm", + "▁ha rm", + "▁har m", + "▁ harm", + "ag r", + "a gr", + "ne go", + "neg o", + "n ego", + "re source", + "res ource", + "▁L uc", + "▁Lu c", + "▁se inen", + "▁sein en", + "▁seine n", + "▁sei nen", + "▁De partment", + "▁Depart ment", + "▁Up date", + "▁ Update", + "▁Tex as", + "▁re ve", + "▁rev e", + "▁P os", + "▁Po s", + "▁ Pos", + "▁s hot", + "▁sh ot", + "▁sho t", + "▁ shot", + "ot he", + "oth e", + "o the", + "▁repe ated", + "▁repeat ed", + "▁rec ently", + "▁recent ly", + "áb an", + "á ban", + "ak s", + "a ks", + "па н", + "п ан", + "▁c ha", + "▁ch a", + "▁ cha", + "oh l", + "o hl", + "▁t end", + "▁te nd", + "▁ten d", + "▁д во", + "ch ts", + "cht s", + "ça ise", + "çais e", + "pl ing", + "p ling", + "al bum", + "e j", + "▁` [", + "ma ps", + "map s", + "m aps", + "▁un its", + "▁unit s", + "▁< !--", + "▁", + "St and", + "▁techn ique", + "▁techni que", + "▁E ss", + "▁Es s", + "▁Ox ford", + "▁ ла", + "t ikz", + "ли й", + "Log in", + "Lo gin", + "▁min ister", + "▁minist er", + "▁mini ster", + "▁ minister", + "▁c url", + "▁cu rl", + "▁cur l", + "▁ curl", + "ka n", + "k an", + "▁m aps", + "▁ma ps", + "▁map s", + "▁ maps", + "in da", + "ind a", + "ri eb", + "rie b", + "r ieb", + "▁E ND", + "▁EN D", + "▁ END", + "if ies", + "ifi es", + "ifie s", + "con sole", + "cons ole", + "bu ry", + "bur y", + "b ury", + "▁L E", + "▁ LE", + "▁indep end", + "▁inde pend", + "▁t a", + "▁ ta", + "▁ Ś", + "on el", + "one l", + "o nel", + "és z", + "é sz", + "▁I st", + "▁Is t", + "ut ive", + "uti ve", + "ё л", + "▁Reg ion", + "▁ Region", + "▁( =", + "▁comp act", + "ço is", + "ç ois", + "▁label s", + "▁lab els", + "▁ labels", + "autor ité", + "▁s tan", + "▁st an", + "▁sta n", + "▁ stan", + "▁fran çaise", + "▁français e", + "▁rem oving", + "▁remov ing", + "y c", + "} |", + "▁Ex ec", + "▁ Exec", + "($ _", + "( $_", + "ma g", + "m ag", + "be fore", + "▁stop ped", + "▁sto pped", + "ми и", + "▁ref resh", + "▁ refresh", + "un kt", + "unk t", + "ic io", + "ici o", + "i cio", + "X ml", + "▁T ab", + "▁Ta b", + "▁ Tab", + "▁f ounded", + "▁found ed", + "▁f al", + "▁fa l", + "▁ fal", + "f x", + "▁Histor ia", + "▁Hist oria", + "▁Ear ly", + "▁Earl y", + "Do m", + "D om", + "▁de cide", + "▁dec ide", + "▁decid e", + "▁under stood", + "▁j ur", + "▁ju r", + "▁N r", + "▁cap ac", + "wa s", + "w as", + "▁en emy", + "▁enem y", + "▁program s", + "▁m ask", + "▁ma sk", + "▁mas k", + "▁ mask", + "ск е", + "с ке", + "▁gr oupe", + "▁group e", + "ca m", + "c am", + "▁w idget", + "▁wid get", + "▁ widget", + "RE ATE", + "▁se va", + "▁Bar cel", + "▁p erd", + "▁per d", + "▁pe rd", + "▁М у", + "ran ce", + "r ance", + "TY PE", + "T YPE", + "▁{ '", + "▁ {'", + "▁b ill", + "▁bi ll", + "▁bil l", + "▁\" _", + "' `", + "ba hn", + "bah n", + "b ahn", + "▁cont ained", + "▁contain ed", + "Cl ose", + "C lose", + "ru g", + "r ug", + "eg y", + "e gy", + "▁s ight", + "▁sig ht", + "▁Pro vin", + "▁Prov in", + "н ю", + "ar z", + "a rz", + "ще н", + "щ ен", + "▁J oe", + "▁Jo e", + "▁de leted", + "▁delete d", + "▁delet ed", + "▁A uto", + "▁Aut o", + "▁Au to", + "▁ Auto", + "▁m eter", + "▁me ter", + "▁met er", + "▁ meter", + "C G", + "ъ л", + "▁p ent", + "▁pe nt", + "▁pen t", + "▁ pent", + "▁be zeichnet", + "Su m", + "S um", + "db c", + "d bc", + "▁Pl atz", + "▁Pla tz", + "▁Plat z", + "ect ors", + "ector s", + "e ctors", + "▁L ittle", + "QU E", + "Q UE", + "ці я", + "ц ія", + "те ля", + "тел я", + "nig ht", + "n ight", + "▁l l", + "▁ ll", + "▁most ly", + "UI D", + "U ID", + "▁b ez", + "▁be z", + "▁ bez", + "do b", + "d ob", + "кс и", + "к си", + "ter ne", + "tern e", + "t erne", + "▁cor ner", + "▁corn er", + "at y", + "a ty", + "▁impro ve", + "▁improv e", + "▁impr ove", + "▁in tr", + "▁int r", + "▁` @", + "ar od", + "aro d", + "a rod", + "▁install ation", + "▁instal lation", + "▁Refer ências", + "ig an", + "iga n", + "i gan", + "▁crit ic", + "ad el", + "ade l", + "a del", + "▁се ло", + ", \r", + "at ori", + "ator i", + "ato ri", + "▁F ri", + "▁Fr i", + "▁ Fri", + "▁ré férences", + "▁Int ent", + "▁ Intent", + "▁t ant", + "▁tan t", + "▁ta nt", + "un ci", + "unc i", + "▁level s", + "▁lev els", + "er es", + "ere s", + "e res", + "▁e mer", + "▁em er", + "▁ emer", + "sa fe", + "t k", + "▁c ham", + "▁ch am", + "▁cha m", + "▁great ly", + "▁we it", + "▁ weit", + "▁co ach", + "▁to ward", + "Hom e", + "H ome", + "▁Bo olean", + "▁ Boolean", + "те л", + "т ел", + "▁m ock", + "▁mo ck", + "▁ mock", + "▁appreci ate", + "▁C ross", + "▁Cr oss", + "▁Cro ss", + "▁T ake", + "▁Ta ke", + "▁Tak e", + "▁ Take", + "D P", + "▁s ides", + "▁si des", + "▁side s", + "▁sid es", + "▁Norm daten", + "де й", + "д ей", + "st al", + "sta l", + "s tal", + "▁c out", + "▁co ut", + "▁cou t", + "▁ cout", + "b n", + "▁V ert", + "▁Ver t", + "▁Ve rt", + "▁ Vert", + "▁b ird", + "▁bi rd", + "▁bir d", + "▁ bird", + "▁dynam ically", + "▁dynamic ally", + "▁D ol", + "▁Do l", + "▁B urg", + "▁Bu rg", + "▁Bur g", + "▁d og", + "▁do g", + "▁ dog", + "ät t", + "ä tt", + "▁n uc", + "▁nu c", + "E C", + "By tes", + "Byte s", + "▁a k", + "▁ ak", + "re land", + "rel and", + "r eland", + "▁gu itar", + "▁reg arding", + "▁regard ing", + "▁F uß", + "▁Fu ß", + "▁до л", + "▁ дол", + "au ss", + "aus s", + "a uss", + "▁j ej", + "▁je j", + "ac o", + "a co", + "▁up dates", + "▁update s", + "▁upd ates", + "ру к", + "р ук", + "(' /", + "▁c old", + "▁col d", + "▁co ld", + "▁G iven", + "▁Gi ven", + "▁Give n", + "hi n", + "h in", + "▁fe eling", + "▁feel ing", + "▁fee ling", + "ig li", + "fa h", + "f ah", + "ст ре", + "стр е", + "с тре", + "bo ol", + "b ool", + "init ial", + "▁станов ника", + "▁An na", + "▁Ann a", + "▁h ors", + "▁hor s", + "▁ho rs", + "▁d oll", + "▁do ll", + "▁dol l", + "▁con sum", + "▁cons um", + "▁ consum", + "ub er", + "ube r", + "u ber", + "stand ing", + "stan ding", + "act iv", + "з і", + "check ed", + "▁perm issions", + "▁permission s", + "▁M onte", + "▁Mon te", + "▁Mont e", + "Write Line", + "pl us", + "p lus", + "▁E qu", + "▁Eq u", + "▁ Equ", + "▁и х", + "▁ их", + "ч ки", + "un que", + "▁L O", + "▁ LO", + "e a", + "sam ple", + "s ample", + "ie sz", + "ies z", + "i esz", + "or al", + "ora l", + "o ral", + "▁И н", + "os ton", + "ost on", + "osto n", + "o ston", + "▁S imon", + "▁Sim on", + "▁Si mon", + "fa st", + "fas t", + "f ast", + "m k", + "as sen", + "ass en", + "asse n", + "▁arch itecture", + "▁architect ure", + "▁ architecture", + "ens es", + "ense s", + "▁ Å", + "▁to pic", + "▁top ic", + "▁ topic", + "▁dis able", + "▁ disable", + "▁C ru", + "▁Cr u", + "▁Cont rol", + "▁ Control", + "▁cre ation", + "▁hy per", + "▁hyp er", + "▁ hyper", + "it ud", + "itu d", + "же ния", + "ar am", + "ara m", + "a ram", + "▁г де", + "ien st", + "iens t", + "i enst", + "ed ule", + "edu le", + "▁B ot", + "▁Bo t", + "▁О с", + "▁The ir", + "an ne", + "ann e", + "M icrosoft", + "▁P M", + "▁ PM", + "yd ro", + "y dro", + "ent lich", + "▁E ine", + "▁Ein e", + "CH AR", + ": '", + "We ll", + "Wel l", + "W ell", + "le ton", + "let on", + "l eton", + "▁support s", + "▁sup ports", + "'] )", + "' ])", + "man ual", + "▁v ice", + "▁vi ce", + "▁vic e", + "▁ 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l", + "▁ vil", + "▁ot ros", + "▁otro s", + "Mult imedia", + "Multi media", + "▁Hen ri", + "ad ed", + "ade d", + "a ded", + "ге н", + "г ен", + "▁cap it", + "▁ca pit", + "▁други х", + "is p", + "i sp", + "IT Y", + "I TY", + "▁constraint s", + "▁K irche", + "▁Kir che", + "▁Kirch e", + "fo und", + "f ound", + "ши й", + "▁p ic", + "▁pi c", + "▁ pic", + "▁t ou", + "▁to u", + "cre d", + "cr ed", + "c red", + "ро б", + "р об", + "▁M ess", + "▁Me ss", + "▁Mes s", + "▁ Mess", + "Jo b", + "J ob", + "▁M ais", + "▁Ma is", + "▁Mai s", + "▁st yles", + "▁style s", + "▁sty les", + "▁ styles", + "fa ll", + "fal l", + "f all", + "▁U k", + "▁st reet", + "▁stre et", + "▁ street", + "oc cer", + "occ er", + "es en", + "ese n", + "e sen", + "▁col ors", + "▁color s", + "▁ colors", + "ce an", + "ю ще", + "con ne", + "conn e", + "c onne", + "▁r atio", + "▁rat io", + "an ton", + "ant on", + "anto n", + "▁F el", + "▁Fe l", + "▁custom er", + "▁cust omer", + "▁ customer", + "▁P rix", + "▁Pr ix", + "▁Pri x", + "rá s", + "r ás", + "pr ed", + "pre d", + "p red", + "▁elect ron", + "▁electro n", + "s ym", + "▁ве ли", + "▁ вели", + "▁over flow", + "▁ overflow", + "▁$ [", + "▁P OST", + "▁PO ST", + "▁ POST", + "▁C in", + "▁Ci n", + "sc heid", + "sche id", + "(\" /", + "( \"/", + "▁search ing", + "▁pur poses", + "▁purpose s", + "▁arr ived", + "▁arriv ed", + "▁arrive d", + "▁p unt", + "▁pu nt", + "▁pun t", + "▁l ad", + "▁la d", + "▁ lad", + "P ython", + "▁le ads", + "▁lead s", + "▁s and", + "▁sa nd", + "▁san d", + "па да", + "пад а", + "▁comm unes", + "▁commun es", + "▁commune s", + "▁CH AP", + "▁c aso", + "▁cas o", + "▁ca so", + "r z", + "▁d w", + "▁ dw", + "ac a", + "a ca", + "▁Col umb", + "child ren", + "ê t", + "sch emas", + "sche mas", + "schema s", + "▁instru ctions", + "▁instruction s", + "▁instruct ions", + "▁- \\", + "▁ -\\", + "▁Is rael", + "▁Isra el", + "no ści", + "▁об раз", + "▁обра з", + "▁ образ", + "▁со вет", + "▁сов ет", + "▁imm agini", + "▁F red", + "▁Fre d", + "▁Fr ed", + "▁G lobal", + "▁Glo bal", + "▁ Global", + "▁th ick", + "▁ thick", + "▁fue ron", + "▁fuer on", + "▁th rown", + "▁thr own", + "▁throw n", + "▁thro wn", + "▁c lock", + "▁cl ock", + "▁clo ck", + "▁ clock", + "en able", + "ena ble", + "'' '", + "' ''", + "▁S und", + "▁Su nd", + "▁Sun d", + "▁cont empor", + "an swer", + "ans wer", + "▁man ufact", + "▁i o", + "▁ io", + "q quad", + "OU T", + "O UT", + "▁L ab", + "▁La b", + "▁ Lab", + "▁Z w", + "le gal", + "leg al", + "▁V el", + "▁Ve l", + "▁ra ise", + "▁ raise", + "▁de liver", + "▁del iver", + "▁deli ver", + "▁V oir", + "▁Vo ir", + "▁ass umed", + "▁assum ed", + "▁assume d", + "Le t", + "L et", + "ier ten", + "iert en", + "ierte n", + "i erten", + "▁K ong", + "▁Kon g", + "▁Ko ng", + "▁E xp", + "▁Ex p", + "▁ Exp", + "▁J ug", + "▁Ju g", + "▁dec laration", + "▁declar ation", + "▁F ish", + "m é", + "▁spe ech", + "▁t ent", + "▁te nt", + "▁ten t", + "▁R oute", + "▁Ro ute", + "▁Rou te", + "▁Rout e", + "▁ Route", + "__ (", + "_ _(", + "▁ré alis", + "▁réal is", + "▁De sign", + "▁Des ign", + "set Text", + "▁St ation", + "▁Stat ion", + "▁Sta tion", + "▁Stati on", + "▁ Station", + "ar chy", + "arch y", + "arc hy", + "▁ка то", + "▁d ent", + "▁de nt", + "▁den t", + "▁ dent", + "▁K l", + "i ß", + "▁r isk", + "▁ris k", + "▁ri sk", + "▁B road", + "▁Bro ad", + "▁v ectors", + "▁ve ctors", + "▁vector s", + "▁S pec", + "▁Sp ec", + "▁Spe c", + "▁ Spec", + "▁ro utes", + "▁route s", + "▁rout es", + "▁rou tes", + "▁ routes", + "ym n", + "y mn", + "▁G reg", + "▁Gr eg", + "▁Gre g", + "▁полу чи", + "gi e", + "g ie", + "OR M", + "ве де", + "вед е", + "в еде", + "wa lt", + "wal t", + "w alt", + "▁e fter", + "P tr", + "▁su bt", + "▁sub t", + "▁b irth", + "▁bir th", + "▁dr awn", + "▁draw n", + "▁dra wn", + "me ss", + "mes s", + "m ess", + "мери кан", + "V E", + "▁P ut", + "▁Pu t", + "▁ Put", + "▁a sc", + "▁as c", + "▁ asc", + "▁f eder", + "▁fe der", + "▁fed er", + "с ли", + "▁P rin", + "▁Pr in", + "▁Pri n", + "▁s tick", + "▁st ick", + "re set", + "res et", + "y k", + "st udio", + "stud io", + "▁St ill", + "Con st", + "Cons t", + "ac ió", + "aci ó", + "a ció", + "▁Portug al", + "▁script s", + "▁scri pts", + "▁ scripts", + "und ial", + "▁l ives", + "▁li ves", + "▁live s", + "▁liv es", + "▁s zer", + "▁sz er", + "▁sze r", + "▁est ado", + "▁esta do", + "▁estad o", + "fo lder", + "fol der", + "fold er", + "f older", + "▁communic ation", + "Ro ute", + "Rout e", + "R oute", + "▁sw ift", + "▁ swift", + "те н", + "т ен", + "▁k ill", + "▁kil l", + "▁ki ll", + "▁ kill", + "▁P R", + "▁ PR", + "jo int", + "join t", + "j oint", + "▁ob jective", + "▁object ive", + "▁comp licated", + "▁Ü ber", + "es h", + "e sh", + "p icture", + "ra ine", + "rain e", + "rai ne", + "r aine", + "com put", + "comp ut", + "▁pro port", + "▁pr oport", + "▁prop ort", + "▁propor t", + "og s", + "o gs", + "ül t", + "ü lt", + "▁quant um", + "к ри", + "▁s op", + "▁so p", + "▁lo ops", + "▁loop s", + "▁Re ference", + "▁Refer ence", + "▁ Reference", + "▁n ei", + "▁ne i", + "IC E", + "I CE", + "▁v erm", + "▁ver m", + "▁ve rm", + "▁a dj", + "▁ad j", + "▁ adj", + "▁per ò", + "▁t rou", + "▁tr ou", + "▁tro u", + "is ions", + "ision s", + "isi ons", + "▁App le", + "▁Ap ple", + "serv able", + "▁B oston", + "▁Bo ston", + "▁Bos ton", + "or et", + "ore t", + "o ret", + "ok s", + "o ks", + "▁k g", + "▁ kg", + "def ined", + "define d", + "defin ed", + "d efined", + "pl atform", + "cl er", + "cle r", + "c ler", + "ograph ic", + "ri tt", + "rit t", + "r itt", + "▁d ic", + "▁di c", + "▁ dic", + "▁M ond", + "▁Mon d", + "▁Mo nd", + "▁I reland", + "▁Ir eland", + "▁U na", + "▁Un a", + "▁commer cial", + "▁P u", + "D i", + "▁е ё", + "▁pre cis", + "▁prec is", + "на род", + "нар од", + "▁qu atre", + "ust ral", + "ustr al", + "▁d ag", + "▁da g", + "▁ dag", + "ig ue", + "igu e", + "i gue", + "▁b urn", + "▁bu rn", + "▁bur n", + "▁ burn", + "▁offic er", + "▁office r", + "▁А в", + "▁high light", + "▁ highlight", + "▁Supp ose", + "▁Sup pose", + "od i", + "o di", + "serv let", + "▁En cyc", + "▁Enc yc", + "▁R ange", + "▁Ran ge", + "▁Rang e", + "▁ Range", + "ти й", + "P lease", + "▁ро ків", + "qu ant", + "qua nt", + "▁f lat", + "▁fl at", + "▁fla t", + "▁ flat", + "▁Ré férence", + "сле дова", + "след ова", + "ro le", + "rol e", + "r ole", + "▁d iesen", + "▁di esen", + "▁die sen", + "▁dies en", + "▁diese n", + "}} (", + "} }(", + "▁Ind ust", + "▁nú mer", + "▁\" ;", + "▁ \";", + "lu s", + "l us", + "ô le", + "▁z m", + "▁ zm", + "de g", + "d eg", + "▁r ough", + "▁ro ugh", + "▁rou gh", + "▁ rough", + "In v", + "▁h ur", + "▁hu r", + "▁R ess", + "▁Re ss", + "▁Res s", + "ch s", + "c hs", + "▁turn s", + "▁tur ns", + "ne ro", + "ner o", + "n ero", + "function s", + "fun ctions", + "ал и", + "а ли", + "▁hab itants", + "▁habit ants", + "а т", + "iss ues", + "issue s", + "▁h uge", + "▁hu ge", + "Util s", + "▁S at", + "▁Sa t", + "▁го судар", + "▁co ast", + "sh ape", + "sha pe", + "s hape", + "L C", + "▁log ging", + "▁ logging", + "en dor", + "end or", + "endo r", + "▁l ies", + "▁li es", + "▁lie s", + "▁ lies", + "▁d ifer", + "▁di fer", + "▁dif er", + "▁crit ical", + "▁critic al", + "X T", + "ми на", + "мин а", + "an sk", + "ans k", + "Result s", + "k c", + "ivers e", + "iver se", + "i verse", + "EX T", + "E XT", + "AL SE", + "▁v ál", + "▁vá l", + "P i", + "comp ile", + "hel lo", + "hell o", + "h ello", + "▁чем пи", + "▁It alia", + "▁Ital ia", + "▁ Italia", + "ко ло", + "кол о", + "к оло", + "▁ed ition", + "▁edit ion", + "gr und", + "gru nd", + "g rund", + "▁data frame", + "▁Follow ing", + "re ib", + "rei b", + "▁J eff", + "▁Je ff", + "▁citt à", + "IT able", + "I Table", + "▁$ (\\", + "▁$( \\", + "▁redu ced", + "▁reduce d", + "ob il", + "obi l", + "o bil", + "▁any where", + "' (", + "▁p hr", + "▁ph r", + "▁ phr", + "▁K h", + "▁F rame", + "▁Fr ame", + "▁Fra me", + "▁ Frame", + "▁man ual", + "▁ manual", + "▁c ra", + "▁cr a", + "▁ cra", + "▁V S", + "▁ VS", + "% =", + "Instance State", + "▁б ра", + "▁ бра", + "▁D rag", + "▁Dr ag", + "▁Dra g", + "▁ Drag", + "▁H err", + "▁He rr", + "▁Her r", + "▁г у", + "▁ гу", + "▁m ús", + "To ol", + "T ool", + "▁P rivate", + "▁Priv ate", + "▁ Private", + "▁s ynchron", + "▁syn chron", + "ir ation", + "ira tion", + "irat ion", + "▁о бо", + "▁об о", + "▁typ ically", + "▁typical ly", + "▁imp licit", + "or ient", + "ori ent", + "orie nt", + "▁t imer", + "▁time r", + "▁tim er", + "▁ti mer", + "▁ timer", + "▁kön nen", + "ie st", + "ies t", + "i est", + "ra id", + "rai d", + "▁expression s", + "▁express ions", + "▁expr essions", + "▁a im", + "▁ai m", + "▁s tre", + "▁st re", + "▁str e", + "▁ stre", + "▁w rap", + "▁wr ap", + "▁wra p", + "▁ wrap", + "▁B art", + "▁Bar t", + "▁Ba rt", + "▁b ron", + "▁br on", + "▁bro n", + "▁key board", + "po w", + "p ow", + "▁gru po", + "▁grup o", + "▁ре зу", + "▁prof essor", + "▁profess or", + "▁H ead", + "▁He ad", + "▁ Head", + "но ю", + "min us", + "m inus", + "▁Mich el", + "▁Mic hel", + "NO T", + "N OT", + "mo r", + "m or", + "] }", + "wide hat", + "ar is", + "ari s", + "a ris", + "тера тура", + "de fn", + "def n", + "is trz", + "ist rz", + "istr z", + "▁t anto", + "▁tan to", + "▁tant o", + "▁P ow", + "▁Po w", + "▁ind icate", + "▁indic ate", + "▁W inter", + "▁Win ter", + "res hold", + "resh old", + "рі в", + "р ів", + "▁` (", + "▁o wner", + "▁own er", + "▁ow ner", + "▁ owner", + "▁d isp", + "▁di sp", + "▁dis p", + "▁к ри", + "▁ кри", + "ме т", + "м ет", + "мен т", + "м ент", + "re port", + "rep ort", + "repo rt", + "re quire", + "▁v oy", + "▁vo y", + "▁ voy", + "▁A P", + "▁ AP", + "▁Esp aña", + "▁Españ a", + "▁S ão", + "j är", + "No n", + "N on", + "Li brary", + "L ibrary", + "ich ten", + "icht en", + "ichte n", + "i chten", + "▁struct ures", + "▁structure s", + "▁m uy", + "▁mu y", + "ár io", + "á rio", + "▁cert ificate", + "▁certific ate", + "чно го", + "ч ного", + "▁prov ince", + "▁provin ce", + "pa ges", + "page s", + "pag es", + "p ages", + "da l", + "d al", + "▁Fre der", + "▁Fr eder", + "▁Fred er", + "ь е", + "Exec ute", + "▁an cient", + "▁anci ent", + "▁anc ient", + "▁ancien t", + "▁fil ms", + "▁film s", + "▁Al fred", + "▁Alf red", + "Aut o", + "A uto", + "▁a tom", + "▁at om", + "▁ atom", + "▁e ll", + "▁el l", + "▁ ell", + "▁H arr", + "▁Har r", + "▁Ha rr", + "й н", + "▁\" #", + "▁n acional", + "▁nac ional", + "▁neigh bor", + "▁neighb or", + "сту па", + "ступ а", + "▁w it", + "Po p", + "P op", + "▁G reek", + "▁Gre ek", + "▁Gree k", + "▁re peat", + "▁repe at", + "▁ repeat", + "ba d", + "b ad", + "▁S C", + "▁ SC", + "▁Date Time", + "▁ DateTime", + "ш ти", + "▁W H", + "▁ WH", + "▁пра ви", + "▁прав и", + "▁ прави", + "▁Т и", + "▁s aison", + "▁sa ison", + "▁H art", + "▁Har t", + "▁Ha rt", + "direct ory", + "d irectory", + "ua n", + "u an", + "no rm", + "nor m", + "n orm", + "▁Phil ipp", + "▁Phili pp", + "▁Philip p", + "▁su spect", + "▁sus pect", + "▁susp ect", + "▁an no", + "▁ann o", + "▁ anno", + "b c", + "с ла", + "$ (", + "▁be find", + "▁bef ind", + "oc s", + "o cs", + "la test", + "lat est", + "late st", + ";\" >", + "; \">", + "▁after wards", + "PU T", + "P UT", + "▁j a", + "▁ ja", + "▁H il", + "▁Hi l", + "y z", + "▁B our", + "▁Bo ur", + "▁Bou r", + "▁la id", + "▁Д же", + "▁Дж е", + "pi e", + "p ie", + "w atch", + "▁E q", + "▁ Eq", + "cont act", + "ib er", + "ibe r", + "i ber", + "check box", + "▁esp añ", + "▁espa ñ", + "an se", + "ans e", + "▁ш ко", + "▁ шко", + "ef f", + "e ff", + "xx x", + "x xx", + "▁G ET", + "▁ GET", + "▁l ov", + "▁lo v", + "▁ lov", + "it ute", + "itu te", + "itut e", + "ze ch", + "zec h", + "z ech", + "ter e", + "te re", + "t ere", + "▁p urs", + "▁pu rs", + "▁pur s", + "ke ns", + "ken s", + "k ens", + "ian te", + "i ante", + "▁F ree", + "▁Fre e", + "▁Fr ee", + "▁ Free", + "▁ор гани", + "▁орган и", + "kre is", + "▁{ :", + "▁ {:", + "sh ared", + "share d", + "sha red", + "▁G raph", + "▁Gr aph", + "▁Gra ph", + "▁ Graph", + "▁conne ctions", + "▁connection s", + "▁connect ions", + "▁D OM", + "▁DO M", + "▁ DOM", + "▁C art", + "▁Car t", + "▁Ca rt", + "▁ Cart", + "ss on", + "s son", + "▁H amilton", + "те ли", + "тел и", + "▁r estaur", + "▁rest aur", + "▁resta ur", + "Re sol", + "Res ol", + "Dr iver", + "D river", + "▁en f", + "▁ enf", + "ED IT", + "▁p rev", + "▁pr ev", + "▁pre v", + "▁ prev", + "▁i k", + "▁ ik", + "▁s ă", + "j ö", + "▁С ССР", + "▁col our", + "ch ten", + "cht en", + "chte n", + "▁e stad", + "▁est ad", + "▁esta d", + "in ois", + "ino is", + "▁con fir", + "▁conf ir", + "▁v é", + "▁ vé", + "▁C es", + "▁Ce s", + "▁N ever", + "▁Ne ver", + "▁Nev er", + "om er", + "ome r", + "o mer", + "ж да", + "с лу", + "че ния", + "dl l", + "d ll", + "▁y outh", + "▁you th", + "▁yo uth", + "em en", + "eme n", + "e men", + "▁stud ied", + "▁studi ed", + "▁K il", + "▁Ki l", + "ci on", + "cio n", + "c ion", + "▁n avig", + "▁nav ig", + "re quired", + "require d", + "orith ms", + "orithm s", + "il or", + "ilo r", + "i lor", + "▁Deutsch en", + "▁Deutsche n", + "▁person s", + "▁pers ons", + "▁Barcel ona", + "▁form ation", + "▁format ion", + "▁forma tion", + "▁ formation", + "ab ei", + "abe i", + "a bei", + "▁про тив", + "▁проти в", + "Eng ine", + "ON E", + "O NE", + "og rá", + "Ca p", + "C ap", + "ri r", + "r ir", + "▁g ate", + "▁ga te", + "▁gat e", + "▁ gate", + "or ation", + "ora tion", + "ma ven", + "m aven", + "▁comb ined", + "▁combin ed", + "▁combine d", + "▁at tr", + "▁att r", + "▁ attr", + "▁h ook", + "▁ho ok", + "▁ hook", + "▁которы й", + "▁ser vers", + "▁server s", + "▁serv ers", + "▁serve rs", + "uct ure", + "же ння", + "жен ня", + "t v", + "▁re q", + "▁r eq", + "▁ req", + "ja l", + "j al", + "▁loc ally", + "▁local ly", + "}} {\\", + "}}{ \\", + "} }{\\", + "B r", + "▁H ier", + "▁Hi er", + "мо р", + "м ор", + "▁a part", + "▁ap art", + "▁apar t", + "\"] ,", + "\" ],", + "▁%> %", + "▁z usammen", + "▁zus ammen", + "▁ident ify", + "▁Al tern", + "▁Alt ern", + "▁Alter n", + "▁б ро", + "▁ бро", + "▁ц и", + "▁ ци", + "g h", + "▁T en", + "▁Te n", + "R S", + "фор ма", + "▁n elle", + "▁ne lle", + "▁nel le", + "▁nell e", + "▁ nelle", + "▁H in", + "▁Hi n", + "ound ing", + "oun ding", + "▁re prés", + "▁rep rés", + "▁repr és", + "ap h", + "a ph", + "▁[ \\", + "▁ [\\", + "▁S ports", + "▁Sport s", + "ра л", + "р ал", + "▁t hre", + "▁th re", + "▁thr e", + "▁p rin", + "▁pr in", + "▁pri n", + "▁El iz", + "▁Eli z", + "▁F our", + "▁Fou r", + "▁Fo ur", + "▁soci ety", + "▁soc iety", + "Trans action", + "▁v eg", + "▁ve g", + "▁ veg", + "▁sch ools", + "▁school s", + "▁over all", + "▁t ail", + "▁ta il", + "▁ tail", + "üb er", + "ü ber", + "▁S ov", + "▁So v", + "▁С ер", + "▁Се р", + "▁r app", + "▁ra pp", + "▁rap p", + "▁tra ffic", + "qu estion", + "quest ion", + "ques tion", + "▁en viron", + "▁envi ron", + "▁ environ", + "ate ien", + "ic us", + "i cus", + "▁n arrow", + "▁narr ow", + "▁nar row", + "▁p ray", + "▁pr ay", + "▁pra y", + "▁B ou", + "▁Bo u", + "▁C lient", + "▁Cl ient", + "▁ Client", + "ab l", + "a bl", + "▁Aud iod", + "▁Audio d", + "▁n pm", + "▁np m", + "▁ npm", + "▁Col umn", + "▁ Column", + "▁G ames", + "▁Game s", + "▁Ga mes", + "▁Gam es", + "av er", + "ave r", + "a ver", + "ony mes", + "onym es", + "onyme s", + "▁По сле", + "n ą", + "▁N u", + "▁D ick", + "▁Di ck", + "▁Dic k", + "▁t ensor", + "▁tens or", + "▁ tensor", + "▁@ \"", + "▁ @\"", + "v é", + "I con", + "▁по да", + "▁под а", + "▁ пода", + "▁G on", + "▁Go n", + "/) .", + "/ ).", + "is tra", + "ist ra", + "istr a", + "i stra", + "▁Audiod ateien", + "De lete", + "Del ete", + "}} }", + "} }}", + "▁j ump", + "▁ju mp", + "▁О б", + "▁princi ple", + "▁princip le", + "▁Ét ats", + "ok ed", + "oke d", + "o ked", + "▁В ла", + "Inter val", + "▁s au", + "▁sa u", + "en code", + "enc ode", + "▁p on", + "▁po n", + "▁ pon", + "cat ch", + "c atch", + "▁t iem", + "▁ti em", + "▁tie m", + "▁G ust", + "▁Gu st", + "M C", + "lim its", + "limit s", + "▁ke eping", + "▁keep ing", + "▁s ongs", + "▁son gs", + "▁song s", + "▁ав гу", + "▁рай он", + "▁райо н", + "▁not ification", + "▁ notification", + "▁off ered", + "▁offer ed", + "Co r", + "C or", + "▁sh ut", + "error s", + "err ors", + "▁E N", + "▁ EN", + "▁lat ach", + "▁sel bst", + "▁check box", + "▁ checkbox", + "▁c ool", + "▁co ol", + "▁f actory", + "▁fact ory", + "▁factor y", + "▁ factory", + "▁pa id", + "dim ensional", + "ni ej", + "nie j", + "n iej", + "pt on", + "pto n", + "p ton", + "▁p in", + "▁pi n", + "▁ pin", + "ak ed", + "ake d", + "a ked", + "▁re li", + "▁r eli", + "▁rel i", + "▁T aylor", + "▁S omething", + "▁Some thing", + "▁Som ething", + "▁ Something", + "im um", + "▁V in", + "▁Vi n", + "▁iter ation", + "Fin d", + "Fi nd", + "F ind", + "ко ви", + "ков и", + "к ови", + "▁bo ys", + "▁boy s", + "▁Sim ple", + "▁ Simple", + "▁C rist", + "▁Cr ist", + "▁Cris t", + "▁W as", + "▁Wa s", + "ân d", + "â nd", + "▁V a", + "▁т ра", + "▁ тра", + "▁dest ination", + "▁destin ation", + "▁ destination", + "li mp", + "lim p", + "l imp", + "▁K at", + "▁Ka t", + "wor th", + "wort h", + "w orth", + "▁K or", + "▁Ko r", + "i ção", + "= `", + "▁fair ly", + "fall s", + "fal ls", + "f alls", + "▁re ject", + "▁d ream", + "▁dre am", + "be ll", + "bel l", + "b ell", + "▁t oute", + "▁to ute", + "▁tout e", + "▁tou te", + "▁$ \\{", + "▁$\\ {", + "▁st one", + "▁sto ne", + "▁ stone", + "▁prote ct", + "▁prot ect", + "▁ex cell", + "▁exc ell", + "▁excel l", + "▁Me xico", + "▁Mex ico", + "▁d ash", + "▁da sh", + "▁das h", + "▁ dash", + "▁f ault", + "▁fa ult", + "▁ fault", + "p matrix", + "al ler", + "all er", + "alle r", + "▁guer re", + "or igin", + "ori gin", + "orig in", + "hi bernate", + "í lia", + "▁Reg ister", + "▁ Register", + "un to", + "unt o", + "▁B at", + "▁Ba t", + "▁b ow", + "▁bo w", + "▁ bow", + "сь ких", + "ськ их", + "et à", + "▁L uis", + "▁Lu is", + "▁f ou", + "▁fo u", + "▁Cam bridge", + "▁Camb ridge", + "▁o tt", + "▁ot t", + "▁ ott", + "su p", + "s up", + "re as", + "rea s", + "▁point ers", + "▁pointer s", + "▁Bo ard", + "▁ Board", + "▁р и", + "▁ ри", + "▁d riv", + "▁dr iv", + "▁dri v", + "ни н", + "н ин", + "▁C irc", + "▁Ci rc", + "▁Cir c", + "▁ Circ", + "▁t hou", + "▁th ou", + "Di v", + "D iv", + "sp ark", + "s park", + "la ment", + "lam ent", + "l ament", + "▁V AL", + "▁ VAL", + "Se nd", + "S end", + "▁Ir ish", + "o y", + "▁T u", + "▁ Tu", + "▁t rivial", + "Form s", + "For ms", + "▁as í", + "▁Im per", + "▁Imp er", + "▁sign ature", + "un os", + "uno s", + "u nos", + "▁N eg", + "▁Ne g", + "▁can cel", + "▁ cancel", + "▁Hein rich", + "ee d", + "e ed", + "Ill ustration", + "▁s ulla", + "▁su lla", + "▁sul la", + "▁sull a", + "▁qu arter", + "▁quart er", + "▁quar ter", + "as z", + "a sz", + "▁b log", + "▁bl og", + "▁blo g", + "▁ blog", + "fi ca", + "fic a", + "f ica", + "wo n", + "w on", + "qu et", + "que t", + "q uet", + "]) )", + "] ))", + "▁gener ation", + "▁c aught", + "▁ caught", + "▁l ands", + "▁land s", + "▁lan ds", + "▁ lands", + "▁King dom", + "schaft en", + "ro ns", + "ron s", + "r ons", + "ann els", + "annel s", + "anne ls", + "▁Spe cial", + "▁Spec ial", + "▁ Special", + "t utorial", + "ti p", + "t ip", + "▁\" \",", + "▁\"\" ,", + "▁Az ure", + "▁ Azure", + "▁b ounded", + "▁bound ed", + "▁ bounded", + "S m", + "ta r", + "t ar", + "ве н", + "в ен", + "▁з ем", + "▁зе м", + "▁ зем", + "▁not ation", + "▁ notation", + "▁ap ache", + "▁ apache", + "▁g az", + "▁ga z", + "ier no", + "i erno", + "an gen", + "ang en", + "ange n", + "pect ive", + "▁elect ric", + "▁s emi", + "▁se mi", + "▁sem i", + "MA X", + "M AX", + "ed erb", + "eder b", + "ede rb", + "object s", + "▁dif ferences", + "▁differ ences", + "▁difference s", + "is ted", + "ist ed", + "iste d", + "i sted", + "hr ef", + "hre f", + "h ref", + "ic ip", + "ici p", + "i cip", + "▁num py", + "▁ numpy", + "▁ф утбо", + "lo ader", + "load er", + "▁d ich", + "▁di ch", + "▁dic h", + "љ у", + "▁D é", + "H z", + "▁P aram", + "▁Par am", + "▁Pa ram", + "▁Para m", + "▁ Param", + "document ation", + "ir craft", + "irc raft", + "E M", + "▁inst itution", + "▁instit ution", + "com pat", + "comp at", + "▁а ль", + "▁ал ь", + "▁ аль", + "сла в", + "с лав", + "▁N et", + "▁Ne t", + "▁ Net", + "ци ональ", + "цион аль", + "циона ль", + "▁broad cast", + "date time", + "dat etime", + "as ync", + "asy nc", + "a sync", + "vr e", + "v re", + "me an", + "▁C hem", + "▁Ch em", + "▁Che m", + "▁est imate", + "▁estim ate", + "ic ana", + "ica na", + "ican a", + "▁g rep", + "▁gr ep", + "▁gre p", + "▁ grep", + "te k", + "t ek", + "ä m", + "or ig", + "ori g", + "o rig", + "▁Vict or", + "▁Vi ctor", + "▁Vic tor", + "ut enant", + "ute nant", + "uten ant", + "an ga", + "ang a", + "pi n", + "p in", + "▁ver tex", + "▁vert ex", + "▁verte x", + "▁CHAP TER", + "ci ty", + "cit y", + "c ity", + "ug by", + "gr een", + "gre en", + "g reen", + "▁K er", + "▁Ke r", + "▁dif fér", + "▁diff ér", + "▁necess arily", + "D C", + "Line ar", + "Lin ear", + "Li near", + "al em", + "ale m", + "a lem", + "▁L ater", + "▁La ter", + "▁Lat er", + "▁Late r", + "▁m eta", + "▁me ta", + "▁met a", + "▁ meta", + "je m", + "j em", + "ra gen", + "rag en", + "rage n", + "r agen", + "Ma y", + "M ay", + "▁Mitg lied", + "▁s orted", + "▁sort ed", + "▁sor ted", + "▁sorte d", + "▁ sorted", + "us sen", + "uss en", + "▁sp oke", + "▁spo ke", + "▁dis abled", + "▁disable d", + "▁ disabled", + "▁accompl ish", + "▁accomp lish", + "▁Russ ia", + "th ere", + "ther e", + "the re", + "t here", + "ee s", + "e es", + "▁h all", + "▁ha ll", + "▁hal l", + "▁ hall", + "▁met ric", + "▁ metric", + "att ribute", + "то го", + "т ого", + "ab out", + "▁L am", + "▁La m", + "ch annel", + "chan nel", + "▁e pisode", + "▁epis ode", + "▁$ ('.", + "▁$( '.", + "▁$(' .", + "▁ ought", + "▁E ste", + "▁Est e", + "▁Es te", + "Object s", + "▁valid ate", + "▁ validate", + "▁r im", + "▁ri m", + "▁ rim", + "▁numer ous", + "▁numero us", + "▁J avascript", + "▁Java script", + "▁G L", + "▁ GL", + "▁It aly", + "▁Ital y", + "ederb örd", + "on ato", + "ona to", + "bo oks", + "book s", + "st one", + "ston e", + "sto ne", + "х у", + "▁j el", + "▁je l", + "▁ jel", + "ir i", + "i ri", + "▁A SP", + "▁AS P", + "G A", + "▁st ata", + "▁stat a", + "▁sta ta", + "▁b az", + "▁ba z", + "▁ baz", + "Da y", + "D ay", + "th m", + "t hm", + "d h", + "▁F iles", + "▁Fil es", + "▁File s", + "▁ Files", + "Android Runtime", + "▁che cks", + "▁check s", + "k r", + "▁v enne", + "▁ven ne", + "S L", + "av ia", + "avi a", + "a via", + "ka zy", + "kaz y", + "k azy", + "▁Th ree", + "▁ Three", + "Ad min", + "▁col lege", + "▁coll ege", + "▁colleg e", + "▁colle ge", + "G lobal", + "ti on", + "t ion", + "▁cur ious", + "sh ort", + "▁b ass", + "▁bas s", + "▁ba ss", + "де ла", + "▁де я", + "Sch ema", + "' \\", + "di ff", + "d iff", + "▁C A", + "▁ CA", + "▁Cor por", + "▁oper ators", + "▁operator s", + "om rå", + "▁ed ges", + "▁edge s", + "); `", + ") ;`", + "in ds", + "ind s", + "▁g ing", + "▁gi ng", + "▁ ging", + "& &", + "}- \\", + "} -\\", + "ra no", + "ran o", + "r ano", + "▁s ão", + "▁ad ds", + "▁add s", + "el or", + "elo r", + "e lor", + "▁un signed", + "▁uns igned", + "▁ unsigned", + "▁п р", + "▁ пр", + "▁Con fig", + "▁Conf ig", + "▁ Config", + "▁E sc", + "▁Es c", + "▁ch ose", + "▁cho se", + "▁pie ces", + "▁piece s", + "▁reg ions", + "▁region s", + "Es t", + "E st", + "▁B attle", + "▁Batt le", + "▁f oc", + "▁fo c", + "▁L ight", + "▁Lig ht", + "▁ Light", + "pad ding", + "p adding", + "ab en", + "abe n", + "a ben", + "▁e urop", + "▁eu rop", + "▁euro p", + "il lon", + "ill on", + "illo n", + "▁е сть", + "▁b ord", + "▁bo rd", + "▁bor d", + "▁о тно", + "▁от но", + "▁H ong", + "▁Hon g", + "▁Ho ng", + "▁v ul", + "▁vu l", + "pl ugins", + "plugin s", + "▁' <", + "▁k ur", + "▁ kur", + "reg ion", + "▁Re pub", + "▁Rep ub", + "ic her", + "ich er", + "iche r", + "i cher", + "}_ \\", + "} _\\", + "▁me dal", + "▁med al", + "▁More over", + "B I", + "A v", + "ut er", + "ute r", + "u ter", + "▁s can", + "▁sc an", + "▁ scan", + "▁M unicip", + "▁Mun icip", + "▁contr ast", + "▁contra st", + "▁I g", + "▁ Ig", + "▁го род", + "▁горо д", + "▁гор од", + "▁ город", + "rel ated", + "al ing", + "ali ng", + "alin g", + "a ling", + "▁м ат", + "▁ма т", + "▁ мат", + "ün st", + "▁Ch ris", + "▁Chr is", + "w y", + "▁Act ually", + "▁Univers idad", + "Event Listener", + "▁tempor ada", + "▁ass ignment", + "▁assign ment", + "▁M ike", + "▁Mi ke", + "▁Mik e", + "▁w ährend", + "▁ś wi", + "▁św i", + "▁с ред", + "▁сре д", + "ка де", + "▁calcul ated", + "▁calculate d", + "▁calc ulated", + "▁el ler", + "▁elle r", + "▁ell er", + "▁ eller", + "▁A sh", + "▁As h", + "ri el", + "rie l", + "r iel", + "▁hard ware", + "▁int ens", + "▁inte ns", + "▁inten s", + "(' .", + "( '.", + "il li", + "ill i", + "ag on", + "ago n", + "a gon", + "▁G y", + "▁he ute", + "▁heut e", + "▁s le", + "▁sl e", + "▁liter ature", + "se m", + "s em", + "man ager", + "mana ger", + "▁Gr ande", + "▁Gra nde", + "▁Grand e", + "▁Gran de", + "▁m ixed", + "▁mix ed", + "▁В ер", + "▁Ве р", + "í cí", + "▁s oit", + "▁so it", + "▁wel come", + "че ние", + "▁Univers ität", + "▁bu ilder", + "▁build er", + "▁ builder", + "sim ple", + "simp le", + "ic ode", + "ico de", + "i code", + "ř e", + "in dent", + "ind ent", + "inden t", + "inde nt", + "op o", + "o po", + "▁ad vanced", + "▁adv anced", + "▁advance d", + "tem per", + "temp er", + "ed ge", + "▁dat etime", + "▁date time", + "▁ datetime", + "▁d onc", + "▁do nc", + "▁don c", + "ла ння", + "лан ня", + "▁v erd", + "▁ver d", + "▁ve rd", + "д но", + "it os", + "ito s", + "▁he at", + "vi sible", + "vis ible", + "me l", + "m el", + "▁Giov anni", + "▁var iety", + "▁vari ety", + "▁r outer", + "▁ro uter", + "▁route r", + "▁rout er", + "▁rou ter", + "▁ router", + "Vec tor", + "V ector", + "▁W alk", + "▁Wal k", + "▁ob viously", + "▁obvious ly", + "he in", + "h ein", + "Fi n", + "F in", + "ITable View", + "Y ear", + "▁E conom", + "▁vel ocity", + "▁veloc ity", + "▁C ivil", + "▁Ci vil", + "▁ ј", + "al ert", + "ale rt", + "aler t", + "Ident ifier", + "èn cia", + "▁normal ly", + "▁norm ally", + "▁E gypt", + "▁Egy pt", + "▁c tx", + "▁ ctx", + "▁Ver ein", + "▁Vere in", + "▁H u", + "ult ure", + "ultur e", + "ни те", + "l é", + "▁W ien", + "▁Wi en", + "▁Wie n", + "▁P rz", + "▁Pr z", + "By te", + "▁n ah", + "▁na h", + "▁ nah", + "is ms", + "ism s", + "▁Pub lish", + "▁He rz", + "▁Her z", + "ic ul", + "i cul", + "pis ode", + "ч і", + "▁die sem", + "▁dies em", + "▁diese m", + "k ö", + "Vis ible", + "▁r ig", + "▁ri g", + "▁ rig", + "`) .", + "` ).", + "Par se", + "P arse", + "▁Jac ques", + "N I", + "▁g lass", + "▁gl ass", + "▁gla ss", + "▁ glass", + "-- -+", + "--- +", + "- --+", + "▁initial ly", + "▁initi ally", + "▁k r", + "▁ kr", + "CC N", + "C CN", + "pl ays", + "play s", + "pla ys", + "▁s igu", + "▁si gu", + "▁sig u", + "F older", + "st orage", + "sto rage", + "stor age", + "▁\\ |", + "▁ \\|", + "iv os", + "ivo s", + "i vos", + "ск ую", + "ску ю", + "▁M oh", + "▁Mo h", + "▁Comm ittee", + "▁K im", + "▁Ki m", + "e u", + "те м", + "т ем", + "▁orig inale", + "▁original e", + "▁origin ale", + "ir s", + "i rs", + "▁R eb", + "▁Re b", + "it ut", + "itu t", + "n l", + "▁P ier", + "▁Pi er", + "▁Pie r", + "▁] ;", + "▁ ];", + "▁F al", + "▁Fa l", + "▁\" \";", + "▁\"\" ;", + "mv c", + "m vc", + "▁fe male", + "▁fem ale", + "▁b ridge", + "▁br idge", + "▁brid ge", + "▁ bridge", + "▁t ít", + "kt r", + "k tr", + "> )", + "▁se at", + "▁sea t", + "▁v ess", + "▁ve ss", + "▁ves s", + "▁U SB", + "▁US B", + "▁Art icles", + "▁Article s", + "▁De scription", + "▁Des cription", + "▁Descri ption", + "▁ Description", + "▁o c", + "▁ oc", + "▁h ouses", + "▁house s", + "▁ho uses", + "▁hous es", + "▁П ет", + "▁Пе т", + "lo n", + "l on", + "Not ification", + "▁press ure", + "▁ку ль", + "▁ куль", + "ig ned", + "ign ed", + "igne d", + "▁relig ious", + "fa n", + "f an", + "ig lia", + "igli a", + "▁class ification", + "▁classific ation", + "og ether", + "oge ther", + "▁S DK", + "▁SD K", + "▁ SDK", + "▁H uman", + "▁Hu man", + "▁Hum an", + "▁com mission", + "▁comm ission", + "▁О р", + "▁an tes", + "▁ant es", + "▁ante s", + "▁ antes", + "D T", + "èt e", + "è te", + "pr és", + "p rés", + "/ \"", + "▁( «", + "▁h ö", + "▁ hö", + "▁ча с", + "▁ час", + "▁j ak", + "▁ja k", + "▁ jak", + "ie nen", + "ien en", + "iene n", + "i enen", + "ug g", + "u gg", + "W A", + "▁place holder", + "▁ placeholder", + "Wil l", + "W ill", + ", ,", + "▁K am", + "▁Ka m", + "▁w en", + "▁we n", + "▁ wen", + "▁Sch ul", + "ți e", + "ț ie", + "▁a ud", + "▁au d", + "▁ aud", + "▁s ue", + "▁su e", + "▁re ferred", + "▁refer red", + "ва т", + "в ат", + "▁P ara", + "▁Par a", + "▁Pa ra", + "▁b la", + "▁bl a", + "▁ bla", + "UE S", + "U ES", + "▁stat ist", + "▁stati st", + "▁т у", + "▁ ту", + "▁Wars za", + "gu e", + "g ue", + "▁I de", + "▁Id e", + "math scr", + "▁l ieu", + "▁li eu", + "▁lie u", + "▁b od", + "▁bo d", + "▁r us", + "▁ru s", + "▁ rus", + "▁bo at", + "xs pace", + "x space", + "▁mod al", + "▁mo dal", + "▁ modal", + "ле к", + "л ек", + "to pic", + "top ic", + "ma ny", + "man y", + "m any", + "sk ý", + "▁organ ization", + "▁organiz ation", + "▁г ене", + "▁ге не", + "▁Wil son", + "▁com fort", + "ib il", + "i bil", + ": -", + "▁an imal", + "▁anim al", + "▁ani mal", + "Re port", + "Rep ort", + "ка ми", + "кам и", + "jo n", + "j on", + "▁k er", + "▁ke r", + "▁ ker", + "▁к ни", + "moz illa", + "Pr ice", + "P rice", + "ant in", + "anti n", + "em ento", + "ement o", + "emen to", + "ma y", + "m ay", + "▁l ung", + "▁lu ng", + "▁lun g", + "▁ lung", + "▁b low", + "▁bl ow", + "▁blo w", + "ede ut", + "▁type d", + "▁typ ed", + "▁ty ped", + "▁dec ember", + "▁. ...", + "▁... .", + "▁.. ..", + "▁ ....", + "li ance", + "l iance", + "▁v iel", + "▁vi el", + "▁vie l", + "▁Ф и", + "pr esa", + "pre sa", + "pres a", + "▁ос іб", + "▁N am", + "▁Na m", + "▁G ren", + "▁Gr en", + "▁Gre n", + "си лання", + "VI D", + "V ID", + "st re", + "str e", + "s tre", + "we is", + "wei s", + "▁prote ction", + "▁protect ion", + "▁prot ection", + "ta ient", + "t aient", + "▁offic ers", + "▁office rs", + "▁officer s", + "т но", + "▁B rig", + "▁Br ig", + "▁int ellig", + "▁intel lig", + "я х", + "IT H", + "I TH", + "▁separ ated", + "▁separate d", + "▁L CCN", + "ní m", + "n ím", + "cl ock", + "clo ck", + "c lock", + "▁ap are", + "▁apar e", + "яв и", + "я ви", + "▁Eliz abeth", + "▁W ater", + "▁Wat er", + "▁Wa ter", + "geb iet", + "▁con vent", + "▁conv ent", + "▁conven t", + "fu rt", + "fur t", + "f urt", + "▁be iden", + "▁bei den", + "▁beide n", + "ba sh", + "bas h", + "b ash", + "▁че рез", + "▁чер ез", + "▁u b", + "▁ ub", + "▁Stat ist", + "▁Stati st", + "▁lim its", + "▁limit s", + "▁ limits", + "V ol", + "ct x", + "c tx", + "▁но в", + "▁н ов", + "▁ нов", + "gu ide", + "gui de", + "mi c", + "m ic", + "ie sa", + "ies a", + "i esa", + "▁h uvud", + "R T", + "Fi g", + "F ig", + "▁l ect", + "▁le ct", + "▁ lect", + "con n", + "co nn", + "c onn", + "im it", + "imi t", + "i mit", + "га р", + "г ар", + "▁b ajo", + "▁ba jo", + "scri be", + "scr ibe", + "s cribe", + "re gex", + "reg ex", + "▁C ass", + "▁Cas s", + "▁Ca ss", + "▁pro pag", + "▁prop ag", + "' $", + "▁prof es", + "un ique", + "uni que", + "▁S ql", + "▁ Sql", + "un ion", + "uni on", + "ri os", + "rio s", + "r ios", + "pi p", + "p ip", + "-- +", + "- -+", + "ka dem", + "k adem", + "column s", + "▁v ary", + "▁var y", + "▁va ry", + "▁bere its", + "▁d oi", + "▁do i", + "▁Com mon", + "▁Comm on", + "▁ Common", + "▁Ro bin", + "▁Rob in", + "▁ ×", + "▁s ei", + "▁se i", + "▁s yst", + "▁sy st", + "▁sys t", + "▁v ä", + "▁ vä", + "▁De fault", + "▁Def ault", + "▁ Default", + "▁t ym", + "▁ty m", + "pe l", + "p el", + "▁bel ieved", + "▁believe d", + "▁pro vider", + "▁prov ider", + "▁provide r", + "▁ provider", + "▁min imal", + "▁minim al", + "▁mini mal", + "та ли", + "тал и", + "т али", + "ain es", + "ai nes", + "aine s", + "a ines", + "K it", + "iz io", + "izi o", + "is sen", + "iss en", + "isse n", + "pr essed", + "press ed", + "pres sed", + "▁s tag", + "▁st ag", + "▁sta g", + "▁ stag", + "▁u int", + "▁ui nt", + "▁ uint", + "ko r", + "k or", + "▁ра спо", + "▁рас по", + "▁in herit", + "▁inher it", + "▁comp iled", + "▁compile d", + "▁f ebru", + "▁fe bru", + "▁feb ru", + "▁t mp", + "▁tm p", + "▁ tmp", + "work s", + "wor ks", + "ч на", + "draw able", + "▁N av", + "▁Na v", + "▁ Nav", + "▁though ts", + "▁thought s", + "ro ute", + "rout e", + "rou te", + "r oute", + "▁con cert", + "▁conc ert", + "▁conce rt", + "▁option al", + "▁opt ional", + "▁ optional", + "▁b ras", + "▁br as", + "▁bra s", + "▁ bras", + "▁prov iding", + "со м", + "с ом", + "id x", + "i dx", + "emp lo", + "empl o", + "▁ко ли", + "▁ коли", + "▁B ere", + "▁Be re", + "▁Ber e", + "▁E ls", + "▁El s", + "ре мен", + "рем ен", + "▁де ка", + "co ut", + "cou t", + "c out", + "la yer", + "lay er", + "l ayer", + "▁g lob", + "▁gl ob", + "▁glo b", + "▁ glob", + "fore ach", + "for each", + "▁E ducation", + "▁Edu cation", + "P O", + "▁im prov", + "▁imp rov", + "▁impro v", + "▁impr ov", + "▁cl ients", + "▁client s", + "▁cli ents", + "gr oups", + "group s", + "gro ups", + "▁k ont", + "▁kon t", + "▁ko nt", + "De l", + "D el", + "re tt", + "ret t", + "r ett", + "▁s up", + "▁su p", + "▁ sup", + "▁m og", + "▁mo g", + "ta n", + "t an", + "▁com pl", + "▁comp l", + "ir ty", + "irt y", + "▁nouve au", + "os z", + "o sz", + "▁N avy", + "▁Na vy", + "▁Nav y", + "ber e", + "be re", + "b ere", + "ma sk", + "mas k", + "m ask", + "ov é", + "o vé", + "zi l", + "z il", + "PE R", + "P ER", + "▁pobla ción", + "▁població n", + "▁d etailed", + "▁detail ed", + "ле т", + "л ет", + "▁famil ies", + "▁familie s", + "ab et", + "abe t", + "a bet", + "е вич", + "änd er", + "än der", + "ände r", + "ä nder", + "▁å r", + "▁ år", + "▁p endant", + "▁b il", + "▁bi l", + "▁ bil", + "▁h int", + "▁hi nt", + "▁hin t", + "ode n", + "od en", + "o den", + "▁exp ansion", + "▁p ont", + "▁po nt", + "▁pon t", + "▁ pont", + "as ant", + "asa nt", + "▁K ind", + "▁Ki nd", + "▁Kin d", + "▁ Kind", + "ij i", + "i ji", + "▁A uth", + "▁Aut h", + "▁Au th", + "▁ Auth", + "laim ed", + "ref lect", + "] =", + "by tes", + "byte s", + "ho ver", + "hov er", + "h over", + "▁ц ер", + "▁це р", + "▁ цер", + "grad le", + "Ar ch", + "ap est", + "ape st", + "apes t", + "ás a", + "á sa", + "Car d", + "Ca rd", + "C ard", + "▁tempor ary", + "▁départ ement", + "class es", + "жи ва", + "▁х удо", + "▁m ole", + "▁mo le", + "▁mol e", + "R Y", + "L P", + "▁p ec", + "▁pe c", + "▁ pec", + "rodu ction", + "▁Gu ard", + "▁Par liament", + "▁inst anti", + "▁instant i", + "▁not amment", + "▁D oug", + "▁Do ug", + "▁Dou g", + "▁Mar sh", + "▁Mars h", + ". ~", + "▁\\ \"", + "▁ \\\"", + "▁t hé", + "▁th é", + "▁li bre", + "▁lib re", + "do es", + "▁dé but", + "▁U nit", + "▁Un it", + "▁ Unit", + "▁с ту", + "▁ст у", + "▁ сту", + "▁le ague", + "▁qu ale", + "▁q uale", + "▁qual e", + "▁состав ля", + "▁соста вля", + "Se curity", + "Sec urity", + "▁appar ently", + "▁apparent ly", + "▁tro ops", + "ic ano", + "ica no", + "ican o", + "i cano", + "▁M B", + "▁ MB", + "en ze", + "enz e", + "lo ading", + "load ing", + "▁dist ributed", + "▁distribu ted", + "▁distrib uted", + "write r", + "writ er", + "wr iter", + "w riter", + "res ources", + "resource s", + "h ö", + "ut ils", + "util s", + "uti ls", + "▁prep ared", + "▁prepar ed", + "▁prepare d", + "ci er", + "cie r", + "c ier", + "op ol", + "opo l", + "o pol", + "▁län kar", + "he s", + "h es", + "н ва", + "▁op ens", + "▁open s", + "▁ opens", + "ag og", + "ago g", + "inter face", + "▁F und", + "▁Fu nd", + "▁Fun d", + "▁pent ru", + "ní ch", + "n ích", + "▁config ured", + "▁configure d", + "▁configur ed", + "▁Web site", + "▁list ener", + "▁listen er", + "▁liste ner", + "▁ listener", + "iv el", + "ive l", + "i vel", + "n ę", + "min a", + "mi na", + "m ina", + "▁in vest", + "▁inv est", + "▁inve st", + "▁м іс", + "▁мі с", + "▁d av", + "▁da v", + "▁p atch", + "▁pat ch", + "▁ patch", + "pi eler", + "piel er", + "pie ler", + "▁Ext erna", + "▁Extern a", + "t f", + "▁e red", + "▁er ed", + "▁ere d", + "▁ ered", + "▁Ass embly", + "▁ Assembly", + "▁s out", + "▁so ut", + "▁sou t", + "▁v erk", + "▁ver k", + "▁ verk", + "me rs", + "mer s", + "m ers", + "t oggle", + "▁up dating", + "▁upd ating", + "▁K ent", + "▁Ke nt", + "▁Ken t", + "ec a", + "e ca", + "FA ULT", + "▁tit re", + "▁ti tre", + "▁K enn", + "▁Ke nn", + "▁Ken n", + "▁Ми ха", + "ст ор", + "сто р", + "с тор", + "▁p ode", + "▁po de", + "▁pod e", + "▁S eb", + "▁Se b", + "це в", + "ц ев", + "E Y", + "▁sil ver", + "▁cap acity", + "▁capac ity", + "▁comple tion", + "▁complet ion", + "▁Pe dro", + "▁Ped ro", + "fe l", + "f el", + "va no", + "van o", + "v ano", + "ze ug", + "▁in terior", + "▁inter ior", + "▁inte rior", + "▁Res ponse", + "▁ Response", + "éd ia", + "é dia", + "▁World Cat", + "▁c ă", + "qu el", + "que l", + "q uel", + "So l", + "S ol", + "іс ля", + "▁D omin", + "▁Do min", + "▁Dom in", + "▁c um", + "▁cu m", + "ce p", + "c ep", + "▁M use", + "▁Mus e", + "▁Mu se", + "▁M aría", + "▁Mar ía", + "▁Ma ría", + "▁function al", + "▁ad apter", + "▁adapt er", + "▁ adapter", + "config uration", + "▁t ipo", + "▁tip o", + "▁ti po", + "▁B ry", + "▁Br y", + "v y", + "U L", + "▁tra vers", + "▁trav ers", + "! (", + "▁absol utely", + "▁absolute ly", + "л та", + "тт я", + "т тя", + "▁I T", + "▁ IT", + "▁во ен", + "yc le", + "y cle", + "be st", + "bes t", + "b est", + "▁construct ed", + "▁constru cted", + "▁фи ль", + "▁ филь", + "ci do", + "cid o", + "c ido", + "ex it", + "ga rt", + "gar t", + "g art", + "▁provin cia", + "ve z", + "v ez", + "ci pl", + "cip l", + "▁Face book", + "▁Fac ebook", + "▁y ellow", + "▁ yellow", + "▁Sum mer", + "▁point ing", + "▁poss ibility", + "▁possib ility", + "▁possibil ity", + "▁leg isl", + "▁мо ж", + "▁ мож", + "de rn", + "der n", + "d ern", + "ко но", + "кон о", + "▁mechan ism", + "▁Bern ard", + "ex pr", + "exp r", + "ло ви", + "лов и", + "л ови", + "▁dig its", + "▁digit s", + "▁de legate", + "▁deleg ate", + "▁ delegate", + "og ram", + "o gram", + "▁D ictionary", + "▁ Dictionary", + "is y", + "▁s po", + "▁sp o", + "/ $", + "clude d", + "clud ed", + "▁M VC", + "▁t ém", + "▁té m", + "▁print ed", + "▁prin ted", + "▁G ott", + "▁Go tt", + "▁Got t", + "▁O m", + "▁ Om", + "ans as", + "▁D urch", + "▁Dur ch", + "▁I dent", + "▁Id ent", + "▁Ide nt", + "▁ Ident", + "Q U", + "ht m", + "h tm", + "▁S ul", + "▁Su l", + "'] .", + "' ].", + "▁du ty", + "▁dut y", + "▁Aut hor", + "▁Auth or", + "▁ Author", + "▁n ě", + "▁ ně", + "ow ego", + "owe go", + "pu s", + "p us", + "em bl", + "emb l", + "Exec utor", + "B L", + "▁M ens", + "▁Me ns", + "▁Men s", + "dis patch", + "▁M id", + "▁Mi d", + "ap ps", + "app s", + "Trans form", + "▁D at", + "▁Da t", + "▁ Dat", + "▁im pl", + "▁imp l", + "▁ impl", + "ou x", + "o ux", + "ho lm", + "hol m", + "▁I ns", + "▁In s", + "▁Emp ire", + "ру п", + "▁Ap ache", + "SI ON", + "S ION", + "▁pass age", + "######## ########", + "▁ex pressed", + "▁express ed", + "▁expr essed", + "▁expres sed", + "на д", + "▁o l", + "▁ ol", + "▁h avia", + "▁ha via", + "▁hav ia", + "▁бо лее", + "▁enjo y", + "form ance", + "▁dim ensions", + "▁dimension s", + "▁ч ер", + "▁че р", + "▁ чер", + "Se e", + "S ee", + "▁m outh", + "▁mo uth", + "▁mou th", + "▁ mouth", + "▁g au", + "▁ga u", + "ien cy", + "i ency", + "▁Carol ina", + "Dis t", + "Di st", + "D ist", + "rad io", + "li mit", + "lim it", + "l imit", + "/ ?", + "▁B all", + "▁Ba ll", + "▁Bal l", + "ні сть", + "Mem ber", + "M ember", + "wa ter", + "w ater", + "▁mur der", + "▁stand ing", + "▁stan ding", + "▁ standing", + "▁V II", + "▁VI I", + "Cent er", + "C enter", + "pp a", + "p pa", + "ur eau", + "ure au", + "▁Le ip", + "▁ob jet", + "▁obj et", + "▁Act ivity", + "▁Activ ity", + "▁ Activity", + "em bers", + "ember s", + "emb ers", + "v r", + "▁con du", + "▁cond u", + "Cell s", + "C ells", + "in us", + "inu s", + "▁' ,", + "▁ ',", + "▁af raid", + "▁х а", + "▁ ха", + "▁V ic", + "▁Vi c", + "test ing", + "tes ting", + "Tu be", + "T ube", + "▁v ast", + "▁va st", + "▁vas t", + "P M", + "ni h", + "n ih", + "SS N", + "S SN", + "▁Ch ile", + "▁Chi le", + "yl van", + "▁B ow", + "▁Bo w", + "▁relig ion", + "op her", + "oph er", + "ophe r", + "o pher", + "▁C oll", + "▁Col l", + "▁Co ll", + "▁ Coll", + "▁dig ital", + "▁digit al", + "zi oni", + "z ioni", + "Se ction", + "Sec tion", + "S ection", + "▁резу льта", + "Foo t", + "F oot", + "con vert", + "conv ert", + "▁rece iving", + "Cont act", + "▁h ero", + "▁he ro", + "▁her o", + "sa m", + "s am", + "▁pos terior", + "▁poster ior", + "▁poste rior", + "ow i", + "o wi", + "An t", + "A nt", + "▁fl ags", + "▁flag s", + "▁fla gs", + "▁ flags", + "▁Ze aland", + "▁b ounds", + "▁bound s", + "▁ bounds", + "▁where as", + "▁whe reas", + "in fl", + "inf l", + "Pl ay", + "P lay", + "▁d emo", + "▁de mo", + "▁dem o", + "▁ demo", + "▁g ibt", + "▁gi bt", + "▁h ospital", + "▁hosp ital", + "▁v olta", + "▁vol ta", + "▁volt a", + "л ё", + "▁f ashion", + "▁ex ceed", + "▁exc eed", + "el enium", + "elen ium", + "It er", + "I ter", + "kr ie", + "k rie", + "▁integr ation", + "▁integra tion", + "▁ integration", + "▁Other wise", + "ad u", + "a du", + "Sh e", + "S he", + "on de", + "ond e", + "o nde", + "ui nt", + "u int", + "rad ius", + "▁r am", + "▁ra m", + "▁ ram", + "▁ál bum", + "▁т ур", + "▁ту р", + "▁ тур", + "▁d y", + "▁ dy", + "▁O tt", + "▁Ot t", + "▁пер и", + "▁пе ри", + "re v", + "r ev", + "ri or", + "rio r", + "r ior", + "í d", + "ir at", + "ira t", + "i rat", + "▁в клю", + "▁import ante", + "▁important e", + "▁Du ke", + "▁caus a", + "▁ca usa", + "▁Math emat", + "▁di plom", + "▁N icol", + "▁Nic ol", + "▁Ni col", + "▁ex clus", + "▁exc lus", + "▁debug ging", + "▁G h", + "or iginal", + "origin al", + "orig inal", + "ly n", + "l yn", + "▁P la", + "▁Pl a", + "su ite", + "suit e", + "ch at", + "cha t", + "c hat", + "▁e stud", + "▁est ud", + "ue lle", + "uel le", + "u elle", + "▁p ert", + "▁per t", + "▁pe rt", + "▁ pert", + "▁import ance", + "▁appro aches", + "▁approach es", + "▁d la", + "▁про ф", + "Pr es", + "Pre s", + "P res", + "< \\", + "pre fix", + "p refix", + "SS ION", + "S SION", + "ро ди", + "род и", + "count ry", + "c ountry", + "it zer", + "itz er", + "▁ко р", + "▁к ор", + "▁ кор", + "▁sing ular", + "go v", + "g ov", + "ри н", + "р ин", + "▁F A", + "▁ FA", + "▁mat rices", + "ol are", + "ola re", + "olar e", + "o lare", + "ni ka", + "nik a", + "n ika", + "po wer", + "pow er", + "p ower", + "ll a", + "l la", + "▁des ire", + "▁famil ia", + "▁fam ilia", + "до р", + "д ор", + "▁f an", + "▁fa n", + "▁ fan", + "gener ated", + "generate d", + "▁C os", + "▁Co s", + "▁ż e", + "▁ że", + "▁D iese", + "▁Die se", + "▁Di ese", + "▁Dies e", + "mo v", + "m ov", + "▁de note", + "▁den ote", + "\") ]", + "\" )]", + "ou vern", + "ouv ern", + "ouve rn", + "ouver n", + "am an", + "ama n", + "a man", + "▁in ser", + "▁ins er", + "▁inse r", + "ij k", + "i jk", + "ot ta", + "ott a", + "o tta", + "er al", + "era l", + "e ral", + "де ль", + "д ель", + "() ->", + "( )->", + "▁p oder", + "▁po der", + "▁pod er", + "▁pode r", + "ig es", + "ige s", + "i ges", + "▁On line", + "▁we ird", + "ia c", + "i ac", + "▁quel ques", + "▁quelque s", + "ère nt", + "è rent", + "▁t el", + "▁te l", + "▁ tel", + "▁L atin", + "▁Lat in", + "ver ter", + "vert er", + "verte r", + "ля р", + "ро и", + "▁p df", + "▁pd f", + "▁ pdf", + "▁key word", + "▁ keyword", + "Hand le", + "A fter", + "re ce", + "rec e", + "▁ident ical", + "style sheet", + "styles heet", + "▁стан ови", + "▁станов и", + "▁k a", + "▁ ka", + "ce ment", + "cem ent", + "c ement", + "те т", + "т ет", + "▁c hat", + "▁ch at", + "▁cha t", + "▁ chat", + "▁M un", + "▁Mu n", + "ał a", + "a ła", + "AN T", + "A NT", + "ol óg", + "▁f ant", + "▁fa nt", + "▁fan t", + "▁for est", + "▁fo rest", + "▁fore st", + "▁ви ко", + "cu ss", + "cus s", + "c uss", + "▁se hr", + "pa g", + "p ag", + "ot ic", + "oti c", + "▁á ll", + "▁ál l", + "▁ áll", + "ма ти", + "мат и", + "▁\" '", + "+ \"", + "An imation", + "Anim ation", + "ходи т", + "ход ит", + "az u", + "a zu", + "▁pl ays", + "▁play s", + "▁pla ys", + "▁ plays", + "iz ioni", + "izi oni", + "izio ni", + "i zioni", + "ми че", + "▁b omb", + "▁bo mb", + "▁bom b", + "▁mer ely", + "▁mere ly", + "▁hold ing", + "▁hol ding", + "▁w enn", + "▁we nn", + "▁wen n", + "▁m edic", + "▁me dic", + "▁med ic", + "▁medi c", + "▁spe aking", + "▁speak ing", + "ong odb", + "ongo db", + "▁Cam pe", + "▁Camp e", + "in ity", + "ini ty", + "init y", + "▁я нва", + "() `.", + "()` .", + "( )`.", + "lu ss", + "lus s", + "l uss", + "▁H istoire", + "▁His toire", + "▁Hist oire", + "▁oper ating", + "▁opera ting", + "Ch annel", + "▁accur acy", + "▁b os", + "▁bo s", + "▁ bos", + "▁ev ident", + "ци ю", + "event s", + "ev ents", + "even ts", + "text rm", + "or eign", + "ore ign", + "▁i i", + "▁ ii", + "hr en", + "hre n", + "h ren", + "lo wer", + "low er", + "l ower", + "▁т ом", + "▁то м", + "▁ том", + "▁Ab out", + "▁ About", + "▁a j", + "▁ aj", + "er i", + "e ri", + "сту пи", + "ступ и", + "▁di git", + "▁dig it", + "▁ digit", + "▁Sp ain", + "▁D aten", + "▁Date n", + "▁Da ten", + "▁Dat en", + "▁for me", + "▁form e", + "▁ш та", + "▁ шта", + "▁B ach", + "▁Ba ch", + "▁Bac h", + "no number", + "non umber", + "▁recomm ended", + "▁recommend ed", + "▁re ads", + "▁read s", + "his toire", + "h istoire", + "▁s ang", + "▁sa ng", + "▁san g", + "▁? ?", + "▁ ??", + "▁с тал", + "▁ст ал", + "▁ста л", + "sc ore", + "s core", + "fa s", + "f as", + "▁c ub", + "▁cu b", + "▁g rew", + "▁gr ew", + "▁gre w", + "▁cent ro", + "▁bek annt", + "Event s", + "BE R", + "B ER", + "he w", + "h ew", + "сс а", + "с са", + "▁major ity", + "ît re", + "î tre", + "en ci", + "enc i", + "▁Qu ery", + "▁Que ry", + "▁ Query", + "▁któ re", + "i ć", + "▁complex ity", + "▁Fran çois", + "const raint", + "ур на", + "═ ═", + "▁iter ate", + "le tt", + "let t", + "l ett", + "pe ror", + "per or", + "▁Neder land", + "sh are", + "sha re", + "▁incl u", + "▁inc lu", + "än ger", + "äng er", + "änge r", + "▁N ic", + "▁Ni c", + "ч о", + "F ull", + "▁ra pport", + "▁rapp ort", + "▁rap port", + "ec lipse", + "e clipse", + "▁indust ry", + "he aders", + "head ers", + "header s", + "▁Р и", + "ch sel", + "chs el", + "▁po lic", + "▁pol ic", + "sch ied", + "% ,", + "O D", + "▁J ak", + "▁Ja k", + "({ \\", + "( {\\", + "al igned", + "align ed", + "▁frequ ently", + "▁frequent ly", + "▁su oi", + "▁suo i", + "▁ess entially", + "▁essential ly", + "▁R ic", + "▁Ri c", + "▁re ports", + "▁report s", + "▁dec imal", + "ra r", + "r ar", + "▁F oo", + "▁Fo o", + "▁ Foo", + "▁K a", + "▁D C", + "▁ DC", + "▁sim pler", + "▁simple r", + "▁simp ler", + "▁simpl er", + "Pa ne", + "Pan e", + "P ane", + "? }", + "So rt", + "S ort", + "▁pos it", + "cd n", + "c dn", + "kt ur", + "▁aw k", + "▁ awk", + "зе р", + "з ер", + "P F", + "u ur", + "▁R oss", + "▁Ro ss", + "▁Ros s", + "▁m ant", + "▁ma nt", + "▁man t", + "N a", + "Con s", + "Co ns", + "C ons", + ")) ))", + "))) )", + ") )))", + "▁techn iques", + "▁techni ques", + "▁technique s", + "im pl", + "imp l", + "▁dro pped", + "▁drop ped", + "▁L ista", + "▁List a", + "▁Li sta", + "▁Lis ta", + "▁Bas ically", + "▁Basic ally", + "en tal", + "ent al", + "enta l", + "▁cel ui", + "▁str ategy", + "▁strateg y", + "▁strat egy", + "▁W ales", + "▁Wal es", + "▁Wa les", + "na n", + "n an", + "▁g min", + "▁gr öß", + "▁eer ste", + "▁eerst e", + "T im", + "nt en", + "n ten", + "re sp", + "res p", + "r esp", + "▁s table", + "▁st able", + "▁sta ble", + "▁ stable", + "no v", + "n ov", + "ro b", + "r ob", + "но ј", + "▁mar riage", + "get String", + "Aut hor", + "Auth or", + "▁G raf", + "▁Gr af", + "▁Gra f", + "▁di agram", + "▁diag ram", + "▁dia gram", + "gi a", + "g ia", + "Net work", + "N etwork", + "▁com posed", + "▁comp osed", + "▁compos ed", + "▁compose d", + "▁miss ed", + "▁mis sed", + "▁M eg", + "▁Me g", + "▁пра во", + "▁прав о", + "▁hom onymes", + "▁Bo oks", + "▁Book s", + "▁en cou", + "▁enc ou", + "port e", + "por te", + "p orte", + "▁rot ation", + "▁f ir", + "▁fi r", + "▁ fir", + "те льно", + "тель но", + "▁g un", + "▁gu n", + "▁ gun", + "▁A ff", + "▁Af f", + "▁ Aff", + "но к", + "н ок", + "▁Fuß ball", + "▁St ory", + "▁Sto ry", + "▁ Story", + "▁Ch ap", + "▁Cha p", + "▁) .", + "▁ ).", + "▁Se it", + "мо н", + "м он", + "▁t élé", + "▁té lé", + "▁cop ied", + "▁cons istent", + "▁consist ent", + "▁dr ink", + "▁C ham", + "▁Ch am", + "▁Cha m", + "▁mat ters", + "▁matter s", + "▁render ed", + "▁rend ered", + "▁rende red", + "▁hyp oth", + "œ uv", + "▁me er", + "▁par sing", + "▁P RO", + "▁PR O", + "▁ PRO", + "se ries", + "ser ies", + "serie s", + "s eries", + "▁z á", + "▁ zá", + "stra ße", + "▁B oot", + "▁Bo ot", + "▁ Boot", + "▁re po", + "▁rep o", + "▁ repo", + "wo r", + "w or", + "▁St ream", + "▁Stre am", + "▁ Stream", + "▁A N", + "▁ AN", + "▁п ів", + "▁пі в", + "▁S M", + "▁ SM", + "▁A rn", + "▁Ar n", + "▁ Ž", + "▁[ ];", + "▁[] ;", + "Res ources", + "Resource s", + "▁el abor", + "▁ela bor", + "▁E th", + "▁Et h", + "▁l iste", + "▁li ste", + "▁list e", + "▁rel atively", + "▁relative ly", + "▁relativ ely", + "ch ant", + "chan t", + "cha nt", + "=\" \"", + "= \"\"", + "▁l ift", + "▁li ft", + "▁lif t", + "C N", + "Service s", + "Serv ices", + "ME NT", + "M ENT", + "▁и гра", + "▁иг ра", + "▁ игра", + "б ре", + "▁J ord", + "▁Jo rd", + "▁t ec", + "▁te c", + "ш ка", + "▁S up", + "▁Su p", + "▁infl uen", + "▁influ en", + "on ds", + "ond s", + "hand ler", + "handle r", + "▁b anda", + "▁band a", + "▁ban da", + "▁vert ices", + "▁z ap", + "▁za p", + "▁c ord", + "▁cor d", + "▁co rd", + "▁ cord", + "al ter", + "alt er", + "ze nia", + "zen ia", + "z enia", + "ât eau", + "âte au", + "▁know ing", + "▁Argent ina", + "Ar ea", + "Are a", + "A rea", + "ан е", + "а не", + "f c", + "=\" /", + "= \"/", + "▁M ik", + "▁Mi k", + "at ă", + "ie ux", + "ieu x", + "▁deutsch en", + "▁deutsche n", + "▁trad itional", + "▁tradition al", + "de code", + "dec ode", + "ve x", + "v ex", + "▁size of", + "▁ sizeof", + "▁F un", + "▁Fu n", + "▁ Fun", + "▁par ser", + "▁parse r", + "▁ parser", + "▁Flor ida", + "▁build ings", + "▁building s", + "▁Man uel", + "ri le", + "ril e", + "r ile", + "▁log ged", + "▁strong ly", + "▁re vol", + "▁rev ol", + "не е", + "xi co", + "xic o", + "x ico", + "▁F air", + "▁Fa ir", + "ca rt", + "car t", + "c art", + "▁W ort", + "▁Wo rt", + "▁Wor t", + "▁Jes us", + "em es", + "eme s", + "e mes", + "sch rift", + "Input Stream", + "wa d", + "w ad", + "▁gran des", + "▁grand es", + "▁grande s", + "▁númer o", + "▁O tto", + "▁Ot to", + "▁Ott o", + "ien tes", + "ient es", + "iente s", + "i entes", + "▁fam ous", + "ol ogne", + "olog ne", + "J e", + "ни ш", + "▁Guer ra", + "bar a", + "ba ra", + "b ara", + "▁c ad", + "▁ca d", + "el ve", + "br ace", + "bra ce", + "b race", + "▁J r", + "st able", + "sta ble", + "stab le", + "s table", + "EC T", + "E CT", + "lem ma", + "med iate", + "medi ate", + "media te", + "▁v in", + "▁vi n", + "▁ vin", + "▁mon ument", + "▁c v", + "▁ cv", + "▁w inter", + "▁win ter", + "▁trans formation", + "▁transform ation", + "▁N ick", + "▁Nic k", + "▁Ni ck", + "str onom", + "▁f rag", + "▁fr ag", + "▁fra g", + "▁in tel", + "▁int el", + "▁inte l", + "ra ction", + "rac tion", + "ract ion", + "r action", + "▁consider ing", + "▁consid ering", + "▁F le", + "▁Fl e", + "▁ ло", + "▁A près", + "▁Ap rès", + "▁A M", + "▁ AM", + "▁H um", + "▁Hu m", + "▁m undo", + "NE R", + "N ER", + "▁Be low", + "▁Bel ow", + "▁го рода", + "▁горо да", + "▁город а", + "ar ters", + "art ers", + "arter s", + "arte rs", + "-- \"", + "▁П е", + "▁ Пе", + "î t", + "▁t xt", + "▁tx t", + "▁ txt", + "an gers", + "ang ers", + "ange rs", + "anger s", + "▁t hy", + "▁th y", + "▁ thy", + "CL A", + "C LA", + "ib les", + "ible s", + "i bles", + "▁request ed", + "▁requ ested", + "▁Alex and", + "▁fact ors", + "▁fa ctors", + "▁factor s", + "▁produ ces", + "▁produce s", + "ning en", + "n ingen", + "▁со стоя", + "▁optim ization", + "ch od", + "cho d", + "c hod", + "> `", + "▁Wik ip", + "nost i", + "nos ti", + "n osti", + "▁compet ition", + "▁H ann", + "▁Ha nn", + "▁Han n", + "▁z ona", + "▁zo na", + "d c", + "de sign", + "des ign", + "▁Z u", + "▁e spec", + "▁es pec", + "▁espe c", + "▁esp ec", + "equ ality", + "equal ity", + "e quality", + "▁A bb", + "▁Ab b", + "▁develop er", + "▁ developer", + "▁\" ^", + "▁Sh ort", + "▁Sho rt", + "▁ Short", + "▁pl ans", + "▁pla ns", + "▁plan s", + "▁v it", + "▁vi t", + "iz able", + "iza ble", + "burg h", + "bur gh", + "ag em", + "age m", + "a gem", + "▁Pr int", + "▁Pri nt", + "▁Prin t", + "▁ Print", + "í v", + "▁su itable", + "▁suit able", + "pi cker", + "pic ker", + "pick er", + "p icker", + "Pro file", + "an dy", + "and y", + "▁qu ot", + "▁ quot", + "▁Dur ante", + "▁Durant e", + "▁Fran cia", + "▁Fr ancia", + "▁Franc ia", + "▁t art", + "▁tar t", + "▁ta rt", + "▁V enez", + "▁Ve nez", + "▁Ven ez", + "▁dis patch", + "▁disp atch", + "▁ dispatch", + "▁observ ations", + "▁observation s", + "▁ ż", + "In valid", + "▁occ urr", + "▁occur r", + "▁oc curr", + "т ки", + "Mem ento", + "M emento", + "▁S yd", + "▁Sy d", + "▁tiem po", + "▁st aff", + "▁sta ff", + "▁se ctions", + "▁section s", + "▁sect ions", + "▁ sections", + "▁s sh", + "▁ss h", + "▁ ssh", + "▁N GC", + "ë l", + "▁er re", + "▁err e", + "▁div ided", + "▁divide d", + "▁divid ed", + "▁With out", + "▁du rant", + "▁dur ant", + "▁j aar", + "▁ja ar", + "▁ −", + "▁sold iers", + "▁soldier s", + "ун к", + "la pse", + "lap se", + "laps e", + "▁Val ley", + "▁Vall ey", + "▁Valle y", + "▁( :", + "▁ (:", + "re ra", + "rer a", + "r era", + "▁d ével", + "▁dé vel", + "▁p éri", + "▁pé ri", + "▁calcul ation", + "▁calc ulation", + "▁ke ine", + "▁kein e", + "er tain", + "ert ain", + "erta in", + "▁те ле", + "ру д", + "▁c ul", + "▁cu l", + "▁ cul", + "▁cl oth", + "▁clo th", + "; }", + "▁pr zed", + "▁prze d", + "▁prz ed", + "Mon th", + "Mo nth", + "Mont h", + "Pi cker", + "P icker", + "▁S V", + "▁ SV", + "ar ian", + "ari an", + "aria n", + "a rian", + "▁Re view", + "▁Rev iew", + "▁h ang", + "▁ha ng", + "▁han g", + "▁ hang", + "▁о кт", + "▁ок т", + "▁F ront", + "▁Fr ont", + "▁Fro nt", + "▁ Front", + "ot lin", + "▁trans lation", + "▁transl ation", + "▁m odo", + "▁mod o", + "▁mo do", + "▁stat istics", + "▁statist ics", + "▁N ue", + "▁Nu e", + "▁Ни кола", + "NU M", + "N UM", + "▁s hips", + "▁sh ips", + "▁ship s", + "▁ ships", + "▁Re port", + "▁Rep ort", + "▁ Report", + "{ [", + "E ffect", + "ie ri", + "ier i", + "i eri", + "▁par ties", + "▁part ies", + "▁partie s", + "▁parti es", + "pl a", + "p la", + "r w", + "▁Work s", + "▁Wor ks", + "▁i ron", + "▁ir on", + "▁att ract", + "▁attr act", + "▁attra ct", + "▁c ort", + "▁cor t", + "▁co rt", + "n á", + "▁Ste ve", + "▁b ene", + "▁be ne", + "▁ben e", + "то н", + "т он", + "ícul a", + "Tw o", + "T wo", + "▁г лав", + "▁гла в", + "▁V ideo", + "▁ Video", + "▁power ful", + "au ch", + "auc h", + "a uch", + "ma nde", + "man de", + "m ande", + "äch st", + "ächs t", + "La t", + "L at", + "▁z na", + "▁zn a", + "▁ zna", + "▁fig ures", + "▁figure s", + "▁figur es", + "▁a lias", + "▁al ias", + "▁ali as", + "▁ alias", + "ne x", + "n ex", + "▁c ategories", + "▁categ ories", + "▁categor ies", + "▁categorie s", + "▁ categories", + "cal led", + "call ed", + "c alled", + "▁Sim ilar", + "▁g irls", + "▁girl s", + "▁gir ls", + "pe z", + "p ez", + "▁j oint", + "▁jo int", + "▁join t", + "▁ joint", + "ро го", + "р ого", + "ik en", + "ike n", + "i ken", + "чи на", + "чин а", + "an cia", + "anc ia", + "anci a", + "▁t ijd", + "▁ti jd", + "▁R ose", + "▁Ro se", + "▁Ros e", + "▁alg orithms", + "▁algorithm s", + "▁print ing", + "▁prin ting", + "ne a", + "n ea", + "▁exec uting", + "▁execut ing", + "▁l ambda", + "▁ lambda", + "▁reg ional", + "▁region al", + "▁Co pa", + "▁Cop a", + "F oo", + "ph ys", + "phy s", + "z m", + "▁L aur", + "▁La ur", + "▁Lau r", + "▁candid ate", + "▁J a", + "zy m", + "z ym", + "Ex ample", + "▁s piel", + "▁sp iel", + "▁ spiel", + "▁д ей", + "▁де й", + "▁ дей", + "ne hmen", + "neh men", + "nehm en", + "ke iten", + "keit en", + "▁с ент", + "int ent", + "inte nt", + ". (", + "▁пер вы", + "pr om", + "pro m", + "p rom", + "▁n at", + "▁na t", + "▁ nat", + "▁im agine", + "▁imag ine", + "call back", + "com ponents", + "component s", + "with out", + "▁a quest", + "▁aqu est", + "Su pport", + "Supp ort", + "▁respons ible", + "▁j ego", + "▁je go", + "l j", + "wi ll", + "w ill", + "le an", + "lea n", + "el and", + "ela nd", + "e land", + "olog ía", + "m c", + "Pro xy", + "▁o cup", + "▁oc up", + "▁на ходи", + "▁r ub", + "▁ru b", + "ні в", + "н ів", + "▁F all", + "▁Fa ll", + "▁Fal l", + "am os", + "amo s", + "a mos", + "▁E p", + "en tre", + "ent re", + "entr e", + "fa il", + "f ail", + "W orld", + "▁Ed itor", + "▁Edit or", + "▁ Editor", + "▁ex pos", + "▁exp os", + "▁f inds", + "▁find s", + "▁fin ds", + "▁C ulture", + "▁Cult ure", + "▁ Culture", + "LE ASE", + "▁m ovie", + "▁mov ie", + "▁mo vie", + "▁ movie", + "< =", + "omet ric", + "o metric", + "el ing", + "eli ng", + "elin g", + "e ling", + "numer able", + "ou rd", + "our d", + "o urd", + "▁S ea", + "▁Se a", + "▁b ild", + "▁bi ld", + "▁bil d", + "▁ bild", + "▁о ста", + "▁ос та", + "▁ост а", + "bl o", + "b lo", + "▁l ose", + "▁lo se", + "▁los e", + "▁ lose", + "at eurs", + "ate urs", + "ateur s", + "ou red", + "our ed", + "oure d", + "o ured", + "▁B att", + "▁Ba tt", + "▁Bat t", + "() ;\r", + "(); \r", + "( );\r", + "▁p oz", + "▁po z", + "pos ts", + "post s", + "pe nd", + "pen d", + "p end", + "cer tain", + "cert ain", + "c ertain", + "ни ком", + "ник ом", + "J ust", + "web kit", + "dem ás", + "~~ ~~", + "▁indic ates", + "▁indicate s", + "▁p ark", + "▁par k", + "▁ park", + "ri que", + "r ique", + "vo d", + "v od", + "▁Ch amp", + "▁Cham p", + "▁Cha mp", + "ft ware", + "OP T", + "O PT", + "dj ango", + "d jango", + "re lease", + "▁ È", + "S R", + "▁polit ician", + "▁r oi", + "▁ro i", + "at uren", + "atur en", + "ature n", + "atu ren", + "▁Deutsch e", + "ta gon", + "tag on", + "t agon", + "▁M ov", + "▁Mo v", + "ob ierno", + "obi erno", + "▁da ß", + "ut her", + "uth er", + "u ther", + "in di", + "ind i", + "▁Wik ipedia", + "▁Wikip edia", + "▁Wikiped ia", + "▁a nos", + "▁an os", + "▁ano s", + "▁ anos", + "▁ob serve", + "▁obser ve", + "▁observ e", + "▁obs erve", + "el ly", + "ell y", + "▁rail way", + "at on", + "ato n", + "a ton", + "▁e num", + "▁en um", + "▁ enum", + "hu s", + "h us", + "▁in hab", + "P si", + "oir e", + "oi re", + "o ire", + "▁Х о", + "▁S pace", + "▁Sp ace", + "▁ Space", + "▁Ар хи", + "▁an terior", + "▁ante rior", + "▁ Ł", + "is ons", + "ison s", + "iso ns", + "I l", + "▁am éric", + "la ps", + "lap s", + "l aps", + "▁B BC", + "▁BB C", + "QUE ST", + "Con stra", + "Const ra", + "Cons tra", + "mon t", + "mo nt", + "m ont", + "ä ft", + "▁ä ven", + "ub ern", + "ube rn", + "uber n", + "u bern", + "< !--", + "▁c oding", + "▁co ding", + "▁cod ing", + "the ory", + "at hed", + "ath ed", + "▁Ar be", + "▁ш и", + "▁ ши", + "for Each", + "om orphism", + "omorph ism", + "det ails", + "detail s", + "ach sen", + "in tegr", + "int egr", + "inte gr", + "V or", + "Un known", + "ace ae", + "a ceae", + "in ue", + "inu e", + "es ome", + "eso me", + "e some", + "▁F ir", + "ch ain", + "cha in", + "▁extrem ely", + "▁extreme ly", + "mult icol", + "multi col", + "▁Sw ift", + "▁address es", + "▁addr esses", + "hs pace", + "h space", + "▁Ro ger", + "▁Rog er", + "▁d essen", + "▁des sen", + "▁dess en", + "▁con sequ", + "▁cons equ", + "▁conse qu", + "ual mente", + "▁Pre mier", + "▁Prem ier", + "▁Re cord", + "▁Rec ord", + "▁ Record", + "▁B ron", + "▁Br on", + "▁Bro n", + "ki r", + "k ir", + "se x", + "s ex", + "in tern", + "int ern", + "inter n", + "inte rn", + "▁benef it", + "▁bene fit", + "um en", + "ume n", + "u men", + "▁be coming", + "▁bec oming", + "▁becom ing", + "▁l ig", + "▁li g", + "▁ lig", + "▁pop ula", + "▁popul a", + "os c", + "o sc", + "▁c iv", + "▁ci v", + "▁great est", + "▁pro ces", + "▁proc es", + "] *", + "▁ме сто", + "▁мест о", + "▁' $", + "▁ '$", + "he ll", + "hel l", + "h ell", + "(\" \\", + "( \"\\", + "▁n ine", + "▁ni ne", + "▁nin e", + "▁F ac", + "▁Fa c", + "ul pt", + "ulp t", + "jo urs", + "jou rs", + "j ours", + "▁C opy", + "▁Co py", + "▁Cop y", + "▁ Copy", + "▁activ ities", + "▁Dem ocr", + "▁Demo cr", + "E s", + "Su ccess", + "▁E sta", + "▁Est a", + "▁Es ta", + "it ul", + "itu l", + "is ti", + "ist i", + "▁B ed", + "▁Be d", + "ja s", + "j as", + "▁т ем", + "▁те м", + "▁ тем", + "▁H ung", + "▁Hu ng", + "▁Hun g", + "G ame", + "▁he av", + "onn ées", + "▁branch es", + "▁bran ches", + "bo rg", + "bor g", + "b org", + "▁v l", + "▁ vl", + "▁slow ly", + "F a", + "Go ogle", + "em i", + "e mi", + "▁circumst ances", + "▁' %", + "▁U nd", + "▁Un d", + "▁ Und", + "▁Vict oria", + "▁Victor ia", + "▁T yp", + "▁Ty p", + "▁ Typ", + "rupt ed", + "rup ted", + "▁rel ativ", + "▁s lo", + "▁sl o", + "▁p adre", + "▁pad re", + "▁d aily", + "▁da ily", + "▁dai ly", + "▁or th", + "▁ort h", + "▁ orth", + "чни й", + "ч ний", + "▁fran zös", + "▁t eil", + "▁te il", + "▁ teil", + "▁Se curity", + "▁Sec urity", + "▁ Security", + "or don", + "ord on", + "ordo n", + "▁s weet", + "▁swe et", + "SI ZE", + "▁C el", + "▁Ce l", + "èt res", + "è tres", + "om mes", + "omm es", + "▁с і", + "▁ сі", + "▁effort s", + "ą z", + "▁oh ne", + "▁South ern", + "▁Sou thern", + "▁approxim ately", + "▁approximate ly", + "це н", + "ц ен", + "(' #", + "▁s aving", + "▁sa ving", + "▁sav ing", + "nb sp", + "▁trans late", + "▁transl ate", + "▁ translate", + "▁Î n", + "mem ber", + "m ember", + "▁l aws", + "▁la ws", + "▁law s", + "▁ж ен", + "▁же н", + "▁ жен", + "▁си сте", + "t c", + "> \\", + "el te", + "elt e", + "▁e hem", + "▁con trad", + "▁cont rad", + "▁contr ad", + "▁contra d", + "▁ру с", + "▁р ус", + "▁ рус", + "ь я", + "▁M iddle", + "▁ Middle", + "qu ip", + "qui p", + "▁c hez", + "▁ch ez", + "▁che z", + "▁ chez", + "Field s", + "▁per mit", + "▁perm it", + "ik el", + "ike l", + "i kel", + "▁w ir", + "▁t rial", + "▁tr ial", + "▁tri al", + "▁ver schied", + "▁versch ied", + "▁ф ев", + "▁фе в", + "▁m ale", + "▁ma le", + "▁mal e", + "▁ male", + "▁я зы", + "▁ny el", + "ak ter", + "akt er", + "akte r", + "a kter", + "▁den omin", + "cept or", + "cep tor", + "▁W at", + "▁Wa t", + "▁f ino", + "▁fin o", + "▁fi no", + "▁XV III", + "▁XVI II", + "▁XVII I", + "ry ption", + "rypt ion", + "de sc", + "des c", + "d esc", + "ap a", + "a pa", + "ле на", + "лен а", + "л ена", + "▁k ol", + "▁ko l", + "▁ kol", + "▁ Є", + "▁dep endent", + "▁depend ent", + "▁ dependent", + "▁C ra", + "▁Cr a", + "▁st orm", + "▁stor m", + "▁sto rm", + "▁Г ер", + "▁Ге р", + "▁p ipe", + "▁pi pe", + "▁pip e", + "▁ pipe", + "▁att ended", + "▁attend ed", + "▁v ita", + "▁vi ta", + "▁vit a", + "uz ione", + "u zione", + "cz as", + "cza s", + "c zas", + "on da", + "ond a", + "▁b old", + "▁bo ld", + "▁bol d", + "▁ bold", + "Column s", + "ic ió", + "ici ó", + "i ció", + "▁c zę", + "▁cz ę", + "▁из вест", + "▁Cl oud", + "▁Clo ud", + "▁ Cloud", + "▁w arm", + "▁war m", + "▁wa rm", + "▁с ы", + "▁ сы", + "▁с те", + "▁ст е", + "▁ сте", + "▁produ cer", + "▁produce r", + "▁Lud wig", + "▁Nor thern", + "▁North ern", + "ł ą", + "NS String", + "▁H ad", + "▁Ha d", + "▁И ван", + "▁E g", + "▁I mp", + "▁Im p", + "▁ Imp", + "ш і", + "▁A uch", + "▁Au ch", + "то к", + "т ок", + "▁H it", + "▁Hi t", + "▁qu ien", + "▁qui en", + "▁de partment", + "▁depart ment", + "▁erh ielt", + "▁u i", + "▁ ui", + "▁S pr", + "▁Sp r", + "се р", + "с ер", + "ou rt", + "our t", + "o urt", + "▁Ste phen", + "▁Step hen", + "▁Steph en", + "te am", + "▁z ip", + "▁ zip", + "▁B ang", + "▁Ba ng", + "▁Ban g", + "▁grow th", + "▁j am", + "▁ja m", + "▁K ais", + "▁Ka is", + "b matrix", + "▁As ia", + "▁rég ion", + "= /", + "▁Pac ific", + "▁author ity", + "▁# [", + "та ми", + "там и", + "▁every one", + "▁att end", + "▁atte nd", + "▁ attend", + "▁tim estamp", + "▁ timestamp", + "▁t ries", + "▁tr ies", + "▁tri es", + "▁f f", + "▁ ff", + "ше й", + "ш ей", + "▁develop ing", + "ol t", + "o lt", + "up s", + "u ps", + "▁moment o", + "▁mom ento", + "▁S ain", + "▁Sa in", + "Te rm", + "T erm", + "▁c elle", + "▁ce lle", + "▁cell e", + "▁cel le", + "G R", + "Mo use", + "M ouse", + "▁челов ек", + "▁челове к", + "▁Col lection", + "▁Coll ection", + "▁Collect ion", + "▁ Collection", + "ât re", + "â tre", + "▁W rite", + "▁Writ e", + "▁ Write", + "▁P om", + "▁Po m", + "[ -", + "Ca m", + "C am", + "▁loc ations", + "▁location s", + "▁J son", + "▁ Json", + "el led", + "ell ed", + "elle d", + "select or", + "sel ector", + "re peat", + "ct ors", + "ctor s", + "ot te", + "ott e", + "o tte", + "ви зи", + "änd e", + "än de", + "ä nde", + "▁ach ieved", + "▁achieve d", + "▁achiev ed", + "▁main ly", + "____ ____", + "! )", + "▁явля ется", + "▁c ities", + "▁ci ties", + "▁cit ies", + "sing le", + "sin gle", + "г ре", + "▁P ak", + "▁Pa k", + "▁allow ing", + "▁allo wing", + "fer red", + "▁а пре", + "хо дя", + "ход я", + "▁brow sers", + "▁browser s", + "▁es crit", + "▁esc rit", + "▁escri t", + "▁mount ain", + "▁network s", + "▁net works", + "ki nd", + "kin d", + "k ind", + "li ver", + "live r", + "liv er", + "l iver", + "▁cl osing", + "▁clos ing", + "▁clo sing", + "▁sk ip", + "▁ski p", + "▁ skip", + "ú t", + "▁d uration", + "▁dur ation", + "▁ duration", + "ét ait", + "éta it", + "é tait", + "▁s cr", + "▁sc r", + "▁ scr", + "B B", + "ór ia", + "ó ria", + "▁K ultur", + "▁Kult ur", + "▁output s", + "multi column", + "multicol umn", + "▁bel ongs", + "▁belong s", + "fe ature", + "uc ky", + "uck y", + "▁j uli", + "▁ju li", + "▁jul i", + "▁рай она", + "▁райо на", + "▁район а", + "з во", + "fact ory", + "factor y", + "f actory", + "Fun c", + "F unc", + "▁ut ter", + "▁ utter", + "▁TO DO", + "▁o bt", + "▁ob t", + "ateg ories", + "ategor ies", + "▁com bine", + "▁comb ine", + "▁combin e", + "▁W all", + "▁Wal l", + "▁Wa ll", + "▁under lying", + "ar ono", + "aron o", + "aro no", + "▁P rote", + "▁Pro te", + "▁Pr ote", + "c ów", + "st an", + "sta n", + "s tan", + "▁G ew", + "▁Ge w", + "▁opt imal", + "▁optim al", + "▁Archiv link", + "▁S cript", + "▁ Script", + "▁destroy ed", + "х е", + "▁Fire fox", + "▁s ole", + "▁so le", + "▁sol e", + "▁ sole", + "La yer", + "L ayer", + "т ку", + "▁st ores", + "▁stor es", + "▁store s", + "▁sto res", + "▁dis plays", + "▁display s", + "is hing", + "ish ing", + "ishi ng", + "▁о ст", + "▁ос т", + "▁inst ant", + "▁el ő", + "▁habit antes", + "▁Ein wo", + "▁a li", + "▁al i", + "▁ ali", + "▁ER ROR", + "▁ERR OR", + "▁ ERROR", + "▁a head", + "▁ah ead", + "▁go als", + "▁goal s", + "▁m ár", + "▁má r", + "▁s ą", + "▁m art", + "▁ma rt", + "▁mar t", + "▁ mart", + "мини стра", + "F r", + "▁V illa", + "▁Vill a", + "▁Vi lla", + "▁Vil la", + "▁M arc", + "▁Mar c", + "▁Ma rc", + "ro py", + "rop y", + "r opy", + "ag ram", + "agr am", + "a gram", + "ha pe", + "h ape", + "ме й", + "м ей", + "▁A L", + "▁ AL", + "▁conne xes", + "▁En tre", + "▁Ent re", + "St ep", + "Ste p", + "лі в", + "л ів", + "▁De ath", + "▁r ise", + "▁ris e", + "▁ri se", + "▁f os", + "▁fo s", + "▁l ev", + "▁le v", + "▁ lev", + "ga be", + "g abe", + "▁b roke", + "▁br oke", + "▁bro ke", + "product s", + "▁m edi", + "▁me di", + "▁med i", + "▁ medi", + "▁dis pon", + "▁disp on", + "Pack age", + "P ackage", + "Image View", + "▁N ag", + "▁Na g", + "uj ą", + "u ją", + "W ord", + "▁k ole", + "▁ko le", + "▁kol e", + "ße r", + "ß er", + ")` .", + ") `.", + "▁r ol", + "▁ro l", + "▁ rol", + "▁ í", + "те й", + "т ей", + "Pro gress", + "be an", + "▁s empre", + "▁sem pre", + "State ment", + "Stat ement", + "UP DATE", + "▁mond iale", + "▁w rapper", + "▁wr apper", + "▁wra pper", + "▁wrap per", + "▁ wrapper", + "▁C hart", + "▁Ch art", + "▁Char t", + "▁Cha rt", + "▁ Chart", + "▁on Click", + "че ння", + "чен ня", + "LO G", + "some thing", + "som ething", + "s omething", + "▁IN SERT", + "▁ INSERT", + "ще ния", + "ue t", + "u et", + "wer p", + "we rp", + "ro und", + "rou nd", + "r ound", + "ic hen", + "ich en", + "iche n", + "i chen", + "▁X VI", + "▁XV I", + "з ни", + "▁ave va", + "▁St ore", + "▁Sto re", + "▁ Store", + "▁x s", + "▁ xs", + "ra cht", + "rac ht", + "rach t", + "r acht", + "sc ar", + "s car", + "▁op era", + "▁oper a", + "▁ opera", + "▁deg rees", + "▁degree s", + "▁cit iz", + "äs ident", + "▁class ical", + "▁classic al", + "▁Jer sey", + "▁er sch", + "▁ers ch", + "▁ ersch", + "▁treat ment", + "▁насе ље", + "н ня", + "▁bo ost", + "▁ boost", + "am ount", + "amo unt", + "a mount", + "▁со зда", + "ér ieur", + "érie ur", + "éri eur", + "▁t elling", + "▁tell ing", + "▁tel ling", + "Ha s", + "H as", + "▁in iti", + "▁init i", + "▁П и", + "ev al", + "e val", + "▁M atch", + "▁Mat ch", + "▁ Match", + "▁cor re", + "▁corr e", + "Point er", + "Po inter", + "▁pass es", + "▁passe s", + "comp any", + "▁а н", + "▁ ан", + "ach es", + "ac hes", + "ache s", + "a ches", + "▁sig lo", + "не м", + "н ем", + "▁ex change", + "▁ exchange", + "ci to", + "cit o", + "c ito", + "▁B ab", + "▁Ba b", + "Do c", + "D oc", + "ze ś", + "▁на род", + "▁ народ", + "▁conf lict", + "▁conflic t", + "▁confl ict", + "▁nov ember", + "ea u", + "e au", + "ö v", + "▁H ub", + "▁Hu b", + "▁ Hub", + "▁p oco", + "▁po co", + "▁poc o", + "en sa", + "ens a", + "sch ließ", + "lass e", + "las se", + "l asse", + "data s", + "dat as", + "▁с ти", + "▁ст и", + "▁ сти", + "un ivers", + "uni vers", + "ek s", + "e ks", + "▁C ho", + "▁Ch o", + "▁ Cho", + "▁c ô", + "▁( .", + "▁ (.", + "ew nę", + "▁Ch ief", + "▁Chi ef", + "▁ch ef", + "▁che f", + "▁у прав", + "ul i", + "u li", + "▁' ''", + "▁'' '", + "▁ '''", + "nap shot", + "▁re lac", + "▁rel ac", + "▁rela c", + "ég e", + "é ge", + "w t", + "we nd", + "wen d", + "w end", + "os ing", + "osi ng", + "o sing", + "▁ha cer", + "▁hace r", + "▁ф ран", + "au tres", + "aut res", + "autre s", + "▁f ils", + "▁fil s", + "▁fi ls", + "er ed", + "ere d", + "e red", + "▁По силання", + "▁th erm", + "▁the rm", + "▁ther m", + "ер жа", + "su ch", + "s uch", + "▁i hren", + "▁ih ren", + "▁ihr en", + "▁ihre n", + "▁en contr", + "▁l ots", + "▁lo ts", + "▁lot s", + "lo go", + "log o", + "l ogo", + "▁W i", + "/ (", + "ш ње", + "DA TA", + "DAT A", + "D ATA", + "▁P layer", + "▁Pl ayer", + "▁Play er", + "▁Pla yer", + "▁ Player", + "▁Leip zig", + "▁rel atives", + "▁relative s", + "▁relativ es", + "ре в", + "р ев", + "▁new sp", + "▁news p", + "? ,", + "▁St utt", + "▁Stu tt", + "▁d ual", + "▁du al", + "▁compan ies", + "▁z am", + "▁za m", + "put ation", + "▁in equality", + "▁t rem", + "▁tr em", + "▁tre m", + "hi ps", + "hip s", + "h ips", + "an ch", + "anc h", + "▁ Ż", + "бур г", + "▁cop ies", + "da sh", + "das h", + "d ash", + "во р", + "в ор", + "spiel er", + "s pieler", + "▁Re volution", + "▁Revol ution", + "es ty", + "est y", + "e sty", + "▁j unto", + "▁jun to", + "▁junt o", + "▁Ind eed", + "ok al", + "oka l", + "o kal", + "ctr ine", + "▁F ord", + "▁For d", + "▁Fo rd", + "▁C REATE", + "▁ CREATE", + "▁w alls", + "▁wall s", + "▁wal ls", + "▁a ute", + "▁au te", + "▁aut e", + "S U", + "wh y", + "w hy", + "plement ation", + "ro ut", + "rou t", + "r out", + "Mat rix", + "▁s ad", + "▁sa d", + "ан а", + "а на", + "▁P ic", + "▁Pi c", + ". “", + "▁A C", + "▁ AC", + "▁F est", + "▁Fe st", + "▁des ktop", + "▁ desktop", + "▁P ay", + "▁Pa y", + "▁ Pay", + "ome times", + "omet imes", + "▁T ak", + "▁Ta k", + "ра б", + "▁S ever", + "▁Se ver", + "▁nor thern", + "▁north ern", + "an ter", + "ant er", + "ante r", + "▁Mod ern", + "▁Mo dern", + "▁Mode rn", + "wa l", + "w al", + "{ \r", + "on line", + "ö k", + "▁brit ann", + "$ _", + "▁j ar", + "▁ja r", + "▁ jar", + "T L", + "xx xx", + "xxx x", + "x xxx", + "mer ge", + "▁N amen", + "▁Name n", + "▁Na men", + "▁Nam en", + "▁K EY", + "▁ KEY", + "▁re fers", + "▁ref ers", + "▁refer s", + "▁h in", + "▁hi n", + "▁ hin", + "▁Vol ks", + "▁Volk s", + "st eller", + "stell er", + "stelle r", + "vi ation", + "via tion", + "v iation", + "on io", + "oni o", + "o nio", + "ight er", + "igh ter", + "Com pat", + "Comp at", + "▁C E", + "▁ CE", + "▁p ró", + "▁pr ó", + "▁encuent ra", + "the orem", + "▁pub li", + "▁Develop ment", + "н д", + "▁r os", + "▁ro s", + "▁ ros", + "▁s hr", + "▁sh r", + "se au", + "s eau", + "▁gener ating", + "▁gene rating", + "▁difficult y", + "▁Ex press", + "▁Exp ress", + "▁ Express", + "Al ignment", + "de utsch", + "▁Вла ди", + "▁sugg ests", + "▁suggest s", + "▁Famil y", + "▁Fam ily", + "▁ Family", + "bb i", + "b bi", + "]) .", + "] ).", + "st aw", + "sta w", + "▁pres idente", + "▁president e", + "▁presiden te", + "▁st esso", + "in x", + "i nx", + "set up", + "▁con form", + "▁conf orm", + "▁f ro", + "▁fr o", + "=\\ \"", + "= \\\"", + "▁d å", + "ic iones", + "ici ones", + "icio nes", + "icion es", + "i ciones", + "▁e volution", + "▁evol ution", + "pr ote", + "pro te", + "p rote", + "▁pr ints", + "▁print s", + "▁prin ts", + "▁P ont", + "▁Po nt", + "▁Pon t", + "▁conf usion", + "▁ Й", + "▁d ello", + "▁del lo", + "▁dell o", + "▁man if", + "Def inition", + "ár a", + "á ra", + "ma ls", + "mal s", + "m als", + "▁s ale", + "▁sa le", + "▁sal e", + "▁drop down", + "▁ dropdown", + "Ch ain", + "Amer ican", + "America n", + "▁m k", + "▁ mk", + "▁B ez", + "▁Be z", + "▁F ue", + "▁Fu e", + "▁N E", + "▁ NE", + "гра фи", + "граф и", + "doc ker", + "do cker", + "d ocker", + "▁^ {", + "▁ ^{", + "As sert", + "Ass ert", + "▁hor izontal", + "▁horizon tal", + "▁ horizontal", + "(@ \"", + "( @\"", + "▁д ву", + "pro xy", + "U ri", + "gen cy", + "g ency", + "▁\" [", + "▁Q t", + "▁ Qt", + "▁N ames", + "▁Name s", + "▁Na mes", + "▁Nam es", + "▁ Names", + "▁evalu ate", + "▁eval uate", + "! /", + "▁ein ges", + "▁eing es", + "▁syn th", + "▁sy nth", + "▁You Tube", + "▁turn ing", + "▁tur ning", + "▁E ric", + "▁Er ic", + "▁б ли", + "▁ бли", + "▁k lub", + "▁kl ub", + "pl orer", + "▁s ports", + "▁sport s", + "▁s ia", + "▁si a", + "о ш", + "▁d ai", + "▁da i", + "▁e urope", + "▁europ e", + "▁euro pe", + "ic ians", + "ici ans", + "ician s", + "icia ns", + "ings områ", + "▁d re", + "▁dr e", + "▁work around", + "▁s uit", + "▁su it", + "▁ suit", + "amb igu", + "▁quant ity", + "▁ quantity", + "▁seg undo", + "Sym bol", + "S ymbol", + "▁m oral", + "▁mo ral", + "▁mor al", + "Ch art", + "Char t", + "C hart", + "▁da mit", + "▁dam it", + "▁attempt s", + "▁d onn", + "▁do nn", + "▁don n", + "jo s", + "j os", + "▁e re", + "▁er e", + "▁ ere", + "▁hom me", + "▁ homme", + "si mp", + "sim p", + "s imp", + "rypt ed", + "▁act s", + "▁ac ts", + "inner HTML", + "▁tourn ament", + "▁s ky", + "▁sk y", + "▁ sky", + "Time r", + "Tim er", + "T imer", + "▁mill ions", + "▁million s", + "^ +", + "ag ent", + "age nt", + "agen t", + "a gent", + "') );", + "')) ;", + "' ));", + "▁o st", + "▁os t", + "▁ ost", + "▁g la", + "▁gl a", + "▁по мо", + "▁f ün", + "ст вом", + "ств ом", + "ство м", + "ewnę trz", + "▁Mé xico", + "▁l ub", + "▁lu b", + "▁ lub", + "▁É d", + "if ik", + "ifi k", + "i fik", + "че ский", + "▁im mer", + "▁imm er", + "▁ immer", + "en sen", + "ens en", + "ense n", + "an ny", + "ann y", + "in line", + "▁g over", + "▁go ver", + "au c", + "a uc", + "▁re pre", + "▁rep re", + "▁repr e", + "▁histor ia", + "▁hist oria", + "A g", + "▁p lt", + "▁pl t", + "▁Pr inci", + "▁Prin ci", + "im eter", + "ime ter", + "imet er", + "i meter", + "ő s", + "š e", + "▁U E", + "▁ UE", + "Equ als", + "Equal s", + "Eq uals", + "Dis patch", + "le gen", + "leg en", + "lege n", + "l egen", + "ла зи", + "чно й", + "ч ной", + "▁st ell", + "▁ste ll", + "▁ stell", + "ń st", + "▁c ri", + "▁cr i", + "▁ cri", + "▁In dep", + "▁Ind ep", + "è de", + "}\\ )", + "} \\)", + "▁w yst", + "▁wy st", + "▁wys t", + "▁fig ured", + "▁figure d", + "▁figur ed", + "AT CH", + "éb en", + "é ben", + "la cht", + "lac ht", + "lach t", + "l acht", + "▁succeed ed", + "gr y", + "g ry", + "▁p ret", + "▁pr et", + "▁pre t", + "▁ pret", + "▁S af", + "▁Sa f", + "▁\" );", + "▁\") ;", + "▁ \");", + "e h", + "▁offic iel", + "▁offici el", + "краї н", + "wi nd", + "win d", + "w ind", + "▁sc atter", + "▁F ox", + "▁Fo x", + "ic ious", + "ici ous", + "icio us", + "i cious", + "Man y", + "Ma ny", + "M any", + "up er", + "u per", + "▁Con vert", + "▁ Convert", + "st erd", + "ste rd", + "ster d", + "▁St ein", + "▁Ste in", + "▁О т", + "}^ {(", + "}^{ (", + "} ^{(", + "bet ween", + "hi re", + "h ire", + "▁on Create", + "▁ onCreate", + "; ", + "- ->", + "▁p ří", + "▁př í", + "pan das", + "p andas", + "▁P lus", + "▁Pl us", + "▁ Plus", + "yl l", + "y ll", + "▁t error", + "▁te rror", + "▁ter ror", + "▁c rim", + "▁cr im", + "▁cri m", + "▁z ak", + "▁za k", + "▁ zak", + "iss ue", + "pa nel", + "pan el", + "p anel", + "sv g", + "▁re b", + "▁r eb", + "▁ reb", + "Custom er", + "sw itch", + "об ра", + "о бра", + "▁Champion ships", + "▁Championship s", + "▁Champions hips", + "cl o", + "c lo", + "at te", + "att e", + "a tte", + "▁any more", + "▁excell ent", + "▁opport unity", + "▁opportun ity", + "▁B ahn", + "▁Ba hn", + "▁Bah n", + "чи н", + "ч ин", + "et ing", + "eti ng", + "e ting", + "▁inc ident", + "to m", + "t om", + "Per s", + "Pe rs", + "P ers", + "bb en", + "bbe n", + "b ben", + "ствен ной", + "ственно й", + "и х", + "ro uter", + "route r", + "rout er", + "rou ter", + "r outer", + "▁new ly", + "▁sil ence", + "▁G NU", + "▁R ails", + "▁Ra ils", + "▁Rail s", + "▁A mb", + "▁Am b", + "▁Q ual", + "▁Qu al", + "▁ Qual", + "▁Sch aus", + "▁Sc haus", + "▁S ohn", + "▁So hn", + "▁A LL", + "▁AL L", + "▁ ALL", + "▁ro yal", + "▁roy al", + "▁ £", + "wi ę", + "w ię", + "▁ent fer", + "▁Re move", + "▁Rem ove", + "▁ Remove", + "▁hard ly", + "Us ing", + "U sing", + "ло г", + "▁I ch", + "▁d erni", + "▁der ni", + "▁Con nection", + "▁Connect ion", + "▁ Connection", + "fi sh", + "f ish", + "▁In form", + "▁Inf orm", + "▁Info rm", + "▁E ner", + "▁En er", + "ro it", + "r oit", + "B bb", + "View Model", + "V ideo", + "il ey", + "ile y", + "i ley", + "▁м ного", + "▁мно го", + "▁G em", + "▁Ge m", + "▁comp reh", + "▁compr eh", + "en umerate", + "ul as", + "ula s", + "u las", + "▁B ah", + "▁Ba h", + "▁Y et", + "▁Ye t", + "B R", + "х ра", + "▁count y", + "▁coun ty", + "▁H ist", + "▁His t", + "▁Hi st", + "▁Г у", + "▁ Ј", + "▁m ari", + "▁ma ri", + "▁mar i", + "▁C lar", + "▁Cl ar", + "▁Cla r", + "Bit map", + "B itmap", + "▁C z", + "▁m ån", + "▁må n", + "▁m ere", + "▁me re", + "▁mer e", + "▁mus ique", + "al so", + "als o", + "date s", + "da tes", + "dat es", + "d ates", + "▁D VD", + "▁g ol", + "▁go l", + "fo ny", + "fon y", + "f ony", + "▁Cast le", + "▁фа ми", + "▁arr ang", + "▁Bus iness", + "▁K az", + "▁Ka z", + "▁o sc", + "▁os c", + "▁ osc", + "▁se colo", + "▁sec olo", + "▁aff ected", + "▁affect ed", + "▁He alth", + "re b", + "r eb", + "ed itor", + "edit or", + "edi tor", + "▁own ed", + "▁ow ned", + "▁ owned", + "t l", + "▁v í", + "▁ ví", + "чни х", + "ч них", + "к ви", + "▁dev ient", + "▁devi ent", + "M utable", + "▁t egen", + "▁te gen", + "Reg ister", + "є ю", + "▁car acter", + "лл и", + "л ли", + "▁n ouvelle", + "▁nouve lle", + "ok o", + "o ko", + "icht et", + "ichte t", + "▁e vol", + "▁ev ol", + "▁H ab", + "▁Ha b", + "▁mil itar", + "▁milit ar", + "▁p uts", + "▁put s", + "▁pu ts", + "end if", + "endi f", + "▁Dav is", + "▁Da vis", + "▁Scot land", + "reg ular", + "▁Con text", + "▁Cont ext", + "▁ Context", + "is piel", + "isp iel", + "i spiel", + "▁G allery", + "▁Gall ery", + "\", \r", + "\" ,\r", + "▁a rc", + "▁ar c", + "▁ arc", + "▁IN FO", + "▁ INFO", + "▁c od", + "▁co d", + "▁ cod", + "ді в", + "д ів", + "▁v archar", + "▁var char", + "▁ varchar", + "▁tou jours", + "at ial", + "ati al", + "atia l", + "▁h anno", + "▁han no", + "▁проф ес", + "▁launch ed", + "▁насе лення", + "▁t on", + "▁to n", + "▁ ton", + "au sed", + "ause d", + "aus ed", + "a used", + "▁і з", + "▁t ö", + "▁P ur", + "▁Pu r", + "▁o lymp", + "AR N", + "ó m", + "▁a ugust", + "▁aug ust", + "▁f urn", + "▁fur n", + "▁fu rn", + "▁Col omb", + "▁Sta ats", + "▁Staat s", + "ho ra", + "hor a", + "h ora", + "▁м ор", + "▁мо р", + "▁ мор", + "can vas", + "▁gr ave", + "▁gra ve", + "▁grav e", + "▁com position", + "▁comp osition", + "▁compos ition", + "ac ja", + "▁которы е", + "▁ч о", + "▁ чо", + "Gener al", + "Gen eral", + "ан і", + "а ні", + "▁Joh annes", + "▁Johann es", + "▁Johan nes", + "ка р", + "к ар", + "▁ча ст", + "▁час т", + "▁Ва си", + "ss h", + "s sh", + "▁repla cing", + "▁< >", + "▁ <>", + "ці в", + "ц ів", + "la us", + "lau s", + "l aus", + "en y", + "e ny", + "äh l", + "ä hl", + "▁m arg", + "▁ma rg", + "▁mar g", + "ci ence", + "c ience", + "▁inst ruction", + "▁instru ction", + "▁instruct ion", + "▁ко ји", + "Ed itor", + "Edit or", + "▁fund amental", + "mu nd", + "mun d", + "m und", + "▁exception s", + "▁except ions", + "▁p late", + "▁pl ate", + "▁pla te", + "▁plat e", + "▁ plate", + "▁L is", + "▁Li s", + "▁d eren", + "▁de ren", + "▁der en", + "▁dere n", + "pr ep", + "pre p", + "p rep", + "▁janu ari", + "Sc ope", + "S cope", + "yn ast", + "yna st", + "r v", + "or sz", + "ors z", + "▁T ony", + "▁To ny", + "▁Ton y", + "▁д і", + "▁ ді", + "▁о дна", + "▁од на", + "▁s ab", + "▁sa b", + "ot i", + "o ti", + "je l", + "j el", + "▁gener ator", + "▁ generator", + "▁' .", + "▁ '.", + "▁sh arp", + "▁ sharp", + "▁то лько", + "▁account s", + "▁ž e", + "▁ že", + "▁for am", + "▁fo ram", + "▁g ouvern", + "TI ME", + "T IME", + "▁Sov iet", + "▁G é", + "▁ex ped", + "▁exp ed", + "▁ord inary", + "▁ordin ary", + "▁ ordinary", + "▁Con serv", + "▁Cons erv", + "▁Conse rv", + "▁com pla", + "▁comp la", + "▁compl a", + "te i", + "t ei", + "▁cap tain", + "▁capt ain", + "▁Sam uel", + "▁D ark", + "▁Dar k", + "▁в ін", + "▁ві н", + "▁de light", + "▁del ight", + "re cht", + "rec ht", + "di a", + "d ia", + "ess es", + "esse s", + "ul p", + "u lp", + "ш ки", + "be z", + "b ez", + "▁det ection", + "▁detect ion", + "▁cook ie", + "▁ cookie", + "an try", + "ant ry", + "Mult i", + "ob a", + "o ba", + "▁j oy", + "▁jo y", + "▁safe ty", + "▁saf ety", + "| ^", + "po d", + "p od", + "ad ém", + "▁Ch ron", + "▁Chr on", + "▁D jango", + "▁Dj ango", + "▁ehem al", + "k h", + "è le", + "▁p oc", + "▁po c", + "B ottom", + "la unch", + "ne m", + "n em", + "▁G ROUP", + "▁ GROUP", + "ní ho", + "▁G ib", + "▁Gi b", + "sd k", + "s dk", + "B E", + "▁G ene", + "▁Ge ne", + "▁Gen e", + "▁St aff", + "▁Sta ff", + "▁subsequ ent", + "ic ion", + "ici on", + "icio n", + "i cion", + "▁vict ory", + "▁c anon", + "▁can on", + "▁ca non", + "iz ar", + "iza r", + "i zar", + "iz ia", + "izi a", + "i zia", + "▁m ate", + "▁ma te", + "▁mat e", + "▁ mate", + "▁lay ers", + "▁layer s", + "▁ layers", + "su do", + "s udo", + "sch ule", + "per iment", + "ül et", + "ü let", + "AR CHAR", + "▁тер рито", + "▁me asures", + "▁measure s", + "▁meas ures", + "▁z ou", + "▁zo u", + "ops is", + "на ми", + "tb ody", + "t body", + "▁e se", + "▁es e", + "▁ ese", + "ster dam", + "sterd am", + "▁ph oto", + "▁phot o", + "▁ photo", + "ynchron ous", + "set minus", + "▁lo ads", + "▁load s", + "▁ loads", + "▁ple asure", + "▁me ille", + "}\\ ,", + "} \\,", + "qu al", + "qua l", + "q ual", + "▁fav our", + "▁r od", + "▁ro d", + "▁ rod", + "De r", + "D er", + "ра бо", + "раб о", + "▁pr essed", + "▁pres sed", + "▁press ed", + "▁ pressed", + "r ę", + "ie ving", + "iev ing", + "mate rial", + "m aterial", + "vi rt", + "vir t", + "v irt", + "▁cap able", + "с ло", + "us hed", + "ush ed", + "▁по бе", + "uset ts", + "un signed", + "uns igned", + "k ów", + "▁o v", + "▁ ov", + "eg eben", + "ege ben", + "e geben", + "▁app lying", + "▁apply ing", + "▁gal ax", + "▁ga lax", + "▁O racle", + "▁Or acle", + "▁Stutt gart", + "In fl", + "Inf l", + "ach usetts", + "▁de el", + "li re", + "l ire", + "▁stat unit", + "▁Polit iker", + "▁Politik er", + "▁beaut y", + ") >", + "▁Columb ia", + "▁zewnętrz ne", + "▁про гра", + "▁пр огра", + "▁d x", + "▁ dx", + "ck now", + "c know", + "▁d ub", + "▁du b", + "un ächst", + "find ViewById", + "▁M and", + "▁Man d", + "▁Ma nd", + "ál l", + "á ll", + "na ire", + "n aire", + "▁dest in", + "is ting", + "ist ing", + "isti ng", + "ag gi", + "agg i", + "a ggi", + "ch art", + "char t", + "cha rt", + "c hart", + "▁just ice", + "Sim ple", + "▁un fortunately", + "і р", + "▁qu esta", + "▁que sta", + "▁quest a", + "▁ questa", + "▁Govern or", + "я в", + "▁mús ica", + "▁equ ipo", + "▁equip o", + "▁D est", + "▁De st", + "▁Des t", + "▁ Dest", + "el ect", + "ele ct", + "e lect", + "Stack Trace", + "зо м", + "з ом", + "pr oc", + "pro c", + "p roc", + "ent in", + "enti n", + "ad ora", + "ado ra", + "ador a", + "▁Л ю", + "▁register ed", + "H L", + "face book", + "fac ebook", + "▁st oring", + "▁stor ing", + "▁sto ring", + "▁Current ly", + "▁qu adr", + "▁quad r", + "Stand ard", + "tr im", + "tri m", + "t rim", + "ear s", + "ea rs", + "e ars", + "se nder", + "sen der", + "send er", + "s ender", + "▁V as", + "▁Va s", + "▁ed ific", + "▁B ür", + "▁Bü r", + "▁C ountry", + "▁Count ry", + "▁Coun try", + "▁ Country", + "th a", + "t ha", + "; \"", + "no r", + "n or", + "▁Do ctor", + "▁Doc tor", + "ru ment", + "rum ent", + "r ument", + "Ge n", + "G en", + "▁B uen", + "▁Bu en", + "ra de", + "rad e", + "r ade", + "▁k un", + "n avigation", + "Pa y", + "P ay", + "▁capt ured", + "▁capture d", + "▁st ruck", + "▁str uck", + "▁stru ck", + "ven ir", + "ém ent", + "é ment", + "▁T ree", + "▁Tr ee", + "▁Tre e", + "▁ Tree", + "▁x x", + "▁ xx", + "▁n arr", + "▁na rr", + "▁nar r", + "ль ного", + "льно го", + "▁inst alling", + "▁install ing", + "▁instal ling", + "▁associ ation", + "▁insert ed", + "▁inser ted", + "er ner", + "ern er", + "erne r", + "valid ate", + "▁l ut", + "▁lu t", + "▁g lo", + "▁gl o", + "▁techn ology", + "▁P lace", + "▁Pl ace", + "▁Pla ce", + "▁ Place", + "$ ?", + "▁z v", + "с лі", + "E P", + "▁at mos", + "ug o", + "u go", + "ér t", + "é rt", + "▁W erk", + "▁Wer k", + "▁% }", + "te le", + "tel e", + "t ele", + "Sp an", + "S pan", + "▁R aj", + "▁Ra j", + "▁Person en", + "▁Pers onen", + "▁C ant", + "▁Can t", + "▁Ca nt", + "▁com bat", + "▁comb at", + "▁observ ation", + "▁obs ervation", + "param eter", + "para meter", + "▁agre ed", + "▁agree d", + "▁agr eed", + "pu r", + "p ur", + "▁sh adow", + "▁ shadow", + "▁g ł", + "Key s", + "Ke ys", + "Cre d", + "Cr ed", + "C red", + "ou ri", + "our i", + "o uri", + "▁p ale", + "▁pa le", + "▁pal e", + "ic ké", + "ick é", + "▁We ek", + "▁ Week", + "▁Pr ime", + "▁Pri me", + "▁Prim e", + "> .", + "Init ial", + "▁о дин", + "▁од ин", + "▁' ',", + "▁'' ,", + "▁у чи", + "▁In v", + "▁ Inv", + "col a", + "co la", + "c ola", + "ci ble", + "c ible", + "▁The atre", + "▁b em", + "▁be m", + "▁satisf y", + "x l", + "▁ра зви", + "▁раз ви", + "▁p ixel", + "▁pix el", + "lá n", + "l án", + "▁tw ee", + "▁twe e", + "ço n", + "ç on", + "не ния", + "▁A T", + "▁ AT", + "èg e", + "è ge", + "▁M ort", + "▁Mor t", + "▁Mo rt", + "▁my sq", + "▁ mysq", + "ft en", + "fte n", + "f ten", + "▁п ес", + "▁пе с", + "ém a", + "é ma", + "▁Service s", + "▁Serv ices", + "▁ Services", + "custom er", + "▁A WS", + "ъ т", + "▁A ch", + "▁Ac h", + "% .", + "▁clar ify", + "▁уни версите", + "xt ure", + "um i", + "u mi", + "▁s å", + "▁P el", + "▁Pe l", + "se rial", + "ser ial", + "UR I", + "U RI", + "▁r g", + "▁ rg", + "▁со ста", + "ch estra", + "che stra", + "ches tra", + "]. [", + "] .[", + "we n", + "w en", + "▁Lond res", + "▁an ys", + "▁any s", + "Data Source", + "▁рай оне", + "▁райо не", + "▁район е", + "▁re in", + "▁r ein", + "▁rei n", + "▁met adata", + "▁meta data", + "▁ metadata", + "um ble", + "umb le", + "ar beit", + "arbe it", + "hn er", + "h ner", + "ci ent", + "cie nt", + "c ient", + "▁n orte", + "▁nor te", + "▁о на", + "▁он а", + "▁ она", + "▁sc ored", + "▁score d", + "▁r ay", + "▁ra y", + "▁ ray", + "▁фев ра", + "▁фе вра", + "▁pro tagon", + "▁prot agon", + "▁S ac", + "▁Sa c", + "▁comm only", + "▁common ly", + "Linear Layout", + "▁app lic", + "▁ма я", + "З а", + "▁access ible", + "ie wer", + "iew er", + "fl ag", + "f lag", + "▁R ück", + "ä u", + "▁e rano", + "▁er ano", + "▁era no", + "▁eran o", + "▁auth entic", + "▁ authentic", + "▁R y", + "▁не ско", + "▁emb argo", + "▁embar go", + "▁d ry", + "▁dr y", + "▁reason able", + "▁Mod ule", + "▁ Module", + "▁acc eler", + "▁inter view", + "▁C reek", + "▁Cre ek", + "▁al pha", + "▁ alpha", + "se rie", + "ser ie", + "s erie", + "Th ey", + "The y", + "ю чи", + "▁H of", + "▁Ho f", + "▁C R", + "▁ CR", + "mod al", + "mo dal", + "▁sequence s", + "▁sequ ences", + "cl osed", + "close d", + "clos ed", + "clo sed", + ")} $", + ") }$", + "▁Ч ер", + "▁Че р", + "▁OR DER", + "▁ ORDER", + "Right arrow", + "R ightarrow", + "haus en", + "}} _", + "} }_", + "▁tamb é", + "▁magn etic", + "▁magnet ic", + "▁Mc C", + "▁win ning", + "under line", + "▁Bill board", + "na io", + "▁l iqu", + "▁li qu", + "▁ liqu", + "display style", + "time out", + "▁consider able", + "▁e ben", + "▁eb en", + "▁ eben", + "iffer ent", + "iffe rent", + "an u", + "a nu", + "▁С ов", + "▁Со в", + "[ (", + "▁: -)", + "▁:- )", + "le itung", + "form ed", + "for med", + "▁Man ager", + "▁ Manager", + "▁on click", + "T Y", + "та х", + "C V", + "run time", + "r untime", + "po que", + "▁Л о", + "Tem p", + "Te mp", + "T emp", + "lo aded", + "load ed", + "▁! ==", + "▁!= =", + "▁s inger", + "▁sing er", + "▁sin ger", + "fa r", + "f ar", + "▁Com ple", + "▁Comp le", + "▁ Comple", + "▁Ö sterreich", + "Pol icy", + "▁work er", + "▁wor ker", + "▁ worker", + "W rapper", + "ob i", + "o bi", + "▁discuss ed", + "▁b uy", + "▁bu y", + "▁янва ря", + "▁D in", + "▁Di n", + "▁g ed", + "▁ge d", + "▁ ged", + "ско ј", + "E urope", + "▁t all", + "▁tal l", + "▁ta ll", + "ho s", + "h os", + "ла го", + "▁B lock", + "▁Bl ock", + "▁Blo ck", + "▁ Block", + "▁ident ified", + "List View", + "▁attempt ing", + "▁typ ical", + "ps um", + "p sum", + "os ter", + "ost er", + "o ster", + "▁ж урна", + "P e", + "mer ce", + "▁un expected", + "hu i", + "h ui", + "let ter", + "lett er", + "lette r", + "l etter", + "▁nue vo", + "▁а бо", + "▁VAL UES", + "▁I z", + "Fl ags", + "Flag s", + "▁TR UE", + "▁ TRUE", + "iz ación", + "iza ción", + "▁gro wing", + "▁grow ing", + "es tre", + "est re", + "estr e", + "e stre", + "▁p oly", + "▁po ly", + "▁pol y", + "▁ poly", + "▁St one", + "▁Sto ne", + "▁V III", + "▁VI II", + "▁VII I", + "▁local host", + "▁ localhost", + "äh lt", + "ähl t", + "▁embed ded", + "jd bc", + "j dbc", + "▁con vention", + "▁conv ention", + "▁conven tion", + "▁convent ion", + "▁s cala", + "▁sc ala", + "▁scal a", + "▁ scala", + "со к", + "с ок", + "▁an alog", + "▁anal og", + "▁\" +", + "▁ \"+", + "ц ю", + "oc c", + "o cc", + "▁l itt", + "▁li tt", + "▁lit t", + "P N", + "▁а ктив", + "▁ак тив", + "att ributes", + "attribute s", + "▁F erd", + "▁Fe rd", + "▁Fer d", + "▁az ure", + "▁ azure", + "ș ti", + "ño s", + "ñ os", + "pi ng", + "pin g", + "p ing", + "▁te acher", + "▁teach er", + "▁tea cher", + "} &", + "ip e", + "i pe", + "▁N ob", + "▁No b", + "▁и ма", + "▁им а", + "Bi nd", + "B ind", + "▁mag ic", + "▁Trans port", + "▁ Transport", + "ix el", + "▁comp uted", + "▁comput ed", + "▁compute d", + "ag na", + "agn a", + "er st", + "ers t", + "H A", + "W ait", + "▁author s", + "▁auth ors", + "▁; )", + "cl am", + "cla m", + "c lam", + "▁Pen nsylvan", + "▁d rug", + "▁dr ug", + "▁dru g", + "▁v ain", + "▁va in", + "▁employ ed", + "▁individ uals", + "▁individual s", + "▁an ge", + "▁ang e", + "▁ ange", + "ut at", + "uta t", + "u tat", + "▁$ -", + "▁ $-", + "cor rect", + "corr ect", + "▁exper iments", + "▁experiment s", + "Arg ument", + "▁I B", + "▁ IB", + "▁p ère", + "▁B rian", + "▁Br ian", + "ber ger", + "berg er", + "Ma c", + "M ac", + "ia st", + "ias t", + "i ast", + "Per m", + "Pe rm", + "P erm", + "Ca st", + "C ast", + "▁{ };", + "▁{} ;", + "▁St udent", + "▁Stud ent", + "▁Stu dent", + "▁ Student", + "▁st att", + "▁stat t", + "▁sta tt", + "al gebra", + "▁equ als", + "▁equal s", + "▁eq uals", + "▁ equals", + "▁pro jet", + "▁prés ident", + "Activity Thread", + "▁ein z", + "en ia", + "eni a", + "e nia", + "re z", + "r ez", + "ess ional", + "ession al", + "▁авгу ста", + "over ride", + "ne ws", + "new s", + "▁pla net", + "▁plan et", + "▁plane t", + "n n", + "▁W is", + "▁Wi s", + "тв ер", + "т вер", + "▁Val id", + "▁ Valid", + "▁G ef", + "▁Ge f", + "гра д", + "▁e ig", + "an tom", + "ant om", + "anto m", + "▁Me ister", + "fl ags", + "flag s", + "ffic iale", + "fficial e", + "ша я", + "- ,", + "at ionen", + "ation en", + "ati onen", + "atio nen", + "mo use", + "m ouse", + "stand ard", + "Sing le", + "▁b ol", + "▁bo l", + "▁ bol", + "is is", + "isi s", + "▁f ruit", + "▁fr uit", + "c ourse", + "it ants", + "itan ts", + "▁é taient", + "▁ét aient", + "Text Field", + "▁ф он", + "▁фо н", + "▁a ircraft", + "▁air craft", + "▁I SSN", + "▁IS SN", + "▁west ern", + "▁ western", + "▁represent ing", + "Es p", + "E sp", + "▁El se", + "▁Els e", + "▁ Else", + "▁s izes", + "▁si zes", + "▁size s", + "▁satisf ied", + "ot os", + "oto s", + "U D", + "Fin al", + "Fi nal", + "F inal", + "ó j", + "è ve", + "▁R oy", + "▁Ro y", + "ff en", + "ffe n", + "f fen", + "▁s alt", + "▁sa lt", + "▁sal t", + "▁L abel", + "▁La bel", + "▁Lab el", + "▁ Label", + "S k", + "▁к ре", + "▁ кре", + "▁Ли тература", + "▁с м", + "Att ributes", + "Attribute s", + "ay e", + "a ye", + "сь к", + "▁вы со", + "- )", + "os es", + "ose s", + "cal cul", + "calc ul", + "▁C annot", + "▁Can not", + "▁ Cannot", + "Gener ic", + "em o", + "e mo", + "▁A utor", + "▁Aut or", + "▁Au tor", + "▁Auto r", + "лё н", + "л ён", + "ла га", + "vo te", + "v ote", + "lic ates", + "licate s", + "lica tes", + "ru s", + "r us", + "él i", + "é li", + "op f", + "o pf", + "at ique", + "ati que", + "sc ala", + "scal a", + "s cala", + "▁Oh io", + "▁Brit ann", + "▁b ef", + "▁be f", + "▁Е вро", + "▁Ев ро", + "▁Care er", + "is ée", + "isé e", + "ó t", + "bo se", + "bos e", + "b ose", + "▁Б ер", + "▁Бе р", + "▁Cont roller", + "▁Control ler", + "▁ Controller", + "po le", + "pol e", + "p ole", + "▁al len", + "▁all en", + "▁alle n", + "▁ allen", + "▁h ack", + "▁ha ck", + "▁ext ent", + "▁cal ci", + "▁calc i", + "Me r", + "M er", + "▁sum mary", + "▁summar y", + "▁summ ary", + "▁ summary", + "Mar t", + "Ma rt", + "M art", + "▁histor ical", + "▁historic al", + "im at", + "ima t", + "i mat", + "bu d", + "b ud", + "▁F OR", + "▁FO R", + "▁ FOR", + "ex port", + "exp ort", + "ed i", + "e di", + "Map ping", + "Mapp ing", + "Ma pping", + "M apping", + "▁A y", + "▁R uby", + "▁Ru by", + "▁Rub y", + "▁definition s", + "▁defin itions", + "▁definit ions", + "▁{ $", + "▁ {$", + "▁y ours", + "▁you rs", + "▁your s", + "▁yo urs", + "ri as", + "ria s", + "r ias", + "To uch", + "T ouch", + "▁G az", + "▁Ga z", + "▁Aut om", + "▁Au tom", + "▁Auto m", + "▁ Autom", + "▁и стори", + "▁исто ри", + "▁ис тори", + "▁d elen", + "▁de len", + "▁del en", + "▁K inder", + "▁Kind er", + "▁Ki nder", + "▁Kin der", + "}} %", + "} }%", + "▁perform ing", + "F R", + "▁S ig", + "▁Si g", + "▁B rad", + "▁Br ad", + "▁Bra d", + "br as", + "bra s", + "b ras", + "▁J ar", + "▁Ja r", + "pk g", + "p kg", + "w r", + "▁P ays", + "▁Pa ys", + "▁Pay s", + "N C", + "▁op posed", + "▁opp osed", + "▁oppos ed", + "Tr y", + "T ry", + "▁ве зе", + "▁B og", + "▁Bo g", + "▁writ es", + "▁wr ites", + "▁write s", + "▁st ories", + "▁stor ies", + "▁sto ries", + "▁m ater", + "▁ma ter", + "▁mat er", + "▁mate r", + "▁stag ione", + "▁s ty", + "▁st y", + "▁ sty", + "▁compat ible", + "▁ compatible", + "he ast", + "h east", + "▁G uy", + "▁Gu y", + "egr ünd", + "▁ident ifier", + "▁ identifier", + "▁he ads", + "▁head s", + "по зи", + "▁st up", + "▁t f", + "▁ tf", + "▁ј ош", + "▁H ugh", + "▁Hu gh", + "▁c ards", + "▁car ds", + "▁card s", + "▁ cards", + "ov y", + "o vy", + "▁To ast", + "al las", + "all as", + "alla s", + "▁p úblic", + "▁ass umes", + "▁assum es", + "▁assume s", + "▁чемпи она", + "yc ler", + "ycle r", + "y cler", + "▁Juni or", + "▁Jun ior", + "▁F ich", + "▁estim ated", + "▁estimate d", + "ze rw", + "zer w", + "di alog", + "dia log", + "d ialog", + "ши н", + "ш ин", + "sh ell", + "she ll", + "s hell", + "▁н их", + "▁ни х", + "▁ них", + "▁p itch", + "▁pit ch", + "до л", + "out ube", + "▁S anti", + "▁San ti", + "▁Sant i", + "On ClickListener", + "▁M agyar", + "▁Mag yar", + "▁v ue", + "▁vu e", + "▁ vue", + "i ão", + "▁` #", + "col lect", + "coll ect", + "▁R ou", + "▁Ro u", + "anal ysis", + "istrz ost", + "▁Dig ital", + "▁ Digital", + "▁c rist", + "▁cr ist", + "▁cri st", + "ri ere", + "rie re", + "rier e", + "r iere", + "▁cam po", + "▁camp o", + "U s", + "▁circ a", + "▁cir ca", + "▁Com ponent", + "▁ Component", + "▁NS String", + "▁ NSString", + "p d", + "▁pr ince", + "▁prin ce", + "▁in voke", + "▁inv oke", + "▁ invoke", + "▁Mar ine", + "▁Mari ne", + "Al low", + "All ow", + "est ic", + "esti c", + "ри сти", + "рис ти", + "рист и", + "bo ne", + "bon e", + "b one", + "ту ры", + "тур ы", + "▁pass ion", + "ác ió", + "á ció", + "▁o rn", + "▁or n", + "▁ orn", + "ве д", + "▁in vari", + "▁inv ari", + "▁н і", + "▁ ні", + "Re move", + "Rem ove", + "en cies", + "enc ies", + "enci es", + "il ib", + "ili b", + "i lib", + "▁Direct or", + "▁Dire ctor", + "▁Dir ector", + "\" \"", + "▁Con se", + "▁Cons e", + "google apis", + "ó k", + "▁У кра", + "▁H aving", + "▁Ha ving", + "▁Hav ing", + "Do main", + "Dom ain", + "ie rz", + "ier z", + "но логи", + "н ологи", + "Ch o", + "C ho", + "un defined", + "und efined", + "al loc", + "all oc", + "allo c", + "▁p ied", + "▁pi ed", + "▁pie d", + "▁f raction", + "▁fr action", + "▁fra ction", + "bi a", + "b ia", + "▁п оло", + "▁по ло", + "▁пол о", + "▁ поло", + "ug no", + "min ister", + "▁princip ale", + "▁principal e", + "▁ref used", + "▁refuse d", + "brow ser", + "b rowser", + "* ,", + "▁H ospital", + "▁univers al", + "▁Ern st", + "wh o", + "w ho", + "▁G ard", + "▁Gar d", + "▁Ga rd", + "' _", + "con de", + "co nde", + "cond e", + "c onde", + "▁[ {", + "▁ [{", + "so b", + "s ob", + "▁C rit", + "▁Cr it", + "▁дека бря", + "▁p unto", + "▁pun to", + "▁punt o", + "▁einges etzt", + "▁t ör", + "▁tö r", + "▁N i", + "▁w orry", + "▁wor ry", + "▁leg end", + "▁ legend", + "▁бу ли", + "▁k omm", + "▁kom m", + "▁ko mm", + "ri jk", + "rij k", + "r ijk", + "ef fect", + "eff ect", + "e ffect", + "Or i", + "O ri", + "RE S", + "R ES", + "▁P eters", + "▁Pe ters", + "▁Peter s", + "▁Pet ers", + "▁B aron", + "▁Bar on", + "▁Ba ron", + "▁G ot", + "▁Go t", + "▁hon est", + "▁ho nest", + "är e", + "ä re", + "ás z", + "á sz", + "▁no ble", + "▁nob le", + "▁con clusion", + "▁conclus ion", + "▁concl usion", + "▁form atting", + "▁format ting", + "▁formatt ing", + "▁o tto", + "▁ot to", + "▁ott o", + "▁ otto", + "▁de leg", + "▁del eg", + "м б", + "pt op", + "pto p", + "p top", + "▁s ends", + "▁send s", + "▁sen ds", + "ur name", + "urn ame", + "▁f estival", + "▁fest ival", + "▁festiv al", + ", ‎", + "ру с", + "р ус", + "▁d och", + "▁do ch", + "▁doc h", + "sub ject", + "su bject", + "▁care ful", + "qu ent", + "que nt", + "q uent", + "▁Lo ad", + "▁ Load", + "temper aturen", + "▁r ue", + "▁ru e", + "Mem ory", + "ț a", + "ion a", + "io na", + "i ona", + "▁dent ro", + "▁beg ann", + "▁began n", + "▁A qu", + "▁scient ific", + "ka ń", + "ло к", + "л ок", + "el de", + "eld e", + "▁Th ose", + "qu ier", + "qui er", + "act ér", + "▁Auf lage", + ") '", + "▁grad ient", + "▁ gradient", + "in teger", + "inte ger", + "▁Im port", + "▁Imp ort", + "▁ Import", + "S K", + "▁St atus", + "▁Stat us", + "▁ Status", + "▁exp lo", + "▁expl o", + "A E", + "Sh ell", + "She ll", + "S hell", + "▁Pa ulo", + "▁Paul o", + ". »", + "} '", + "hav ior", + "le i", + "l ei", + "ul f", + "▁ge ometry", + "▁geom etry", + "▁geomet ry", + "▁ geometry", + "pr ev", + "pre v", + "p rev", + "em pl", + "emp l", + "▁L é", + "an son", + "ans on", + "▁A lice", + "▁Al ice", + "▁Ali ce", + "pro totype", + "proto type", + "RE AD", + "ic ular", + "icul ar", + "i cular", + "▁б і", + "▁ бі", + "▁deutsch e", + "▁Re present", + "si tes", + "site s", + "s ites", + "▁Me an", + "▁d iss", + "▁di ss", + "▁dis s", + "▁Z ur", + "▁Zu r", + "▁п рез", + "▁пре з", + "▁пр ез", + "PA R", + "P AR", + "▁' #", + "▁D ra", + "▁Dr a", + "▁ Dra", + "со н", + "с он", + "▁ste ht", + "mar kt", + "mark t", + "▁e ase", + "▁eas e", + "Draw ing", + "Dra wing", + "= %", + "St op", + "Sto p", + "S top", + "▁s erving", + "▁ser ving", + "▁serv ing", + "▁servi ng", + "▁tak że", + "▁D NS", + "▁liter al", + "▁lit eral", + "Di e", + "D ie", + "▁в ос", + "▁во с", + "▁sen ior", + "ac ion", + "aci on", + "a cion", + "▁u buntu", + "▁ub untu", + "▁ ubuntu", + "▁Frank furt", + "▁Sun day", + "▁Sund ay", + "á b", + "▁jour ney", + "▁journ ey", + "is sa", + "iss a", + "ber ry", + "▁s ep", + "▁se p", + "▁ sep", + "▁i on", + "▁io n", + "▁ ion", + "wer t", + "we rt", + "w ert", + "or szág", + "orsz ág", + "ser ve", + "serv e", + "s erve", + "▁Mil ano", + "▁Milan o", + "▁ве ка", + "ра х", + "▁ию ля", + "▁man era", + "▁st ations", + "▁stat ions", + "▁station s", + "▁stati ons", + "▁adopt ed", + "▁any body", + "VER SION", + "F E", + "do rf", + "dor f", + "d orf", + ".. .,", + "... ,", + "▁обра зова", + "▁образ ова", + "Log ger", + "фи циаль", + "фици аль", + "WR ITE", + "▁h am", + "▁ha m", + "▁ ham", + "▁F uture", + "▁Fut ure", + "▁ Future", + "ot en", + "ote n", + "o ten", + "▁A G", + "▁ AG", + "▁t rained", + "▁tr ained", + "▁tra ined", + "▁train ed", + "▁N ich", + "▁Nic h", + "▁Ni ch", + "▁un iversity", + "▁univers ity", + "▁Olymp ics", + "▁Olympic s", + "▁d oit", + "▁do it", + "▁doi t", + "▁cult ural", + "▁cultura l", + "Con f", + "▁Con ference", + "or no", + "orn o", + "▁M P", + "▁ MP", + "▁b ou", + "▁bo u", + "ci n", + "c in", + "Hi gh", + "H igh", + "ann te", + "annt e", + "▁display ing", + "▁ch apter", + "▁chap ter", + "▁ chapter", + "▁Fra uen", + "▁Frau en", + "▁real ized", + "▁realiz ed", + "▁realize d", + "▁attempt ed", + "▁pre ferred", + "▁prefer red", + "Da t", + "D at", + "▁tr ouve", + "▁tro uve", + "▁trou ve", + "▁trouv e", + "▁int ention", + "▁intent ion", + "▁inten tion", + "▁Not ice", + "tim estamp", + "* (", + "▁Ш а", + "an as", + "ana s", + "a nas", + "cl a", + "c la", + "is z", + "i sz", + "tb l", + "t bl", + "Ar r", + "A rr", + "▁in verse", + "▁ter rible", + "▁occup ied", + "J AX", + "< -", + "▁Phil osoph", + "▁Cor ps", + "bu ilder", + "build er", + "▁beg ins", + "▁begin s", + "▁c ensus", + "▁cens us", + ". ’", + "▁pro ven", + "▁pr oven", + "▁prov en", + "▁prove n", + "met ric", + "▁incre ases", + "▁increase s", + "wi ch", + "w ich", + "▁A BC", + "▁AB C", + "▁ ABC", + "project s", + "▁T hor", + "▁Th or", + "▁conf idence", + "▁u fficiale", + "el m", + "e lm", + "▁g arden", + "▁gar den", + "▁gard en", + "▁rob ust", + "▁cos ì", + "ie dz", + "ied z", + "▁Is lam", + "▁Add ress", + "▁ Address", + "▁div ide", + "▁divid e", + "▁E u", + "ca tal", + "cat al", + "c atal", + "de tail", + "det ail", + "ep endant", + "f g", + "▁b ew", + "▁be w", + "▁ bew", + "▁f is", + "▁fi s", + "▁B O", + "▁ BO", + "▁w sp", + "▁ws p", + "▁p ipeline", + "▁pip eline", + "▁pipe line", + "h d", + "▁S ession", + "▁ Session", + "lä nd", + "l änd", + "iv eau", + "ive au", + "es tr", + "est r", + "e str", + "▁p article", + "▁part icle", + "▁partic le", + "▁parti cle", + "▁lar avel", + "▁ laravel", + "pi c", + "p ic", + "▁n au", + "▁na u", + "▁f ins", + "▁fin s", + "▁fi ns", + "▁V il", + "▁Vi l", + "▁f us", + "▁fu s", + "▁qu asi", + "oper ation", + "opera tion", + "▁al ler", + "▁all er", + "▁alle r", + "▁ aller", + "▁an aly", + "▁anal y", + "▁ analy", + "▁О н", + "▁M es", + "▁Me s", + "▁о пера", + "▁оп ера", + "▁hand led", + "▁handle d", + "▁de prec", + "▁dep rec", + "tt o", + "t to", + "▁E k", + "▁st ran", + "▁str an", + "▁stra n", + "▁ang lais", + "ju re", + "j ure", + "▁Sil ver", + "▁close ly", + "▁clos ely", + "en kins", + "enk ins", + "an os", + "ano s", + "a nos", + "st ed", + "ste d", + "s ted", + "▁сент ября", + "br and", + "bra nd", + "b rand", + "нь о", + "▁prés ent", + "▁pré sent", + "ro k", + "r ok", + "mo unt", + "m ount", + "▁Anth ony", + "▁Further more", + "in ha", + "▁ар хи", + "▁раз ли", + "▁окт ября", + "▁p int", + "▁pi nt", + "▁pin t", + "n ý", + "pt s", + "p ts", + "▁ital ien", + "▁ре ги", + "ле з", + "л ез", + "ди на", + "дин а", + "ather ine", + "In ternal", + "Int ernal", + "Inter nal", + "Intern al", + "Qu estion", + "▁sett lement", + "▁В се", + "▁fol ders", + "▁folder s", + "д ри", + "▁val or", + "▁va lor", + "▁M iller", + "▁Mil ler", + "▁Mill er", + "▁As sert", + "▁Ass ert", + "▁ Assert", + "▁pat ient", + "▁N ieder", + "▁Ni eder", + "▁Nie der", + "▁Nied er", + "▁E P", + "▁ EP", + "▁A gr", + "▁Ag r", + "▁o nde", + "▁on de", + "▁ onde", + "▁s cop", + "▁sc op", + "▁ scop", + "se quence", + "sequ ence", + "▁P L", + "▁ PL", + "▁se ek", + "▁see k", + "java se", + "jav ase", + "▁V ector", + "▁Ve ctor", + "▁Vec tor", + "▁ Vector", + "▁n á", + "▁ ná", + "▁categor ía", + "cl one", + "clo ne", + "N R", + "av ailable", + "▁B esch", + "▁Be sch", + "▁Bes ch", + "▁e clipse", + "▁ec lipse", + "▁ eclipse", + "wick lung", + "dep loy", + "en ie", + "eni e", + "e nie", + "▁\" )", + "▁ \")", + "äs t", + "ä st", + "▁s ync", + "▁syn c", + "▁sy nc", + "▁ sync", + "CO DE", + "▁Ч е", + "▁flo ating", + "▁float ing", + "/ `", + "▁ret ired", + "▁retir ed", + "de b", + "d eb", + "▁part icul", + "▁partic ul", + "▁parti cul", + "▁coll ected", + "▁collect ed", + "▁colle cted", + "▁down loaded", + "▁download ed", + "ni ce", + "nic e", + "n ice", + "▁B uffer", + "▁Buff er", + "▁ Buffer", + "▁Acc ount", + "▁Ac count", + "▁ Account", + "▁m aggio", + "▁mag gio", + "▁ре да", + "▁ред а", + "▁s ales", + "▁sa les", + "▁sal es", + "▁sale s", + "▁statunit ense", + "▁K i", + "▁F err", + "▁Fe rr", + "▁Fer r", + "Lo ck", + "Loc k", + "L ock", + "▁Is abel", + "▁Isa bel", + "cl ar", + "cla r", + "c lar", + "▁p ov", + "▁po v", + "at ra", + "atr a", + "a tra", + "▁Fr au", + "▁Fra u", + "▁sort ing", + "▁sor ting", + "▁sorti ng", + "▁phr ase", + "▁апре ля", + "▁дея тель", + "▁And ré", + "def inition", + "defin ition", + "writ ing", + "wr iting", + "ér é", + "é ré", + "щ у", + "▁O rd", + "▁Or d", + "▁ Ord", + "▁r um", + "▁ru m", + "▁ rum", + "▁T urk", + "▁Tur k", + "▁I van", + "th eless", + "the less", + "▁г и", + "▁ ги", + "▁s ake", + "▁sa ke", + "▁B ased", + "▁Bas ed", + "▁Ba sed", + "▁Base d", + "de ck", + "dec k", + "or us", + "oru s", + "o rus", + "▁tut ti", + "▁b lan", + "▁bl an", + "▁bla n", + "▁П у", + "De tail", + "Det ail", + "▁Н о", + "▁S ky", + "▁Sk y", + "▁p rès", + "▁pr ès", + "▁ près", + "мо й", + "col n", + "co ln", + "че ской", + "et i", + "e ti", + "▁ar row", + "▁arr ow", + "▁ arrow", + "▁C ha", + "▁Ch a", + "ch mark", + "œ ur", + "fa b", + "f ab", + "ку ль", + "Grid View", + "▁Back ground", + "▁ Background", + "s n", + "▁segu ito", + "▁n ic", + "▁ni c", + "▁ nic", + "co u", + "c ou", + "ті в", + "т ів", + "▁b zw", + "add EventListener", + "syn c", + "s ync", + "az zo", + "azz o", + "ab stract", + "as sets", + "ass ets", + "asse ts", + "asset s", + "▁D ru", + "▁Dr u", + "з д", + "ord net", + "▁b igger", + "▁big ger", + "▁initial ized", + "▁initialize d", + "ка з", + "og ene", + "ogen e", + "oge ne", + "vi ously", + "vious ly", + "v iously", + "▁g uid", + "▁gu id", + "scheid ung", + "▁Z ent", + "▁Ze nt", + "▁fr ames", + "▁frame s", + "▁fra mes", + "▁fram es", + "▁ frames", + "ri eben", + "rie ben", + "rieb en", + "r ieben", + "▁iss ued", + "▁issue d", + "▁issu ed", + "▁d ow", + "▁do w", + "▁descri bes", + "▁describe s", + "il st", + "ils t", + "i lst", + "▁c riteria", + "▁crit eria", + "▁criter ia", + "▁gentle man", + "Bas ic", + "ne z", + "n ez", + "De v", + "D ev", + "Mo ve", + "M ove", + "▁est aba", + "▁estab a", + "▁esta ba", + "▁set tembre", + "▁sett embre", + "circ le", + "cir cle", + "▁f ais", + "▁fa is", + "▁m yst", + "▁my st", + "▁arch iv", + "▁ archiv", + "d ynamic", + "j à", + "it as", + "ita s", + "▁я кий", + "▁d or", + "▁do r", + "▁ dor", + "▁Am azon", + "▁Ama zon", + "▁ne ces", + "▁Mar cel", + "▁Marc el", + "▁e lla", + "▁el la", + "▁ell a", + "▁ ella", + "ро к", + "р ок", + "▁Pennsylvan ia", + "cul ar", + "cu lar", + "c ular", + "Pa ck", + "P ack", + "it age", + "ita ge", + "▁B urn", + "▁Bu rn", + "▁Bur n", + "▁R O", + "▁ RO", + "▁о ни", + "▁он и", + "▁ они", + "~ $", + "Te X", + "as sign", + "ass ign", + "▁be at", + "id ense", + "iden se", + "ac ent", + "ace nt", + "a cent", + "Al ert", + "▁str ateg", + "▁strat eg", + "▁mån aden", + "LO C", + "L OC", + "▁c atalog", + "▁cat alog", + "▁catal og", + "▁ catalog", + "print StackTrace", + "() ).", + "()) .", + "( )).", + "us ted", + "ust ed", + "u sted", + "▁Frame work", + "▁ Framework", + "EC K", + "E CK", + "▁a té", + "▁at é", + "Frame work", + "▁att acks", + "▁attack s", + "▁B ert", + "▁Be rt", + "▁Ber t", + "▁т ран", + "▁тра н", + ": %", + "ar si", + "ars i", + "not ation", + "▁log ical", + "▁logic al", + "we et", + "▁vis ited", + "▁visit ed", + "br u", + "b ru", + "▁sur prise", + "▁surpr ise", + "^ ^", + "in ale", + "inal e", + "ina le", + "rem ote", + "'} ,", + "' },", + "Syn tax", + "S yntax", + "ia ne", + "ian e", + "i ane", + "on nen", + "onn en", + "onne n", + "▁bre aking", + "▁break ing", + "par ser", + "parse r", + "ap k", + "a pk", + "▁Mig uel", + "▁ §", + "▁act ing", + "▁ac ting", + "▁g ebru", + "▁ge bru", + "▁geb ru", + "At Index", + "ють ся", + "ю ться", + "▁of fers", + "▁off ers", + "▁offer s", + "▁p rac", + "▁pr ac", + "▁pra c", + "▁g rant", + "▁gr ant", + "▁gra nt", + "▁gran t", + "tern oon", + "▁ac quired", + "▁acqu ired", + "▁N y", + "▁com ma", + "▁comm a", + "ní k", + "n ík", + "▁St ep", + "▁Ste p", + "▁ Step", + "in ners", + "inn ers", + "inner s", + "▁S A", + "▁ SA", + "▁w at", + "▁wa t", + "da ys", + "day s", + "d ays", + "▁rect angle", + "da r", + "d ar", + "▁t rac", + "▁tr ac", + "▁tra c", + "▁Ind ones", + "▁feed back", + "▁bre aks", + "▁break s", + "part ition", + "ic ans", + "ica ns", + "ican s", + "▁Not ices", + "▁Notice s", + "▁impro ved", + "▁improve d", + "▁improv ed", + "▁impr oved", + "ph an", + "pha n", + "p han", + "▁differ ential", + "▁different ial", + "▁differenti al", + "script s", + "scri pts", + "▁X III", + "▁XII I", + "▁XI II", + "▁L abor", + "▁La bor", + "▁Lab or", + "▁prec ision", + "▁precis ion", + "▁s eed", + "▁se ed", + "▁see d", + "▁ seed", + "bund le", + "b undle", + "id ents", + "ident s", + "iden ts", + "hr e", + "h re", + "▁Doug las", + "ul d", + "u ld", + "▁second ary", + "▁seconda ry", + "▁b rig", + "▁br ig", + "▁confirm ed", + "▁confir med", + "▁cla ims", + "▁claim s", + "Ro le", + "R ole", + "▁Jew ish", + "▁p řed", + "▁př ed", + "▁ho tel", + "▁hot el", + "▁comp te", + "▁compt e", + "▁rec ursive", + "▁recurs ive", + "](# )", + "▁rot ate", + "▁ rotate", + "▁ch rome", + "▁chr ome", + "▁chrom e", + "▁ chrome", + "in ea", + "ine a", + "i nea", + "%; \r", + "% ;\r", + "▁En vironment", + "▁ Environment", + "pl atz", + "pla tz", + "▁Sing le", + "▁Sin gle", + "▁ Single", + "▁s event", + "▁se vent", + "▁seven t", + "▁pos ting", + "▁post ing", + "▁de aling", + "▁deal ing", + "param eters", + "parameter s", + "гра ф", + "Auth entication", + "to uch", + "t ouch", + "A z", + "▁g ray", + "▁gr ay", + "▁gra y", + "▁ gray", + "en cing", + "enc ing", + "enci ng", + "bold math", + "▁сай те", + "▁сайт е", + "▁Z a", + "an je", + "▁p olar", + "▁po lar", + "▁pol ar", + "▁у ли", + "ki l", + "k il", + "▁h over", + "▁ho ver", + "▁ hover", + "▁RE ST", + "▁C ome", + "▁Com e", + "▁Co me", + "▁ Come", + "j b", + "▁Georg ia", + "▁Est ado", + "▁Esta do", + "▁Estad o", + "Output Stream", + "ћ и", + "▁d ump", + "▁du mp", + "▁ dump", + "▁A ge", + "▁Ag e", + "▁ Age", + "▁s wo", + "▁sw o", + "m obile", + "oc cup", + "occ up", + "ше го", + "ш его", + "▁const itution", + "▁constitu tion", + "▁constit ution", + "go od", + "g ood", + "ak u", + "a ku", + "▁а нг", + "▁ан г", + "▁ анг", + "ie ck", + "iec k", + "▁Ps ych", + "▁ro ots", + "▁root s", + "▁v est", + "▁ve st", + "▁ves t", + "▁ vest", + "▁го дах", + "▁года х", + "▁Rep ública", + "▁p ian", + "▁pi an", + "▁pia n", + "igr ation", + "▁pr éc", + "▁pré c", + "▁gener ates", + "▁generate s", + "L Y", + "( `", + "▁= ~", + "ше ния", + "▁R ah", + "▁Ra h", + "▁connect ing", + "ž í", + "▁f ő", + "▁a ppel", + "▁app el", + "▁ap pel", + "▁appe l", + "▁Rail way", + "г ли", + "▁dével opp", + "▁a po", + "▁ap o", + "fr an", + "fra n", + "f ran", + "▁im mediate", + "▁immedi ate", + "во го", + "в ого", + "Run ner", + "ä g", + "Some thing", + "S omething", + "▁gén éra", + "Event Args", + "in ction", + "inc tion", + "inct ion", + "gl y", + "g ly", + "▁D ue", + "▁Du e", + "▁p rost", + "▁pro st", + "▁pr ost", + "▁pros t", + "▁refer ring", + "▁j og", + "▁jo g", + "▁exec utable", + "▁execut able", + "▁D ream", + "▁Dre am", + "ac s", + "a cs", + "▁C ole", + "▁Col e", + "▁Co le", + "am pf", + "amp f", + "▁B is", + "▁Bi s", + "▁ию ня", + "li eder", + "lied er", + "lie der", + "l ieder", + "те к", + "т ек", + "▁v b", + "▁ vb", + "▁m om", + "▁mo m", + "▁: (", + "▁ :(", + "▁der nier", + "▁derni er", + "' =>", + "▁э того", + "▁это го", + "▁ne ue", + "▁neu e", + "▁Ч а", + "▁weiter e", + "▁weit ere", + "▁al leg", + "▁all eg", + "▁alle g", + "▁re ality", + "▁real ity", + "▁jud ge", + "▁B alt", + "▁Ba lt", + "▁Bal t", + "▁t hin", + "▁th in", + "▁G ed", + "▁Ge d", + "ie val", + "iev al", + "i eval", + "m x", + "ці ональ", + "▁вы пу", + "▁I X", + "▁ IX", + "▁bl ind", + "▁Mo tor", + "▁Mot or", + "▁ш а", + "▁ ша", + "▁approxim ation", + "da m", + "d am", + "▁f og", + "▁fo g", + "▁ fog", + "ко р", + "к ор", + "▁W rit", + "▁l ing", + "▁li ng", + "▁lin g", + "▁ ling", + "▁пи са", + "▁ писа", + "▁M ars", + "▁Mar s", + "▁Ma rs", + "ot ti", + "ott i", + "En um", + "E num", + "▁T rib", + "▁Tr ib", + "▁Tri b", + "▁m erc", + "▁me rc", + "▁mer c", + "zu ng", + "z ung", + "van ced", + "v anced", + "cf g", + "c fg", + "на х", + "sch en", + "sc hen", + "sche n", + "s chen", + "\"] .", + "\" ].", + "be k", + "b ek", + "▁s ter", + "▁st er", + "▁ste r", + "▁ ster", + "j p", + "▁R ap", + "▁Ra p", + "▁rec ording", + "▁record ing", + "▁pe int", + "▁l ets", + "▁le ts", + "▁let s", + "▁ lets", + "än ge", + "äng e", + ">\" ;", + "> \";", + "▁міс це", + "▁c aval", + "▁ca val", + "▁cav al", + "▁C SV", + "▁CS V", + "▁ent stand", + "▁hel per", + "▁help er", + "▁ helper", + "en det", + "end et", + "ende t", + "▁G ram", + "▁Gr am", + "▁Gra m", + "▁D iego", + "▁Die go", + "▁Di ego", + "▁B ishop", + "▁Bi shop", + "TA G", + "T AG", + "▁e cc", + "▁ec c", + "▁E en", + "▁A V", + "▁ AV", + "C ity", + "▁Gu ide", + "hi nd", + "hin d", + "h ind", + "ri cal", + "ric al", + "rica l", + "r ical", + "▁Ос нов", + "Bu s", + "B us", + "▁z unächst", + "▁t ick", + "▁ti ck", + "▁ tick", + "▁Col onel", + "Th anks", + "Thank s", + "▁f erm", + "▁fe rm", + "▁fer m", + "▁gr anted", + "▁gran ted", + "▁grant ed", + "▁th reshold", + "omorph ic", + "▁H un", + "▁Hu n", + "en is", + "eni s", + "e nis", + "▁п рав", + "▁пра в", + "▁ прав", + "▁я кі", + "▁як і", + "P G", + "▁w s", + "▁ ws", + "▁techn ical", + "▁techni cal", + "est ro", + "estr o", + "kl är", + "k lär", + "va rs", + "var s", + "v ars", + "oc rat", + "ocr at", + "▁оп шти", + "on so", + "ons o", + "ib a", + "i ba", + "▁S ave", + "▁Sa ve", + "▁Sav e", + "▁ Save", + "▁program a", + "▁в ъ", + "▁inv ån", + ">( )", + "> ()", + "▁me jor", + "▁с лова", + "▁сло ва", + "▁rep lacement", + "▁replace ment", + "▁repla cement", + "▁im pr", + "▁imp r", + "▁Frances co", + "▁Ho tel", + "▁Hot el", + "▁UP DATE", + "▁ UPDATE", + "▁му зы", + "ug s", + "u gs", + "va rd", + "var d", + "v ard", + "▁f az", + "▁fa z", + "in ton", + "int on", + "into n", + "▁ar ts", + "▁art s", + "▁ arts", + "▁K y", + "▁I ls", + "▁Il s", + "▁s era", + "▁se ra", + "▁ser a", + "▁Vol ume", + "▁ Volume", + "▁gi ugno", + "▁a sym", + "▁as ym", + "▁P ir", + "▁Pi r", + "▁N AS", + "▁NA S", + "▁T am", + "▁Ta m", + "ě l", + "Se qu", + "Seq u", + "S equ", + "km al", + "k mal", + "▁E ins", + "▁Ein s", + "▁ком па", + "▁комп а", + "ob e", + "o be", + "oo r", + "o or", + "▁he ap", + "ct l", + "c tl", + "▁separ ately", + "▁separate ly", + "re ader", + "read er", + "rea der", + "▁signific antly", + "▁significant ly", + "▁L ag", + "▁La g", + "no tes", + "not es", + "note s", + "n otes", + "▁s ele", + "▁se le", + "▁sel e", + "▁dedic ated", + "▁H ost", + "▁Ho st", + "▁ Host", + "cho ice", + "wi ng", + "win g", + "w ing", + "▁T itel", + "▁Tit el", + "▁Ti tel", + "▁befind et", + "lar ge", + "larg e", + "▁con ten", + "▁cont en", + "▁co nten", + "▁conte n", + "Java Script", + "▁de ser", + "▁des er", + "▁G ordon", + "▁Gor don", + "с пе", + "▁p atri", + "▁pat ri", + "▁pa tri", + "▁patr i", + "▁R andom", + "▁Rand om", + "▁Ran dom", + "▁ Random", + "▁Return s", + "ы м", + "ро ма", + "ром а", + "▁Stud ies", + "S l", + "▁fr ü", + "TE XT", + "T EXT", + "in ate", + "ina te", + "▁T ol", + "▁To l", + "▁every where", + "ar ta", + "art a", + "▁or bit", + "▁orb it", + "▁A ires", + "▁Air es", + "▁I ss", + "▁Is s", + "▁te ż", + "▁d iverse", + "▁di verse", + "▁divers e", + "▁diver se", + "▁n umeric", + "▁numer ic", + "▁ numeric", + "ma z", + "m az", + "▁m ise", + "▁mi se", + "▁mis e", + "▁batt ery", + "▁batter y", + "▁bat tery", + "▁A kadem", + "▁Ak adem", + "не ние", + "▁simult ane", + "▁D ead", + "▁De ad", + "▁cl ust", + "▁ot ro", + "▁c erca", + "▁cer ca", + "() `,", + "()` ,", + "( )`,", + "ro z", + "r oz", + "ă t", + "▁M O", + "▁ MO", + "ri ften", + "rift en", + "rif ten", + "import ant", + "▁je ho", + "▁find ViewById", + "▁ findViewById", + "▁con sequence", + "▁conse quence", + "▁consequ ence", + "▁measure d", + "▁meas ured", + 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atic", + "Stat ic", + "oms nitt", + "▁r und", + "▁run d", + "▁ru nd", + "▁ rund", + "▁c laimed", + "▁claim ed", + "з ня", + "sh a", + "s ha", + "▁r ag", + "▁ra g", + "▁ rag", + "cre ment", + "cr ement", + "▁fün f", + "▁r ival", + "▁riv al", + "▁ri val", + "▁ rival", + "ri n", + "r in", + "sl ash", + "▁th irty", + "s leep", + "оло ги", + "о логи", + "S M", + "ga te", + "gat e", + "g ate", + "iz ations", + "ization s", + "vi k", + "v ik", + "▁b less", + "▁bl ess", + "▁ble ss", + "▁Ill inois", + "▁T E", + "▁ TE", + "ut ing", + "uti ng", + "u ting", + "▁sol ving", + "GE R", + "G ER", + "▁X IV", + "▁XI V", + "▁Ind ians", + "▁India ns", + "▁Indian s", + "ex press", + "exp ress", + "expr ess", + "▁H eil", + "▁He il", + "▁mu jer", + "▁invån are", + "'] );", + "']) ;", + "' ]);", + "▁a ur", + "▁au r", + "▁ aur", + "bo ost", + "G O", + "▁n in", + "▁ni n", + "to k", + "t ok", + "go d", + "g od", + "ot er", + "ote r", + "o ter", + ")$ $", + ") $$", + "▁desc end", + "р ю", + "▁L anguage", + "▁ Language", + "▁d iver", + "▁di ver", + "▁div er", + "▁Ass uming", + "▁fre quent", + "▁frequ ent", + "ч ні", + "▁Bi ography", + ", [", + "ur m", + "u rm", + "▁walk ed", + "▁wal ked", + "▁feder al", + "▁fed eral", + "▁Mich igan", + "▁fact s", + "▁fac ts", + "▁In tegr", + "▁Int egr", + "▁ Integr", + "LE S", + "L ES", + "▁A lan", + "▁Al an", + "▁c oup", + "▁co up", + "▁cou p", + "Be r", + "B er", + "▁p articles", + "▁part icles", + "▁partic les", + "▁particle s", + "▁parti cles", + "ћ е", + "Infl ater", + "+ (", + "Bo und", + "B ound", + "▁S ü", + "A udio", + "cite t", + "cit et", + "c itet", + "ye ct", + "y ect", + "▁n r", + "▁ nr", + "x e", + "▁B run", + "▁Br un", + "▁Bru n", + "▁_ ,", + "▁ _,", + "av or", + "avo r", + "a vor", + "▁dis cipl", + "al m", + "a lm", + "▁но ября", + "▁S SL", + "▁SS L", + "▁ SSL", + "▁Ka iser", + "▁Kais er", + "▁re cher", + "▁rec her", + "yg on", + "y gon", + "▁regard less", + "▁config ur", + "▁un necess", + "▁Cl ark", + "▁Clar k", + "PH P", + "P HP", + "▁F ALSE", + "▁ FALSE", + "▁p ad", + "▁pa d", + "▁ pad", + "$ }", + "▁v alu", + "▁val u", + "▁va lu", + "▁ valu", + "▁dise ase", + "▁ma ior", + "▁mai or", + "▁h ommes", + "▁hom mes", + "▁homme s", + "▁Ed ition", + "▁Edit ion", + "sl ant", + "s lant", + "▁en ding", + "▁end ing", + "▁ ending", + "▁sett led", + "ur us", + "uru s", + "u rus", + "he d", + "h ed", + "Pat tern", + "▁го дина", + "▁годи на", + "▁Phil adel", + "tikz picture", + "▁co al", + "▁s ede", + "▁se de", + "▁sed e", + "▁satisf ies", + "▁t rim", + "▁tr im", + "▁tri m", + "▁ trim", + "▁b at", + "▁ba t", + "▁ bat", + "▁améric ain", + "▁lug lio", + "▁по ча", + "▁поч а", + "ff ff", + "fff f", + "f fff", + "▁T arget", + "▁Tar get", + "▁ Target", + "gener ate", + "▁Z ie", + "ți a", + "ț ia", + "▁g ard", + "▁gar d", + "▁ga rd", + "▁work ers", + "▁worker s", + "▁J ob", + "▁Jo b", + "▁ Job", + "▁ur ban", + "▁urb an", + "▁ urban", + "ah len", + "ahl en", + "a hlen", + "▁Build ing", + "▁n eu", + "▁ne u", + "▁ch ron", + "▁chr on", + "▁ chron", + "▁Ear l", + "gr o", + "g ro", + "US E", + "U SE", + "▁X II", + "▁XI I", + "▁we alth", + "▁ wealth", + "in ae", + "ina e", + "▁Б ра", + "▁li bert", + "▁lib ert", + "▁liber t", + "ir os", + "iro s", + "i ros", + ": $", + "le e", + "l ee", + "ie ves", + "ieve s", + "iev es", + "▁Just ice", + "▁o il", + "▁Ath let", + "▁c lo", + "▁cl o", + "▁ clo", + "Sc ale", + "Scal e", + "▁l ips", + "▁li ps", + "▁lip s", + "▁a pril", + "▁ap ril", + "▁apr il", + "▁im pression", + "▁imp ression", + "▁impr ession", + "▁impress ion", + "▁per ce", + "▁уча сти", + "▁участ и", + "vi l", + "v il", + "éc h", + "é ch", + "▁e quality", + "▁equ ality", + "▁equal ity", + "▁ equality", + "▁м ет", + "▁ме т", + "▁ мет", + "▁an notation", + "▁annot ation", + "▁ annotation", + "er nal", + "ern al", + "erna l", + "▁M ach", + "▁Ma ch", + "▁Mac h", + "▁int itul", + "pro blem", + "prob lem", + "ющи х", + "ю щих", + "op lus", + "o plus", + "▁thous ands", + "▁thousand s", + "▁calcul ations", + "▁calculation s", + "▁calc ulations", + "um ps", + "ump s", + "▁tri angle", + "▁ triangle", + "ph al", + "pha l", + "p hal", + "▁D orf", + "▁Do rf", + "▁Dor f", + "▁doll ars", + "▁d enen", + "▁de nen", + "▁den en", + "l ès", + "ol id", + "oli d", + "▁Result s", + "▁ Results", + "▁Stad ium", + "▁D esp", + "▁De sp", + "▁Des p", + "▁E isen", + "im ir", + "imi r", + "i mir", + "▁s otto", + "▁so tto", + "▁sott o", + "▁č i", + "▁ či", + "at able", + "ata ble", + "a table", + "or um", + "oru m", + "o rum", + "▁conver gence", + "▁je une", + "▁jeu ne", + "ok ing", + "oki ng", + "o king", + "▁жи во", + "ain ing", + "ai ning", + "a ining", + "po inter", + "point er", + "cul o", + "cu lo", + "c ulo", + "▁js ou", + "▁g rab", + "▁gr ab", + "▁gra b", + "ak te", + "akt e", + "a kte", + "▁ho ping", + "▁hop ing", + "▁M ak", + "▁Ma k", + "▁s ag", + "▁sa g", + "origin e", + "orig ine", + "▁по след", + "▁после д", + "▁V eg", + "▁Ve g", + "▁the oret", + "▁T ru", + "▁Tr u", + "ne ment", + "nem ent", + "n ement", + "▁f aces", + "▁fa ces", + "▁face s", + "▁fac es", + "▁ faces", + "H or", + "Jo in", + "J oin", + "ar el", + "are l", + "a rel", + "▁о коло", + "▁ок оло", + "How ever", + "▁c atal", + "▁ca tal", + "▁cat al", + "▁ catal", + "bo urg", + "bour g", + "b ourg", + "▁mysql i", + "▁mysq li", + "▁ mysqli", + "ac ions", + "acion s", + "aci ons", + "▁Init ial", + "▁ Initial", + "▁r ain", + "▁ra in", + "▁ rain", + "it ure", + "itu re", + "▁Sci ences", + "▁Science s", + "▁Kre is", + "._ _", + ". __", + "▁cin q", + "▁A uß", + "▁Au ß", + "ith met", + "it ors", + "ito rs", + "itor s", + "am azon", + "ama zon", + "▁g ap", + "▁ga p", + "▁ign ored", + "▁ignore d", + "▁ignor ed", + "ad v", + "ко ї", + "▁ча сть", + "▁час ть", + "▁част ь", + "▁cor por", + "▁corpo r", + "це р", + "ц ер", + "▁cr ime", + "▁cri me", + "▁crim e", + "uo us", + "u ous", + "▁на лази", + "Data Frame", + "во ди", + "вод и", + "Ig n", + "I gn", + "▁Lin coln", + "▁me nos", + "▁men os", + "▁Lu ft", + "▁L ind", + "▁Li nd", + "▁Lin d", + "▁C ook", + "▁Co ok", + "▁ Cook", + "▁material s", + "ap ped", + "app ed", + "appe d", + "a pped", + "ign ore", + "▁от кры", + "fr ied", + "fri ed", + "f ried", + "▁gouvern ement", + "▁f ired", + "▁fire d", + "▁fi red", + "▁fir ed", + "▁screen shot", + "▁screens hot", + "се н", + "с ен", + "▁[ (", + "▁ [(", + "▁органи за", + "Graph ics", + "▁про ти", + "▁p hen", + "▁ph en", + "▁ phen", + "cr aft", + "cra ft", + "c raft", + "▁b rain", + "▁br ain", + "▁bra in", + "▁C omo", + "▁Com o", + "▁Co mo", + "▁Every thing", + "an es", + "ane s", + "a nes", + "IG N", + "I GN", + "▁n ederbörd", + "▁ nederbörd", + "▁For est", + "▁Fore st", + "▁Fo rest", + "za hl", + "z ahl", + "▁Am ong", + "Q t", + "▁to gg", + "▁tog g", + "▁vari ant", + "▁ variant", + "▁h ill", + "▁hi ll", + "▁ hill", + "пи си", + "пис и", + "col on", + "co lon", + "colo n", + "▁dic embre", + "го р", + "г ор", + "▁W ind", + "▁Win d", + "▁Wi nd", + "ünst ler", + "▁= \\", + "▁ =\\", + "sa ved", + "save d", + "s aved", + "▁n ej", + "▁ne j", + "▁ nej", + "un te", + "unt e", + "ut to", + "utt o", + "u tto", + "▁rec ens", + "▁rece ns", + "▁s ick", + "▁si ck", + "▁sic k", + "▁d esen", + "▁de sen", + "▁des en", + "US T", + "U ST", + "▁wor st", + "▁An gel", + "▁Ang el", + "od ox", + "odo x", + "▁Prov ince", + "▁Provin ce", + "▁M az", + "▁Ma z", + "▁agre ement", + "▁agree ment", + "▁B ass", + "▁Bas s", + "▁Ba ss", + "▁seg unda", + "on ces", + "once s", + "onc es", + "▁Lin ki", + "▁Link i", + "▁C L", + "▁ CL", + "▁j á", + "it ement", + "ite ment", + "item ent", + "▁á rea", + "▁ár ea", + "▁scal ar", + "▁scala r", + "▁Р ес", + "▁Ре с", + "aw t", + "a wt", + "si eme", + "▁j uni", + "▁ju ni", + "▁jun i", + "▁худо ж", + "ik us", + "iku s", + "▁l id", + "▁li d", + "pp el", + "ppe l", + "p pel", + "av i", + "a vi", + "▁bal ance", + "ip ping", + "ipp ing", + "ippi ng", + "i pping", + "cuss ion", + "че ских", + "(\" .", + "( \".", + "Al so", + "▁w his", + "▁wh is", + "HO ME", + "▁b rown", + "▁br own", + "▁bro wn", + "▁brow n", + "▁d ía", + "▁dí a", + "▁pu ò", + "plot lib", + "▁Jahrhundert s", + "D K", + "▁an chor", + "▁anc hor", + "▁anch or", + "▁ anchor", + ".. .]", + "... ]", + "▁Aust ria", + "▁m arca", + "▁mar ca", + "▁marc a", + "▁g ez", + "▁ge z", + "ious ly", + "i ously", + "▁l azy", + "▁la zy", + "x a", + "▁Ch annel", + "▁Chan nel", + "▁ Channel", + "▁ne uen", + "▁neue n", + "▁neu en", + "da s", + "d as", + "▁search ed", + "▁sta at", + "▁ staat", + "▁Та к", + "▁Jo sef", + "▁Jose f", + "▁Jos ef", + "▁S her", + "▁Sh er", + "▁She r", + "po is", + "p ois", + "▁e nem", + "▁en em", + "▁access ing", + "▁не ко", + "▁fur ono", + "▁pse udo", + "▁pseud o", + "? >", + "▁estado un", + "▁estad oun", + "▁Ви ди", + "▁mot iv", + "▁re call", + "▁rec all", + "is son", + "iss on", + "i sson", + "ó b", + ")- -", + ") --", + "▁E rz", + "▁Er z", + "▁са вез", + "Dir ect", + "Di rect", + "D irect", + "со б", + "с об", + "▁s ho", + "▁sh o", + "v ölker", + "A p", + "ge ns", + "gen s", + "g ens", + "ниш тво", + "▁Am sterdam", + "us k", + "u sk", + "п ло", + "▁sim ulation", + "▁B C", + "▁ BC", + "▁W oj", + "▁Wo j", + "au tom", + "aut om", + "auto m", + "Al ex", + "A lex", + "▁econom ic", + "▁econ omic", + "го м", + "г ом", + "ik ai", + "ika i", + "▁a ltre", + "▁al tre", + "▁alt re", + "▁' -", + "▁ '-", + "▁W eg", + "▁We g", + "Not Found", + "й ской", + "▁convert ing", + "▁conver ting", + "ph abet", + "pha bet", + "at rice", + "atr ice", + "atri ce", + "bour ne", + "al om", + "alo m", + "▁comp aring", + "▁compar ing", + "▁Z o", + "▁f la", + "▁fl a", + "ва я", + "▁en tra", + "▁ent ra", + "▁entr a", + "▁char set", + "▁chars et", + "develop ers", + "developer s", + "íst ica", + "} >", + "▁J azz", + "▁Ja zz", + "▁How ard", + "▁Ho ward", + "ш та", + "▁cl one", + "▁clo ne", + "▁ clone", + "do or", + "d oor", + "▁P in", + "▁Pi n", + "** *", + "* **", + "▁sil ent", + "ec ycle", + "e cycle", + "is ce", + "isc e", + "i sce", + "▁m ud", + "▁mu d", + "▁Dis play", + "▁ Display", + "▁l ip", + "▁li p", + "▁ lip", + "▁исполь зова", + "▁character istic", + "▁s b", + "▁ sb", + "fire base", + "▁B ew", + "▁Be w", + "Cal endar", + "▁u so", + "▁us o", + "▁ uso", + "ès e", + "è se", + "▁R at", + "▁Ra t", + "▁es per", + "▁espe r", + "▁esp er", + "▁ esper", + "▁throw ing", + "▁thro wing", + "▁ro dz", + "▁rod z", + "▁y ards", + "▁yard s", + "▁g rass", + "▁gr ass", + "▁gra ss", + "▁mar ker", + "▁mark er", + "▁ marker", + "▁K os", + "▁Ko s", + "Th eta", + "The ta", + "▁organ is", + "ker nel", + "kern el", + "k ernel", + "▁person as", + "▁pers onas", + "▁persona s", + "ke ep", + "kee p", + "▁exc laimed", + "os lav", + "▁Ent ertain", + "▁Enter tain", + "не р", + "н ер", + "▁in won", + "▁R and", + "▁Ra nd", + "▁Ran d", + "red uce", + "redu ce", + "fa c", + "f ac", + "ex pression", + "exp ression", + "expr ession", + "express ion", + "y j", + "▁differ enti", + "▁different i", + "ag lia", + "agli a", + "▁tem plates", + "▁template s", + "▁ templates", + "▁m ű", + "▁p rv", + "▁pr v", + "▁m ois", + "▁mo is", + "▁moi s", + "▁gew ann", + "▁бу ла", + "bib li", + "b ibli", + "de mo", + "dem o", + "d emo", + "▁And erson", + "▁Anders on", + "▁ре д", + "▁ ред", + "▁por que", + "▁P ologne", + "▁Pol ogne", + "▁t rip", + "▁tr ip", + "▁tri p", + "▁exem ple", + "▁exempl e", + "▁Intern acional", + "▁ка о", + "In sert", + "gen eral", + "gener al", + "SE SSION", + "ber ga", + "berg a", + "hä lt", + "h ält", + "un as", + "una s", + "u nas", + "ми ра", + "мир а", + "▁yield s", + "map sto", + "maps to", + "sp ot", + "s pot", + "▁+ \\", + "▁ +\\", + "лл а", + "л ла", + "▁precis ely", + "▁precise ly", + "▁ч лен", + "sh adow", + "Ar e", + "A re", + "un al", + "una l", + "u nal", + "▁dis par", + "▁disp ar", + "▁tít ulo", + "ne st", + "nes t", + "n est", + "▁L ow", + "▁Lo w", + "▁p rot", + "▁pro t", + "▁pr ot", + "▁C osta", + "▁Co sta", + "▁Cost a", + "▁Cos ta", + "name d", + "na med", + "nam ed", + "n amed", + "▁g ained", + "▁ga ined", + "▁gain ed", + "les ia", + "l esia", + "▁admin istration", + "▁administr ation", + "Im port", + "Imp ort", + "br anch", + "b ranch", + "▁sym path", + "vo j", + "v oj", + "▁E C", + "▁ EC", + "▁municip io", + "▁anim ated", + "▁animate d", + "▁direct ories", + "▁director ies", + "▁ro of", + "zą d", + "z ąd", + "im et", + "ime t", + "i met", + "pr oto", + "pro to", + "bl a", + "b la", + ": ]", + "ha ve", + "hav e", + "h ave", + "at em", + "ate m", + "a tem", + "▁n s", + "▁ ns", + "▁s ector", + "▁se ctor", + "▁sec tor", + "▁sect or", + "th ree", + "ow ane", + "owa ne", + "owan e", + "wer s", + "we rs", + "w ers", + "ов их", + "ови х", + "ren ce", + "r ence", + "▁ex tr", + "▁ext r", + "ig ten", + "igt en", + "igte n", + "▁occ ident", + "ț ă", + "▁e at", + "▁h ydro", + "▁hy dro", + "▁hyd ro", + "ubern etes", + "[ @", + "▁M oon", + "▁Mo on", + "▁S ho", + "▁Sh o", + "▁else where", + "ül ler", + "üll er", + "Up load", + "ла нд", + "лан д", + "л анд", + "▁F ör", + "w issenschaft", + "K S", + "▁phys ics", + "▁ physics", + "t z", + "▁се ред", + "▁Ar beit", + "▁Arbe it", + "▁ме ст", + "▁ мест", + "▁Geb iet", + "▁in sect", + "▁ins ect", + "▁inse ct", + "A h", + "iz ado", + "iza do", + "▁tem ple", + "▁temp le", + "▁ann ual", + "st ad", + "sta d", + "▁hab itat", + "▁habit at", + "▁A B", + "▁ AB", + "wo rt", + "wor t", + "w ort", + "▁re pos", + "▁rep os", + "▁repo s", + "▁N eu", + "▁Ne u", + "▁$ (\".", + "▁$( \".", + "▁$(\" .", + "Vor lage", + "▁repre zent", + "est anden", + "In tern", + "Int ern", + "Inter n", + ". `", + "▁fa iling", + "▁fail ing", + "▁M aterial", + "▁Mate rial", + "▁ Material", + "▁effect ively", + "▁effective ly", + "те лем", + "тел ем", + "▁г ла", + "▁ гла", + "▁na hm", + "▁nah m", + "▁ nahm", + "▁differ ently", + "▁different ly", + "ext ension", + "▁V erm", + "▁Ver m", + "▁Ve rm", + "en abled", + "ena bled", + "enable d", + "con figure", + "config ure", + "ni o", + "n io", + "ci ones", + "cio nes", + "cion es", + "c iones", + "▁B each", + "▁Be ach", + "со на", + "сон а", + "с она", + "▁copy ing", + "▁cop ying", + "▁у країн", + "▁при зна", + "▁приз на", + "z h", + "Des ktop", + "▁s ost", + "▁so st", + "▁sub sequently", + "▁subsequ ently", + "▁subsequent ly", + "▁Le hr", + "▁ ó", + "lä r", + "l är", + "od or", + "odo r", + "o dor", + "ph on", + "p hon", + "n c", + "iter ator", + "▁э ти", + "▁europ é", + "▁Tor onto", + "ód igo", + "▁p osto", + "▁po sto", + "▁pos to", + "▁post o", + "ff e", + "f fe", + "▁c rew", + "▁cre w", + "▁cr ew", + "▁Sch war", + "▁Schw ar", + "S a", + "squ are", + "s quare", + "▁be side", + "▁bes ide", + "▁М і", + "▁a th", + "▁at h", + "▁ ath", + "▁ad vent", + "▁adv ent", + "c ji", + "writ ten", + "wr itten", + "w ritten", + "▁r uss", + "▁ru ss", + "▁rus s", + "ro st", + "ros t", + "r ost", + "H I", + "▁d ice", + "▁di ce", + "▁dic e", + "cc a", + "c ca", + "▁d ép", + "▁dé p", + "pl y", + "p ly", + "big g", + "bi gg", + "b igg", + "zi ał", + "zia ł", + "z iał", + "üt t", + "ü tt", + "▁о дно", + "▁од но", + "J ECT", + "сь кому", + "сько му", + "ськ ому", + "no s", + "n os", + "mo ck", + "m ock", + "La unch", + "sa me", + "sam e", + "s ame", + "▁j obs", + "▁jo bs", + "▁job s", + "▁wide ly", + "▁wid ely", + "▁def ines", + "▁define s", + "▁defin es", + "▁P se", + "▁Ps e", + "▁neigh bour", + "▁neighb our", + "ющи е", + "▁cl oser", + "▁close r", + "▁clos er", + "▁clo ser", + "▁рас поло", + "▁распо ло", + "▁cl ubs", + "▁club s", + "fl y", + "f ly", + "ши м", + "ш им", + "▁suffer ed", + "▁suff ered", + "▁n ar", + "▁na r", + "▁ nar", + "▁l avor", + "▁la vor", + "▁lav or", + "Ext ension", + "ition ally", + "itional ly", + "▁g race", + "▁gr ace", + "▁gra ce", + "▁Campe onato", + "▁Christ mas", + "m iddle", + "oth ek", + "othe k", + "el ements", + "element s", + "ele ments", + "elem ents", + "▁son dern", + "▁t arde", + "▁tar de", + "▁tard e", + "▁perman ent", + "▁con clude", + "▁concl ude", + "Se g", + "S eg", + "▁а каде", + "}\" ,", + "} \",", + "▁февра ля", + "ře d", + "ř ed", + "▁I L", + "▁ IL", + "ju d", + "j ud", + "▁U SS", + "▁US S", + "▁N ature", + "▁Natur e", + "▁Nat ure", + "if ference", + "iffer ence", + "iffe rence", + "Serial izer", + "▁tw elve", + "ti d", + "t id", + "ми я", + "че ского", + "▁cal endar", + "▁ calendar", + "con cat", + "▁inter section", + "▁intersect ion", + "▁P A", + "▁ PA", + "az ure", + "azu re", + "▁situ ée", + "▁situé e", + "▁k inds", + "▁kind s", + "▁kin ds", + "▁aus ge", + "▁r ural", + "▁ru ral", + "Th eme", + "The me", + "▁t ale", + "▁tal e", + "▁ta le", + "no indent", + "go ing", + "r x", + "ag i", + "a gi", + "wrap per", + "wr apper", + "w rapper", + "▁Co ast", + "mb H", + "▁пере д", + "▁пе ред", + "sp re", + "spr e", + "s pre", + "▁} \\", + "▁ }\\", + "▁L I", + "▁ LI", + "zn am", + "zna m", + "z nam", + "it led", + "itle d", + "Sam ple", + "S ample", + "ul iar", + "uli ar", + "* \\", + "▁res istance", + "▁resist ance", + "st ock", + "sto ck", + "ke d", + "k ed", + "▁H E", + "▁ HE", + "▁pos session", + "▁poss ession", + "▁possess ion", + "▁R ing", + "▁Ri ng", + "▁m agyar", + "▁mag yar", + "ou ts", + "out s", + "o uts", + "▁Secret ary", + "nd e", + "n de", + "▁W ald", + "▁Wal d", + "▁Wa ld", + "- (", + "▁I SO", + "▁IS O", + "▁ ISO", + "▁af ternoon", + "ion en", + "io nen", + "ione n", + "i onen", + "▁st ops", + "▁stop s", + "▁sto ps", + "▁const ants", + "▁constant s", + "gu ard", + "bo w", + "b ow", + "▁e rs", + "▁er s", + "▁ ers", + "▁Fire base", + "▁C lear", + "▁Cl ear", + "▁Cle ar", + "▁ Clear", + "▁H oly", + "▁Hol y", + "▁Ho ly", + "W in", + "▁title s", + "▁tit les", + "▁т рав", + "▁тра в", + "▁cont rib", + "▁contr ib", + "▁ contrib", + "hä ng", + "h äng", + "▁phot ograph", + "▁photo graph", + "▁Dist ribution", + "if ts", + "ift s", + "▁a unque", + "com b", + "co mb", + "c omb", + "AD D", + "A DD", + "▁public ation", + "▁pub lication", + "▁publi cation", + "▁слу ж", + "▁к ня", + "▁ay ant", + "▁re store", + "▁r estore", + "▁rest ore", + "▁resto re", + "▁bel ief", + "▁v ég", + "▁vé g", + "▁ext ensions", + "▁extension s", + "▁extens ions", + "▁ extensions", + "▁de com", + "▁dec om", + "вши й", + "в ший", + "W T", + "▁par ti", + "▁part i", + "▁gi oc", + "▁ми ра", + "▁ мира", + "▁is su", + "▁iss u", + "pi pe", + "pip e", + "p ipe", + "▁pro ps", + "▁pr ops", + "▁prop s", + "▁ props", + "▁w illing", + "▁will ing", + "▁wil ling", + "▁n est", + "▁ne st", + "▁ nest", + "as o", + "a so", + "po t", + "p ot", + "▁hand les", + "▁handle s", + "▁ф о", + "▁ фо", + "▁m oder", + "▁mod er", + "▁mo der", + "▁mode r", + "▁eben falls", + "▁fight ing", + "um bn", + "umb n", + "▁trans parent", + "▁K rist", + "▁Kr ist", + "▁home s", + "▁hom es", + "▁ho mes", + "▁voy age", + "Fa iled", + "Fail ed", + "▁B ird", + "▁Bi rd", + "▁Bir d", + "▁He art", + "Count er", + "Co unter", + "C ounter", + "▁Scott ish", + "át ica", + "▁ar beit", + "▁ arbeit", + "^{ -\\", + "^{- \\", + "▁S or", + "▁So r", + "▁eng aged", + "▁engag ed", + "▁a side", + "▁as ide", + "▁asi de", + "▁F ou", + "▁Fo u", + "▁w iel", + "▁wie l", + "▁re const", + "▁recon st", + "ou sin", + "ous in", + "▁host ed", + "▁ho sted", + "▁hos ted", + "▁c lasse", + "▁class e", + "▁cl asse", + "▁clas se", + "▁con test", + "▁cont est", + "▁conte st", + ".. .\"", + "... \"", + "мо м", + "м ом", + "▁be an", + "▁ bean", + "ge m", + "g em", + "▁consult ato", + "▁b io", + "▁bi o", + "▁ bio", + "▁subject s", + "bo Box", + "▁Sch rift", + "▁d inner", + "▁din ner", + "ă r", + "▁r ówn", + "▁% %", + "▁ %%", + "ba ge", + "bag e", + "b age", + "▁ver öff", + "▁det ected", + "▁detect ed", + "ie nn", + "ien n", + "i enn", + "ro se", + "ros e", + "r ose", + "▁T on", + "▁To n", + "Comp lete", + "Comple te", + "▁pro to", + "▁pr oto", + "▁prot o", + "▁ proto", + "ich ts", + "icht s", + "i chts", + "ST AT", + "Check ed", + "▁in ten", + "▁i nten", + "▁int en", + "▁inte n", + "▁s mile", + "▁sm ile", + "▁st rip", + "▁str ip", + "▁stri p", + "▁ strip", + "ne ut", + "') ;\r", + "'); \r", + "' );\r", + "fo ur", + "f our", + "▁to das", + "▁tod as", + "▁toda s", + "Control s", + "▁thor ough", + "ru p", + "r up", + "▁држа ви", + "it ă", + "Pro tocol", + "К а", + "▁expand ed", + "ex tra", + "ext ra", + "op ort", + "opo rt", + "o port", + "▁Ста нов", + "le ases", + "lease s", + "▁n otion", + "▁not ion", + "▁no tion", + "▁g uest", + "▁gu est", + "▁Is lands", + "▁Island s", + "ic ked", + "ick ed", + "▁D ave", + "▁Dav e", + "▁Da ve", + "▁ref lection", + "▁reflect ion", + "li v", + "l iv", + "ál ní", + "▁reve aled", + "▁s og", + "▁so g", + "▁T ax", + "▁Ta x", + "▁period o", + "▁peri odo", + "▁Welt krie", + "catal ina", + "qu é", + "q ué", + "▁F ather", + "▁Fa ther", + "▁B ir", + "▁Bi r", + "ex pect", + "exp ect", + "▁re gression", + "▁reg ression", + "in é", + "i né", + "▁d abei", + "▁da bei", + "pe rm", + "per m", + "p erm", + "ме не", + "мен е", + "м ене", + "▁A bd", + "▁Ab d", + "▁C F", + "▁ CF", + "ar ks", + "ark s", + "resol ve", + "wed ge", + "w edge", + "▁initial ization", + "▁Vé ase", + "▁при ня", + "st mt", + "▁in come", + "▁inc ome", + "M Y", + "▁od kazy", + "▁Sie he", + "▁bod ies", + "▁s oc", + "▁so c", + "R andom", + "▁s enza", + "▁sen za", + "ab lo", + "abl o", + "a blo", + "▁reg arded", + "▁regard ed", + "on Create", + "▁Mag azine", + "▁R af", + "▁Ra f", + "▁Buen os", + "и л", + ")) );", + "))) ;", + ") ));", + "ca pt", + "cap t", + "c apt", + "re direct", + "red irect", + "▁pe tit", + "▁pet it", + "▁f arm", + "▁far m", + "▁fa rm", + "▁r ôle", + "▁стать и", + "     ", + "sub figure", + "èce s", + "è ces", + "zi el", + "zie l", + "z iel", + "▁о кон", + "▁ок он", + "E E", + "me e", + "m ee", + "▁p erten", + "▁per ten", + "▁pert en", + "▁représ ent", + "▁L A", + "▁ LA", + "? '", + "▁т ру", + "▁r ational", + "▁rat ional", + "▁ratio nal", + "os of", + "oso f", + "▁k ne", + "▁kn e", + "▁art ists", + "▁artist s", + "Fl ow", + "F low", + "▁А ль", + "▁Ал ь", + "iz ard", + "iza rd", + "izar d", + "▁num ero", + "▁numer o", + "act ic", + "a ctic", + "▁de struct", + "▁dest ruct", + "▁destru ct", + "▁П ра", + "ons ieur", + "q t", + "ab estanden", + "no ść", + "Con nect", + "Conne ct", + "▁o racle", + "▁or acle", + "▁ora cle", + "▁ oracle", + "▁Stock holm", + "size of", + "▁gem äß", + "AC T", + "A CT", + "▁ex pert", + "▁exp ert", + "▁exper t", + "ut ions", + "ution s", + "uti ons", + "▁h acia", + "▁ha cia", + "▁log ger", + "▁ logger", + "▁f ool", + "▁fo ol", + "▁foo l", + "ry pto", + "rypt o", + "æ r", + "▁c idade", + "▁ci dade", + "▁состав е", + "▁соста ве", + "ok er", + "oke r", + "o ker", + "▁Trans fer", + "▁den ied", + "Tr ack", + "Tra ck", + "T rack", + "▁r adi", + "▁ra di", + "▁rad i", + "ze c", + "z ec", + "▁Histor ic", + "▁Einwo hner", + "ко ю", + "▁х ра", + "▁ хра", + "▁C ategory", + "▁ Category", + "▁Dis ney", + "▁sw ap", + "▁ swap", + "Be gin", + "B egin", + "▁m ientras", + "▁d ance", + "▁dan ce", + "▁t ête", + "▁d roit", + "▁dr oit", + "▁dro it", + "er ta", + "ert a", + "▁bird s", + "▁bir ds", + "▁con vin", + "▁conv in", + "par ator", + "para tor", + "д ра", + "▁E S", + "▁ ES", + "▁Ress ources", + "▁Ressource s", + "EG IN", + "ück e", + "ü cke", + "▁Cr uz", + "▁Cru z", + "ab ling", + "abl ing", + "a bling", + "▁\" @", + "▁me tres", + "▁met res", + "▁B eg", + "▁Be g", + "▁Gr ünd", + "▁B oh", + "▁Bo h", + "▁m ile", + "▁mil e", + "▁mi le", + "▁ mile", + "▁Techn ology", + "\" +", + "ac co", + "acc o", + "a cco", + "▁s s", + "▁ ss", + "▁F ed", + "▁Fe d", + "▁H end", + "▁He nd", + "▁Hen d", + "us ch", + "usc h", + "u sch", + "it ä", + "fol k", + "f olk", + "▁abs or", + "an tal", + "ant al", + "anta l", + "od ge", + "▁WH EN", + "▁Extern í", + "▁Reg iment", + "▁evalu ation", + "▁T ai", + "▁Ta i", + "▁voc als", + "▁vocal s", + "▁ex perimental", + "▁experiment al", + "em bed", + "emb ed", + "▁M inn", + "▁Min n", + "▁Mi nn", + "▁в ме", + "pr ec", + "pre c", + "p rec", + "ever y", + "ev ery", + "e very", + "▁ho of", + "▁Fern ando", + "▁Bibli ographie", + "▁n ag", + "▁na g", + "amerikan ischer", + "▁m arks", + "▁mar ks", + "▁mark s", + "▁ marks", + "▁U TC", + "▁ UTC", + "▁un certain", + "ди я", + "ol ia", + "oli a", + "o lia", + "▁c up", + "▁cu p", + "▁ cup", + "▁f ille", + "▁fil le", + "▁fill e", + "▁fi lle", + "▁d ok", + "▁do k", + "use ppe", + "est erd", + "ester d", + "este rd", + "e sterd", + "▁B rand", + "▁Br and", + "▁Bra nd", + "▁Bran d", + "▁Th ird", + "P P", + "no des", + "node s", + "n odes", + "▁P ad", + "▁Pa d", + "▁ Pad", + "▁l oved", + "▁lo ved", + "▁love d", + "▁lov ed", + "sw ing", + "s wing", + "▁surpr ised", + "▁surprise d", + "ar di", + "ard i", + "▁G R", + "▁ GR", + "] \"", + "▁equ ally", + "▁equal ly", + "▁eq ually", + "ih e", + "i he", + "ca re", + "car e", + "c are", + "пи сок", + "пис ок", + "li jk", + "lij k", + "l ijk", + "ri nn", + "rin n", + "r inn", + "▁\\ [\\", + "▁\\[ \\", + "▁s ons", + "▁so ns", + "▁son s", + "▁t ät", + "ic amente", + "ica mente", + "▁l isting", + "▁list ing", + "iel lement", + "ielle ment", + "▁nyel ven", + "▁d s", + "▁ ds", + "▁agr icult", + "▁H ermann", + "▁Her mann", + "▁Herm ann", + "▁bes ides", + "▁beside s", + "pro gress", + "prog ress", + "▁pec uliar", + "fo cus", + "f ocus", + "c n", + "- $", + "ствен ный", + "ou rg", + "our g", + "o urg", + "▁w yn", + "▁wy n", + "▁conduct ed", + "▁condu cted", + "▁Станов ништво", + "connect ed", + "conne cted", + "conn ected", + "▁b ott", + "▁bo tt", + "▁bot t", + "▁с мер", + "▁см ер", + "▁P oz", + "▁Po z", + "un ct", + "unc t", + "con da", + "cond a", + "c onda", + "▁савез ној", + "▁ha vet", + "▁have t", + "▁hav et", + "li gt", + "lig t", + "l igt", + "or ted", + "ort ed", + "orte d", + "▁ent ering", + "▁enter ing", + "mult ip", + "multi p", + "mul tip", + "▁Tem ple", + "▁Temp le", + "▁P lant", + "▁Pl ant", + "▁Plan t", + "▁Pla nt", + "type of", + "▁V lad", + "▁qu ed", + "▁que d", + "▁q ued", + "▁re ste", + "▁r este", + "▁res te", + "▁rest e", + "▁ма й", + "▁ май", + "▁V ery", + "▁Ver y", + "▁Ve ry", + "ambigu ation", + "▁ch alleng", + "▁res pective", + "▁respect ive", + "▁т ор", + "▁то р", + "▁ тор", + "C trl", + "▁abs ence", + "ar u", + "a ru", + "во е", + "▁för st", + "▁s q", + "▁ sq", + "▁Em peror", + "▁I gn", + "▁Ig n", + "▁ Ign", + "▁т ова", + "▁то ва", + "▁ това", + ": `", + "ad oop", + "ado op", + "▁Mad ame", + "▁gru ppo", + "▁grup po", + "st ud", + "▁extern as", + "▁Александ р", + "▁d ign", + "▁di gn", + "▁dig n", + "▁жи ве", + "Am ount", + "A mount", + "▁correl ate", + "▁corre late", + "▁F ant", + "▁Fa nt", + "▁r ails", + "▁ra ils", + "▁rail s", + "▁ rails", + "f p", + "министра тив", + "▁b ought", + "▁fil ters", + "▁filter s", + "▁ filters", + "▁anc ora", + "▁part ner", + "▁qu and", + "▁quan d", + "sym bol", + "s ymbol", + "ul ating", + "ula ting", + "▁z d", + "▁ zd", + "aw n", + "a wn", + "▁G rant", + "▁Gr ant", + "▁Gra nt", + "▁Gran t", + "bec ause", + "b ecause", + "ra ble", + "rab le", + "r able", + "\\ }", + "íst icas", + "ística s", + "▁у че", + "▁péri ode", + "▁s ke", + "▁sk e", + "▁ ske", + "▁Any way", + "▁index es", + "▁inde xes", + "▁direct ions", + "▁dire ctions", + "▁direction s", + "▁R AM", + "▁RA M", + "▁ RAM", + "ch rome", + "chr ome", + "chrom e", + "▁a post", + "▁ap ost", + "▁apo st", + "▁war nings", + "▁warning s", + "▁warn ings", + "▁Air port", + "V I", + "ab ile", + "abil e", + "abi le", + "▁l ord", + "▁lo rd", + "pro vider", + "prov ider", + "▁J i", + "ost ream", + "o stream", + "▁geme ente", + "table View", + "Ex tra", + "Ext ra", + "c ursor", + "eg round", + "egr ound", + "e ground", + "▁M oz", + "▁Mo z", + "▁r ib", + "▁ri b", + "▁ rib", + "▁m orph", + "▁mor ph", + "lo ads", + "load s", + "el sk", + "els k", + "▁M AX", + "▁MA X", + "▁ MAX", + "▁Santi ago", + "▁H im", + "▁Hi m", + "code s", + "co des", + "cod es", + "c odes", + "▁l anz", + "▁lan z", + "▁count s", + "▁coun ts", + "rinn ingsområ", + "щ ё", + "▁sp é", + "▁pier ws", + "▁pierw s", + "▁S ver", + "▁Sv er", + "▁a cknow", + "▁ac know", + "Bo olean", + "▁фами ли", + "▁Sen ate", + "шо в", + "ш ов", + "ag ers", + "age rs", + "ager s", + "a gers", + "▁Nue va", + "bi l", + "b il", + "ki em", + "kie m", + "k iem", + "▁M ey", + "▁Me y", + "wi j", + "w ij", + "▁G mbH", + "valid ation", + "▁en suite", + "in king", + "ink ing", + "▁c ampion", + "▁camp ion", + "▁finan cial", + "▁financi al", + "iz on", + "izo n", + "i zon", + "He aders", + "Head ers", + "Header s", + "▁deprec ated", + "▁fon ction", + "RE G", + "R EG", + "▁vol umes", + "▁volume s", + "▁C hi", + "▁Ch i", + "▁encounter ed", + "la k", + "l ak", + "ра я", + "▁contin ues", + "▁continu es", + "▁continue s", + "▁~ [", + "uer te", + "u erte", + "▁\\ ;", + "▁ \\;", + "▁D ok", + "▁Do k", + "▁we ights", + "▁weight s", + "▁r h", + "▁ rh", + "▁Na pole", + "▁Nap ole", + "▁natur ally", + "▁natural ly", + "sk u", + "s ku", + "pa s", + "p as", + "▁g egründ", + "et r", + "e tr", + "▁K u", + "ic ted", + "ict ed", + "i cted", + "▁fab ric", + "▁A SC", + "▁AS C", + "▁ ASC", + "▁Entertain ment", + "▁en erg", + "▁ener g", + "кла д", + "к лад", + "om on", + "omo n", + "o mon", + "th eme", + "the me", + "▁ха рак", + "▁d raft", + "▁dr aft", + "▁dra ft", + "▁ch annels", + "▁channel s", + "▁de sert", + "▁des ert", + "▁deser t", + "▁tra vés", + "▁trav és", + "▁L ock", + "▁Lo ck", + "▁Loc k", + "▁ Lock", + "▁s iendo", + "▁si endo", + "фе к", + "ф ек", + "m ême", + "▁pa cket", + "▁pack et", + "▁pac ket", + "▁Mount ain", + "▁F ahr", + "▁Fa hr", + "bra io", + "пе ре", + "пер е", + "п ере", + "▁gen annt", + "▁dep loyment", + "▁deploy ment", + "Pa l", + "P al", + "но г", + "ст ру", + "стр у", + "Pr im", + "P rim", + "f ür", + "▁danger ous", + "▁sz ám", + "re ck", + "rec k", + "▁pop up", + "ic ky", + "ick y", + "in ar", + "ina r", + "i nar", + "co wo", + "cow o", + "c owo", + "нци кло", + "ít ás", + "▁pl ugins", + "▁plugin s", + "▁plug ins", + "▁ plugins", + "▁dr iven", + "▁drive n", + "▁dri ven", + "▁driv en", + "ле в", + "л ев", + "▁\" (", + "tt a", + "t ta", + "▁ Ú", + "▁e b", + "▁ eb", + "▁' ';", + "▁'' ;", + "▁kn ock", + "▁ос нова", + "▁основ а", + "▁m aison", + "▁ma ison", + "▁mais on", + "▁mai son", + "г ля", + "▁Hon or", + "▁Ho nor", + "ta il", + "t ail", + "ri tz", + "rit z", + "r itz", + "▁gu ys", + "▁combin ations", + "▁combination s", + "ond ere", + "onder e", + "onde re", + "▁A ld", + "▁Al d", + "▁f iddle", + "▁ fiddle", + "да в", + "ur d", + "u rd", + "▁pro jection", + "▁project ion", + "▁Tamb ién", + "ve rb", + "ver b", + "v erb", + "▁ter re", + "▁ terre", + "ru gu", + "rug u", + "▁se ptember", + "▁sept ember", + "▁< !", + "co st", + "cos t", + "c ost", + "▁n ut", + "▁nu t", + "▁ nut", + "{ %", + "▁ub ic", + "am arin", + "ama rin", + "amar in", + "ти и", + "▁pat ron", + "▁patr on", + "▁am ely", + "▁e sto", + "▁est o", + "▁es to", + "▁ esto", + "▁li stop", + "▁list op", + "fa l", + "f al", + "▁P rop", + "▁Pro p", + "▁Pr op", + "▁ Prop", + "▁O nt", + "▁On t", + "▁M ade", + "▁Ma de", + "▁Mad e", + "TE ST", + "▁N em", + "▁Ne m", + "▁N ations", + "▁Nat ions", + "▁Nation s", + "▁в у", + "▁ ву", + "in cluding", + "includ ing", + "▁spect rum", + "▁L an", + "▁La n", + "▁E ver", + "▁Ev er", + "Pa ul", + "t m", + "App end", + "Ap pend", + "Rel ative", + "dis abled", + "disable d", + "return s", + "▁flow ers", + "▁flo wers", + "▁flower s", + "ik u", + "i ku", + "▁| \\", + "▁ |\\", + "▁Jord an", + "▁Sm all", + "▁c ic", + "▁ci c", + "▁sex ual", + "au tre", + "aut re", + "ва л", + "в ал", + "▁r ip", + "▁ri p", + "▁ rip", + "ou st", + "ous t", + "o ust", + "▁Philadel phia", + "▁u k", + "▁ uk", + "▁M ongo", + "▁Mon go", + "▁Mong o", + "xml ns", + "▁sh op", + "▁sho p", + "▁ shop", + "▁debug ger", + "▁z aj", + "▁za j", + "▁B illy", + "▁Bill y", + "▁Bil ly", + "▁n iem", + "▁nie m", + "▁ni em", + "ol is", + "oli s", + "o lis", + "▁ро ссий", + "ag ner", + "agn er", + "agne r", + "▁m aven", + "▁ma ven", + "▁ maven", + "▁Gu stav", + "▁Gust av", + "A us", + "comp are", + "▁j eu", + "▁je u", + "ud er", + "ude r", + "u der", + "ish ment", + "▁ди визи", + "▁Fin land", + "ну т", + "н ут", + "z és", + "▁Liga ções", + "▁Lig ações", + "▁qu ello", + "▁quel lo", + "an notation", + "annot ation", + "▁th rew", + "▁thr ew", + "▁thre w", + "▁Pro of", + "▁ Proof", + "▁A rea", + "▁Ar ea", + "▁Are a", + "▁ Area", + "as hi", + "ash i", + "▁F O", + "▁ FO", + "ja min", + "j amin", + "ден т", + "д ент", + "▁un us", + "fri end", + ".\" );", + ".\") ;", + ". \");", + "▁tra kten", + "document class", + "an ka", + "ank a", + "▁ar rive", + "▁arr ive", + "▁arriv e", + "▁d onne", + "▁don ne", + "▁donn e", + "ol y", + "o ly", + "▁R ein", + "▁Re in", + "▁face book", + "▁fac ebook", + "▁ facebook", + "ic ina", + "ici na", + "sl ice", + "s lice", + "▁n agy", + "▁na gy", + "▁nag y", + "▁he bben", + "▁I C", + "▁ IC", + "▁B ag", + "▁Ba g", + "▁ Bag", + "▁circ ul", + "▁cir cul", + "ác t", + "á ct", + "mit t", + "mi tt", + "m itt", + "▁g rey", + "▁gr ey", + "▁gre y", + "▁c av", + "▁ca v", + "▁осо би", + "▁sym metric", + "▁symmet ric", + "▁S ic", + "▁Si c", + "▁med ium", + "▁medi um", + "▁ medium", + "▁U TF", + "▁ UTF", + "▁D opo", + "▁Do po", + "í ch", + "bar e", + "ba re", + "b are", + "dz ie", + "d zie", + "▁he aven", + "▁heav en", + "▁cam pe", + "▁camp e", + "ester day", + "esterd ay", + "▁W issenschaft", + "по ль", + "пол ь", + "di d", + "d id", + "al er", + "ale r", + "a ler", + "▁citiz ens", + "▁Marg aret", + "▁s ought", + "ch arts", + "char ts", + "chart s", + "CL C", + "C LC", + "ol ly", + "oll y", + "ys z", + "y sz", + "wa ld", + "wal d", + "w ald", + "▁f en", + "▁fe n", + "▁ fen", + "▁S ix", + "▁Si x", + "▁U rs", + "▁Ur s", + "▁ор ган", + "▁T rad", + "▁Tr ad", + "▁Tra d", + "cu e", + "c ue", + "sch utz", + "▁prec ise", + "▁precis e", + "▁W indow", + "▁Wind ow", + "▁ Window", + "ти е", + "ло ві", + "лов і", + "it ori", + "ito ri", + "itor i", + "dis ambiguation", + "▁х и", + "▁ хи", + "▁N atural", + "▁Natur al", + "▁Nat ural", + "da n", + "d an", + "▁con crete", + "ци ја", + "▁s pel", + "▁sp el", + "▁spe l", + "▁Fa iled", + "▁Fail ed", + "▁ Failed", + "ści e", + "śc ie", + "ś cie", + "▁b uf", + "▁bu f", + "▁ buf", + "uc a", + "u ca", + "ic ional", + "ici onal", + "icio nal", + "icion al", + "▁ott obre", + "▁otto bre", + "▁ф і", + "▁ фі", + "▁submit ted", + "▁subm itted", + "la ve", + "lav e", + "l ave", + "▁P lot", + "▁Pl ot", + "▁ Plot", + "▁col leg", + "▁coll eg", + "▁colle g", + "ad em", + "ade m", + "a dem", + "▁ch aque", + "▁cha que", + "▁neighbor hood", + "▁calci atore", + "Lo op", + "L oop", + "▁G ast", + "▁Ga st", + "▁Gas t", + "▁ко гда", + "▁indust rial", + "▁industri al", + "▁f atal", + "▁fa tal", + "▁fat al", + "▁C ert", + "▁Ce rt", + "▁Cer t", + "▁ Cert", + "la tion", + "lat ion", + "l ation", + "▁О дна", + "▁Од на", + "▁jam ais", + "▁acc um", + "Id entity", + "Ident ity", + "▁Me dal", + "▁Med al", + "Met adata", + "Meta data", + "▁лю дя", + "br idge", + "brid ge", + "b ridge", + "Go od", + "G ood", + "▁что бы", + "▁comp oser", + "▁compos er", + "▁compose r", + "▁b read", + "▁br ead", + "▁bre ad", + "▁clos ure", + "▁ closure", + "▁large ly", + "▁larg ely", + "F B", + "▁обла сть", + "▁autom atic", + "▁automat ic", + "ar ía", + "a ría", + "▁sufficient ly", + "▁ital iana", + "▁ка че", + "▁J ó", + "hi story", + "histor y", + "h istory", + "▁H D", + "▁ HD", + "▁sigu iente", + "ne ll", + "nel l", + "n ell", + "▁G ree", + "▁Gr ee", + "▁Gre e", + "▁T i", + "▁trans ferred", + "▁transfer red", + "équ ipe", + "é quipe", + "▁Phili ppe", + "▁Philipp e", + "▁Philip pe", + "▁encou rag", + "▁V ietnam", + "▁graph s", + "▁symmet ry", + "fr ed", + "fre d", + "f red", + "we ek", + "▁bron ze", + "ry s", + "r ys", + "▁name ly", + "▁nam ely", + "on ders", + "ond ers", + "onder s", + "onde rs", + "lem agne", + "X Y", + "Con vert", + "}] (", + "} ](", + "Reg ion", + "pe cies", + "pec ies", + "▁te xture", + "▁text ure", + "▁c hr", + "▁ch r", + "▁ chr", + "не го", + "н его", + "▁some body", + "a qu", + "er as", + "era s", + "e ras", + "▁Н ово", + "▁Но во", + "▁Нов о", + "▁d ez", + "▁de z", + "an iu", + "ani u", + "a niu", + "ok rat", + "▁co vers", + "▁cover s", + "▁cov ers", + "▁sign als", + "▁signal s", + "ђ е", + "▁H eb", + "▁He b", + "▁An ti", + "▁Ant i", + "IV E", + "I VE", + "▁re ss", + "▁r ess", + "▁res s", + "▁ ress", + "LE TE", + "yn a", + "y na", + "п ла", + "жде ния", + "ж дения", + "▁ch amp", + "▁cha mp", + "▁cham p", + "▁vill ages", + "▁village s", + "▁villa ges", + "Z one", + "▁i Phone", + "▁sou vent", + "сь кі", + "ськ і", + "▁feb braio", + "ér cito", + "▁X I", + "ok at", + "oka t", + "▁mem bres", + "▁memb res", + "▁membre s", + "ju nit", + "j unit", + "▁D raw", + "▁Dr aw", + "▁Dra w", + "▁ Draw", + "▁п рово", + "▁про во", + "▁пров о", + "▁пр ово", + "aud io", + "audi o", + "a udio", + "en dl", + "end l", + "▁N ad", + "▁Na d", + "▁magn itude", + "Su r", + "S ur", + "ic ing", + "ici ng", + "i cing", + "▁un w", + "▁о три", + "▁от ри", + "▁B ey", + "▁Be y", + "▁V ik", + "▁Vi k", + "▁polít ica", + "port er", + "por ter", + "porte r", + "p orter", + "▁Bar bara", + "▁Barb ara", + "ál t", + "á lt", + "bi b", + "b ib", + "▁accom pan", + "▁accomp an", + "V P", + "▁en coded", + "▁enc oded", + "▁encode d", + "▁ encoded", + "▁S ometimes", + "▁Some times", + "bi rd", + "bir d", + "b ird", + "▁U lt", + "▁Ul t", + "▁t un", + "▁tu n", + "get Text", + "▁ar rival", + "▁arr ival", + "▁arriv al", + "script style", + "{ `", + "▁pers pective", + "LI NE", + "LIN E", + "L INE", + "Form atter", + "Format ter", + "▁b om", + "▁bo m", + "в ра", + "DE BUG", + "Bound s", + "B ounds", + "▁T itle", + "▁Tit le", + "▁ Title", + "l ó", + "Da n", + "D an", + "▁g ene", + "▁ge ne", + "▁gen e", + "▁B it", + "▁Bi t", + "▁ Bit", + "▁reprodu ce", + "▁graph ics", + "▁ graphics", + "▁с ем", + "▁се м", + "р ё", + "▁ре ки", + "us alem", + "usa lem", + "ро ж", + "▁D ES", + "▁DE S", + "▁So ftware", + "ur ance", + "u rance", + "ithmet ic", + "en ess", + "ene ss", + "enes s", + "e ness", + "ic hi", + "ich i", + "i chi", + "Con verter", + "Convert er", + "▁g ithub", + "▁ github", + "erd ings", + "gl ise", + "ác h", + "á ch", + "▁bu ried", + "▁bur ied", + "▁v ision", + "▁vis ion", + "▁ vision", + "M iss", + "▁s ees", + "▁se es", + "▁see s", + "▁person nes", + "▁pers onnes", + "▁personn es", + "▁personne s", + "▁In tel", + "▁Int el", + "el ia", + "eli a", + "e lia", + "▁č lán", + "▁c hi", + "▁ch i", + "▁ chi", + "▁k las", + "▁kl as", + "au té", + "aut é", + "▁st ark", + "▁star k", + "cz e", + "c ze", + "▁dr ivers", + "▁driver s", + "▁drive rs", + "▁dri vers", + "▁driv ers", + "v n", + "! ,", + "▁го ды", + "▁год ы", + "H i", + "▁expla ins", + "▁expl ains", + "▁explain s", + "art icles", + "article s", + "▁z ug", + "▁zu g", + "▁ zug", + "Pro m", + "Pr om", + "P rom", + "> =", + "▁Be at", + "▁S ax", + "▁Sa x", + "vert ical", + "кт о", + "к то", + "▁pl ants", + "▁plan ts", + "▁plant s", + "▁Ré férences", + "▁Référence s", + "▁og ni", + "▁c urs", + "▁cu rs", + "▁cur s", + "▁S K", + "▁ SK", + "он и", + "о ни", + "▁des tac", + "▁dest ac", + "\") ;\r", + "\"); \r", + "\" );\r", + "▁S ure", + "▁Su re", + "▁Sur e", + "▁part ido", + "▁parti do", + "▁Fol ge", + "▁Mo ore", + "▁w z", + "ск ус", + "ску с", + "lt re", + "l tre", + "on do", + "ond o", + "▁p ose", + "▁po se", + "▁pos e", + "▁ pose", + "im os", + "imo s", + "i mos", + "бо й", + "ци па", + "ju s", + "j us", + ".. ...", + "... ..", + ".... .", + ". ....", + "▁ép oca", + "▁qu anto", + "▁quant o", + "▁quan to", + "▁Su pport", + "▁Supp ort", + "▁Sup port", + "▁ Support", + "gesch ichte", + "SER VER", + "▁George s", + "▁Georg es", + "en um", + "enu m", + "e num", + "▁h erm", + "▁he rm", + "▁her m", + "▁ne bo", + "▁C hr", + "▁Ch r", + "▁ Chr", + "char acter", + "▁* **", + "▁** *", + "▁ ***", + "▁For sch", + "ia mi", + "iam i", + "i ami", + "▁ ¿", + "cy ch", + "cyc h", + "c ych", + "▁fif th", + "se nt", + "sen t", + "s ent", + "▁and erem", + "▁andere m", + "▁proport ion", + "▁propor tion", + "▁p rest", + "▁pr est", + "▁pre st", + "▁pres t", + "▁G irl", + "▁Gi rl", + "▁Gir l", + "▁d rama", + "▁dr ama", + "▁dra ma", + "▁dram a", + "wa nd", + "wan d", + "w and", + "▁M ail", + "▁Ma il", + "▁Mai l", + "▁ Mail", + "▁L ux", + "▁Lu x", + "▁kter ý", + "▁Ges ellschaft", + "▁Hin weis", + "nis se", + "n isse", + "▁m ondo", + "▁mon do", + "▁mond o", + "E q", + "▁per í", + "▁pe rí", + "▁e astern", + "▁eas tern", + "▁east ern", + "▁UE FA", + "ual e", + "ua le", + "u ale", + "▁con vex", + "▁conv ex", + "▁по ль", + "▁пол ь", + "▁ поль", + "▁H ey", + "▁He y", + "ze nie", + "zen ie", + "z enie", + "init ely", + "▁Z usammen", + "SS L", + "S SL", + "oc al", + "oca l", + "o cal", + "▁c anal", + "▁can al", + "▁ca nal", + "vo y", + "v oy", + "▁К ри", + "▁köz ött", + "▁c ars", + "▁car s", + "▁ca rs", + "▁vers ión", + "En vironment", + "He r", + "H er", + "▁se ñ", + "▁sp atial", + "ym i", + "y mi", + "Fi re", + "F ire", + "▁ve get", + "▁veg et", + "▁W ie", + "▁Wi e", + "▁zn aj", + "▁zna j", + "▁dam age", + "▁en dl", + "▁end l", + "▁ endl", + "gi f", + "g if", + "▁qu ali", + "▁qual i", + "▁которы х", + "el lan", + "ell an", + "ella n", + "▁m ens", + "▁me ns", + "▁men s", + "▁pl ug", + "▁a bund", + "▁ab und", + "FI G", + "F IG", + "▁s f", + "▁ sf", + "▁con fl", + "▁conf l", + "▁насе ления", + "▁princi ples", + "▁princip les", + "▁principle s", + "▁Gab riel", + "ib e", + "i be", + "▁{ %", + "▁ {%", + "▁pobla ció", + "ні ципа", + "▁ext reme", + "▁extrem e", + "▁extr eme", + "▁as se", + "▁ass e", + "▁ asse", + "▁v u", + "▁ vu", + "Mo ck", + "M ock", + "▁spiel te", + "▁A er", + "▁d atos", + "▁dat os", + "en des", + "end es", + "ende s", + "▁G el", + "▁Ge l", + "▁G or", + "▁Go r", + "Ch rist", + "Chr ist", + "ch os", + "cho s", + "c hos", + "Process or", + "Proc essor", + "▁in struct", + "▁inst ruct", + "▁instru ct", + "▁p icked", + "▁pick ed", + "▁pic ked", + "nah me", + "nahm e", + "fa hr", + "fah r", + "f ahr", + "▁indic ated", + "▁indicate d", + "▁% .", + "▁ %.", + "▁t s", + "▁ ts", + "▁not able", + "▁no table", + "▁qual ified", + "▁А л", + "Bl ack", + "B lack", + "▁coun cil", + "▁over head", + "ac i", + "a ci", + "an née", + "ann ée", + "▁init With", + "bi ó", + "b ió", + "▁int roduction", + "▁introdu ction", + "▁compan ion", + "▁ex pon", + "▁exp on", + "▁k ör", + "▁kö r", + "ob y", + "o by", + "bu rn", + "bur n", + "b urn", + "gn u", + "g nu", + "virt ual", + "v irtual", + "▁intel lect", + "▁д ержа", + "▁ держа", + "' +", + "б ле", + "▁strict ly", + "▁recogn ize", + "ho ur", + "hou r", + "h our", + "▁W rest", + "en nen", + "enn en", + "enne n", + "$) .", + "$ ).", + "ff f", + "f ff", + "▁Cent ro", + "▁P itt", + "▁Pi tt", + "▁Pit t", + "▁d ział", + "▁dz iał", + "▁ dział", + "▁c ela", + "▁ce la", + "▁cel a", + "▁frances e", + "▁franc ese", + "ра ми", + "spe cial", + "spec ial", + "▁D up", + "▁Du p", + "to ire", + "t oire", + "ка ль", + "кал ь", + "к аль", + "CO UNT", + "▁Br ook", + "▁Bro ok", + "▁ру ково", + "pub lique", + "▁se conda", + "▁second a", + "▁sec onda", + "▁com pt", + "▁comp t", + "▁b land", + "▁bl and", + "▁bla nd", + "▁blan d", + "Be fore", + "▁P ack", + "▁Pa ck", + "▁Pac k", + "▁ Pack", + "al ty", + "alt y", + "öd er", + "ö der", + "▁interval s", + "▁Daten bank", + "Mo vie", + "M ovie", + "▁trans m", + "▁tran sm", + "▁t ap", + "▁ta p", + "▁по ч", + "fo n", + "f on", + "ia i", + "i ai", + "▁f ib", + "▁fi b", + "▁w yd", + "▁wy d", + "▁h ung", + "▁hun g", + "▁hu ng", + "▁ hung", + "▁a live", + "▁al ive", + "▁ali ve", + "Cl ear", + "C lear", + "▁p ushed", + "▁push ed", + "▁tu ple", + "▁ tuple", + "ach en", + "ac hen", + "ache n", + "a chen", + "го во", + "гов о", + "г ово", + "▁re vers", + "▁rev ers", + "▁reve rs", + "▁rever s", + "▁au gment", + "▁aug ment", + "▁ch allenge", + "▁challeng e", + "lo st", + "los t", + "l ost", + "▁deux ième", + "struct or", + "stru ctor", + "▁mehr erer", + "▁mehrere r", + "at ural", + "atur al", + "atura l", + "atu ral", + "Sp lit", + "S plit", + "ст ем", + "сте м", + "с тем", + "ш ла", + ")\\ \\", + ") \\\\", + "▁D og", + "▁Do g", + "▁develop ers", + "▁developer s", + "▁ developers", + "▁n od", + "▁no d", + "▁сто ро", + "▁Na N", + "▁ NaN", + "▁pr iest", + "▁pri est", + "▁ex ha", + "UN D", + "U ND", + "pa ir", + "p air", + "al one", + "alo ne", + "▁m oon", + "▁mo on", + "▁# !/", + "▁g uns", + "▁gu ns", + "▁gun s", + "ro la", + "rol a", + "r ola", + "чи та", + "▁Encyc lopedia", + "▁Encyclop edia", + "at is", + "ati s", + "a tis", + "▁' \"", + "▁ '\"", + "zy ch", + "z ych", + "▁super fic", + "▁э к", + "еде ра", + "fe ed", + "f eed", + "LA Y", + "F i", + "un ks", + "unk s", + "ise cond", + "i second", + "▁' @", + "▁Ad ding", + "▁Add ing", + "ро е", + "▁t ang", + "▁tan g", + "▁ta ng", + "ц о", + "hu ng", + "h ung", + "bi s", + "b is", + "sk ého", + "ské ho", + "▁ad vert", + "▁adv ert", + "▁за нима", + "uz z", + "u zz", + "ág ina", + "▁T el", + "▁Te l", + "si g", + "s ig", + "▁E z", + "▁guarante e", + "▁te aching", + "▁teach ing", + "ot y", + "o ty", + "ter min", + "term in", + "▁distribution s", + "▁distrib utions", + "FL A", + "F LA", + "▁Gi useppe", + "query Selector", + "▁/ \\", + "▁ /\\", + "▁S quad", + "g z", + "de lay", + "del ay", + "▁surr ounding", + "▁m anus", + "▁man us", + "▁H ou", + "▁Ho u", + "² ,", + "▁cult iv", + "▁trouble s", + "▁trou bles", + "▁r aison", + "▁ra ison", + "exp and", + "▁c ov", + "▁co v", + "▁ cov", + "nung en", + "n ungen", + ")) {", + ") ){", + "▁g een", + "▁ge en", + "▁au ßer", + "▁Л і", + "ř i", + "▁situ ations", + "▁situation s", + "▁tele p", + "▁tel ep", + "▁J ed", + "▁Je d", + "▁trav ail", + "▁trava il", + "li as", + "lia s", + "l ias", + "bul let", + "▁select ing", + "av ier", + "avi er", + "a vier", + "▁ess ential", + "( /", + "yy yy", + "št ě", + "ul ty", + "ult y", + "▁k ra", + "▁kr a", + "▁t abs", + "▁tab s", + "▁ta bs", + "▁ tabs", + "▁experience d", + "▁experien ced", + "az i", + "a zi", + "▁D irectory", + "▁Direct ory", + "▁Director y", + "▁ Directory", + "▁c ron", + "▁cr on", + "▁cro n", + "▁s pend", + "▁sp end", + "▁spe nd", + "▁R A", + "▁ RA", + "▁s elenium", + "▁sel enium", + "▁ selenium", + "▁T hé", + "▁Th é", + "Element s", + "El ements", + "ci i", + "c ii", + "▁p lat", + "▁pl at", + "▁pla t", + "▁arch ive", + "▁archiv e", + "▁ archive", + "▁ass istance", + "▁assist ance", + "▁ne ck", + "▁A venue", + "▁Aven ue", + "▁w heel", + "▁whe el", + "▁h ade", + "▁ha de", + "▁had e", + "Com mon", + "Comm on", + "▁D ialog", + "▁Di alog", + "▁Dia log", + "▁ Dialog", + "▁f org", + "▁for g", + "▁fo rg", + "▁sur ely", + "▁sure ly", + "▁h ockey", + "kt ó", + "k tó", + "▁t k", + "▁ tk", + "▁Br uce", + "▁Bru ce", + "▁e norm", + "▁en orm", + ", ’", + "▁Christ opher", + "▁Christoph er", + "je v", + "j ev", + "▁qu ad", + "▁ quad", + "▁A JAX", + "▁rel ief", + "▁reli ef", + "▁m odes", + "▁mod es", + "▁mo des", + "▁mode s", + "sk lär", + "s klär", + "▁V id", + "▁Vi d", + "▁Se rial", + "▁Ser ial", + "▁ Serial", + "▁to kens", + "▁token s", + "▁Pol and", + "▁Po land", + "\\ ]", + "▁v ide", + "▁vi de", + "▁vid e", + "ro oms", + "room s", + "om as", + "oma s", + "o mas", + "▁B ureau", + "▁Bur eau", + "c x", + "ность ю", + "ност ью", + "▁sign s", + "▁sig ns", + "ше ние", + "los sen", + "loss en", + "l ossen", + "▁Que ens", + "▁Queen s", + "▁m embre", + "▁mem bre", + "▁memb re", + "▁m ez", + "▁me z", + "▁ mez", + "▁B ool", + "▁Bo ol", + "▁ Bool", + "▁N aj", + "▁Na j", + "▁Mem ory", + "▁ Memory", + "▁K han", + "▁Kh an", + "▁l à", + "▁ là", + "▁H ud", + "▁Hu d", + "▁d ismiss", + "▁dis miss", + "ight h", + "igh th", + "▁f s", + "▁ fs", + "pr event", + "pre vent", + "prev ent", + "▁ме да", + "▁Pol ice", + "▁Po lice", + "▁с ко", + "▁ ско", + "fin ite", + "▁a mi", + "▁am i", + "▁ ami", + "▁M uch", + "▁Mu ch", + "ow ania", + "owa nia", + "owan ia", + "OR Y", + "O RY", + "io rs", + "ior s", + "i ors", + "▁Prem io", + "▁text box", + "d m", + "▁a fin", + "▁af in", + "▁Don ald", + "▁ Donald", + "▁P riv", + "▁Pr iv", + "▁Pri v", + "▁de cid", + "▁dec id", + "▁Maur ice", + "▁Mau rice", + "ag an", + "aga n", + "a gan", + "▁Britann ica", + "▁o ft", + "▁of t", + "▁consec utive", + "\"? >", + "\" ?>", + "ови й", + "st udent", + "stud ent", + "▁pe que", + "▁di eses", + "▁dies es", + "▁diese s", + "▁ret our", + "ét r", + "é tr", + "▁с ез", + "▁се з", + "▁k re", + "▁kr e", + "▁ kre", + "▁v otes", + "▁vo tes", + "▁vot es", + "▁vote s", + "ru ption", + "rupt ion", + "rup tion", + "iz ada", + "iza da", + "▁W iel", + "▁Wi el", + "▁Wie l", + "▁G ray", + "▁Gr ay", + "▁Gra y", + "▁Le op", + "▁Leo p", + "teil ung", + "tei lung", + "([ '", + "( ['", + "▁wh ites", + "▁white s", + "fr ica", + "fri ca", + "f rica", + "an imation", + "anim ation", + "cur l", + "cu rl", + "c url", + "ling s", + "lin gs", + "l ings", + "=\" $", + "lo yd", + "loy d", + "text sc", + "ор у", + "о ру", + "▁се ла", + "es ian", + "esi an", + "esia n", + "▁M ission", + "▁Miss ion", + "▁не за", + "▁ult imately", + "бо в", + "б ов", + "ol en", + "ole n", + "o len", + "ско му", + "ском у", + "ск ому", + "с кому", + "ne te", + "net e", + "n ete", + "▁D it", + "▁Di t", + "▁co stru", + "▁cost ru", + "dep endent", + "▁Re source", + "▁Res ource", + "▁ Resource", + "▁host s", + "▁hos ts", + "▁ hosts", + "▁re ar", + "▁r ear", + "D uration", + "ни ків", + "ник ів", + "М а", + "▁pl anning", + "▁plan ning", + "▁pre diction", + "▁pred iction", + "▁predict ion", + "▁L yn", + "▁Ly n", + "▁k ir", + "▁ki r", + "▁ kir", + "▁Leg isl", + "ма т", + "м ат", + "▁S occer", + "▁Soc cer", + "▁sur vey", + "▁surv ey", + "▁surve y", + "▁estadoun idense", + "or gen", + "org en", + "orge n", + "jo urd", + "jou rd", + "j ourd", + "▁ap rile", + "▁april e", + "▁apr ile", + "▁i ds", + "▁id s", + "▁ ids", + "сь ке", + "ськ е", + "▁emp loyee", + "▁employ ee", + "▁ employee", + "▁Schaus pieler", + "р ъ", + "▁mult imedia", + "▁multi media", + "▁сво ю", + "▁w ine", + "▁win e", + "▁E U", + "ic ă", + "▁R hein", + "▁Rh ein", + "▁Pal mar", + "ot eca", + "ote ca", + "▁prep are", + "▁prepar e", + "▁ prepare", + "▁T ot", + "▁To t", + "▁N ull", + "▁Nu ll", + "▁ Null", + "▁k in", + "▁ki n", + "▁ kin", + "in als", + "inal s", + "ina ls", + "▁New ton", + "▁t bl", + "▁ tbl", + "▁S old", + "▁So ld", + "▁Sol d", + "▁ver f", + "▁ve rf", + "at uring", + "atur ing", + "atu ring", + "▁la ptop", + "▁lap top", + "▁Со вет", + "▁Сов ет", + "▁Сове т", + "se cret", + "sec ret", + "▁Olymp ic", + "▁football er", + "▁Rud olf", + "▁con he", + "zy sk", + "▁evalu ated", + "▁evaluate d", + "» )", + "sh op", + "re pository", + "▁z ach", + "▁za ch", + "▁l osing", + "▁lo sing", + "▁los ing", + "et ter", + "ett er", + "ette r", + "▁W irtschaft", + "та к", + "▁unnecess ary", + "▁P hot", + "▁Ph ot", + "▁Pho t", + "an ska", + "ans ka", + "ansk a", + "▁N ative", + "▁Nat ive", + "▁ Native", + "CC E", + "C CE", + "▁fi fty", + "▁fif ty", + "▁e rw", + "▁er w", + "r h", + "is sent", + "iss ent", + "isse nt", + "issen t", + "}{ (", + "} {(", + "▁lan ç", + "▁X code", + "го род", + "гор од", + "ci r", + "c ir", + "▁pel ícula", + "▁O scar", + "▁Os car", + "▁sh ore", + "▁sho re", + "▁supp lied", + "ex amples", + "example s", + "Me ss", + "M ess", + "VI CE", + "V ICE", + "▁ex clude", + "▁h en", + "▁he n", + "▁ hen", + "▁гу бер", + "▁F ragment", + "▁Fra gment", + "▁ Fragment", + "▁B itte", + "▁Bi tte", + "▁Bit te", + "▁Bes ides", + "▁h es", + "▁he s", + "▁ hes", + "▁ih rem", + "▁ihr em", + "▁ihre m", + "▁Ser ge", + "▁art ific", + "=\" ${", + "=\"$ {", + "ло во", + "лов о", + "л ово", + "ut eur", + "ute ur", + "ta ire", + "t aire", + "па с", + "▁eas iest", + "▁fam iglia", + "N ormal", + "▁d alle", + "▁da lle", + "▁dal le", + "▁dall e", + "▁n ations", + "▁nation s", + "▁nat ions", + "r p", + "th ead", + "the ad", + "t head", + "▁обла сті", + "▁Democr atic", + "▁челов е", + "мо ж", + "▁г ер", + "▁ге р", + "▁ гер", + "▁small est", + "▁Publish ing", + "▁T s", + "▁laugh ed", + "ll e", + "l le", + "▁A mt", + "▁Am t", + "▁I IS", + "▁II S", + "FOR M", + "F ORM", + "Ma g", + "M ag", + "до н", + "д он", + "▁st oria", + "▁stor ia", + "▁sto ria", + "▁organ ized", + "▁organiz ed", + "č ní", + "▁o x", + "▁ ox", + "ling en", + "lin gen", + "l ingen", + "▁lu ego", + "cc ió", + "c ció", + "▁re ly", + "▁r ely", + "▁rel y", + "▁t ussen", + "er ten", + "ert en", + "erte n", + "▁hon our", + "▁Cla ude", + "▁Claud e", + "▁Ko rea", + "▁Kore a", + "▁Kor ea", + "▁Met ropol", + "▁Metro pol", + "Su per", + "S uper", + "ri en", + "rie n", + "r ien", + "ér ature", + "att ro", + "attr o", + "▁б іль", + "▁бі ль", + "▁ біль", + "▁Her bert", + "▁aut eurs", + "▁aute urs", + "▁dar auf", + "▁m ental", + "▁men tal", + "▁ment al", + "▁r ang", + "▁ra ng", + "▁ran g", + "▁s ón", + "▁só n", + "▁S oph", + "▁So ph", + ")\" ,", + ") \",", + "Des criptor", + "prep are", + "▁Land kreis", + "H C", + "cr oss", + "cro ss", + "c ross", + "ли за", + "▁Lo gin", + "▁Log in", + "▁ Login", + "on en", + "one n", + "o nen", + "Fe ature", + "▁m useum", + "▁muse um", + "▁ museum", + "ve k", + "v ek", + "▁Nel son", + "▁re jo", + "▁коман ди", + "▁sum mar", + "▁summ ar", + "▁сле ду", + "▁след у", + "äm p", + "ä mp", + "▁G as", + "▁Ga s", + "во м", + "в ом", + "VAL UE", + "in ge", + "ing e", + "per iod", + "lass en", + "las sen", + "lasse n", + "l assen", + "áv al", + "á val", + "▁alt ogether", + "um ph", + "ump h", + "ist ro", + "istr o", + "ą ż", + "▁Ke ep", + "▁Mar co", + "▁Marc o", + "▁ét ant", + "▁D re", + "▁Dr e", + "ge ometry", + "▁K as", + "▁Ka s", + "message s", + "mess ages", + "Co ok", + "C ook", + "▁S ide", + "▁Si de", + "▁Sid e", + "▁ Side", + "▁ко ми", + "▁ком и", + "ст ри", + "стр и", + "с три", + "▁ex cess", + "▁exc ess", + "▁Bi ografia", + "XX XX", + "XXX X", + "X XXX", + "▁N ie", + "▁Ni e", + "ven dor", + "v endor", + "xs d", + "x sd", + "Mil l", + "M ill", + "process ing", + "▁Miss ouri", + "▁perm ett", + "▁permet t", + "▁a par", + "▁ap ar", + "▁cro wd", + "▁crow d", + "fer t", + "fe rt", + "f ert", + "▁D ou", + "▁Do u", + "r í", + "▁C C", + "▁ CC", + "▁pay ment", + "▁ payment", + "▁Hol lywood", + "▁V irtual", + "▁ Virtual", + "▁sp oken", + "▁spoke n", + "▁spo ken", + "▁t ram", + "▁tr am", + "▁tra m", + "▁Comm unity", + "▁Commun ity", + "▁administr ative", + "▁в оло", + "▁во ло", + "gi or", + "gio r", + "g ior", + "vis or", + "▁Укра и", + "st age", + "sta ge", + "stag e", + "▁For mat", + "▁Form at", + "▁ Format", + "▁conven ient", + "Н а", + "▁med ian", + "▁media n", + "▁medi an", + "▁в ра", + "▁ вра", + "▁Пре ма", + "en ig", + "eni g", + "e nig", + "▁Op era", + "▁Oper a", + "ré s", + "r és", + "▁f mt", + "▁ fmt", + "▁effic iency", + "ma le", + "mal e", + "m ale", + "Ma ster", + "M aster", + "Ser ies", + "Se ries", + "S eries", + "▁s yd", + "▁sy d", + "gener ic", + "inter val", + "▁e fect", + "▁inwon ers", + "лим пи", + "ir ement", + "ire ment", + "Er r", + "E rr", + "ö h", + "▁l ying", + "▁ly ing", + "▁ lying", + "▁S ettings", + "▁Setting s", + "▁ Settings", + "! =", + "em atic", + "emat ic", + "arg v", + "▁Bas ic", + "▁ Basic", + "▁consider ation", + "▁h abe", + "▁ha be", + "▁hab e", + "- %", + "▁mount ains", + "▁mountain s", + "▁pe ak", + "▁f allen", + "▁fall en", + "▁fal len", + "ed ed", + "ede d", + "e ded", + "log ic", + "▁mat ched", + "▁match ed", + "▁typ ing", + "▁ty ping", + ")} ,", + ") },", + "▁f ancy", + "▁fan cy", + "▁eleg ant", + "ا ل", + "▁уча ст", + "▁Sa rah", + "▁Sar ah", + "▁V erd", + "▁Ver d", + "▁Ve rd", + "▁t ego", + "▁te go", + "ru les", + "rule s", + "r ules", + "▁mo unted", + "▁mount ed", + "▁і м", + "ер у", + "е ру", + "st off", + "sto ff", + "fa hren", + "fah ren", + "fahr en", + "f ahren", + "dist ance", + "d istance", + "▁Lic ense", + "▁LE FT", + "▁ LEFT", + "▁w p", + "▁ wp", + "/ {", + "▁am azon", + "▁amaz on", + "▁ amazon", + "> &", + "▁els ő", + "qu arters", + "▁sh ock", + "▁sho ck", + "ni ck", + "nic k", + "n ick", + "▁Arch ite", + "▁S quare", + "▁r ates", + "▁ra tes", + "▁rate s", + "▁rat es", + "io re", + "ior e", + "i ore", + "▁N at", + "▁Na t", + "▁Char lot", + "re ichen", + "reich en", + "rei chen", + "reiche n", + "▁var iation", + "▁vari ation", + "os is", + "osi s", + "li fe", + "l ife", + "sl ide", + "s lide", + "ab i", + "a bi", + "uk i", + "u ki", + "my sq", + "mys q", + "▁prim itive", + "▁primit ive", + "▁univers itaire", + "LE NG", + "ale ż", + "eb ook", + "e book", + "s yn", + "▁G egen", + "▁Ge gen", + "▁Geg en", + "▁K ü", + "▁а ле", + "▁ал е", + "▁L ub", + "▁Lu b", + "con current", + "izz ato", + "izza to", + "▁st ub", + "▁i e", + "▁ ie", + "▁' ./", + "▁'. /", + "co d", + "c od", + "▁intern acional", + "▁G las", + "▁Gl as", + "▁Gla s", + "▁m are", + "▁ma re", + "▁mar e", + "▁N eb", + "▁Ne b", + "▁G B", + "▁ GB", + "kw args", + "▁a ument", + "▁au ment", + "WI D", + "W ID", + "▁ро д", + "▁р од", + "▁ род", + "p unkt", + "▁G rad", + "▁Gr ad", + "▁Gra d", + "▁ Grad", + "S N", + "AM P", + "A MP", + "▁B orn", + "▁Bo rn", + "▁Bor n", + "▁Guer re", + "го тов", + "▁med io", + "▁medi o", + "Me d", + "M ed", + "su pp", + "sup p", + "s upp", + "act ual", + "drop down", + "▁ok tober", + "▁ ř", + "▁circ ular", + "▁cir cular", + "▁circul ar", + "▁s kin", + "▁sk in", + "▁ski n", + "▁em phas", + "▁emp has", + "▁го лов", + "▁голо в", + "▁p ue", + "▁pu e", + "▁inform ations", + "▁information s", + "▁Wolf gang", + "▁us eless", + "▁use less", + "и т", + "▁Jo an", + "▁б ор", + "▁бо р", + "▁ бор", + "▁G lad", + "▁Gl ad", + "▁Gla d", + "▁K now", + "▁Kn ow", + "▁Kno w", + "ké nt", + "k ént", + "sp eed", + "spe ed", + "▁Ke vin", + "un ft", + "▁ar qu", + "▁ arqu", + "▁C asa", + "▁Cas a", + "▁Ca sa", + "(. ..", + "( ...", + "▁rapid ly", + "▁pro ble", + "▁prob le", + "▁probl e", + "▁Ви кипеди", + "že n", + "ž en", + "▁N eben", + "▁Ne ben", + "▁Neb en", + "▁M eter", + "▁Me ter", + "▁Met er", + "Child ren", + "ce m", + "c em", + "ig os", + "igo s", + "aj u", + "a ju", + "▁Ret rie", + "▁H ell", + "▁He ll", + "▁Hel l", + "▁g ig", + "▁gi g", + "▁contro vers", + "▁z oom", + "▁zo om", + "▁zoo m", + "▁c ens", + "▁ce ns", + "▁alc uni", + "▁He ader", + "▁Head er", + "▁ Header", + "Me ta", + "Met a", + "M eta", + "Re quired", + "▁ин ститу", + "▁s kup", + "▁sk up", + "▁ing les", + "ég l", + "é gl", + "bi j", + "b ij", + "▁t ér", + "▁té r", + "▁com pag", + "▁comp ag", + "▁comm itted", + "▁commit ted", + "▁process ed", + "▁proc essed", + "▁proces sed", + "Lo wer", + "L ower", + "▁F oreign", + "▁For eign", + "▁Fore ign", + "▁ Foreign", + "▁s eq", + "▁se q", + "▁ seq", + "sheet s", + "she ets", + "▁F em", + "▁Fe m", + "ho z", + "h oz", + "in ks", + "ink s", + "▁k all", + "▁ka ll", + "▁kal l", + "vari ant", + "▁li bro", + "▁lib ro", + "▁cl icks", + "▁click s", + "▁cli cks", + "▁g obierno", + "ie gel", + "ieg el", + "мо го", + "м ого", + "ge me", + "gem e", + "g eme", + "▁t ower", + "▁to wer", + "▁par ish", + "▁T CP", + "▁l s", + "▁ ls", + "▁n ginx", + "▁ng inx", + "▁ nginx", + "Na N", + "▁D ir", + "▁Di r", + "▁ Dir", + "▁Begr iffe", + "▁Begriff e", + "ar ie", + "ari e", + "a rie", + "ím p", + "í mp", + "ic ios", + "ici os", + "icio s", + "i cios", + "▁sh aring", + "▁cin éma", + "be c", + "b ec", + "RE D", + "R ED", + "▁K ra", + "▁Kr a", + "ab ol", + "a bol", + "▁fl ux", + "▁flu x", + "▁exp ensive", + "▁су ще", + "▁` _", + "oc z", + "o cz", + "ли ст", + "▁acqu aint", + "▁w ise", + "▁wis e", + "▁ wise", + "▁pou voir", + "▁pouv oir", + "▁dev ant", + "▁moment um", + "im mer", + "imm er", + "▁C oupe", + "▁Cou pe", + "index Of", + "▁does nt", + "▁doesn t", + "▁за в", + "▁lic ense", + "▁ â", + "CS S", + "C SS", + "▁r ice", + "▁ric e", + "▁ri ce", + "▁ rice", + "Te am", + "▁a no", + "▁an o", + "▁ ano", + "li t", + "l it", + "▁mer ged", + "▁merge d", + "▁C ell", + "▁Ce ll", + "▁Cel l", + "▁ Cell", + "л л", + "bo y", + "b oy", + "as ts", + "ast s", + "▁s ell", + "▁se ll", + "▁sel l", + "▁gro ße", + "▁groß e", + "▁virt uel", + "▁virtue l", + "Can cel", + "▁s j", + "g ment", + ". <", + "ча й", + "i ë", + "ak h", + "a kh", + "iz ers", + "ize rs", + "izer s", + "pr it", + "p rit", + "▁T ib", + "▁Ti b", + "▁elabor ate", + "▁f é", + "▁м еди", + "▁ме ди", + "LENG TH", + "▁prim arily", + "▁sc ores", + "▁score s", + "▁carry ing", + "▁l ake", + "▁la ke", + "▁lak e", + "com pose", + "comp ose", + "compos e", + "▁Town ship", + "un ge", + "ung e", + "▁al berga", + "an ych", + "any ch", + "a nych", + "qu elle", + "que lle", + "quel le", + "q uelle", + "▁Ar k", + "▁p ris", + "▁pr is", + "▁pri s", + "▁v oll", + "▁vo ll", + "▁vol l", + "ш ли", + "Valid ation", + "▁ce ux", + "▁pop ulate", + "▁popula te", + "▁popul ate", + "\" \r", + "▁fem mes", + "▁femme s", + "AN G", + "A NG", + "▁Desp ite", + "вы е", + "в ые", + "is ke", + "isk e", + "i ske", + "zu g", + "z ug", + "на ча", + "▁h atten", + "▁hat ten", + "▁hatte n", + "IN SERT", + "Emp loyee", + "▁mo ments", + "▁moment s", + "▁mom ents", + "▁últ ima", + "▁h older", + "▁hold er", + "▁ho lder", + "▁hol der", + "▁ holder", + "bl ank", + "Col lections", + "Collection s", + "Collect ions", + "ath ers", + "ather s", + "a thers", + "▁g rade", + "▁gr ade", + "▁gra de", + "▁grad e", + "▁ grade", + "▁aff airs", + "▁affair s", + ".$ $", + ". $$", + "▁d elta", + "▁del ta", + "▁ delta", + "▁Jug end", + "▁españ ol", + "▁O UT", + "▁ OUT", + "▁mathemat ical", + "▁m ongo", + "▁mon go", + "▁Ф е", + "ul ing", + "uli ng", + "u ling", + "▁re volution", + "▁revol ution", + "▁c oin", + "▁co in", + "▁sub class", + "\" =>", + "äch e", + "ä che", + "▁p yg", + "▁py g", + "ща я", + "ill ery", + "ille ry", + "iller y", + "▁com enz", + "dep th", + "▁c él", + "▁re size", + "▁res ize", + "▁ resize", + "▁S ame", + "▁Sam e", + "▁Sa me", + "▁st rik", + "▁str ik", + "▁stri k", + "▁t ir", + "▁ti r", + "▁sc arc", + "▁scar c", + "▁M ember", + "▁Mem ber", + "▁ Member", + "sub scribe", + "ó ż", + "út bol", + "ex cept", + "▁dr iving", + "▁dri ving", + "▁driv ing", + "ki e", + "k ie", + "zo ny", + "zon y", + "z ony", + "ème s", + "è mes", + "Da vid", + "D avid", + "iss ant", + "issa nt", + "▁т ы", + "▁ ты", + "▁é lect", + "▁él ect", + "▁re name", + "▁r ename", + "▁ren ame", + "▁R unning", + "▁Run ning", + "▁ Running", + "▁inter faces", + "▁interface s", + "//////// ////////", + "▁Wal ker", + "▁Walk er", + "▁soci été", + "▁as ks", + "▁ask s", + "br id", + "b rid", + "▁je we", + "▁se ines", + "▁sein es", + "▁seine s", + "▁sei nes", + "▁ag ents", + "▁agent s", + "▁M Y", + "▁ MY", + "▁Law rence", + "de ss", + "des s", + "d ess", + "ie sen", + "ies en", + "iese n", + "i esen", + "▁людя х", + "прав и", + "пра ви", + "▁anc est", + "▁wel che", + "ra um", + "r aum", + "▁o rb", + "▁or b", + "▁ orb", + "sc al", + "s cal", + "▁L ear", + "▁Le ar", + "▁w ear", + "▁we ar", + "▁s lave", + "▁sl ave", + "▁sla ve", + "▁re named", + "▁ren amed", + "▁rename d", + "če n", + "č en", + "ma ste", + "mas te", + "m aste", + "ang les", + "angle s", + "▁Am érica", + "▁t i", + "▁ ti", + "▁dem sel", + "▁bene ath", + "bin ary", + "b inary", + "▁ed ición", + "▁kil omet", + "▁kilom et", + "ui ts", + "uit s", + "u its", + "▁cu atro", + "▁ent rance", + "▁entr ance", + "ond issement", + "▁b ag", + "▁ba g", + "▁ bag", + "▁Ar men", + "▁Arm en", + "ij o", + "i jo", + "▁L ors", + "▁Lo rs", + "▁Lor s", + "▁demsel ben", + "ê m", + "▁dis crete", + "▁prom inent", + "▁J ay", + "▁Ja y", + "de cor", + "dec or", + "D L", + "▁d í", + "St ruct", + "Str uct", + "▁P roduction", + "▁Produ ction", + "▁Product ion", + "th ey", + "the y", + "ar ius", + "ari us", + "sch nitt", + "▁C ou", + "▁Co u", + "▁l ex", + "▁le x", + "▁ lex", + "y outube", + "▁рабо та", + "st ation", + "sta tion", + "stat ion", + "se p", + "s ep", + "▁mi rror", + "▁mir ror", + "▁h its", + "▁hit s", + "▁hi ts", + "▁Be ck", + "at ically", + "atic ally", + "▁L az", + "▁La z", + "▁w inner", + "▁win ner", + "DE X", + "D EX", + "▁I NT", + "▁IN T", + "▁ INT", + "}^ {-", + "}^{ -", + "} ^{-", + "▁w egen", + "▁we gen", + "▁weg en", + "ma d", + "m ad", + "An gle", + "Ang le", + "zi ng", + "zin g", + "z ing", + "▁Bay ern", + "▁Bayer n", + "sa l", + "s al", + "äg er", + "ä ger", + "▁bus y", + "▁st ör", + "▁f olk", + "▁fol k", + "▁ folk", + "▁p rix", + "▁pr ix", + "▁pri x", + "▁al located", + "▁alloc ated", + "▁allocate d", + "▁p t", + "▁ pt", + "af fen", + "aff en", + "a ffen", + "cl uster", + "clus ter", + "▁com plement", + "▁comp lement", + "▁comple ment", + "▁compl ement", + "ár s", + "á rs", + "▁Amer ika", + "рі й", + "р ій", + "▁val ley", + "▁vall ey", + "▁valle y", + "▁ro oms", + "▁room s", + "▁ rooms", + "▁m oi", + "▁mo i", + ".\" ,", + ". \",", + ";; ;;", + "▁lo west", + "▁low est", + "no g", + "n og", + "▁land et", + "▁lan det", + "▁program me", + "ch io", + "chi o", + "▁W ährend", + "ánd ez", + "▁дол ж", + "▁o uv", + "▁ou v", + "▁ ouv", + "om ány", + "▁Википеди и", + "▁s ó", + "▁ele ktr", + "De sc", + "Des c", + "D esc", + "▁Be aut", + "▁Beau t", + "на р", + "н ар", + "▁мо же", + "▁мож е", + "P ierre", + "es ota", + "eso ta", + "▁oper ated", + "▁opera ted", + "▁operate d", + "▁f orte", + "▁for te", + "▁fort e", + "ри с", + "р ис", + "▁op position", + "▁opp osition", + "▁oppos ition", + "al ia", + "ali a", + "a lia", + "▁S yl", + "▁Sy l", + "get Name", + "ве ли", + "fi k", + "f ik", + "▁com prom", + "▁comp rom", + "▁compr om", + "▁Text 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inding", + "▁import ed", + "▁imp orted", + "▁H orn", + "▁Hor n", + "▁Ho rn", + "em berg", + "ember g", + "emb erg", + "com plex", + "comp lex", + "comple x", + "▁ne ural", + "▁neu ral", + "▁neur al", + "in formation", + "▁recogn ition", + "in gt", + "ing t", + "▁inhab itants", + "vu e", + "v ue", + "▁Be völker", + "▁cur ves", + "▁curve s", + "▁curv es", + "▁l eb", + "▁le b", + "▁ leb", + "ді й", + "д ій", + "▁s ow", + "▁so w", + "▁sent iment", + "P H", + "ra che", + "rac he", + "rach e", + "r ache", + "▁- (", + "▁ -(", + "▁e stable", + "▁est able", + "▁es table", + "▁estab le", + "▁esta ble", + "▁Ferd inand", + "▁é crit", + "▁éc rit", + "▁prime iro", + "▁t ex", + "▁te x", + "▁ tex", + "▁inter mediate", + "ve rage", + "ver age", + "vera ge", + "ib us", + "i bus", + "▁s erves", + "▁ser ves", + "▁serv es", + "▁serve s", + "iv as", + "iva s", + "i vas", + "▁b ru", + "▁br u", + "▁ bru", + "▁l um", + "▁lu m", + "att ice", + "atti ce", + "ч ный", + "▁D res", + "▁Dr es", + "▁Dre s", + "▁v 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+ "▁tak é", + "▁ta ké", + "▁As ian", + "▁Asia n", + "▁за щи", + "▁young er", + "▁w ished", + "▁wish ed", + "▁wis hed", + "▁S ort", + "▁So rt", + "▁Sor t", + "▁ Sort", + "▁aud ience", + "▁audi ence", + "am ba", + "amb a", + "▁gehör t", + "▁K ansas", + "ya ume", + "▁Prof essional", + "â ce", + "▁f atto", + "▁fa tto", + "▁fat to", + "to d", + "t od", + "▁data sets", + "▁datas ets", + "▁dataset s", + "▁f are", + "▁far e", + "▁fa re", + "▁ fare", + "▁w aves", + "▁wave s", + "▁wa ves", + "~ /", + "▁measure ment", + "▁w ol", + "▁wo l", + "▁ wol", + "ind ust", + "indu st", + "▁strugg ling", + "▁pull ed", + "▁pul led", + "▁car atter", + "▁Ex terne", + "▁Ext erne", + "▁Extern e", + "▁дей стви", + "cn t", + "c nt", + "li ches", + "lic hes", + "lich es", + "liche s", + "▁Pos sible", + "▁Poss ible", + "▁fa ced", + "▁face d", + "▁fac ed", + "▁hypoth esis", + "▁kil om", + "▁n är", + "▁nä r", + "bo olean", + "P Y", + "am pa", + "amp a", + "▁k iss", + "▁ki ss", + "▁kis s", + "▁as tero", + "▁ast ero", + 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pt", + "▁Op t", + "▁ Opt", + "▁d ah", + "▁da h", + "▁wonder ful", + "adrat kil", + "▁Г ра", + "ma pping", + "map ping", + "m apping", + "▁disc overy", + "▁discover y", + "▁disco very", + "▁B E", + "▁ BE", + "En able", + "▁Fri end", + "с ня", + "▁cont rolled", + "▁control led", + "чно ї", + "ч ної", + "▁contribution s", + "▁contrib utions", + "j ší", + "▁L ev", + "▁Le v", + "▁franc és", + "▁m ic", + "▁mi c", + "▁ mic", + "zi k", + "z ik", + "▁a lem", + "▁al em", + "▁ale m", + "▁ alem", + "can cel", + "! '", + "▁g rat", + "▁gr at", + "▁gra t", + "▁Begriff sklär", + "Cam era", + "if icación", + "ific ación", + "ifica ción", + "ró d", + "r ód", + "▁Arn old", + "▁bezeichnet er", + "▁f ought", + "▁de put", + "▁dep ut", + "▁D rop", + "▁Dr op", + "▁Dro p", + "▁ Drop", + "ta x", + "t ax", + "d g", + "▁H op", + "▁Ho p", + "G N", + "▁Kir ch", + "▁Б ар", + "▁Ба р", + "In voke", + "Inv oke", + "▁er halten", + "▁ve el", + "▁word press", + "▁ wordpress", + "▁IN NER", + "trans action", + "▁dé jà", + "Fa ct", + "F act", + "▁над мор", + "▁angular js", + "▁á t", + "▁ át", + "▁a lap", + "▁al ap", + "▁P rice", + "▁Pr ice", + "▁Pri ce", + "▁ Price", + "▁eff et", + "▁s phere", + "▁sp here", + "▁spher e", + "Class Loader", + "▁r ugby", + "▁rug by", + "▁king dom", + "▁M ut", + "▁Mu t", + "▁ки но", + "▁re ward", + "ci t", + "c it", + "▁present e", + "▁pres ente", + "St o", + "S to", + "Char acter", + "lo gs", + "log s", + "l ogs", + "▁cent rale", + "▁central e", + "▁m ouv", + "▁mo uv", + "▁mou v", + "▁ok ay", + "▁ap lic", + "Mo re", + "Mor e", + "M ore", + "ény ek", + "▁Kö ln", + "ne tt", + "net t", + "n ett", + "▁исто рии", + "▁истори и", + "▁descri bing", + "▁sold ier", + "▁N eed", + "▁Ne ed", + "L ight", + "▁\" \\<", + "▁\"\\ <", + "▁h av", + "▁ha v", + "▁ hav", + "er mo", + "erm o", + "▁infer ior", + "le a", + "l ea", + "▁g g", + "▁ gg", + "▁кон це", + "fra gment", + "f ragment", + "s b", + "Count ry", + "C ountry", + "▁v ě", + "▁ vě", + "▁B eng", + "▁Be ng", + "▁Ben g", + "▁Э то", + "▁во до", + "ма р", + "м ар", + "STR ING", + "▁ú j", + "multi ple", + "multip le", + "state ment", + "stat ement", + "▁invol ves", + "▁involve s", + "▁te cn", + "▁tec n", + "St udent", + "gr é", + "g ré", + "▁le an", + "▁ lean", + "▁bring ing", + "▁Med ical", + "▁Medic al", + "▁Medi cal", + "▁програ м", + "▁V og", + "▁Vo g", + "▁ж ов", + "▁Sp irit", + "nt h", + "n th", + "▁stand ards", + "▁standard s", + "▁Pro file", + "▁Prof ile", + "▁Profil e", + "▁ Profile", + "▁e z", + "▁ ez", + "▁террито рии", + "▁s tem", + "▁st em", + "▁ste m", + "ui l", + "u il", + "▁O g", + "B tn", + "na l", + "n al", + "▁near by", + "▁produ cing", + "cri v", + "cr iv", + "c riv", + "▁assum ptions", + "▁assumption s", + "▁S park", + "▁Sp ark", + "▁L ot", + "▁Lo t", + "it udes", + "itu des", + "itude s", + "itud es", + "af ka", + "fi ve", + "f ive", + "at io", + "ati o", + "▁distingu ish", + "ro ck", + "roc k", + "r ock", + "égl ise", + "é glise", + "▁rapp res", + "▁rap pres", + ">\\ <", + "> \\<", + "лі й", + "л ій", + "▁ми ни", + "▁ мини", + "▁intitul é", + "}} (\\", + "}}( \\", + "} }(\\", + "▁R out", + "▁Ro ut", + "▁Rou t", + "▁ Rout", + "▁B order", + "▁Bor der", + "▁ Border", + "▁over rid", + "HO ST", + "H OST", + "rit ten", + "ritt en", + "r itten", + "sa y", + "s ay", + "▁Ч и", + "icht ung", + "▁straight forward", + "ob b", + "o bb", + "▁Ter ra", + "▁Terr a", + "▁[ :", + "▁ [:", + "Be n", + "B en", + "▁compos ite", + ")+ \\", + ") +\\", + "▁c rown", + "▁cr own", + "▁cro wn", + "▁crow n", + "dir ection", + "direct ion", + "dire ction", + "d irection", + "▁неско лько", + "▁av ail", + "▁purch ased", + "▁purchase d", + "ho ok", + "h ook", + "et ies", + "eti es", + "e ties", + "▁f ase", + "▁fa se", + "▁fas e", + "▁R um", + "▁Ru m", + "▁ge nom", + "▁gen om", + "▁d ét", + "▁dé t", + "ow ą", + "mp eg", + "▁І н", + "des ktop", + "▁in jection", + "▁inj ection", + "▁inject ion", + "ag le", + "a gle", + "▁E dd", + "▁Ed d", + "_{ (", + "_ {(", + "▁H em", + "▁He m", + "ut os", + "uto s", + "pr oj", + "pro j", + "▁superfic ie", + "Pl ot", + "P lot", + "▁D ocker", + "▁Do cker", + "▁Doc ker", + "ät z", + "ä tz", + "kre ich", + "k reich", + "▁un clear", + "▁uncle ar", + "▁Un ity", + "▁Unit y", + "▁stream s", + "▁stre ams", + "ви д", + "▁simpl ified", + "Fil l", + "Fi ll", + "F ill", + "▁s ant", + "▁sa nt", + "▁san t", + "▁K ommun", + "▁Kom mun", + "▁Komm un", + "▁d uc", + "▁du c", + "▁д ве", + "▁o bs", + "▁ob s", + "▁ obs", + "ž it", + "▁Jane iro", + "б я", + "▁pr esso", + "▁pres so", + "▁press o", + "▁Min istry", + "▁b urst", + "▁bur st", + "▁re aching", + "▁reach ing", + "li ter", + "lit er", + "l iter", + "▁response s", + "▁respons es", + "▁E ug", + "▁Eu g", + "▁s od", + "▁so d", + "▁C ord", + "▁Cor d", + "▁Co rd", + "▁P erm", + "▁Per m", + "▁Pe rm", + "▁ Perm", + "par ts", + "part s", + "p arts", + "ци ма", + "vari ables", + "variable s", + "▁forgot ten", + "Fe rn", + "F ern", + "ost ęp", + "v l", + "▁С м", + "ki m", + "k im", + "aj ąc", + "ają c", + "a jąc", + "на ль", + "нал ь", + "н аль", + "г ле", + "hel per", + "help er", + "du p", + "d up", + "eu w", + "e uw", + "fr a", + "f ra", + "ell ite", + "elli te", + "an ya", + "any a", + "▁re ign", + "▁r eign", + "▁rei gn", + "ges amt", + "се да", + "▁R yan", + "▁Ry an", + "▁form atted", + "▁format ted", + "▁formatt ed", + "▁B org", + "▁Bo rg", + "▁Bor g", + "wal k", + "w alk", + "▁а л", + "▁ ал", + "agnost ics", + "agnostic s", + "▁C ape", + "▁Cap e", + "▁Ca pe", + "▁Fran co", + "▁Franc o", + "▁f ug", + "▁fu g", + ": )", + "ю з", + "F etch", + "▁rough ly", + "▁M is", + "▁Mi s", + "uet ooth", + "▁Venez uela", + "▁a stronom", + "▁astr onom", + "\") `", + "\" )`", + "om bres", + "omb res", + "▁кото рой", + "ó p", + "ow ed", + "owe d", + "o wed", + "H R", + "▁C amer", + "▁Cam er", + "▁Ca mer", + "ки е", + "par ison", + "▁B ij", + "▁Bi j", + "tem plates", + "template s", + "en vironment", + "environ ment", + "iz ação", + "iza ção", + "▁é r", + "▁ ér", + "▁pl enty", + "▁Type Error", + "▁for ty", + "▁fort y", + "ко ном", + "кон ом", + "коно м", + "▁S ed", + "▁Se d", + "▁th ats", + "▁that s", + "▁gra vity", + "▁grav ity", + "▁gravit y", + "▁ gravity", + "▁spirit ual", + "▁dup licates", + "▁duplicate s", + "▁enc ryption", + "▁encrypt ion", + "▁re ven", + "▁r even", + "▁rev en", + "▁reve n", + "▁ reven", + "get Instance", + "äl lor", + "äll or", + "dis k", + "di sk", + "d isk", + "▁th ro", + "▁thr o", + "▁N ak", + "▁Na k", + "▁p oł", + "▁po ł", + "▁her aus", + "in valid", + "s By", + "Bo ot", + "B oot", + "▁bu cket", + "▁ bucket", + "▁P arse", + "▁Par se", + "▁ Parse", + "he x", + "h ex", + "Con ne", + "C onne", + "▁Comp uter", + "▁Comput er", + "zy k", + "z yk", + "▁indu ced", + "▁Br uno", + "▁Bru no", + "▁Brun o", + "▁address ed", + "▁addr essed", + "ma nia", + "man ia", + "m ania", + "▁in clus", + "▁incl us", + "▁inc lus", + "▁inclu s", + "oun ced", + "ounce d", + "script size", + "scripts ize", + "▁E pis", + "▁Ep is", + "▁v ocal", + "▁vo cal", + "▁voc al", + "▁Jon athan", + "у м", + "st aden", + "sta den", + "stad en", + "▁Child ren", + "▁ Children", + "пе й", + "п ей", + "It alia", + "Ital ia", + "reib ung", + "▁n ost", + "▁no st", + "▁nos t", + "▁ nost", + "▁е щё", + "▁Wer ke", + "▁Werk e", + "▁act ress", + "▁Minn esota", + "ri ke", + "rik e", + "r ike", + "▁t ek", + "▁te k", + "▁ tek", + "▁prime ira", + "▁f rat", + "▁fr at", + "▁fra t", + "▁Config uration", + "▁ Configuration", + "▁b id", + "▁bi d", + "▁ bid", + "tr igger", + "Cont ents", + "Content s", + "▁const antly", + "▁constant ly", + "!! !", + "! !!", + "▁d read", + "▁dr ead", + "▁dre ad", + "▁hundred s", + "ist ische", + "isti sche", + "▁card inal", + "T ABLE", + "▁est os", + "▁esto s", + "ass oc", + "asso c", + "gr ay", + "gra y", + "g ray", + "▁Sch loss", + "▁Schl oss", + "▁s che", + "▁sc he", + "▁sch e", + "▁ sche", + "con g", + "co ng", + "c ong", + "▁ko ji", + "ète s", + "èt es", + "è tes", + "▁E ra", + "▁Er a", + "om i", + "o mi", + "▁S R", + "▁ SR", + "▁wr apped", + "▁wra pped", + "▁wrap ped", + "▁tr unc", + "▁a h", + "▁ ah", + "eg os", + "ego s", + "ok i", + "o ki", + "mo uth", + "m outh", + "log ging", + "▁f asc", + "▁fa sc", + "▁fas c", + "▁S ample", + "▁Sam ple", + "▁ Sample", + "▁c onte", + "▁con te", + "▁cont e", + "▁v illa", + "▁vi lla", + "▁vill a", + "▁vil la", + "▁ villa", + "com ments", + "comm ents", + "comment s", + "▁b atal", + "▁ba tal", + "▁bat al", + "▁bata l", + "▁Garc ía", + "▁N orte", + "▁Nor te", + "▁we chsel", + "▁Muse o", + "▁enf ants", + "▁whis per", + "na ke", + "nak e", + "n ake", + "▁jed nak", + "l ês", + "en ders", + "end ers", + "ender s", + "ende rs", + "▁ä l", + "▁ äl", + "▁V B", + "▁ VB", + "▁cook ies", + "▁cookie s", + "ze ti", + "zet i", + "z eti", + "at um", + "atu m", + "▁d edu", + "▁de du", + "▁ded u", + "▁arr anged", + "▁arrang ed", + "la z", + "l az", + "▁cu enta", + "ym l", + "y ml", + "▁f lav", + "▁fl av", + "▁fla v", + "M R", + "em et", + "eme t", + "e met", + "бі ль", + "б іль", + "cm p", + "c mp", + "it uto", + "itu to", + "itut o", + "ze tt", + "zet t", + "z ett", + "▁en vi", + "▁env i", + "▁k ot", + "▁ko t", + "$ :", + "up per", + "upp er", + "u pper", + "▁Al berto", + "▁Albert o", + "k b", + "An al", + "A nal", + "ör t", + "ö rt", + "▁[ -", + "▁ [-", + "▁führ te", + "▁führt e", + "ia h", + "i ah", + "▁T un", + "▁Tu n", + "▁и скус", + "uw e", + "u we", + "is pecies", + "i species", + "P ub", + "Syn c", + "S ync", + "▁Colomb ia", + "ak ers", + "ake rs", + "aker s", + "▁Imper ial", + "ov ing", + "ovi ng", + "o ving", + "▁int elligence", + "▁intellig ence", + "▁equip ment", + "ei n", + "e in", + "dag ger", + "d agger", + "▁Ed ge", + "▁ Edge", + "▁Рес публи", + "adratkil ometer", + "▁An to", + "▁Ant o", + "▁char ges", + "▁charge s", + "▁charg es", + "▁O cean", + "▁simpl ify", + "▁m iesz", + "▁mi esz", + "▁mie sz", + "run ning", + "r unning", + "▁L ac", + "▁La c", + "gen ommen", + "▁represent ative", + "= .", + "▁P red", + "▁Pr ed", + "▁Pre d", + "▁ Pred", + "▁sp ite", + "ci ale", + "cial e", + "cia le", + "c iale", + "▁n ave", + "▁na ve", + "▁nav e", + "▁ext ens", + "▁neut ral", + "▁кото рая", + ".< /", + ". : :", + "> ::", + "ш ёл", + "▁princip ales", + "▁principal es", + "▁principale s", + "▁ц ар", + "▁t ied", + "▁ti ed", + "▁tie d", + "▁al ta", + "▁alt a", + "▁C it", + "▁Ci t", + "li ned", + "line d", + "lin ed", + "l ined", + "ma jor", + "▁p unk", + "▁pun k", + "▁cin co", + "ick ý", + "▁r aggi", + "▁ra ggi", + "▁rag gi", + "ty pen", + "type n", + "typ en", + "тель ство", + "▁con ference", + "▁confer ence", + "▁с іль", + "▁сі ль", + "▁he ut", + "i š", + "ет а", + "е та", + "vel ope", + "velop e", + "h box", + "no wn", + "now n", + "n own", + "▁z ar", + "▁za r", + "▁ zar", + "kt iv", + "ie ß", + "▁с тре", + "▁ст ре", + "▁ стре", + "▁Event Args", + "▁ EventArgs", + "▁I ra", + "▁Ir a", + "▁V BA", + "▁VB A", + "▁S anto", + "▁San to", + "▁Sant o", + "▁F ach", + "▁Fa ch", + "▁Fac h", + "▁F F", + "▁ FF", + "▁Ray mond", + "ме ц", + "im plementation", + "▁bro thers", + "▁brother s", + "▁cô té", + "▁cont rollers", + "▁control lers", + "▁controller s", + "▁C le", + "▁Cl e", + "▁c able", + "▁ca ble", + "▁cab le", + "▁con fer", + "▁conf er", + "▁{ -", + "▁ {-", + "▁cz ł", + "▁Fil ip", + "at orio", + "ator io", + "ato rio", + "atori o", + "▁w icht", + "▁be aucoup", + "▁L it", + "▁Li t", + "▁s essions", + "▁session s", + "▁sess ions", + "▁Su ccess", + "▁ Success", + "▁ro uting", + "▁rout ing", + "▁rou ting", + "ni u", + "n iu", + "▁V ice", + "▁Vi ce", + "▁Vic e", + "▁k rit", + "▁kr it", + "up dated", + "update d", + "▁In valid", + "▁ Invalid", + "▁Mann schaft", + "▁a os", + "▁ao s", + "▁t udi", + "▁tu di", + "▁tud i", + "▁des prés", + "▁desp rés", + "qu a", + "q ua", + "Cont ains", + "Comp any", + "▁person a", + "▁pers ona", + "ad apter", + "с ни", + "▁v oj", + "▁vo j", + "▁ voj", + "▁e scri", + "▁es cri", + "▁esc ri", + "ag t", + "a gt", + "▁с тво", + "▁ст во", + "▁ ство", + "▁dist rito", + "ap an", + "apa n", + "a pan", + "▁aspect s", + "▁z al", + "▁za l", + ")^ {\\", + ")^{ \\", + ") ^{\\", + "▁syst ème", + "▁а на", + "▁ан а", + "▁ ана", + "ium s", + "iu ms", + "i ums", + "▁prem iers", + "▁premi ers", + "▁premier s", + "▁по э", + "▁m ère", + "▁G un", + "▁Gu n", + "ap ing", + "api ng", + "a ping", + "▁R ain", + "▁Ra in", + "▁ig ual", + "▁process or", + "▁proc essor", + "▁ processor", + "') `", + "' )`", + "bl ing", + "b ling", + "▁m ism", + "▁mi sm", + "▁mis m", + "br áz", + "▁close st", + "▁clos est", + "▁Re ading", + "▁Read ing", + "▁по пу", + "con o", + "co no", + "c ono", + "▁k ult", + "▁! !", + "▁ !!", + "▁Ex pression", + "▁Exp ression", + "▁Express ion", + "▁ Expression", + "▁indu ction", + "▁induct ion", + "ah ren", + "ahr en", + "a hren", + "▁c p", + "▁ cp", + "▁viol ence", + "ient í", + "cent e", + "cen te", + "c ente", + "▁D ob", + "▁Do b", + "ja ck", + "j ack", + "so ng", + "son g", + "s ong", + "bu cket", + "▁de port", + "▁dep ort", + "ки ми", + "ким и", + "l m", + "▁in noc", + "▁inn oc", + "Ch anges", + "Change s", + "▁pro hib", + "ang ol", + "ango l", + "isecond s", + "i seconds", + "▁п ор", + "▁по р", + "▁ пор", + "▁h ip", + "▁hi p", + "▁ hip", + "▁p ů", + "en dorf", + "end orf", + "endo rf", + "endor f", + "▁sch eduled", + "▁schedule d", + "▁Fl ug", + "ac yj", + "acy j", + "▁Fil ms", + "▁Film s", + "athed ral", + "Po wer", + "P ower", + "ar din", + "ard in", + "ardi n", + "ka p", + "k ap", + "ic ken", + "ick en", + "i cken", + "re size", + "res ize", + "eu s", + "e us", + "r r", + "ля н", + "л ян", + "▁H av", + "▁Ha v", + "▁o ra", + "▁or a", + "▁ ora", + "FR OM", + "F ROM", + "ло ся", + "▁te rug", + "▁ter ug", + "▁W idth", + "▁ Width", + "▁accept s", + "бе н", + "б ен", + "▁m ich", + "▁mi ch", + "▁mic h", + "▁C zech", + "▁Cz ech", + "▁B edeut", + "▁ви д", + "▁ вид", + "ô me", + "▁L oop", + "▁Lo op", + "▁ Loop", + "sp ect", + "spe ct", + "spec t", + "s pect", + "ü k", + "es ton", + "est on", + "esto n", + "e ston", + "▁s lot", + "▁sl ot", + "▁slo t", + "▁został a", + "▁Charlot te", + "▁состав ляет", + "▁составля ет", + "▁Prom ise", + "▁e po", + "▁ep o", + "▁d iction", + "▁di ction", + "▁dict ion", + "▁dic tion", + "▁ diction", + "▁Frank lin", + "▁R iv", + "▁Ri v", + "ру г", + "ci da", + "cid a", + "c ida", + "▁Ex plorer", + "cook ie", + "▁former ly", + "▁municip ality", + "▁municipal ity", + "▁Ste fan", + "▁Stef an", + "list s", + "lis ts", + "l ists", + "CO MP", + "COM P", + "Le n", + "L en", + "▁Sta at", + "▁N BA", + "de ns", + "den s", + "d ens", + "▁osc ill", + "! .", + "▁P O", + "▁ PO", + "ô ne", + "es es", + "ese s", + "▁на циональ", + "vo or", + "v oor", + "▁ко пи", + "▁по зи", + "▁ пози", + "ul u", + "u lu", + "Const raint", + "Constra int", + "▁сво ей", + "▁algebra ic", + "ч ня", + "Di ct", + "D ict", + "▁appear ing", + "▁appe aring", + "▁p rav", + "▁pr av", + "▁pra v", + "▁Univers al", + "B rowser", + "▁Sing ap", + "ennes see", + "] _", + "▁S of", + "▁So f", + "▁C ad", + "▁Ca d", + "oun ce", + "▁cost s", + "▁cos ts", + "]{ \\", + "] {\\", + "../ ../", + "ськ ій", + "ські й", + "üh l", + "ü hl", + "ie ty", + "iet y", + "i ety", + "п р", + "▁interpre ted", + "▁interpret ed", + "aj n", + "col og", + "co log", + "colo g", + "c olog", + "Y S", + "ma ns", + "man s", + "m ans", + "▁met rics", + "▁metric s", + "▁reg istr", + "▁ registr", + "ist ance", + "istan ce", + "▁По ль", + "▁an onymous", + "▁ anonymous", + "▁institution s", + "▁instit utions", + "▁z dob", + "▁zd ob", + "pr üng", + "prü ng", + "▁ар ти", + "▁e stat", + "▁est at", + "▁es tat", + "▁esta t", + "ac ci", + "acc i", + "▁academ ic", + "▁ch iesa", + "▁chi esa", + "▁G ian", + "▁Gi an", + "▁Gia n", + "cont rib", + "contr ib", + "um ed", + "ume d", + "u med", + "▁G ir", + "▁Gi r", + "▁base ball", + "numer ic", + "n umeric", + "Gener ator", + "G M", + "▁t iny", + "▁ti ny", + "▁tin y", + "▁ tiny", + "▁dist inction", + "▁distinct ion", + "ге р", + "г ер", + "▁r ust", + "▁ru st", + "▁rus t", + "▁ rust", + "▁FI FA", + "▁Pro perties", + "▁ Properties", + "^ -", + "▁э кс", + "▁эк с", + "▁Sta nis", + "▁Stan is", + "▁A jax", + "es cape", + "esc ape", + "▁con sp", + "▁cons p", + "▁C hen", + "▁Ch en", + "▁Che n", + "▁N aval", + "▁Na val", + "▁Nav al", + "Bi t", + "B it", + "▁b ât", + "ски ми", + "ским и", + "с кими", + "dr ive", + "dri ve", + "d rive", + "▁R ound", + "▁Ro und", + "▁Rou nd", + "ph oto", + "▁Le vel", + "▁Lev el", + "▁ Level", + "▁g eg", + "▁ge g", + "▁ geg", + "To m", + "T om", + "▁M obile", + "▁ Mobile", + "▁T rop", + "▁Tr op", + "▁Tro p", + "Dir ection", + "Direct ion", + "D irection", + "is an", + "isa n", + "i san", + ")^ {-", + ")^{ -", + ") ^{-", + "▁Set ting", + "▁ Setting", + "▁Pro bably", + "ль я", + "л ья", + "▁as sets", + "▁ass ets", + "▁asse ts", + "▁asset s", + "▁ assets", + "▁a tte", + "▁at te", + "▁att e", + "▁ atte", + "▁b ulk", + "▁bul k", + "és t", + "é st", + "▁w ing", + "▁win g", + "▁ wing", + "ni us", + "niu s", + "n ius", + "▁w ins", + "▁win s", + "▁l ud", + "▁lu d", + "us hing", + "ush ing", + "▁d even", + "▁de ven", + "▁dev en", + "▁deve n", + "огра ф", + "о граф", + "burg er", + "bur ger", + "b urger", + "▁em bar", + "▁emb ar", + "Filter Chain", + "▁t um", + "▁tu m", + "▁ö ss", + "▁nom mé", + "▁p ir", + "▁pi r", + "▁l uc", + "▁lu c", + "db o", + "d bo", + "ag ues", + "ague s", + "agu es", + "▁al can", + "▁alc an", + "ou wen", + "ouw en", + "▁Stan ley", + "ци али", + "▁g rown", + "▁gr own", + "▁gro wn", + "▁grow n", + "▁pres erved", + "▁preserve d", + "▁s olar", + "▁so lar", + "▁sol ar", + "▁Насе ление", + "▁perform ances", + "▁performance s", + "▁C ow", + "▁Co w", + "▁engine ering", + "▁engineer ing", + "▁sc aling", + "▁scal ing", + "at omic", + "ato mic", + "atom ic", + "end ance", + "▁a ce", + "▁ac e", + "▁ ace", + "än gen", + "äng en", + "änge n", + "An im", + "A nim", + "ph ase", + "pha se", + "phas e", + "z burg", + "O ld", + "▁serv ant", + "▁geme ins", + "▁Ob serv", + "trans late", + "▁cover ing", + "▁cov ering", + "▁est án", + "▁está n", + "▁problem a", + "▁proble ma", + "▁probl ema", + "▁у станов", + "▁l lev", + "▁ll ev", + "▁lle v", + "▁c zerw", + "é al", + "me z", + "m ez", + "RE E", + "R EE", + "ER R", + "ту ри", + "тур и", + "se gu", + "seg u", + "s egu", + "▁pro fit", + "▁prof it", + "▁multip lication", + "kom men", + "k ommen", + "▁f aut", + "▁fa ut", + "▁candid ates", + "▁candidate s", + "▁U ri", + "▁Ur i", + "▁ Uri", + "▁La ura", + "▁Laur a", + "▁Lau ra", + "▁s ap", + "▁sa p", + "▁ви сини", + "▁Bet ween", + "fa de", + "f ade", + "▁res erved", + "▁reserve d", + "▁invol ving", + "▁M are", + "▁Mar e", + "▁Ma re", + "▁Cont ainer", + "▁ Container", + "▁на зна", + "▁DE BUG", + "▁ DEBUG", + "▁h urt", + "▁hur t", + "▁hu rt", + "▁Pol ski", + "▁l ux", + "▁lu x", + "C B", + "wa ch", + "w ach", + "▁пери од", + "▁перио д", + "▁C atherine", + "▁g anz", + "▁gan z", + "uch te", + "ucht e", + "u chte", + "▁cons umer", + "▁consum er", + "▁consume r", + "▁cross ed", + "ord ered", + "order ed", + "orde red", + "aw ay", + "awa y", + "a way", + "te chn", + "tech n", + "▁sub scri", + "▁subs cri", + "▁short cut", + "▁произ вод", + "▁simultane ously", + "▁r ating", + "▁ra ting", + "▁rat ing", + "▁ rating", + "▁K ings", + "▁King s", + "▁Kin gs", + "▁relations hips", + "▁relation ships", + "▁relationship s", + "▁S ex", + "▁Se x", + "▁T ool", + "▁To ol", + "▁ Tool", + "ag h", + "a gh", + "ac ters", + "act ers", + "acter s", + "log ger", + "hom me", + "en gers", + "eng ers", + "enger s", + "▁R i", + "ear ance", + "ea rance", + "▁appear ances", + "▁appearance s", + "Re al", + "▁p asse", + "▁pass e", + "▁pas se", + "ic lopedia", + "ч ко", + "ter re", + "▁Ont ario", + "▁пере да", + "▁перед а", + "fo oter", + "foo ter", + "foot er", + "arch ivi", + "archiv i", + "if iz", + "ifi z", + "▁Pro test", + "▁Prote st", + "▁L IN", + "▁LI N", + "▁ LIN", + "unn able", + "▁cent uries", + "▁B ayer", + "▁Ba yer", + "▁Bay er", + "ці ю", + "ов ин", + "ови н", + "о вин", + "▁And rea", + "▁Andre a", + "se lection", + "select ion", + "sel ection", + "▁c alm", + "▁cal m", + "▁ca lm", + "▁mod ification", + "▁modific ation", + "▁short ly", + "in aire", + "ina ire", + "i naire", + "▁f usion", + "▁fus ion", + "▁feel ings", + "▁feeling s", + "▁fee lings", + "P K", + "▁Ro berto", + "▁Robert o", + "г не", + "Sh ared", + "▁mehr ere", + "▁N iem", + "▁Ni em", + "▁Nie m", + "om p", + "o mp", + "En v", + "▁Art icle", + "▁P ok", + "▁Po k", + "▁V ARCHAR", + "▁d il", + "▁di l", + "▁af ford", + "▁aff ord", + "▁con front", + "▁conf ront", + "ow anie", + "owa nie", + "owan ie", + "▁min istre", + "▁minist re", + "▁mini stre", + "ad esh", + "ade sh", + "ades h", + "▁P oly", + "▁Pol y", + "▁Po ly", + "▁Ра спо", + "▁Рас по", + "▁Gru ppe", + "▁H elen", + "▁He len", + "▁Hel en", + "▁c c", + "▁ cc", + "▁port rait", + "be w", + "b ew", + "▁b eta", + "▁be ta", + "▁bet a", + "▁ beta", + "▁W ir", + "▁Wi r", + "▁A udio", + "▁Aud io", + "▁ Audio", + "▁( \\<", + "▁(\\ <", + "rior ity", + "▁n it", + "▁ni t", + "▁ nit", + "▁пред стави", + "▁представ и", + "▁V ie", + "▁Vi e", + "▁w ür", + "▁ wür", + "▁H old", + "▁Hol d", + "▁Ho ld", + "▁ Hold", + "▁S ad", + "▁Sa d", + "▁To chter", + "▁o ltre", + "▁ol tre", + "▁ oltre", + "▁Act iv", + "▁ Activ", + "▁J ason", + "▁Ja son", + "▁Jas on", + "▁wie ku", + "▁reg ards", + "▁regard s", + "▁t aste", + "▁ta ste", + "agnost ic", + "ла ся", + "▁S elf", + "▁Sel f", + "▁ Self", + "▁a pr", + "▁ap r", + "▁De ep", + "sc op", + "s cop", + "Act iv", + "▁type def", + "▁typed ef", + "Content View", + "comp iler", + "compile r", + "▁R oth", + "▁Ro th", + "▁Rot h", + "x c", + "зи к", + "▁l argo", + "▁lar go", + "▁larg o", + "▁R ena", + "▁Re na", + "▁Ren a", + "he iten", + "heit en", + "▁platform s", + "▁plat forms", + "ul la", + "ull a", + "u lla", + "▁gl ance", + "▁mas cul", + "▁m ex", + "▁me x", + "▁J orge", + "▁fun cion", + "▁func ion", + "cho ose", + "▁re views", + "▁review s", + "▁Al ban", + "▁Alb an", + "▁G lo", + "▁Gl o", + "▁S pecies", + "▁Spe cies", + "▁Spec ies", + "▁F ame", + "▁Fa me", + "▁Fam e", + "▁R oll", + "▁Ro ll", + "▁Rol l", + "▁P uerto", + "▁\\ )", + "▁ \\)", + "ym nas", + "ymn as", + "en viron", + "▁i phone", + "▁Wrest ling", + "ał y", + "a ły", + "▁Ind iana", + "▁India na", + "▁Indian a", + "Rad io", + "V S", + "▁independ ence", + "та й", + "▁de code", + "▁dec ode", + "▁ decode", + "Wh ite", + "▁j ourn", + "▁jo urn", + "▁jou rn", + "▁jour n", + "ícul o", + "í culo", + "▁Bar b", + "▁Ba rb", + "▁Ev angel", + "▁An dy", + "▁And y", + "▁Wel come", + "▁De vice", + "▁Dev ice", + "▁ Device", + "ge f", + "g ef", + "▁remember ed", + "▁vari ations", + "▁variation s", + "▁Ad olf", + "it aine", + "ita ine", + "▁надмор ској", + "▁s team", + "▁ste am", + "▁concern s", + "▁` |", + "▁би о", + "тель ства", + "▁qu attro", + "ext end", + "▁trab ajo", + "▁trabaj o", + "en berg", + "▁scen arios", + "▁scenario s", + "ân t", + "â nt", + "▁kom mt", + "▁komm t", + "▁dom estic", + "▁B asketball", + "▁Co oper", + "so ck", + "s ock", + "дер жа", + "д ержа", + "={ \\", + "= {\\", + "▁in ici", + "▁P hill", + "▁Ph ill", + "▁Phil l", + "▁гене рал", + "archivi ato", + "ъ н", + "Ro b", + "R ob", + "▁t ong", + "▁to ng", + "▁ton g", + "▁character istics", + "▁characteristic s", + "▁a maz", + "▁am az", + "▁M ode", + "▁Mod e", + "▁Mo de", + "▁ Mode", + "▁inaug ur", + "we hr", + "ra nt", + "ran t", + "r ant", + "ion ali", + "ional i", + "iona li", + "▁M other", + "▁Mo ther", + "▁Mot her", + "M a", + "é qu", + "▁K elly", + "▁Kel ly", + "ci le", + "cil e", + "c ile", + "▁beste ht", + "▁estim ates", + "▁estimate s", + "rugu ay", + "▁A ns", + "▁An s", + "Ma d", + "M ad", + "▁на в", + "▁d onnées", + "▁donn ées", + "▁donné es", + "▁ données", + "▁trop ical", + "▁Sever al", + "el ter", + "elt er", + "elte r", + "▁P ho", + "▁Ph o", + "ke m", + "k em", + "▁Custom er", + "▁ Customer", + "▁скла ді", + "▁c ourses", + "▁course s", + "▁cours es", + "Pl atform", + "nav bar", + "le arning", + "lear ning", + "learn ing", + "▁Sw edish", + "▁z ast", + "▁za st", + "▁zas t", + "▁L ig", + "▁Li g", + "man agement", + "▁l od", + "▁lo d", + "uff le", + "Text ure", + "Te xture", + "ar ga", + "arg a", + "át um", + "▁D DR", + "ні ї", + "н ії", + "▁Soci été", + "▁dom ains", + "▁domain s", + "▁perm itted", + "▁permit ted", + "▁ex terne", + "▁ext erne", + "▁extern e", + "▁quel que", + "v t", + "ym an", + "y man", + "▁W ard", + "▁War d", + "▁Wa rd", + "▁ag li", + "▁ agli", + "▁and ra", + "▁an dra", + "▁ andra", + "S napshot", + "▁m å", + "▁ye ah", + "де на", + "ден а", + "д ена", + "ęp u", + "ę pu", + "ask ell", + "▁Ré publique", + "in ject", + "▁' ;", + "▁ ';", + "än n", + "ä nn", + "▁z elf", + "▁Ent wicklung", + "ár ia", + "á ria", + "on omy", + "ono my", + "onom y", + "▁s vil", + "▁sv il", + "ie se", + "ies e", + "i ese", + "▁con ser", + "▁cons er", + "▁conse r", + "▁n im", + "▁ni m", + "▁ nim", + "▁r ész", + "▁ré sz", + "▁rés z", + "▁И тали", + "▁part ici", + "▁partic i", + "▁parti ci", + "▁L ion", + "▁Li on", + "s r", + "al ways", + "▁Влади мир", + "че ские", + "[ ,", + "▁Def inition", + "▁ Definition", + "na nt", + "nan t", + "n ant", + "oe m", + "o em", + "Id s", + "I ds", + "▁в не", + "▁[ ...]", + "▁на прав", + "▁нап рав", + "▁G O", + "▁ GO", + "▁å rs", + "▁år s", + "▁ut án", + "▁out ros", + "▁reg ión", + "▁M ong", + "▁Mon g", + "▁Mo ng", + "▁fil me", + "▁film e", + "▁tri ple", + "▁trip le", + "▁sp ons", + "▁spo ns", + "De velop", + "▁out come", + "▁B ible", + "▁Bi ble", + "▁Bib le", + "▁и мени", + "▁име ни", + "▁имен и", + "Can vas", + "пу та", + "cur r", + "cu rr", + "c urr", + "ás ok", + "){ \\", + ") {\\", + "ning ar", + "` ;", + "▁Fl ash", + ": #", + "mu st", + "mus t", + "m ust", + "cp u", + "c pu", + "▁form ats", + "▁format s", + "▁forma ts", + "Ha r", + "H ar", + "▁epis odio", + "▁R osa", + "▁Ro sa", + "▁Ros a", + "▁d ès", + "em it", + "emi t", + "e mit", + "rit eria", + "rite ria", + "riter ia", + "An notation", + "Fl ag", + "F lag", + "g mail", + "▁N ormal", + "▁Nor mal", + "▁Norm al", + "▁ Normal", + "oll ary", + "ollar y", + "▁f oss", + "▁fo ss", + "▁fos s", + "▁con current", + "▁conc urrent", + "▁ concurrent", + "▁crash es", + "▁ви де", + "▁вид е", + "▁Min or", + "▁Mi nor", + "▁S it", + "▁Si t", + "▁S N", + "▁ SN", + "▁s car", + "▁sc ar", + "▁ scar", + "▁fe min", + "▁fem in", + "▁spec ification", + "▁specific ation", + "so ap", + "▁o perate", + "▁oper ate", + "▁opera te", + "▁principal mente", + "▁a ust", + "▁au st", + "▁aus t", + "ib ile", + "ibil e", + "it ime", + "iti me", + "i time", + "ле жа", + "if rame", + "i frame", + "▁concept s", + "▁conce pts", + "▁t ack", + "▁ta ck", + "▁v iss", + "▁vis s", + "▁vi ss", + "▁car bon", + "ter y", + "te ry", + "t ery", + "▁n aming", + "▁na ming", + "▁nam ing", + "▁Or ts", + "▁Ort s", + "id ente", + "ident e", + "iden te", + "▁Cap it", + "▁Ca pit", + "▁ex pr", + "▁exp r", + "▁ expr", + "▁насе љу", + "▁Select ed", + "▁Sel ected", + "▁Sele cted", + "▁ Selected", + "▁h inter", + "▁hint er", + "▁hin ter", + "▁i frame", + "▁if rame", + "▁ iframe", + "▁z b", + "index Path", + "col l", + "co ll", + "c oll", + "▁wr ześ", + "▁a cht", + "▁ac ht", + "▁ach t", + "▁ acht", + "▁grad ually", + "▁gradu ally", + "▁ч у", + "▁ чу", + "зе й", + "з ей", + "ha ft", + "h aft", + "▁t ran", + "▁tr an", + "▁tra n", + "▁la quelle", + "yt ics", + "ID E", + "I DE", + "▁py game", + "▁pyg ame", + "▁P ackage", + "▁Pack age", + "▁ Package", + "▁class Name", + "▁ className", + "B al", + "pe rl", + "per l", + "ти на", + "тин а", + "O cc", + "▁in frastr", + "▁Champion s", + "▁Champ ions", + "▁class ic", + "▁R aw", + "▁Ra w", + "▁ Raw", + "▁partial ly", + "▁parti ally", + "▁T ed", + "▁Te d", + "▁sto let", + "ra ined", + "rain ed", + "raine d", + "rai ned", + "r ained", + "WH ERE", + "W HERE", + "▁v all", + "▁val l", + "▁va ll", + "▁Jul ia", + "▁Ju lia", + "▁Juli a", + "za t", + "z at", + "▁surr ounded", + "SE E", + "S EE", + "▁walk ing", + "▁wal king", + "B ad", + "FO R", + "F OR", + "con tre", + "cont re", + "contr e", + "▁Pal est", + "▁Pale st", + "át ico", + "▁engine er", + "▁part ners", + "▁partner s", + "▁Je ws", + "▁Jew s", + "il ers", + "ile rs", + "iler s", + "i lers", + "▁c erem", + "▁ce rem", + "▁cer em", + "▁inter actions", + "▁interaction s", + "▁interact ions", + "ac u", + "a cu", + "st y", + "s ty", + "▁Prince ss", + "▁Prin cess", + "sh arp", + "sha rp", + "▁Sing les", + "▁Single s", + "▁ї х", + "ch ez", + "che z", + "c hez", + "Rece iver", + "Receive r", + "▁pat ients", + "▁patient s", + "string ify", + "▁compet ed", + "be y", + "b ey", + "$ ;", + "▁B d", + "had oop", + "h adoop", + "▁Div isión", + "öl d", + "ö ld", + "▁restrict ed", + "▁comm ander", + "▁command er", + "▁comma nder", + "▁High way", + "▁Č esk", + "▁m yth", + "▁my th", + "ча н", + "ч ан", + "ra ham", + "rah am", + "▁en qu", + "▁p og", + "▁po g", + "▁com una", + "▁comun a", + "▁print ln", + "▁ println", + "▁к руп", + "▁de pois", + "▁dep ois", + "▁se ats", + "▁sea ts", + "▁seat s", + "▁neigh b", + "ци она", + "цион а", + "ag ine", + "agi ne", + "agin e", + "▁cloth es", + "▁clo thes", + "▁P rior", + "▁Pr ior", + "▁Pri or", + "Br ain", + "Bra in", + "B rain", + "FF FF", + "': '", + "' :'", + "fe atures", + "feature s", + "▁file system", + "▁files ystem", + "▁sing les", + "▁single s", + "▁Mel bourne", + "▁dest ruction", + "▁destruct ion", + "▁destru ction", + "▁Ly on", + "▁In sel", + "▁Ins el", + "Na v", + "N av", + "▁Re place", + "▁Rep lace", + "▁ Replace", + "▁l é", + "▁ lé", + "Wh o", + "W ho", + "▁E stad", + "▁Est ad", + "▁Esta d", + "▁dim ensional", + "▁dimension al", + "▁ dimensional", + "▁ö ff", + "▁ öff", + "▁gr ands", + "▁gran ds", + "▁grand s", + "дж а", + "д жа", + "pl ane", + "plan e", + "pla ne", + "p lane", + "но сті", + "ност і", + "нос ті", + "▁Or igin", + "▁Ori gin", + "▁Orig in", + "▁ Origin", + "W I", + "än ner", + "änn er", + "▁C ry", + "▁Cr y", + "IT ION", + "▁fö dd", + "▁cult ura", + "▁R ank", + "▁Ran k", + "▁v uel", + "▁vue l", + "▁vu el", + "▁z ag", + "▁za g", + "▁Ma xim", + "▁Max im", + "он у", + "о ну", + "() ))", + "()) )", + "( )))", + "R aw", + "kir che", + "k irche", + "▁a demás", + "▁t ie", + "▁ti e", + "▁St yle", + "▁ Style", + "ско в", + "ск ов", + "с ков", + "ist ant", + "ista nt", + "istan t", + "ol ph", + "▁Z ür", + "▁In fo", + "▁Inf o", + "▁ Info", + "DO M", + "D OM", + "us c", + "u sc", + "na hm", + "nah m", + "▁Ф едера", + "▁F ot", + "▁Fo t", + "▁spec ifying", + "▁specify ing", + "▁tit olo", + "▁Bo ys", + "▁Boy s", + "ie ch", + "iec h", + "i ech", + "Pl ace", + "P lace", + "▁H off", + "▁Ho ff", + "▁Hof f", + "▁c ached", + "▁ca ched", + "▁cache d", + "ва ль", + "вал ь", + "в аль", + "is her", + "ish er", + "roll ing", + "rol ling", + "op ens", + "ope ns", + "open s", + "▁h r", + "▁ hr", + "-- ----", + "---- --", + "--- ---", + "----- -", + "- -----", + "▁mag gior", + "▁maggio r", + "▁trans actions", + "▁transaction s", + "▁c riminal", + "▁crim inal", + "▁re tre", + "▁ret re", + "▁retr e", + "▁Camp bell", + ")) :", + ") ):", + "▁n ed", + "▁ne d", + "▁ ned", + "Page r", + "Pa ger", + "P ager", + "▁H ero", + "▁He ro", + "▁Her o", + "(_ _", + "( __", + "▁un cle", + "▁re aches", + "▁reach es", + "ar to", + "art o", + "▁h ello", + "▁hel lo", + "▁hell o", + "▁ hello", + "Pre ferences", + "▁за тем", + "Name d", + "Na med", + "N amed", + "▁re aders", + "▁read ers", + "▁reader s", + "х і", + "ke rn", + "ker n", + "k ern", + "▁у по", + "ки н", + "к ин", + "▁l av", + "▁la v", + "▁ lav", + "▁n ob", + "▁no b", + "▁se cre", + "▁sec re", + "▁List View", + "▁ ListView", + "ва ния", + "▁May or", + "bo rough", + "bor ough", + "▁fil osof", + "не ння", + "нен ня", + "фр и", + "ф ри", + "▁p atr", + "▁pat r", + "▁pa tr", + "F M", + "▁a cid", + "▁ac id", + "▁Salv ador", + "▁a bb", + "▁ab b", + "▁ abb", + "▁G raham", + "▁Gra ham", + "pol icy", + "neg ative", + "ński ego", + "ń skiego", + "▁He imat", + "▁d azu", + "▁da zu", + "▁m ely", + "▁me ly", + "▁mel y", + "▁r ide", + "▁rid e", + "▁ri de", + "▁ ride", + "▁du ties", + "▁dut ies", + "ov ery", + "over y", + "ove ry", + "o very", + "▁Pro position", + "▁Prop osition", + "▁Pa olo", + "/ '", + "▁M au", + "▁Ma u", + "im enti", + "iment i", + "imen ti", + "Sa int", + "S aint", + "fa ther", + "f ather", + "▁equ ilib", + "ph ony", + "phon y", + "▁c las", + "▁cl as", + "▁cla s", + "▁от ли", + "▁Buffer ed", + "▁Buff ered", + "re k", + "r ek", + "▁m itt", + "▁mit t", + "▁mi tt", + "▁ mitt", + "▁H ur", + "▁Hu r", + "▁Har vard", + "▁demonstr ate", + "ua rio", + "u ario", + "▁do lor", + "▁dol or", + "▁reject ed", + "▁M üller", + "▁n ac", + "▁na c", + "▁B elle", + "▁Be lle", + "▁Bel le", + "▁Bell e", + "▁gather ed", + "n r", + "fr ika", + "fri ka", + "öl l", + "ö ll", + "▁chem ical", + "ni g", + "n ig", + "▁cal c", + "▁ calc", + "▁DE FAULT", + "▁ DEFAULT", + "▁philosoph y", + "▁Lar avel", + "▁al ignment", + "▁align ment", + "E V", + "e or", + "▁d zie", + "▁dz ie", + "▁ dzie", + "▁m est", + "▁me st", + "▁mes t", + "▁I o", + "CR E", + "C RE", + "з ви", + "▁M edic", + "▁Me dic", + "▁Med ic", + "▁Medi c", + "▁n ä", + "▁z ab", + "▁za b", + "▁S lov", + "▁Sl ov", + "▁Slo v", + "ut lich", + "▁am plit", + "▁ampl it", + "▁amp lit", + "▁Fran kreich", + "▁Frank reich", + "▁к іль", + "▁кі ль", + "IN D", + "I ND", + "exec ution", + "▁Kar riere", + "d ostęp", + "▁r éal", + "▁ré al", + "en go", + "eng o", + "▁se vere", + "▁sever e", + "зм а", + "з ма", + "▁тур ни", + "▁C arter", + "▁Car ter", + "▁Cart er", + "▁Rob inson", + "▁Robin son", + "getElement sBy", + "▁pro totype", + "▁proto type", + "▁ prototype", + "▁jap on", + "▁ja pon", + "führ ung", + "f ührung", + "▁con segu", + "▁cons egu", + "▁conse gu", + "▁st udi", + "▁stud i", + "▁l ire", + "▁li re", + "▁ lire", + "▁sch ließ", + "▁ schließ", + "▁B uff", + "▁Bu ff", + "▁red und", + "▁redu nd", + "▁e rn", + "▁er n", + "▁ ern", + "▁my ster", + "▁myst er", + "▁prop rio", + "▁propri o", + "ate ful", + "▁Par ent", + "▁Pa rent", + "▁ Parent", + "▁lad ies", + "ra ck", + "rac k", + "r ack", + "ти ка", + "тик а", + "en burg", + "▁каче стве", + "▁E F", + "▁ EF", + "▁st am", + "▁sta m", + "▁nue va", + "▁fil tered", + "▁filter ed", + "re ten", + "ret en", + "r eten", + "▁I an", + "▁Matt hew", + "▁Matth ew", + "ki h", + "k ih", + "▁ ő", + "▁ком пози", + "▁for ever", + "▁fore ver", + "oir es", + "oi res", + "oire s", + "o ires", + ":\\ \\", + ": \\\\", + "▁ét udes", + "▁s oup", + "▁so up", + "▁sou p", + "▁p leased", + "▁please d", + "▁ple ased", + ")} (", + ") }(", + "▁S top", + "▁St op", + "▁Sto p", + "▁ Stop", + "Set ter", + "S etter", + "▁He lp", + "▁Hel p", + "▁ Help", + "▁b ars", + "▁bar s", + "▁ba rs", + "▁ bars", + "▁ER R", + "▁ ERR", + "▁( ?", + "▁ (?", + "▁po etry", + "▁poet ry", + "▁U til", + "▁Ut il", + "▁ Util", + "A K", + "▁f ick", + "▁fi ck", + "▁fic k", + "▁I M", + "▁ IM", + "▁pro ud", + "▁pr oud", + "но си", + "нос и", + "▁m uerte", + "▁mu erte", + "▁Palmar ès", + "▁N as", + "▁Na s", + "щи х", + "щ их", + "▁qu er", + "▁que r", + "▁q uer", + "▁ quer", + "▁a penas", + "▁ap enas", + "][ '", + "] ['", + "▁Kon st", + "по н", + "п он", + "▁Sch iff", + "▁m p", + "▁ mp", + "▁б лаго", + "fr am", + "fra m", + "f ram", + "▁house hold", + "▁t ract", + "▁tr act", + "▁tra ct", + "▁trac t", + "enc oding", + "▁und ert", + "▁under t", + "▁ undert", + "▁A ug", + "▁Au g", + "ов ан", + "ова н", + "о ван", + "▁Ar ten", + "▁Art en", + "▁Arte n", + "▁inv oked", + "▁invoke d", + "▁d ynast", + "▁fle et", + "че ство", + "▁Mur ray", + "▁g ut", + "▁gu t", + "eli hood", + "▁S SH", + "▁SS H", + "от вет", + "▁person ally", + "▁personal ly", + "при я", + "п рия", + "▁fin anci", + "▁finan ci", + "▁Thom pson", + "al u", + "a lu", + "id entity", + "ident ity", + "▁G rab", + "▁Gr ab", + "▁Gra b", + "add le", + "É t", + "▁T ob", + "▁To b", + "▁ver lor", + "▁verl or", + "▁Saint e", + "▁Sa inte", + "▁Sain te", + "▁d op", + "▁do p", + "▁в ере", + "▁ве ре", + "▁вер е", + "__ _", + "_ __", + "▁prom otion", + "▁- =", + "▁от де", + "▁amb igu", + "▁ ambigu", + "OR DER", + "ORD ER", + "▁Comm unic", + "▁Commun ic", + "▁im ply", + "▁imp ly", + "▁impl y", + "on ed", + "one d", + "o ned", + "clud ing", + "▁coll ision", + "▁fragment s", + "▁frag ments", + "script ion", + "scri ption", + "s cription", + "▁' {", + "ля х", + "л ях", + "▁h ans", + "▁ha ns", + "▁han s", + "у с", + "wi re", + "w ire", + "name space", + "names pace", + "▁s word", + "▁sw ord", + "▁swo rd", + "ref resh", + "▁kw am", + "z s", + "comm ons", + "common s", + "▁c osa", + "▁co sa", + "▁cos a", + "▁reg ime", + "gr ep", + "gre p", + "g rep", + "▁di oc", + "▁dio c", + "▁Cont act", + "▁ Contact", + "▁est as", + "▁esta s", + "▁Ste wart", + "▁v iele", + "▁vi ele", + "▁vie le", + "▁viel e", + "то ва", + "тов а", + "т ова", + "▁R an", + "▁Ra n", + "an nes", + "ann es", + "anne s", + "id ay", + "ida y", + "i day", + "▁s napshot", + "▁snap shot", + "or row", + "orr ow", + "▁za č", + "▁участи е", + "▁prom ised", + "▁promise d", + "Ass embly", + "▁champion ship", + "▁champions hip", + "▁Def ine", + "▁e ren", + "▁er en", + "▁ere n", + "▁ eren", + "▁но во", + "▁н ово", + "▁нов о", + "▁ ново", + "▁th inks", + "▁think s", + "▁thin ks", + "Ag e", + "A ge", + "▁g ev", + "▁ge v", + "var char", + "v archar", + "iv ità", + "com pos", + "comp os", + "▁M utter", + "▁Mut ter", + "CO NT", + "CON T", + "arm ée", + "ag net", + "agn et", + "agne t", + "▁B row", + "▁Br ow", + "▁Bro w", + ". —", + "▁Tele vision", + "▁Д ля", + "▁v m", + "▁ vm", + "▁or din", + "▁ord in", + "▁ ordin", + "▁Миха й", + "▁apro xim", + "') ->", + "' )->", + "▁z oo", + "▁zo o", + "ip pi", + "ipp i", + "i ppi", + "▁s ino", + "▁si no", + "▁sin o", + "▁Qu ébec", + "ra ges", + "rag es", + "rage s", + "r ages", + "ä ck", + "ei ng", + "ein g", + "e ing", + "ar lo", + "pi os", + "pio s", + "p ios", + "▁C han", + "▁Ch an", + "▁Cha n", + "▁el li", + "▁ell i", + "▁ elli", + "▁in cons", + "▁inc ons", + "▁incon s", + "gest ellt", + "g estellt", + "pp ers", + "pper s", + "ppe rs", + "p pers", + "Je an", + "anst alt", + "▁D ance", + "▁Dan ce", + "▁to en", + "▁toe n", + "▁de cis", + "▁dec is", + "▁Ре зу", + "▁official ly", + "▁offici ally", + "ät ze", + "ätz e", + "▁до ро", + "▁e numer", + "▁en umer", + "▁enum er", + "▁trois ième", + "ty p", + "t yp", + "of fs", + "off s", + "бо ль", + "od n", + "o dn", + "▁Z ar", + "▁Za r", + "▁дру го", + "qu ia", + "qui a", + "▁Nicol as", + "▁Nic olas", + "▁Nicola s", + "пи су", + "пис у", + "▁m ob", + "▁mo b", + "pa ces", + "pace s", + "p aces", + "нь ого", + "ньо го", + "Al g", + "A lg", + "éro ï", + "Error s", + "Err ors", + "▁г ре", + "▁ гре", + "▁жен щи", + "in ch", + "inc h", + "▁Kore an", + "▁Korea n", + "▁A post", + "▁Ap ost", + "▁L iver", + "▁Li ver", + "▁Live r", + "▁Liv er", + "▁element ary", + "▁D I", + "▁ DI", + "ви си", + "▁so il", + "▁D LL", + "▁r isp", + "▁ris p", + "▁ri sp", + "▁Sh akespe", + "▁G aussian", + "▁K urt", + "▁Kur t", + "▁Ku rt", + "Ver tex", + "Vert ex", + "eb ol", + "e bol", + "organ isation", + "är en", + "äre n", + "ä ren", + "▁Y ES", + "▁ YES", + "C UR", + "▁нача ль", + "▁по стро", + "▁пос тро", + "▁Lu igi", + "▁c aching", + "prevent Default", + "am d", + "a md", + "▁V it", + "▁Vi t", + "sub st", + "su bst", + "▁ст рои", + "▁C ampion", + "▁Camp ion", + "ch r", + "c hr", + "фе ре", + "фер е", + "ф ере", + "▁С писок", + "N F", + "▁c ím", + "▁cí m", + "▁h é", + "▁ hé", + "re bbe", + "reb be", + "oc y", + "o cy", + "be low", + "bel ow", + "▁by lo", + "▁byl o", + "▁У и", + "▁\\ ({\\", + "▁\\( {\\", + "▁` :", + "▁ `:", + "gi ore", + "gio re", + "gior e", + "g iore", + "Sa n", + "S an", + "▁G ate", + "▁Ga te", + "▁в с", + "▁o limp", + "▁ol imp", + "▁Mat rix", + "▁ Matrix", + "▁he aring", + "▁hear ing", + "ri i", + "r ii", + "tf rac", + "t frac", + "▁allem and", + "▁V ue", + "л н", + "▁comp iling", + "▁E ns", + "▁En s", + "▁investig ation", + "▁A x", + "▁ch ars", + "▁char s", + "▁cha rs", + "▁target s", + "▁tar gets", + "▁l oud", + "▁lo ud", + "us ement", + "use ment", + "▁N ether", + "▁Ne ther", + "▁Net her", + "com merce", + "IG HT", + "oc oa", + "oco a", + "if ecycle", + "ife cycle", + "▁Le o", + "pr iv", + "p riv", + "▁go ods", + "▁good s", + "ad amente", + "ada mente", + "A ustral", + "▁re boot", + "▁reb oot", + "Ge st", + "G est", + "▁represent ations", + "▁representation s", + "ce u", + "c eu", + "▁do ctrine", + "ce rs", + "cer s", + "c ers", + "▁K rak", + "▁Kr ak", + "▁Kra k", + "▁adv oc", + "▁squad ra", + "▁arbeit ete", + "üs t", + "ü st", + "▁p ill", + "▁pi ll", + "▁pil l", + "An swer", + "▁к віт", + "▁W a", + "um ann", + "uman n", + "uma nn", + "u mann", + "▁D ynam", + "▁Dy nam", + "Fa mil", + "F amil", + "▁t ennis", + "▁ten nis", + "▁Engine ering", + "▁circ les", + "▁cir cles", + "▁circle s", + "▁Mary land", + "▁b esta", + "▁be sta", + "▁best a", + "▁bes ta", + "▁b ases", + "▁bas es", + "▁base s", + "▁znaj du", + "ктор а", + "кто ра", + "к тора", + "▁ar rest", + "▁arr est", + "ле р", + "л ер", + "▁G ia", + "▁Gi a", + "▁remark able", + "▁мо гу", + "▁Sup reme", + "▁` %", + "do r", + "d or", + "▁au jourd", + "▁w is", + "WID TH", + "▁mis ma", + "▁mism a", + "▁fl uid", + "▁flu id", + "▁pet ite", + "▁petit e", + "▁T ow", + "▁To w", + "Reg istry", + "em ed", + "eme d", + "e med", + "▁Wis consin", + "▁R acing", + "▁Ra cing", + "▁reg istration", + "▁registr ation", + "/ %", + "th ird", + "▁mon uments", + "▁monument s", + "че й", + "ч ей", + "▁j et", + "▁je t", + "▁ jet", + "▁Ur ban", + "ál va", + "▁mil ieu", + "▁poss ess", + "▁g erm", + "▁ge rm", + "▁ger m", + "dep endencies", + "▁enem ies", + "▁s amen", + "▁sa men", + "▁same n", + "▁sam en", + "▁W erner", + "▁Wer ner", + "▁h izo", + "▁hi zo", + "▁t d", + "▁ td", + "▁y esterday", + "▁А д", + "▁ha sn", + "▁has n", + "cel lation", + "cell ation", + "ov ání", + "ová ní", + "li ka", + "lik a", + "l ika", + "We ek", + "▁I ng", + "▁In g", + "▁E mail", + "▁Em ail", + "▁ Email", + "▁m ètres", + "▁O CLC", + "▁among st", + "▁spl end", + "fu r", + "f ur", + "ant ics", + "anti cs", + "antic s", + "▁X XX", + "▁XX X", + "▁ XXX", + "▁груп пы", + "la ch", + "lac h", + "l ach", + "▁c ousin", + "▁cou sin", + "▁in variant", + "▁invari ant", + "ђ у", + "▁Be ispiel", + "▁Bei spiel", + "▁hard er", + "▁har der", + "▁b ell", + "▁be ll", + "▁bel l", + "▁ bell", + "▁or ch", + "▁ orch", + "t b", + "Foot note", + "re gon", + "reg on", + "Mart in", + "▁in con", + "▁inc on", + "▁attack ed", + "_{ -", + "_ {-", + "▁T ras", + "▁Tr as", + "▁Tra s", + "par ty", + "part y", + "ite it", + "▁s aint", + "▁sa int", + "▁sain t", + "rás ok", + "r ások", + "▁contain ers", + "▁container s", + "M o", + "▁S n", + "quant ity", + "▁r as", + "▁ra s", + "▁ ras", + "▁C anal", + "▁Can al", + "▁Ca nal", + "cc ion", + "c cion", + "uv o", + "u vo", + "▁i dx", + "▁id x", + "▁ idx", + "type name", + "typen ame", + "typ ename", + "▁R ugby", + "▁Se ems", + "▁See ms", + "▁trans mit", + "▁transm it", + "▁Pr äsident", + "з не", + "▁B aker", + "▁Ba ker", + "▁Bak er", + "in th", + "int h", + "i nth", + "▁tö bb", + "ver ein", + "vere in", + "▁espe cie", + "▁espec ie", + ", (", + "▁t éc", + "▁té c", + "▁W ITH", + "▁u nos", + "▁un os", + "▁uno s", + "▁ unos", + "▁polit ics", + "create Element", + "▁st ats", + "▁stat s", + "▁sta ts", + "▁ stats", + "▁T ennessee", + "▁Bedeut ung", + "▁S creen", + "▁Sc reen", + "▁ Screen", + "▁Stra ße", + "an ze", + "anz e", + "▁part ly", + "man uel", + "ol ation", + "ola tion", + "o lation", + "hor izontal", + "érie ure", + "érieur e", + "am pio", + "amp io", + "▁ст рук", + "▁ струк", + "We ight", + "La nd", + "L and", + "po ly", + "pol y", + "p oly", + "▁D ak", + "▁Da k", + "▁Ass ume", + "\". $", + "\" .$", + "▁c asi", + "▁cas i", + "▁ca si", + "▁g ross", + "▁gr oss", + "▁gro ss", + "▁gros s", + "▁ent ertain", + "▁enter tain", + "▁déc ada", + "'. $", + "' .$", + "en cer", + "ence r", + "enc er", + "▁guarante ed", + "▁guarantee d", + "]$ .", + "] $.", + "ли ся", + "▁accept able", + "ra ise", + "rai se", + "rais e", + "ir us", + "i rus", + "we it", + "wei t", + "▁А на", + "▁Ан а", + "▁h ills", + "▁hill s", + "ip age", + "i page", + "BI T", + "B IT", + "▁nu cle", + "▁nuc le", + "▁ut ilis", + "▁util is", + "CA A", + "C AA", + "ène s", + "èn es", + "è nes", + "▁Schwe iz", + "▁A A", + "▁ AA", + "ning er", + "n inger", + "▁b ands", + "▁band s", + "▁ban ds", + "▁t ender", + "▁te nder", + "▁ten der", + "▁tend er", + "so m", + "s om", + "W arning", + "▁B ischof", + "▁A rc", + "▁Ar c", + "▁W oman", + "▁Wo man", + "▁trans mission", + "▁transm ission", + "ч ни", + "is tre", + "ist re", + "istr e", + "i stre", + "B Y", + "▁S I", + "▁ SI", + "▁П ар", + "▁Па р", + "▁} ).", + "▁}) .", + "▁ }).", + "▁present a", + "▁pres enta", + "▁Re né", + "▁Ren é", + "▁happ iness", + "▁P unk", + "col s", + "co ls", + "c ols", + "▁Des de", + "рё х", + "▁м она", + "▁мо на", + "▁scr atch", + "▁t cp", + "▁ tcp", + "ête s", + "êt es", + "ê tes", + "it ated", + "ita ted", + "itat ed", + "itate d", + "▁dif eren", + "▁difer en", + "ge h", + "g eh", + "na hmen", + "nah men", + "nahme n", + "nahm en", + "П е", + "ck i", + "c ki", + "▁Te atro", + "▁Re member", + "▁Rem ember", + "▁f right", + "▁fr ight", + "▁Y am", + "▁Ya m", + "west ern", + "le ted", + "let ed", + "lete d", + "▁в стре", + "▁вс тре", + "▁telep ülés", + "зи н", + "з ин", + "▁Qu ant", + "▁ Quant", + "▁su pre", + "▁sup re", + "áj a", + "á ja", + "ді я", + "д ія", + "▁car rera", + "▁carre ra", + "kre t", + "kr et", + "k ret", + "par a", + "pa ra", + "p ara", + "▁S UM", + "▁SU M", + "▁ SUM", + "▁p it", + "▁pi t", + "▁ pit", + "ź dz", + "é o", + "ре ння", + "рен ня", + "▁C hor", + "▁Ch or", + "▁Cho r", + "▁vo ix", + "▁exec utive", + "▁execut ive", + "▁all erdings", + "May be", + "▁д ень", + "▁де нь", + "▁f lying", + "▁fl ying", + "▁fly ing", + "▁par liament", + "жда н", + "ж дан", + "▁f ram", + "▁fr am", + "▁fra m", + "▁ fram", + "▁жов т", + "▁u gly", + "▁бу ду", + "ig ny", + "ign y", + "\\| _{", + "\\ |_{", + "▁b itter", + "▁bit ter", + "sc e", + "s ce", + "▁p ole", + "▁po le", + "▁pol e", + "▁ pole", + "Ver lag", + "▁total ité", + "▁found ation", + "j t", + "▁s lice", + "▁sl ice", + "▁sli ce", + "▁ slice", + "if ique", + "ifi que", + "▁integr ate", + "▁integra te", + "st rij", + "str ij", + "▁asym pt", + "▁е му", + "▁pert urb", + "▁F low", + "▁Fl ow", + "▁Flo w", + "▁ Flow", + "jb oss", + "RI G", + "R IG", + "▁A less", + "▁Al ess", + "▁Ale ss", + "XX X", + "X XX", + "▁s umm", + "▁su mm", + "▁sum m", + "sql ite", + "▁che er", + "pr ob", + "pro b", + "p rob", + "▁G PU", + "▁GP U", + "zi ł", + "z ił", + "(* )", + "( *)", + "▁in duct", + "▁ind uct", + "▁indu ct", + "RA Y", + "bl att", + "bla tt", + "qu esta", + "que sta", + "quest a", + "ques ta", + "or u", + "o ru", + "▁In side", + "▁Ins ide", + "▁Mc G", + "▁N ep", + "▁Ne p", + "м п", + "▁in ve", + "▁inv e", + "▁An imal", + "▁Anim al", + "▁s ob", + "▁so b", + "▁ sob", + "ít ott", + "loy ment", + "▁b und", + "▁bu nd", + "▁ bund", + "St ation", + "Stat ion", + "▁B EGIN", + "▁part iellement", + "ig g", + "i gg", + "est ore", + "esto re", + "e store", + "▁co inc", + "▁coin c", + "▁Som mer", + "▁m d", + "▁ md", + "▁loc ked", + "▁lock ed", + "▁ locked", + "math char", + "ar ma", + "arm a", + "pe nt", + "pen t", + "p ent", + "ar ium", + "ari um", + "a rium", + "▁e ars", + "▁ear s", + "▁ ears", + "▁S ongs", + "▁Son gs", + "▁Song s", + "▁similar ly", + "▁liter ally", + "▁literal ly", + "▁in ches", + "▁inc hes", + "▁af fection", + "▁aff ection", + "▁affect ion", + "l p", + "▁con cluded", + "▁conclude d", + "▁му ніципалі", + "▁па мя", + "est aur", + "esta ur", + "▁J osh", + "▁Jo sh", + "▁Jos h", + "▁F ritz", + "▁Fr itz", + "▁Fri tz", + "DB C", + "D BC", + "д ён", + "pos a", + "po sa", + "p osa", + "▁gold en", + "▁gol den", + "▁p c", + "▁ pc", + "▁com te", + "▁Z iel", + "▁Zie l", + "▁prés ente", + "▁présent e", + "mar ks", + "mark s", + "m arks", + "ig neur", + "ign eur", + "igne ur", + "▁D rive", + "▁Dr ive", + "▁neg lect", + "▁roz p", + "▁F ive", + "sp aces", + "space s", + "s paces", + "▁M edi", + "▁Me di", + "▁Med i", + "▁ex isted", + "▁exist ed", + "▁existe d", + "▁by ła", + "▁był a", + "дж и", + "д жи", + "▁fr ente", + "т ник", + "od d", + "o dd", + "▁answer ing", + "bi an", + "bia n", + "b ian", + "▁E ugen", + "▁Eu gen", + "▁Eug en", + "▁Public ations", + "▁Pub lications", + "▁D ia", + "▁Di a", + "l á", + "▁' _", + "▁ '_", + "▁rec uper", + "ом у", + "о му", + "▁App end", + "▁Ap pend", + "▁ Append", + "ob ar", + "oba r", + "o bar", + "▁employ ees", + "▁employee s", + "▁comp ens", + "eme tery", + "emet ery", + "▁э лект", + "MO N", + "M ON", + "ol in", + "oli n", + "o lin", + "▁histor ic", + "hi s", + "h is", + "ą d", + "n m", + "▁G oth", + "▁Go th", + "▁Got h", + "▁st ress", + "▁str ess", + "▁stre ss", + "▁parte cip", + "▁A w", + "▁s ar", + "▁sa r", + "▁h u", + "▁ hu", + "▁mat plotlib", + "▁M yst", + "▁My st", + "▁Mys t", + "() ;`", + "(); `", + "( );`", + "sch ein", + "sc hein", + "sche in", + "Long rightarrow", + "▁р я", + "▁ ря", + "▁Is ra", + "[ ^", + "no u", + "n ou", + "▁syn d", + "▁sy nd", + "work ing", + "wor king", + "▁N ation", + "▁Na tion", + "▁Nat ion", + "▁P ent", + "▁Pe nt", + "▁Pen t", + "▁k lass", + "▁kl ass", + "▁klas s", + "▁applic able", + "▁D iam", + "▁Di am", + "▁Dia m", + "▁bras ile", + "▁p ac", + "▁pa c", + "▁He ight", + "▁ Height", + "P ut", + "▁int ro", + "▁intr o", + "▁ intro", + "▁unus ual", + "na s", + "n as", + "▁Geb äude", + "▁be am", + "▁R ect", + "▁Re ct", + "▁Rec t", + "▁ Rect", + "▁Prim era", + "▁Prime ra", + "▁h aut", + "▁ha ut", + "▁t rait", + "▁tr ait", + "▁tra it", + "prü ft", + "in ación", + "ina ción", + "▁configuration s", + "▁configur ations", + "▁g ilt", + "▁gi lt", + "▁territ oire", + "he z", + "h ez", + "▁al te", + "▁alt e", + "rel ative", + "Ex cel", + "▁W right", + "G V", + "по ли", + "пол и", + "Qu ant", + "▁ga uge", + "▁gau ge", + "▁multi ply", + "▁multip ly", + "AS S", + "A SS", + "ствен но", + "ан у", + "а ну", + "▁j eden", + "▁je den", + "▁jed en", + "▁liter ary", + "▁D ro", + "▁Dr o", + "▁adv ise", + "▁advis e", + "it zen", + "itz en", + "▁dis ag", + "web site", + "▁д ія", + "▁ді я", + "▁ дія", + "▁ob server", + "▁obser ver", + "▁observ er", + "▁observe r", + "▁janu ár", + "v ě", + "ku p", + "k up", + "▁S es", + "▁Se s", + "▁woj ew", + "▁st ages", + "▁stage s", + "▁sta ges", + "▁stag es", + "▁вре мени", + "▁време ни", + "łu ż", + "но с", + "н ос", + "Down load", + "ip o", + "i po", + "▁g raf", + "▁gr af", + "▁gra f", + "▁ро бо", + "▁Nik ol", + "▁Ni kol", + "▁f ic", + "▁fi c", + "▁ fic", + "▁jo ining", + "▁join ing", + "▁divers os", + "▁LI KE", + "▁F itz", + "▁d imin", + "▁di min", + "▁dim in", + "▁dist rib", + "Sa m", + "S am", + "ko z", + "k oz", + "▁al phabet", + "▁alpha bet", + "os er", + "ose r", + "o ser", + "OU R", + "O UR", + "uk a", + "u ka", + "ка я", + "▁ste el", + "▁` --", + "▁`- -", + "▁t ener", + "▁te ner", + "▁ten er", + "mar ker", + "mark er", + "▁He aven", + "new command", + "▁prison ers", + "▁prisoner s", + "▁K night", + "▁Kn ight", + "▁present s", + "▁pres ents", + "▁qu esti", + "▁quest i", + "▁tr ains", + "▁tra ins", + "▁train s", + "op era", + "ope ra", + "oper a", + "▁Li near", + "▁Lin ear", + "▁Line ar", + "▁ Linear", + "▁M E", + "▁ ME", + "▁B uc", + "▁Bu c", + "Le g", + "L eg", + "▁ag ua", + "▁ agua", + "▁Gr iff", + "ol g", + "o lg", + "ds t", + "d st", + ". \r", + "▁person es", + "▁pers ones", + "▁persone s", + "Ma l", + "M al", + "бе ре", + "бер е", + "б ере", + "fol ge", + "folg e", + "▁ac ab", + "ct u", + "c tu", + "pt ic", + "▁N avigation", + "▁ Navigation", + "R uss", + "га ль", + "г аль", + "▁F ul", + "▁Fu l", + "▁ма є", + "чна я", + "ч ная", + "wn er", + "w ner", + "con tra", + "cont ra", + "contr a", + "▁jou eur", + "▁joue ur", + "▁J ess", + "▁Je ss", + "▁Jes s", + "▁re new", + "▁ren ew", + "▁l ap", + "▁la p", + "▁ lap", + "▁cas ting", + "▁cast ing", + "ga l", + "g al", + "▁tém atu", + "▁на зыва", + "за х", + "ч не", + ")- \\", + ") -\\", + "▁ча сто", + "▁час то", + "▁част о", + "}$ -", + "} $-", + "▁l icz", + "▁li cz", + "▁lic z", + "▁e mot", + "▁em ot", + "ha rm", + "har m", + "h arm", + "▁occasion ally", + "▁hor ror", + "▁ho rror", + "ea st", + "e ast", + "▁pr inter", + "▁print er", + "▁prin ter", + "ar an", + "ara n", + "a ran", + "▁Miss iss", + "fol low", + "f ollow", + "▁Bar ry", + "▁investig ate", + "go w", + "g ow", + "▁Amer icans", + "▁American s", + "▁America ns", + "S ince", + "▁від о", + "▁ві до", + "▁re un", + "os ci", + "osc i", + "o sci", + "▁Ch apter", + "▁Chap ter", + "▁b ay", + "▁ba y", + "▁ bay", + "ро ме", + "ром е", + "et he", + "eth e", + "e the", + "éd ie", + "é die", + "com ot", + "co mot", + "como t", + "▁miejs cowo", + "▁stud ierte", + "▁studi erte", + "ou vert", + "ouv ert", + "ouve rt", + "ouver t", + "▁к ур", + "▁ку р", + "▁ кур", + "▁DE SC", + "▁DES C", + "▁touch ed", + "▁tou ched", + "▁Jer ry", + "ue se", + "ues e", + "u ese", + "ли ще", + "auth entication", + "authentic ation", + "▁col le", + "▁co lle", + "▁coll e", + "he art", + "▁reg iment", + "▁regime nt", + "cri bed", + "cribe d", + "▁Бо ль", + "▁про ис", + "ce ae", + "▁mass es", + "▁sc rolling", + "▁scroll ing", + "us to", + "ust o", + "u sto", + "S W", + "ov at", + "ova t", + "o vat", + "▁gr âce", + "▁Архи в", + "▁Се вер", + "av ait", + "ava it", + "▁Marsh all", + "▁Mars hall", + "▁Hash Map", + "▁ HashMap", + "ac on", + "aco n", + "a con", + "ück en", + "ücke n", + "ü cken", + "[] )", + "[ ])", + "▁ev angel", + "et zung", + "etz ung", + "tt emberg", + "st ers", + "ste rs", + "ster s", + "s ters", + "T M", + "▁ли тера", + "qu ot", + "Pr ed", + "Pre d", + "P red", + "▁w erk", + "▁wer k", + "▁ werk", + "▁ha ber", + "▁hab er", + "▁habe r", + "la va", + "lav a", + "l ava", + "vo us", + "v ous", + "▁L ate", + "▁La te", + "▁Lat e", + "cy cle", + "cyc le", + "c ycle", + "ти рова", + "▁про ду", + "▁прод у", + "▁pop ulations", + "▁population s", + "▁popul ations", + "▁Y an", + "▁Ya n", + "Pre fix", + "P refix", + "actér istiques", + "+ '", + "() `](", + "()` ](", + "▁Л ь", + "фи ль", + "▁жи зни", + "ft p", + "f tp", + "▁все х", + "▁g dzie", + "▁v idea", + "▁vid ea", + "▁vide a", + "oa uth", + "o auth", + "▁p id", + "▁pi d", + "▁ pid", + "ů m", + "▁p esso", + "▁pes so", + "▁track ing", + "▁trac king", + "iz in", + "izi n", + "i zin", + "▁Mor ris", + "щи й", + "▁Provin z", + "▁M itte", + "▁Mit te", + "▁Mi tte", + "▁Mitt e", + "▁artific ial", + "bráz ky", + "▁до сти", + "▁rest ored", + "▁restore d", + "▁resto red", + "▁commun icate", + "▁communic ate", + "ag it", + "agi t", + "a git", + "Rec ogn", + "▁l on", + "▁lo n", + "▁ lon", + "▁за ня", + "▁зан я", + "▁Arg ument", + "▁ Argument", + "fl ush", + "flu sh", + "ма на", + "ман а", + "м ана", + "sec onds", + "second s", + "U C", + "▁R uth", + "▁Ru th", + "▁t ub", + "▁tu b", + "▁B ret", + "▁Br et", + "▁Bre t", + "▁P ere", + "▁Per e", + "▁Pe re", + "▁respons ibility", + "ńcz y", + "ń czy", + "▁environment s", + "▁environ ments", + "ke e", + "k ee", + "▁g root", + "▁gr oot", + "▁gro ot", + "▁pain ted", + "▁paint ed", + "▁Éd itions", + "cp y", + "c py", + "ár t", + "á rt", + "lich keit", + "ar da", + "ard a", + "B atch", + "▁Leop old", + "re ason", + "rea son", + "reas on", + "n oreferrer", + "se ns", + "sen s", + "s ens", + "▁ro cks", + "▁rock s", + "▁Hit ler", + "ла т", + "л ат", + "▁qu oted", + "▁quot ed", + "▁quote d", + "▁ко лле", + "▁у ров", + "ba g", + "b ag", + ".\" )", + ". \")", + "▁M L", + "▁ ML", + "▁kom t", + "▁ko mt", + "▁[ _", + "▁ [_", + "▁spect ral", + "ed o", + "e do", + "▁in sieme", + "▁suffer ing", + "▁suff ering", + "sl ider", + "slide r", + "▁Kenn edy", + "ol ate", + "ola te", + "o late", + "▁P atri", + "▁Pa tri", + "▁Pat ri", + "зи и", + "O H", + "▁те а", + "▁пра ва", + "▁прав а", + "ма х", + "re write", + "rew rite", + "r ewrite", + "▁Eins atz", + "ex ternal", + "ext ernal", + "hol ds", + "hold s", + "h olds", + "▁P laces", + "▁Pl aces", + "▁Pla ces", + "▁Place s", + "at ype", + "aty pe", + "a type", + "▁vul ner", + "▁abandon ed", + "Or igin", + "Ori gin", + "▁max imal", + "▁maxim al", + "AA AA", + "▁Base ball", + "▁C lose", + "▁Cl ose", + "▁Clo se", + "▁ Close", + "▁pa inter", + "▁pain ter", + "▁paint er", + "▁assign ing", + "N B", + "bl ast", + "bla st", + "b last", + "▁K ünstler", + ")] (", + ") ](", + "fa ch", + "fac h", + "f ach", + "▁Const antin", + "▁Constant in", + "ok es", + "oke s", + "o kes", + "▁no body", + "▁nob ody", + "▁subt ract", + "▁fos se", + "▁foss e", + "▁cert ific", + "▁m use", + "▁mus e", + "▁mu se", + "/) ,", + "/ ),", + "▁Pro fil", + "▁Prof il", + "▁pro xim", + "▁Jer usalem", + "▁simp licity", + "▁simpl icity", + "▁w sz", + "▁ws z", + "NUM BER", + "utt avia", + "U ITableView", + "ich ter", + "icht er", + "ichte r", + "i chter", + "жа н", + "ж ан", + "▁L av", + "▁La v", + "it chen", + "itch en", + "▁Ч ем", + "▁Че м", + "T u", + "▁ge om", + "▁zv uky", + "▁Sur vey", + "AN CE", + "▁enc rypted", + "▁encrypt ed", + "pr of", + "pro f", + "▁d are", + "▁da re", + "▁dar e", + "▁L oren", + "▁Lo ren", + "▁Lor en", + "т в", + "▁А лек", + "▁Ал ек", + "▁comput ers", + "▁computer s", + "▁compute rs", + "▁expect ation", + "▁substant ial", + "▁Д ми", + "▁` {", + "▁д ра", + "▁др а", + "▁ дра", + "ub ble", + "▁per forms", + "▁perform s", + "▁Kr ieg", + "▁Krie g", + "▁in coming", + "▁inc oming", + "▁Class ification", + "Web View", + "▁epis odes", + "▁episode s", + "ap per", + "app er", + "appe r", + "a pper", + "äu fig", + "▁gi ov", + "▁De part", + "▁Dep art", + "бо ра", + "бор а", + "ed ly", + "os pod", + "osp od", + "▁p tr", + "▁pt r", + "▁ ptr", + "▁d átum", + "▁est imation", + "▁estim ation", + "ic ole", + "ico le", + "icol e", + "i cole", + "▁- ---", + "▁-- --", + "▁--- -", + "▁ ----", + "▁prin ces", + "▁prince s", + "HE AD", + "▁diff usion", + "▁diffus ion", + "▁d rie", + "▁dr ie", + "▁dri e", + "▁A da", + "▁Ad a", + "ни це", + "ниц е", + "ng inx", + "n ginx", + "sh al", + "sha l", + "s hal", + "▁febru ari", + "▁T at", + "▁Ta t", + "lo oking", + "look ing", + "ku nd", + "k und", + "▁De an", + "m ongodb", + "вши х", + "в ших", + "▁A ur", + "▁Au r", + "▁Fl ora", + "▁Flor a", + "▁Flo ra", + "▁Stud ios", + "▁Studio s", + "ци је", + "ei l", + "e il", + "Inst all", + "▁f ranch", + "▁fr anch", + "▁fran ch", + "▁franc h", + "▁H MS", + "▁pract ices", + "▁practice s", + "le j", + "l ej", + "da le", + "dal e", + "d ale", + "▁po ste", + "▁pos te", + "▁post e", + "▁H els", + "▁He ls", + "▁Hel s", + "▁reli able", + "źdz ier", + "▁ver se", + "▁vers e", + "▁ verse", + "er meister", + "erme ister", + "▁qu it", + "▁qui t", + "▁q uit", + "▁ quit", + "ét ico", + "il is", + "ili s", + "i lis", + "ed or", + "edo r", + "e dor", + "▁Cult ural", + "▁Cultura l", + "дж е", + "д же", + "▁li ked", + "▁like d", + "▁lik ed", + "▁m ongodb", + "▁mongo db", + "▁ mongodb", + "▁Broad way", + "▁I R", + "▁ IR", + "es zt", + "esz t", + "ho v", + "h ov", + "▁m íst", + "▁mí st", + "re iche", + "reich e", + "rei che", + "▁k B", + "ст ом", + "сто м", + "с том", + "▁SQL ite", + "▁tor neo", + "\\ .", + "Or d", + "O rd", + "▁Admin istration", + "▁Administr ation", + "▁з да", + "▁ зда", + "▁H inter", + "▁Hin ter", + "▁V ia", + "▁Vi a", + "Dec imal", + "or ious", + "ori ous", + "orio us", + "▁nécess aire", + "w x", + "▁t ej", + "▁te j", + "▁t ema", + "▁te ma", + "▁tem a", + "O brázky", + "ри те", + "рит е", + "▁build s", + "▁l aten", + "▁la ten", + "▁lat en", + "▁late n", + "▁г г", + "Vis ibility", + "lä u", + "l äu", + "▁se chs", + "▁sec hs", + "▁лу ч", + "ce ra", + "cer a", + "c era", + "Co uld", + "C ould", + "▁tra ject", + "}} ^{", + "}}^ {", + "} }^{", + "▁Jap on", + "▁Ja pon", + "an other", + "ano ther", + "I K", + "▁belong ing", + "▁fac ilities", + "▁facil ities", + "▁D aily", + "▁Da ily", + "▁de ce", + "▁dec e", + "int ro", + "▁слу ча", + "Name space", + "Names pace", + "▁B ak", + "▁Ba k", + "loc ale", + "local e", + "U G", + "=$ {", + "= ${", + "▁comp añ", + "ją c", + "j ąc", + "▁ar ithmetic", + "fo rum", + "for um", + "f orum", + "▁por ta", + "▁port a", + "on k", + "▁g ender", + "▁ge nder", + "▁gen der", + "▁ gender", + "▁expect s", + "б ка", + "▁n ak", + "▁na k", + "▁ nak", + "▁G race", + "▁Gr ace", + "▁Gra ce", + "▁st ro", + "▁str o", + "ivid ual", + "▁C OM", + "▁CO M", + "▁ COM", + "▁F arm", + "▁Fa rm", + "▁Far m", + "▁c anton", + "▁can ton", + "▁cant on", + "то му", + "том у", + "т ому", + "java x", + "jav ax", + "се й", + "с ей", + "▁brief ly", + "Fa ce", + "F ace", + "rot ate", + "const ant", + "▁g allery", + "▁gall ery", + "ast ro", + "astr o", + "all ery", + "alle ry", + "aller y", + "▁D J", + "char ge", + "charg e", + "ходи ть", + "ходит ь", + "C ent", + "\\\" ,", + "\\ \",", + "▁d onna", + "▁don na", + "▁donn a", + "ar ca", + "arc a", + "la de", + "lad e", + "l ade", + "zi n", + "z in", + "▁N ed", + "▁Ne d", + "▁host ing", + "▁hos ting", + "id or", + "ido r", + "i dor", + "it ative", + "itat ive", + "ig s", + "i gs", + "▁п ря", + "▁пр я", + "▁t icket", + "▁tick et", + "▁ti cket", + "▁stud ying", + "▁study ing", + "▁des igner", + "▁design er", + "lap sed", + "lapse d", + "laps ed", + "l apsed", + "▁la at", + "▁d ix", + "▁di x", + "▁integr ated", + "▁integrate d", + "▁integra ted", + "▁in formed", + "▁inform ed", + "▁be have", + "▁beh ave", + "▁behav e", + "▁la bour", + "▁lab our", + "est ellt", + "cal endar", + "▁k illing", + "▁kil ling", + "▁kill ing", + "▁tw itter", + "▁ twitter", + "ia e", + "i ae", + "▁histor ique", + "DE FAULT", + "ia ła", + "iał a", + "i ała", + "▁theoret ical", + "▁un ders", + "▁und ers", + "▁under s", + "ля ет", + "at an", + "ata n", + "a tan", + "▁s urname", + "▁sur name", + "▁inter cept", + "гла сно", + "▁општи ни", + "▁t ired", + "▁tir ed", + "▁ti red", + "▁B eth", + "▁Be th", + "▁Bet h", + "▁ад министратив", + "L i", + "▁Т ур", + "▁Ту р", + "▁Sc anner", + "▁S tern", + "▁St ern", + "▁Ste rn", + "▁Ster n", + "▁вме сте", + "▁report ing", + "▁s ull", + "▁su ll", + "▁sul l", + "ци ей", + "ber ts", + "bert s", + "og onal", + "ogo nal", + "ő k", + "▁i psum", + "▁ip sum", + "▁seu lement", + "▁seul ement", + "▁seule ment", + "▁Se iten", + "▁Seit en", + "▁Seite n", + "word press", + "▁fe aturing", + "ist ischen", + "isti schen", + "istische n", + "ju b", + "j ub", + "▁é tr", + "▁ét r", + "▁ étr", + "▁t ea", + "▁te a", + "▁adapt ed", + "▁sc ales", + "▁scale s", + "▁scal es", + "▁n an", + "▁na n", + "▁ nan", + "get Value", + "▁Bl ues", + "▁Blue s", + "ac les", + "acle s", + "a cles", + "▁st ati", + "▁stat i", + "▁sta ti", + "▁ent itled", + "▁R alph", + "gra vity", + "▁entre pr", + "któ ber", + "li mat", + "lim at", + "l imat", + "li s", + "l is", + "De mo", + "D emo", + "re lation", + "rel ation", + "▁n ep", + "▁ne p", + "pro wad", + "it is", + "iti s", + "i tis", + "▁p up", + "▁pu p", + "neh mer", + "nehm er", + "▁disapp oint", + "▁et was", + "▁etwa s", + "an non", + "ann on", + "anno n", + "▁appro ved", + "▁cl ever", + "▁cle ver", + "Lo ading", + "Load ing", + "▁ver z", + "▁ve rz", + "res se", + "ress e", + "r esse", + "▁insp ir", + "▁sam pling", + "▁B ek", + "▁Be k", + "}) $.", + "})$ .", + "} )$.", + "▁г рома", + "▁spe cie", + "▁spec ie", + "▁re pub", + "▁rep ub", + "▁lo ader", + "▁load er", + "▁ loader", + "▁e rf", + "▁er f", + "▁should er", + "ra is", + "rai s", + "r ais", + "▁ма те", + "▁мат е", + "▁Mon th", + "▁Mont h", + "▁Mo nth", + "▁ Month", + "Sc ene", + "▁block ing", + "▁o cean", + "ge ben", + "geb en", + "g eben", + "▁Kil ometer", + "▁b edeut", + "▁M ix", + "▁Mi x", + "fm t", + "f mt", + "▁Nor weg", + "▁ID s", + "par allel", + "▁ant icip", + "▁anti cip", + "▁re vis", + "▁rev is", + "ха н", + "х ан", + "▁с вет", + "▁све т", + "CA SE", + "C ASE", + "▁f ührt", + "▁führ t", + "▁ führt", + "▁at omic", + "▁atom ic", + "▁ atomic", + "▁dark ness", + "▁Fußball spieler", + "▁Ж и", + "quis ition", + "▁S ieg", + "▁Sie g", + "▁Si eg", + "C irc", + "▁c ientí", + "ne lle", + "nel le", + "nell e", + "n elle", + "SH A", + "S HA", + "▁u rb", + "▁ur b", + "▁ urb", + "▁k si", + "leq slant", + "▁ф рон", + "▁de fect", + "▁def ect", + "▁defe ct", + "▁r á", + "▁ rá", + "▁strong er", + "▁p ł", + "▁commun ities", + "ни на", + "нин а", + "en as", + "ena s", + "e nas", + "ienne nt", + "ienn ent", + "▁safe ly", + "▁saf ely", + "▁т я", + "▁ тя", + "▁ben chmark", + "▁Bra un", + "method s", + "arg ument", + "vo s", + "v os", + "ob ox", + "o box", + "ро ви", + "ров и", + "р ови", + "▁recher che", + "m n", + "▁br ings", + "▁bring s", + "m achine", + "CE SS", + "CES S", + "host s", + "hos ts", + "▁N Y", + "Aut ow", + "Auto w", + "▁сов ремен", + "▁G ary", + "▁Gar y", + "▁Ga ry", + "▁s ensor", + "▁sens or", + "▁document ed", + "▁pr endre", + "▁prend re", + "▁pe er", + "en ix", + "eni x", + "ha i", + "h ai", + "ar be", + "цен т", + "ц ент", + "_ (", + "▁U RI", + "▁ URI", + "ев а", + "е ва", + "▁Re gie", + "▁Reg ie", + "▁Mon ument", + "▁onder werp", + "B ag", + "ti t", + "t it", + "▁st ir", + "▁n erv", + "▁ne rv", + "▁ner v", + "стор ія", + "▁s ov", + "▁so v", + "▁writ ers", + "▁write rs", + "▁writer s", + "▁sort s", + "▁sor ts", + "ab solute", + "▁difficult ies", + "▁par lament", + "▁parl ament", + "▁IE numerable", + "▁dis sol", + "▁diss ol", + "▁CH ECK", + "ar ina", + "ari na", + "arin a", + "in burgh", + "D M", + "▁e ind", + "▁ein d", + "▁bud get", + "▁cert ains", + "▁certain s", + "▁för sta", + "▁först a", + "an ja", + "a nja", + "▁го дов", + "▁год ов", + "▁т ек", + "▁те к", + "▁ тек", + "▁D uch", + "▁Du ch", + "▁Duc h", + "gu i", + "g ui", + "▁Te ams", + "▁Team s", + "▁мно ги", + "Mar ie", + "Ma rie", + "M arie", + "In tegr", + "Int egr", + "Thread Pool", + "ru st", + "rus t", + "r ust", + "í k", + "% \"", + "en f", + "sp l", + "s pl", + "▁be gun", + "▁beg un", + "lo u", + "l ou", + "▁Rewrite Rule", + "tu ple", + "ane ous", + "▁mar ine", + "▁mari ne", + "▁ marine", + "at tan", + "att an", + "atta n", + "ik al", + "ika l", + "i kal", + "▁gradu ated", + "il lé", + "ill é", + "▁про ве", + "▁пров е", + "▁пр ове", + "▁Р оз", + "▁Ро з", + "', \r", + "' ,\r", + "▁Pf arr", + "▁n ivel", + "▁ni vel", + "▁пра цю", + "mus ic", + "▁set Timeout", + "ER S", + "E RS", + "▁E rik", + "▁Er ik", + "pi t", + "p it", + "▁Х ро", + "▁p ił", + "▁pi ł", + "▁p eri", + "▁per i", + "▁pe ri", + "до к", + "д ок", + "us zt", + "usz t", + "▁B ear", + "▁Be ar", + "Class Name", + "▁Par lament", + "▁a ix", + "▁ai x", + "▁inv ited", + "▁P ATH", + "▁PA TH", + "▁ PATH", + "xt er", + "x ter", + "▁R ace", + "▁Ra ce", + "▁h echo", + "▁he cho", + "▁T ower", + "▁To wer", + "▁Tow er", + "▁u tf", + "▁ut f", + "▁ utf", + "act ly", + "▁бу де", + "▁ang les", + "▁angle s", + "▁ angles", + "ня я", + "ouv elles", + "ouve lles", + "ouvel les", + "ouvelle s", + "▁cl imate", + "▁cli mate", + "▁clim ate", + "▁sing ing", + "▁sin ging", + "▁navig ate", + ">' ;", + "> ';", + "ad ows", + "ado ws", + "adow s", + "▁l eta", + "▁le ta", + "▁let a", + "▁S itz", + "▁Si tz", + "▁Sit z", + "▁part itions", + "▁partition s", + "▁d ock", + "▁do ck", + "▁doc k", + "▁ż y", + "▁ ży", + "▁alloc ate", + "▁benef its", + "▁benefit s", + "▁n ieder", + "▁nie der", + "▁ni eder", + "xp ath", + "x path", + "me ck", + "äl le", + "äll e", + "ä lle", + "▁cou pling", + "▁coup ling", + "жи л", + "ж ил", + "For Key", + "ar gent", + "arg ent", + "cl ou", + "clo u", + "c lou", + "▁instru ments", + "▁instrument s", + "▁ent hus", + "▁m ég", + "▁mé g", + "▁Па в", + "▁R ach", + "▁Ra ch", + "-- ---", + "---- -", + "--- --", + "- ----", + "▁API s", + "▁AP Is", + "▁V ier", + "▁Vi er", + "▁Vie r", + "C md", + "it ore", + "ito re", + "itor e", + "▁C uba", + "▁Cu ba", + "▁Cub a", + "▁dátum mal", + "▁embed ding", + "std io", + "▁Gil bert", + "▁ge prüft", + "▁st ating", + "▁stat ing", + "▁sta ting", + "▁stati ng", + "▁trigger s", + "▁trig gers", + "+ =", + "▁spé cial", + "▁del iber", + "▁deli ber", + "ми н", + "м ин", + "Pro du", + "Pr odu", + "P rodu", + "▁St ati", + "▁Stat i", + "▁Sta ti", + "▁z us", + "▁zu s", + "kt ionen", + "ktion en", + "Dispatch er", + "id al", + "ida l", + "i dal", + "▁L P", + "▁ LP", + "op tera", + "opt era", + "opter a", + "▁e star", + "▁est ar", + "▁es tar", + "▁esta r", + "▁зна чи", + "с мо", + "ous es", + "ouse s", + "o uses", + "eng ono", + "engo no", + "▁W PF", + "pub lish", + "▁t eor", + "▁te or", + "el if", + "eli f", + "▁e rg", + "▁er g", + "▁ erg", + "▁separ ation", + "Pa n", + "P an", + "▁Or chestra", + "Pe ter", + "P eter", + "bound s", + "b ounds", + "▁Shakespe are", + "▁cant ante", + "▁d emi", + "▁de mi", + "▁dem i", + "▁Pop ular", + "ф р", + "ar ring", + "arr ing", + "ци н", + "ц ин", + "▁И с", + "vo n", + "v on", + "▁subst itution", + "▁lí nea", + "\\}$ .", + "\\} $.", + "\\ }$.", + "com o", + "co mo", + "c omo", + "▁ва ж", + "wa gen", + "w agen", + "▁rare ly", + "▁period s", + "▁peri ods", + "gl ob", + "g lob", + "▁F rid", + "▁Fr id", + "▁Fri d", + "▁T err", + "▁Te rr", + "▁Ter r", + "▁Re lease", + "▁ Release", + "Brain z", + "▁гра ф", + "▁ граф", + "DI S", + "D IS", + "compat ible", + "▁po č", + "LI N", + "L IN", + "▁K ällor", + "▁A rizona", + "pp y", + "p py", + "Se q", + "S eq", + "▁A in", + "▁T ourn", + "▁To urn", + "▁Tour n", + "br ow", + "bro w", + "b row", + "▁K ör", + "▁Kö r", + "▁a sh", + "▁as h", + "▁ ash", + "ogene ous", + "▁dia lect", + "▁насе ља", + "mysql i", + "mysq li", + "цо в", + "ц ов", + "▁f lor", + "▁fl or", + "▁flo r", + "▁ф ло", + "IA B", + "I AB", + "▁With in", + "▁Wit hin", + "^ (", + "▁b ois", + "▁bo is", + "▁t ank", + "▁tan k", + "▁aff ili", + "▁h ijo", + "▁hij o", + "▁hi jo", + "▁K ate", + "▁Kat e", + "▁Ka te", + "▁Ver l", + "▁Ve rl", + "▁M iami", + "▁Mi ami", + "▁type script", + "▁types cript", + "њ у", + "▁V ern", + "▁Ver n", + "▁Ve rn", + "▁ви со", + "ie mann", + "iem ann", + "i emann", + "▁co verage", + "▁cover age", + "br ie", + "b rie", + "▁Start ing", + "▁Star ting", + "num py", + "▁J enkins", + "▁Jen kins", + "▁k ét", + "▁ké t", + "▁g rup", + "▁gr up", + "▁gru p", + "▁S cient", + "▁Sc ient", + "▁Sci ent", + "▁inter rupt", + "▁b lob", + "▁bl ob", + "▁blo b", + "▁ blob", + "ug el", + "uge l", + "u gel", + "▁Or th", + "▁Ort h", + "ab ama", + "aba ma", + "▁B apt", + "▁Ba pt", + "ow nik", + "own ik", + "▁бы ть", + "▁Jul ius", + "▁Ju lius", + "▁Juli us", + "▁П рез", + "▁Пре з", + "▁subst itute", + "support ed", + "supp orted", + "ch y", + "c hy", + "egy zetek", + "▁Per formance", + "▁Perform ance", + "less ly", + "Con structor", + "▁ext ending", + "▁extend ing", + "▁Mus lim", + "Over flow", + "▁J enn", + "▁Je nn", + "▁Jen n", + "▁produ z", + "▁prod uz", + "мі ї", + "м ії", + "▁país es", + "▁e ux", + "▁eu x", + "▁f ate", + "▁fa te", + "▁fat e", + "ol oge", + "olog e", + "olo ge", + "у к", + "▁wo bei", + "▁wob ei", + "▁S achsen", + "▁Sach sen", + "▁са йт", + "▁сай т", + "Mod els", + "Model s", + "Mode ls", + "▁F ast", + "▁Fa st", + "bes ondere", + "▁F R", + "▁ FR", + "▁a con", + "▁ac on", + "▁ acon", + "▁Den kmal", + "▁an ch", + "▁anc h", + "▁ anch", + "▁públic o", + "▁T as", + "▁Ta s", + "▁c and", + "▁can d", + "▁ca nd", + "▁pa ździer", + "▁М он", + "▁Мо н", + "▁vers us", + "ru t", + "r ut", + "G T", + "▁insert ing", + "▁inser ting", + "▁can ad", + "▁ca nad", + "є м", + "▁M etro", + "▁Met ro", + "▁Herz og", + "Ign ore", + "▁decre ase", + "▁п ун", + "▁пу н", + "▁F ischer", + "▁M all", + "▁Ma ll", + "▁Mal l", + "▁n örd", + "io stream", + "i ostream", + "▁Lux emb", + "pay load", + "▁Ze itung", + "▁Zeit ung", + "▁mod ifying", + "▁modify ing", + "▁C her", + "▁Ch er", + "▁Che r", + "▁Lu ci", + "▁Luc i", + "n x", + "▁lo ose", + "▁top ics", + "▁topic s", + "▁var ied", + "▁vari ed", + "▁va ried", + "▁p g", + "▁ pg", + "aj es", + "aje s", + "a jes", + "um m", + "u mm", + "View s", + "▁B eau", + "▁Be au", + "MA P", + "M AP", + "ip eline", + "ipe line", + "▁Inter est", + "ar ith", + "ari th", + "▁seg ún", + "▁Geme ins", + "▁Att ribute", + "▁ Attribute", + "comm unity", + "▁цент р", + "▁kil ometer", + "▁kilomet er", + "▁kilom eter", + "▁é conom", + "▁éc onom", + "lar ation", + "▁к ъ", + "▁car riage", + "▁carri age", + "▁L ane", + "▁La ne", + "▁Lan e", + "▁не об", + "ku r", + "k ur", + "▁A F", + "▁ AF", + "IN TER", + "INT ER", + ")) $", + ") )$", + "▁be ide", + "▁bei de", + "dest ination", + "▁font s", + "▁fon ts", + "▁ fonts", + "append Child", + "▁M AR", + "▁MA R", + "▁g ay", + "▁ga y", + "mi l", + "m il", + "le sh", + "les h", + "l esh", + "è t", + "▁W ang", + "▁Wa ng", + "▁Y ears", + "▁Year s", + "▁Ye ars", + "▁S ymbol", + "▁Sym bol", + "▁ Symbol", + "Li ve", + "L ive", + "qu ency", + "▁U sers", + "▁Use rs", + "▁User s", + "▁Us ers", + "▁ Users", + "▁Un icode", + "▁S au", + "▁Sa u", + "▁t ons", + "▁to ns", + "▁ton s", + "▁ tons", + "▁Н і", + "▁кра ї", + "▁ краї", + "AX I", + "▁P ick", + "▁Pi ck", + "▁Pic k", + "A I", + "▁h ath", + "▁ha th", + "▁hat h", + "▁a inda", + "▁ain da", + "▁p apa", + "▁pa pa", + "▁pap a", + "▁C enso", + "▁B ald", + "▁Ba ld", + "▁Bal d", + "▁Насе ље", + "▁sim ulations", + "▁simulation s", + "▁j aren", + "▁ja ren", + "▁jar en", + "▁inher ited", + "▁inherit ed", + "▁то й", + "▁ той", + "▁fe els", + "▁feel s", + "▁fee ls", + "ress ion", + "r ession", + "▁o któber", + "bi d", + "b id", + "ás i", + "á si", + "▁m uss", + "▁mus s", + "▁mu ss", + "vent ory", + "▁me ist", + "▁b ore", + "▁bo re", + "▁bor e", + "▁sl ider", + "▁slide r", + "▁sli der", + "▁ slider", + "де ли", + "\\ ;", + "▁extra cted", + "▁extract ed", + "ку р", + "к ур", + "Ed ge", + "▁per f", + "▁pe rf", + "▁Brig ade", + "▁гра д", + "▁ град", + "ie nie", + "ien ie", + "i enie", + "▁N orden", + "▁Nor den", + "▁Nord en", + "▁c ancer", + "▁can cer", + "\" /", + "C ur", + "▁С ере", + "▁Се ре", + "▁Сер е", + "▁liqu id", + "str ucture", + "struct ure", + "▁cho osing", + "▁Per l", + "▁Pe rl", + "Si de", + "S ide", + "ü s", + "ри тор", + "рито р", + "рит ор", + "▁k ost", + "▁ko st", + "▁pa ckets", + "▁pack ets", + "▁packet s", + "▁кото рого", + "▁Com un", + "▁Co mun", + "▁f ingers", + "▁fin gers", + "▁finger s", + "ográ fica", + "> :", + "▁champion nat", + "▁bl ieb", + "▁S itu", + "▁Si tu", + "▁Sit u", + "▁su ic", + "an dis", + "and is", + "Fr e", + "F re", + "▁C onc", + "▁Con c", + "▁Co nc", + "▁re public", + "▁rep ublic", + "▁repub lic", + "▁ar med", + "▁arm ed", + "▁h ell", + "▁he ll", + "▁hel l", + "▁ hell", + "▁h ög", + "▁hö g", + "rag ma", + "▁en se", + "▁ens e", + "▁ ense", + "▁ac res", + "▁В ід", + "▁Ві д", + "▁Re form", + "▁Ref orm", + "Main Activity", + "ke eper", + "keep er", + "kee per", + "er b", + "e rb", + "▁mon aster", + "sub subsection", + "▁Ди в", + "▁cre ature", + "▁indic ating", + "▁url s", + "▁ur ls", + "▁ urls", + "▁k ein", + "▁ke in", + "об раз", + "обра з", + "pi ck", + "pic k", + "p ick", + "▁Ad mir", + "▁old est", + "▁ol dest", + "▁m uz", + "▁mu z", + "▁contra diction", + "▁contrad iction", + "▁contradict ion", + "▁prob abil", + "illi ant", + "▁p av", + "▁pa v", + "▁pa pel", + "▁pap el", + "ub s", + "u bs", + "▁ж ена", + "▁же на", + "▁жен а", + "▁ жена", + "AM L", + "A ML", + "▁re cip", + "▁rec ip", + "▁reci p", + "▁C OL", + "▁CO L", + "▁ COL", + "ad ded", + "add ed", + "▁cl ue", + "▁Uk raine", + "▁Ukrain e", + "▁jel ent", + "че нь", + "чен ь", + "ч ень", + "▁mathemat ics", + "Ac cept", + "▁с от", + "▁со т", + "▁се вер", + "▁isol ated", + "▁по я", + "w ür", + "Ro uter", + "Route r", + "Rout er", + "R outer", + "CA T", + "C AT", + "rg b", + "r gb", + "▁L ov", + "▁Lo v", + "mu table", + "mut able", + "m utable", + "▁W es", + "▁We s", + "▁Ital ien", + "Dra g", + "Dr ag", + "D rag", + "en ium", + "eni um", + "at ting", + "att ing", + "atti ng", + "tc p", + "t cp", + "▁erfolg te", + "▁Be it", + "▁Bei t", + "га то", + "▁System s", + "▁Syst ems", + "▁re serve", + "▁res erve", + "er ee", + "ere e", + "e ree", + "▁Па ри", + "▁Пар и", + "▁з али", + "▁за ли", + "▁re nt", + "▁r ent", + "▁ren t", + "▁ rent", + "▁s unt", + "▁su nt", + "▁sun t", + "▁G irls", + "▁Girl s", + "▁Gir ls", + "▁Er nest", + "▁Ern est", + "▁f its", + "▁fi ts", + "▁fit s", + "▁op pon", + "▁opp on", + "▁живе ло", + "▁av aient", + "▁Flor ence", + "▁Flo rence", + "▁чи сле", + "▁eng ines", + "▁engine s", + "D ynamic", + "▁stycz nia", + "▁b ias", + "▁bi as", + "▁Ex change", + "ди й", + "▁histor iques", + "▁historique s", + "▁H ä", + "ho d", + "h od", + "▁w ł", + "sch ap", + "▁l ac", + "▁la c", + "▁ lac", + "▁F oi", + "▁Fo i", + "▁d well", + "▁dw ell", + "▁Unter nehmen", + "UR N", + "▁kilomet res", + "▁Одна ко", + "к ли", + "▁S ri", + "▁Sr i", + "Gr oups", + "Group s", + "min d", + "mi nd", + "m ind", + "os lov", + "fer n", + "fe rn", + "f ern", + "eg u", + "e gu", + "abel ed", + "abe led", + "F iddle", + "▁Cent ury", + "/ -", + "▁J egyzetek", + "He n", + "H en", + "ens emble", + "▁G ut", + "▁Gu t", + "_{ {\\", + "_ {{\\", + "▁ran king", + "▁rank ing", + "+ $", + "ал а", + "а ла", + "▁# {", + "▁ #{", + "im ientos", + "imiento s", + "ach im", + "ac him", + "achi m", + "ri des", + "ride s", + "rid es", + "r ides", + "▁K laus", + "▁Kl aus", + "▁int end", + "▁inte nd", + "▁inten d", + "▁Kent ucky", + "ci pe", + "cip e", + "c ipe", + "▁D ienst", + "▁Di enst", + "▁situ ated", + "▁pó ź", + "▁s crit", + "▁sc rit", + "▁scr it", + "▁scri t", + "cl ip", + "cli p", + "c lip", + "не т", + "н ет", + "ta bles", + "table s", + "tab les", + "t ables", + "▁N ied", + "▁Ni ed", + "▁Nie d", + "▁Mc K", + "▁pow st", + "▁kun nen", + "▁Ev ans", + "▁Eva ns", + "ж ды", + "ва ть", + "ват ь", + "uch ar", + "uc har", + "ucha r", + "u char", + "▁res idents", + "▁resid ents", + "▁resident s", + "ia k", + "i ak", + "▁Re sol", + "▁Res ol", + "▁ Resol", + "▁ve ces", + "▁vec es", + "▁satisf ying", + "▁satisfy ing", + "IN F", + "I NF", + "▁с ин", + "▁си н", + "▁cross ing", + "ib en", + "ibe n", + "i ben", + "▁ши ро", + "pt o", + "p to", + "IL L", + "I LL", + "▁ро ль", + "▁a ktiv", + "▁akt iv", + "▁обра щения", + "Wik ispecies", + "▁Hö he", + "cr o", + "c ro", + "══ ══", + "al tra", + "alt ra", + "▁FI LE", + "▁ FILE", + "▁u ps", + "▁up s", + "▁ ups", + "▁al location", + "▁all ocation", + "▁alloc ation", + "▁allo cation", + "Mich ael", + "▁acknow led", + "Lin ux", + "▁met ros", + "▁ metros", + "tt e", + "t te", + "af en", + "a fen", + "▁x code", + "▁тра ди", + "spe cies", + "spec ies", + "s pecies", + "▁inj ury", + "▁са мы", + "▁сам ы", + "▁l attice", + "M aterial", + "and enburg", + "anden burg", + "▁huvud staden", + "st ory", + "sto ry", + "stor y", + "▁var ying", + "▁vary ing", + "▁kö vet", + "▁Росси йской", + "ir se", + "irs e", + "▁d rum", + "▁dr um", + "▁dru m", + "Pr essed", + "Press ed", + "Pres sed", + "La r", + "L ar", + "▁A gu", + "▁Ag u", + "▁w eil", + "▁we il", + "▁comm ence", + "▁Seg ún", + "Gest ure", + "Sh ape", + "S hape", + "▁V ors", + "▁Vo rs", + "▁Vor s", + "▁succ ès", + "▁correct ed", + "▁corre cted", + "▁corr ected", + "K ar", + "▁cr uel", + "▁cru el", + "▁polit ico", + "▁Schrift steller", + "▁ris ult", + "et u", + "e tu", + "arch iv", + "▁gén ero", + "▁gé nero", + "▁L ü", + "▁tri umph", + "OR S", + "O RS", + "L u", + "▁person nel", + "▁personn el", + "▁personne l", + "▁H ills", + "▁Hill s", + "▁Hil ls", + "as set", + "ass et", + "asse t", + "do min", + "dom in", + "d omin", + "Rece ive", + "▁O ak", + "▁K no", + "▁Kn o", + "▁The ory", + "ir ie", + "iri e", + "i rie", + "ow an", + "owa n", + "o wan", + "▁est ava", + "▁esta va", + "▁exec utes", + "▁execute s", + "▁execut es", + "й т", + "óp ez", + "ó pez", + "по ло", + "пол о", + "п оло", + "ét ica", + "▁назва ние", + "▁conver ges", + "▁not re", + "▁no tre", + "▁pop ulated", + "▁popula ted", + "▁popul ated", + "▁populate d", + "▁mov ements", + "▁move ments", + "▁movement s", + "▁statist ical", + "▁Zwe iten", + "qu in", + "qui n", + "▁import antes", + "▁important es", + "▁importante s", + "▁k lein", + "▁kle in", + "▁kl ein", + "▁Seg unda", + "schließ end", + "Fail ure", + "na r", + "n ar", + "da g", + "d ag", + "▁ru olo", + "▁f iction", + "▁fi ction", + "▁fic tion", + "▁fict ion", + "▁исполь зу", + "▁cr isis", + "▁Get ting", + ", %", + "▁ар мии", + "▁cam pus", + "▁camp us", + "▁fo oter", + "▁foot er", + "▁foo ter", + "▁ footer", + "▁d ías", + "▁día s", + "▁dí as", + "ба н", + "б ан", + "▁liber ty", + "▁libert y", + "▁g h", + "▁ gh", + "▁cham ber", + "▁district s", + "▁exc ited", + "▁can ción", + "ter o", + "te ro", + "t ero", + "▁Work ing", + "▁Wor king", + "▁czę ści", + "ль ный", + "▁f orum", + "▁for um", + "▁fo rum", + "▁ forum", + "▁E he", + "▁ка та", + "▁ ката", + "it ations", + "itation s", + "itat ions", + "To ols", + "Tool s", + "T ools", + "ach iv", + "achi v", + "▁c res", + "▁cre s", + "▁cr es", + "as to", + "ast o", + "a sto", + "▁re ver", + "▁r ever", + "▁rev er", + "▁reve r", + "▁n azionale", + "▁naz ionale", + "▁do ors", + "▁door s", + "▁N ancy", + "▁Nan cy", + "▁is lands", + "▁island s", + "Im p", + "I mp", + "▁Ch air", + "▁Cha ir", + "▁v orm", + "▁vo rm", + "▁vor m", + "se in", + "s ein", + "▁до ку", + "er set", + "ers et", + "▁tät ig", + "▁K rit", + "▁Kr it", + "▁п я", + "▁cons ervation", + "▁conserv ation", + "▁Part ido", + "▁Parti do", + "min ipage", + "Valid ator", + "▁rec overy", + "▁recover y", + "▁NA SA", + "▁NAS A", + "▁br east", + "▁bre ast", + "il ty", + "ilt y", + "an aly", + "ana ly", + "anal y", + "el ines", + "eli nes", + "eline s", + "elin es", + "e lines", + "▁S aturday", + "em ark", + "e mark", + "ce j", + "c ej", + "Ze ro", + "Z ero", + "▁Tur ner", + "▁Turn er", + "sec ure", + "Ex ists", + "▁R ick", + "▁Ric k", + "▁Ri ck", + "ev alu", + "eval u", + "e valu", + "ct rl", + "ctr l", + "c trl", + "▁com pression", + "▁comp ression", + "▁compr ession", + "▁compress ion", + "▁C URL", + "text color", + ")\\ ,", + ") \\,", + "long rightarrow", + "▁Fern seh", + "▁ Fernseh", + "ic ha", + "ich a", + "i cha", + "▁l oi", + "▁lo i", + "▁О те", + "▁От е", + "▁c ave", + "▁ca ve", + "▁cav e", + "▁do zen", + "▁expla ining", + "▁expl aining", + "▁explain ing", + "▁in nov", + "▁inn ov", + "▁Nich olas", + "▁dia meter", + "▁diam eter", + "▁M arian", + "▁Mar ian", + "▁Ma rian", + "▁Maria n", + "▁Mari an", + "▁f ires", + "▁fire s", + "▁fi res", + "▁fir es", + "▁art ifact", + "▁ artifact", + "▁Par ker", + "▁Park er", + "▁B und", + "▁Bu nd", + "▁Bun d", + "▁v erte", + "▁ver te", + "▁vert e", + "▁ verte", + "▁tal ent", + "▁tale nt", + "▁Lu cas", + "▁Luc as", + "re verse", + "▁folg enden", + "▁S ah", + "▁Sa h", + "ject ions", + "je ctions", + "jection s", + "▁inve ce", + "▁cost itu", + "▁s sl", + "▁ss l", + "▁ ssl", + "}} ^", + "} }^", + "▁viol ent", + "▁s pos", + "▁sp os", + "▁spo s", + "Ro ut", + "R out", + "jd k", + "j dk", + "▁за ме", + "▁f urent", + "▁fur ent", + "▁fu rent", + "an dal", + "and al", + "anda l", + "H om", + "▁Sen ior", + "▁p ounds", + "▁Disc ogs", + "▁з е", + "▁ зе", + "'} [", + "' }[", + "▁Napole on", + "ordin ates", + "ordinate s", + "à n", + "▁k urz", + "▁kur z", + "▁v ere", + "▁ver e", + "▁ve re", + "▁ vere", + "▁re use", + "▁Г ен", + "▁Ге н", + "▁S yst", + "▁Sy st", + "▁disapp eared", + "▁disappear ed", + "▁W atch", + "▁Wat ch", + "▁ Watch", + "bibli othek", + "▁кор пу", + "▁C s", + "▁} `", + "▁ }`", + "▁r ör", + "▁де ла", + "▁ дела", + "V B", + "▁calcul us", + "▁calc ulus", + "ро да", + "род а", + "▁jud gment", + "at ile", + "ati le", + "▁long ue", + "▁lon gue", + "▁H us", + "▁Hu s", + "J ac", + "}} )", + "} })", + "RI PT", + "IAB ot", + "▁ap ós", + "▁a ston", + "▁as ton", + "▁ast on", + "Web achiv", + "▁URL s", + "▁co at", + "▁э коно", + "▁l ear", + "▁le ar", + "▁ lear", + "ext ensions", + "extension s", + "▁Class ic", + "T I", + "▁T age", + "▁Tag e", + "▁Ta ge", + "▁l á", + "▁ lá", + "▁s emb", + "▁se mb", + "▁sem b", + "▁développ ement", + "IS TS", + "IST S", + "▁sol ves", + "▁solve s", + ",\\ ,", + ", \\,", + "▁чем пі", + "ord inary", + "ordin ary", + "▁B av", + "▁Ba v", + "▁much os", + "▁mu chos", + "▁mucho s", + "S elf", + "▁Ма й", + "▁D iet", + "▁Die t", + "▁Di et", + "▁necess ity", + "ві д", + "в ід", + "▁m ano", + "▁ma no", + "▁man o", + "▁С р", + "▁car re", + "▁Cam era", + "▁Camer a", + "▁ Camera", + "▁N arod", + "▁Na rod", + "▁Nar od", + "▁Ph one", + "▁Pho ne", + "▁ Phone", + "▁pol ym", + "▁poly m", + "im ore", + "imo re", + "i more", + "is Empty", + "▁Hou ston", + "▁Re ce", + "▁Rec e", + "▁ Rece", + "▁present ation", + "▁pres entation", + "▁presenta tion", + "▁ presentation", + "ни ципа", + "ници па", + "▁D b", + "▁ Db", + "▁conf ident", + "▁} {", + "▁ }{", + "▁bul let", + "▁ bullet", + "▁{ },", + "▁{} ,", + "AN GE", + "ANG E", + "▁No tre", + "▁Not re", + "ch in", + "chi n", + "c hin", + "▁Dr agon", + "▁Drag on", + "▁Dra gon", + "er ca", + "erc a", + "ia li", + "ial i", + "i ali", + "▁as set", + "▁ass et", + "▁asse t", + "▁ asset", + "▁mu ito", + "▁muit o", + "▁deep ly", + "▁rest riction", + "▁restrict ion", + "▁com merce", + "▁commer ce", + "▁ commerce", + "▁B omb", + "▁Bo mb", + "▁Bom b", + "c aught", + "q q", + "▁A rag", + "▁Ar ag", + "▁Ara g", + "▁не мец", + "▁Anal ysis", + "▁člán ku", + "▁b aby", + "▁ba by", + "▁e chter", + "▁о дного", + "▁од ного", + "▁одно го", + "же на", + "жен а", + "ж ена", + "▁white space", + "▁whites pace", + "ç u", + "LI ST", + "L IST", + "fr ique", + "fri que", + "f rique", + "▁v arias", + "▁var ias", + "▁vari as", + "▁va rias", + "▁W it", + "▁Wi t", + "▁Lic encia", + "Ex it", + "▁sie rp", + "▁sier p", + "▁ass emb", + "▁asse mb", + "▁split ting", + "▁spl itting", + "▁pa lace", + "▁pal ace", + "▁b locked", + "▁block ed", + "▁bound aries", + "▁iter ations", + "▁iteration s", + "▁Rot ten", + "▁Ver kehr", + "▁we er", + "Test s", + "T ests", + "if ting", + "ift ing", + "▁reg ul", + "▁pers ist", + "▁Sol ution", + "p b", + "▁col lapse", + "▁ collapse", + "▁arr ested", + "▁arrest ed", + "▁pred icate", + "▁Z one", + "▁Zo ne", + "▁ Zone", + "▁in gen", + "▁ing en", + "▁ ingen", + "zá lez", + "▁b anks", + "▁bank s", + "▁ban ks", + "pl ant", + "plan t", + "pla nt", + "p lant", + "▁N ella", + "▁Ne lla", + "▁Nel la", + "▁Nell a", + "▁б ан", + "▁ба н", + "▁ бан", + "▁S now", + "▁Sn ow", + "▁Kre uz", + "í cio", + "▁en ters", + "▁ent ers", + "▁enter s", + "▁ex pose", + "▁exp ose", + "▁expos e", + "č i", + "ши е", + "Qu al", + "Q ual", + "▁lands cape", + "▁пода цима", + "ma i", + "m ai", + "st ag", + "sta g", + "s tag", + "ова ний", + "DE F", + "D EF", + "[] {", + "[ ]{", + "▁derni ère", + "ic ut", + "i cut", + "▁X ml", + "▁ Xml", + "▁sub group", + "▁Pol sce", + "▁W arning", + "▁War ning", + "▁ Warning", + "▁veh icles", + "▁vehicle s", + "io t", + "i ot", + "▁d ll", + "▁ dll", + "ro nt", + "ron t", + "r ont", + "▁Lou ise", + "▁Louis e", + "▁a ra", + "▁ar a", + "▁ ara", + "▁S cala", + "▁Sc ala", + "▁canon ical", + "▁pl acing", + "▁pla cing", + "ER Y", + "E RY", + "▁J ag", + "▁Ja g", + "▁v irus", + "▁vi rus", + "▁vir us", + "em u", + "e mu", + "▁} );\r", + "▁}); \r", + "▁}) ;\r", + "▁м м", + "▁Tr ying", + "▁Try ing", + "▁Lex ikon", + "ab ord", + "abor d", + "▁exped ition", + "▁demand ed", + "▁demande d", + "Z yg", + "le in", + "lei n", + "l ein", + "▁verw endet", + "ри на", + "рин а", + "wo l", + "w ol", + "▁p ivot", + "▁одна ко", + "▁propri et", + "▁a wards", + "▁aw ards", + "▁award s", + "to ut", + "t out", + "▁as sim", + "▁ass im", + "▁St orm", + "▁Sto rm", + "Li mit", + "L imit", + "el in", + "eli n", + "e lin", + "we alth", + "ue z", + "u ez", + "▁rap present", + "▁rappres ent", + "▁re sta", + "▁r esta", + "▁res ta", + "▁rest a", + "▁gegründ et", + "▁journal ist", + "is ie", + "isi e", + "▁fac ility", + "▁facil ity", + "il led", + "ill ed", + "ille d", + "ul k", + "▁P K", + "▁ PK", + "An chor", + "▁_ )", + "▁ _)", + "V F", + "LA B", + "L AB", + "▁n å", + "od os", + "odo s", + "▁bill ion", + "vir ti", + "virt i", + "▁Je ux", + "юз а", + "ю за", + "tom cat", + "▁ch arts", + "▁char ts", + "▁chart s", + "▁ charts", + "▁B undle", + "▁Bund le", + "▁ Bundle", + "▁l st", + "▁ls t", + "▁ lst", + "▁ex er", + "▁fem ales", + "▁female s", + "▁oblig ed", + "▁a by", + "▁ab y", + "▁ aby", + "roll ed", + "rol led", + "rolle d", + "dr i", + "d ri", + "▁S che", + "▁Sch e", + "▁Sc he", + "▁vess els", + "▁vessel s", + "IMA RY", + "IM ARY", + "▁reason ing", + "▁про те", + "▁пр оте", + "FI LES", + "FILE S", + "ver k", + "v erk", + "os os", + "oso s", + "▁ком му", + "ді ї", + "д ії", + "▁d d", + "▁ dd", + "▁со ответ", + "▁IO Exception", + "▁ IOException", + "sk ých", + "ský ch", + "▁C LI", + "▁CL I", + "▁ CLI", + "▁ ње", + "C M", + "T D", + "▁possib ilities", + "▁possibil ities", + "▁Com pos", + "▁Comp os", + "hal f", + "h alf", + "▁web page", + "▁s wing", + "▁sw ing", + "▁ swing", + "▁z as", + "▁za s", + "▁ zas", + "▁cy cl", + "le id", + "lei d", + "ist ica", + "istic a", + "isti ca", + "▁In sert", + "▁Ins ert", + "▁ Insert", + "▁Sw eden", + "▁want ing", + "▁ ال", + "▁e euw", + "▁Admin istr", + "▁War ren", + "▁b s", + "▁ bs", + "▁p am", + "▁pa m", + "an us", + "anu s", + "Dr a", + "D ra", + "ex pl", + "exp l", + "▁K ant", + "▁Kan t", + "▁Ka nt", + "▁Aust in", + "▁c sak", + "▁cs ak", + "▁the atre", + "▁compat ibility", + "ма тиче", + "мати че", + "set State", + "б ю", + "}{ |", + "} {|", + "▁D y", + "▁Zw ischen", + "Al t", + "A lt", + "CLA RE", + "st eps", + "ste ps", + "step s", + "▁L age", + "▁La ge", + "▁Lag e", + "▁M itt", + "▁Mit t", + "▁Mi tt", + "▁Dub lin", + "▁рабо ты", + "de ep", + "▁fl ows", + "▁flow s", + "▁flo ws", + "▁Pa lace", + "▁Pal ace", + "▁Pala ce", + "un ix", + "uni x", + "re fs", + "ref s", + "um ar", + "uma r", + "u mar", + "as et", + "ase t", + "a set", + "co v", + "c ov", + "▁p ing", + "▁pi ng", + "▁pin g", + "▁ ping", + "▁Saf ari", + "fl ug", + "flu g", + "cre ens", + "creen s", + "c reens", + "{ #", + "▁ре а", + "ad ors", + "ado rs", + "ador s", + "▁a mor", + "▁am or", + "uc e", + "u ce", + "de mic", + "dem ic", + "▁Nether lands", + "▁cluster s", + "▁clust ers", + "▁en for", + "▁enf or", + "mar ine", + "▁b ugs", + "▁bu gs", + "▁bug s", + "izz ata", + "izza ta", + "▁s cra", + "▁sc ra", + "▁scr a", + "Le s", + "L es", + "qu ick", + "qui ck", + "▁turn o", + "▁tur no", + "_ *", + "ер а", + "е ра", + "Gener ated", + "> [", + "▁e stre", + "▁est re", + "▁es tre", + "▁ estre", + "or de", + "ord e", + "▁v erg", + "▁ver g", + "▁ve rg", + "ро з", + "р оз", + "▁p au", + "▁pa u", + "in cludes", + "include s", + "includ es", + "as sa", + "ass a", + "ad ers", + "ader s", + "ade rs", + "a ders", + "▁Гер ма", + "▁est aven", + "▁esta ven", + "▁ear liest", + "▁res ultado", + "▁result ado", + "mu n", + "m un", + "▁pl ots", + "▁plot s", + "▁ plots", + "di n", + "d in", + "sort ed", + "s orted", + "▁p reference", + "▁pre ference", + "▁prefer ence", + "ri ó", + "r ió", + "ту ре", + "тур е", + "▁L igue", + "▁Li gue", + "▁Lig ue", + "▁за вер", + "▁зав ер", + "ph r", + "p hr", + "▁p ocket", + "▁po cket", + "▁poc ket", + "▁par l", + "▁pa rl", + "▁l ak", + "▁la k", + "▁ lak", + "▁p owie", + "▁po wie", + "▁pow ie", + "▁al tres", + "▁alt res", + "▁altre s", + "$} ;", + "$ };", + "pl ain", + "pla in", + "p lain", + "▁C red", + "▁Cre d", + "▁Cr ed", + "▁ Cred", + "it za", + "itz a", + "pe rp", + "per p", + "Gr een", + "Gre en", + "G reen", + "▁dev oted", + "product ion", + "produ ction", + "p roduction", + "work er", + "wor ker", + "el sen", + "els en", + "else n", + "▁v ern", + "▁ver n", + "▁ve rn", + "▁ vern", + "▁már cius", + "▁Conf eder", + "▁Liver pool", + "▁му зи", + "▁em ails", + "▁email s", + "▁dist ances", + "▁distance s", + "▁seg ments", + "▁segment s", + "▁a nth", + "▁an th", + "▁ant h", + "▁ anth", + "▁w rest", + "▁wr est", + "▁ho og", + "▁cin ema", + "rr or", + "r ror", + "▁geb oren", + "▁é c", + "▁ éc", + "Mar ker", + "Mark er", + "▁Com pet", + "▁Comp et", + "▁ли сто", + "all owed", + "allow ed", + "allo wed", + "vol ume", + "Esp agne", + "Z e", + "▁fix es", + "▁fi xes", + "▁r ond", + "▁ro nd", + "▁arrang ement", + "/ ~", + ".] (", + ". ](", + "▁For rások", + "▁weiter en", + "▁weit eren", + "▁weitere n", + "ex cel", + "▁з мі", + "▁mod erne", + "▁modern e", + "▁moder ne", + "Eng lish", + "▁Transfer markt", + "▁be aring", + "▁bear ing", + "▁cl eared", + "▁clear ed", + "▁cle ared", + "▁са м", + "▁di vs", + "▁div s", + "ć i", + "▁э той", + "▁это й", + "▁Ге ор", + "sc ene", + "sce ne", + "▁a ges", + "▁ag es", + "▁age s", + "▁ ages", + "GE N", + "G EN", + "rä n", + "r än", + "▁T oul", + "▁To ul", + "▁A bs", + "▁Ab s", + "j át", + "▁med iante", + "▁medi ante", + "▁median te", + "▁em pres", + "▁emp res", + "▁Emp loyee", + "▁ Employee", + "▁polynomial s", + "▁optim ize", + "▁вы ступа", + "fa re", + "far e", + "f are", + "ве й", + "в ей", + "x f", + "qu ez", + "que z", + "q uez", + "▁bo tan", + "▁bot an", + "▁def end", + "▁defe nd", + "▁Qu art", + "Mon t", + "Mo nt", + "M ont", + "v b", + "ti ck", + "t ick", + "W D", + "min e", + "mi ne", + "m ine", + "▁mod ific", + "not ification", + "▁d enn", + "▁de nn", + "▁den n", + "▁al go", + "▁alg o", + "▁S po", + "▁Sp o", + "▁m istrzost", + "/ :", + "▁a present", + "▁apr esent", + "▁п род", + "▁про д", + "▁пр од", + "Vol ume", + "sk ą", + "s ką", + "prote cted", + "▁Turk ish", + "az y", + "a zy", + "▁p ouv", + "▁po uv", + "▁pou v", + "▁perí odo", + "sk og", + "sko g", + "▁ent ropy", + "▁entr opy", + "ze d", + "z ed", + "то ри", + "тор и", + "▁l ij", + "▁li j", + "▁ lij", + "bo ards", + "board s", + "▁ста ту", + "Bo ol", + "B ool", + "▁pol ity", + "▁polit y", + "@\" ,", + "@ \",", + "▁рі к", + "né e", + "n ée", + "▁Z ug", + "▁Zu g", + "▁Un iti", + "▁Unit i", + "ém et", + "é met", + "at ience", + "ati ence", + "di men", + "dim en", + "d imen", + "▁St even", + "▁Ste ven", + "▁Steve n", + "H a", + "ACT ION", + "A CTION", + "▁w and", + "▁wa nd", + "▁ wand", + "▁Na var", + "▁Nav ar", + "▁сі чня", + "W atch", + "▁Stu art", + "▁z de", + "▁zd e", + "▁кон тро", + "data set", + "dat aset", + "datas et", + "y ó", + "▁B ush", + "▁Bu sh", + "▁Bus h", + "▁се бя", + "▁wor thy", + "▁worth y", + "▁B le", + "▁Bl e", + "▁pro por", + "▁prop or", + "▁Vill age", + "▁Villa ge", + "▁Vil lage", + "▁r y", + "▁ ry", + "▁v oit", + "▁vo it", + "▁копи я", + "▁z p", + "▁c ura", + "▁cu ra", + "▁cur a", + "▁H tml", + "▁ Html", + "▁Die ser", + "▁Dies er", + "▁Diese r", + "▁D ays", + "▁Da ys", + "▁Day s", + "▁ Days", + "on nes", + "onn es", + "onne s", + "▁ant igu", + "▁anti gu", + "▁Sta aten", + "▁Staat en", + "▁f aint", + "▁fa int", + "on gs", + "ong s", + "▁ö st", + "▁ öst", + "Re direct", + "Red irect", + "ел ь", + "е ль", + "at orial", + "ator ial", + "ato rial", + "atori al", + "▁b other", + "▁bo ther", + "▁both er", + "▁bot her", + "Edit Text", + "▁Gi ul", + "▁за во", + "▁зав о", + "▁pue blo", + "▁Mississ ippi", + "ja k", + "j ak", + "▁w ings", + "▁win gs", + "▁wing s", + "on c", + "o nc", + "ív el", + "í vel", + "ien cia", + "i encia", + "ent licht", + "entlich t", + "▁B TW", + "or nal", + "orn al", + "▁Ко ро", + "▁Кор о", + "▁од ним", + "▁sa lv", + "▁sal v", + "▁f inden", + "▁find en", + "▁fin den", + "ge o", + "▁а виа", + "att ung", + "vi v", + "v iv", + "▁L uther", + "▁Lu ther", + "▁об щи", + "▁Ro lle", + "▁Rol le", + "▁Roll e", + "▁Ab raham", + "▁cent ered", + "▁center ed", + "▁sl ash", + "▁sla sh", + "▁ slash", + "is at", + "isa t", + "em ann", + "ema nn", + "eman n", + "e mann", + "O s", + "пар та", + "▁P ablo", + "▁Pa blo", + "▁collabor ation", + "path s", + "pat hs", + "éd ition", + "▁view ed", + "▁vie wed", + "▁cons isted", + "▁consist ed", + "▁recover ed", + "▁Mex ican", + "▁F ix", + "▁sp ell", + "▁spe ll", + "▁spel l", + "Spec ial", + "Spe cial", + "▁С т", + "ess eur", + "esse ur", + "▁Украи ны", + "form er", + "for mer", + "▁ś w", + "▁z eros", + "▁ze ros", + "▁zero s", + "▁Stra ßen", + "▁Straße n", + "▁organ isation", + "▁organis ation", + "▁ organisation", + "üss en", + "üs sen", + "▁S ierra", + "▁Se ason", + "▁Sea son", + "▁vol ont", + "Bean Factory", + "▁помо щ", + "▁pres sing", + "▁press ing", + "▁equival ence", + "▁c att", + "▁ca tt", + "▁cat t", + "ic ity", + "ici ty", + "i city", + "▁accompl ished", + "▁accomp lished", + "▁accomplish ed", + "▁y o", + "▁ yo", + "▁s ic", + "▁si c", + "▁im ports", + "▁import s", + "▁accom mod", + "▁Port o", + "▁Por to", + "▁я ка", + "▁як а", + "▁lo an", + "ти ки", + "тик и", + "▁check out", + "▁ass ess", + "▁asse ss", + "▁Pop ulation", + "ur ent", + "ure nt", + "uren t", + "u rent", + "clo jure", + "▁Sant os", + "▁Santo s", + "▁inform áció", + "PO S", + "P OS", + "▁g are", + "▁gar e", + "▁ga re", + "▁k ick", + "▁ki ck", + "▁rad ical", + "▁radi cal", + "▁Pe ace", + "▁stream ing", + "▁stre aming", + "ca mp", + "cam p", + "c amp", + "zą t", + "го вор", + "гов ор", + "гово р", + "▁Reg ierung", + "▁proceed ed", + "f m", + "ле ны", + "лен ы", + "▁ear nest", + "▁Par ad", + "▁Pa rad", + "▁Para d", + "request s", + "▁R aum", + "▁Ra um", + "š č", + "▁polic ies", + "▁T ig", + "▁Ti g", + "▁s itt", + "▁si tt", + "▁sit t", + "▁Ener gy", + "▁pur ely", + "▁pure ly", + "▁H aut", + "▁Ha ut", + "▁Sp eed", + "▁Spe ed", + "▁ Speed", + "bi o", + "b io", + "▁o range", + "▁or ange", + "▁big gest", + "▁britann ique", + "▁No table", + "▁Not able", + "v u", + "ле нии", + "би н", + "б ин", + "▁N ash", + "▁Na sh", + "▁Nas h", + "ще ние", + "▁c iel", + "▁ci el", + "adém ie", + "▁гру дня", + "▁jo ue", + "▁jou e", + "▁v oted", + "▁vo ted", + "▁vot ed", + "▁vote d", + "ri co", + "ric o", + "r ico", + "▁го р", + "▁г ор", + "▁ гор", + "▁коман ду", + "it ivity", + "iti vity", + "▁щ е", + "▁ ще", + "▁de finite", + "▁defin ite", + "▁definit e", + "uro pa", + "urop a", + "!\" );", + "! \");", + "Default s", + "▁неко торы", + "éd ération", + "▁s illy", + "▁sil ly", + "▁talk ed", + "▁tal ked", + "re u", + "r eu", + "▁L omb", + "▁Lo mb", + "▁stat ue", + "кт а", + "к та", + "ю р", + "um ably", + "▁горо де", + "▁город е", + "▁R untime", + "▁Run time", + "▁ Runtime", + "▁di agn", + "▁diag n", + "▁dia gn", + "▁r etro", + "▁ret ro", + "▁retr o", + "▁Sver ige", + "▁in icial", + "▁inici al", + "ien za", + "i enza", + "▁fig lio", + "▁z og", + "▁zo g", + "▁re y", + "▁r ey", + "▁ rey", + "▁R und", + "▁Run d", + "▁Ru nd", + "т ный", + "▁ce ased", + "er no", + "ern o", + "▁e sa", + "▁es a", + "▁ esa", + "▁tr ouv", + "▁tro uv", + "▁trou v", + "▁Gemeinde n", + "▁Geme inden", + "▁comer cial", + "sk ap", + "ska p", + "s kap", + "en ario", + "ena rio", + "▁ju ris", + "▁jur is", + "T B", + "на ла", + "нал а", + "н ала", + "▁v ij", + "▁vi j", + "V O", + "▁c lin", + "▁cl in", + "▁cli n", + "jö r", + "j ör", + "са н", + "с ан", + "ow ała", + "owa ła", + "ował a", + "rib ución", + "ribu ción", + "▁urs prüng", + "▁con dem", + "▁cond em", + "▁St age", + "▁Sta ge", + "▁ Stage", + "▁mix ing", + "▁рі з", + "▁f ans", + "▁fa ns", + "▁fan s", + "há z", + "h áz", + "so cial", + "soci al", + "za n", + "z an", + "▁с вой", + "▁сво й", + "Cook ie", + "▁Ro land", + "▁Rol and", + "az ionale", + "▁Sl oven", + "▁Slo ven", + "▁Slov en", + "▁F iche", + "▁Fich e", + "▁S é", + "h ä", + "▁official s", + "▁offici als", + "▁î nt", + "▁în t", + "Inter ceptor", + "Table s", + "Tab les", + "T ables", + "▁da von", + "▁dav on", + "init ialize", + "initial ize", + "]= \"", + "] =\"", + "▁B ody", + "▁Bo dy", + "▁Bod y", + "▁ Body", + "▁U pper", + "▁Up per", + "▁ Upper", + "▁Col lect", + "▁Coll ect", + "▁ Collect", + "▁Zür ich", + "Hor izontal", + "Ty p", + "T yp", + "▁polít ico", + "▁Rewrite Cond", + "▁h oped", + "▁hope d", + "▁ho ped", + "▁hop ed", + "▁anx ious", + "Li ter", + "L iter", + "ja hr", + "j ahr", + "▁ass emble", + "▁assemb le", + "▁c rypt", + "▁cry pt", + "lah oma", + "AS H", + "A SH", + "▁Б ри", + "▁C ic", + "▁Ci c", + "tw itter", + "hy per", + "▁T ell", + "▁Te ll", + "▁Tel l", + "іль ки", + "во бо", + "▁ba zie", + "▁baz ie", + "▁contempor ary", + "▁Param eter", + "▁Para meter", + "▁ Parameter", + "st wa", + "▁bek end", + "co ck", + "c ock", + "pre vious", + "prev ious", + "en ska", + "ens ka", + "ensk a", + "▁c aller", + "▁cal ler", + "▁call er", + "]] )", + "] ])", + "▁R az", + "▁Ra z", + "▁Se lon", + "▁Sel on", + "▁propos al", + "▁b ý", + "▁S ied", + "▁Sie d", + "▁Si ed", + "▁Arbe its", + "▁Arbeit s", + "▁p ride", + "▁pr ide", + "▁pri de", + "▁sl ope", + "▁slo pe", + "id é", + "grad ient", + "▁Дже рела", + "▁S H", + "▁ SH", + "▁раз рабо", + "ivers ity", + "спо дар", + "\\{ \\", + "\\ {\\", + "▁с тали", + "▁ст али", + "▁ста ли", + "▁стал и", + "▁Ein zel", + "▁Einz el", + "▁rg ba", + "▁A nim", + "▁An im", + "▁ Anim", + "▁a lles", + "▁al les", + "▁all es", + "▁alle s", + "▁ alles", + "ба р", + "б ар", + "er te", + "ert e", + "▁réalis é", + "▁réal isé", + "Inst itut", + "▁mar kup", + "▁mark up", + "▁v ars", + "▁var s", + "▁va rs", + "▁ vars", + "▁g am", + "▁ga m", + "▁Васи ль", + "iz za", + "izz a", + "i zza", + "▁C ob", + "▁Co b", + "▁M etal", + "▁Me tal", + "▁Met al", + "▁Meta l", + "▁le ak", + "▁L anc", + "▁La nc", + "▁Lan c", + "Sw itch", + "De lay", + "Del ay", + "at uur", + "atu ur", + "▁че ты", + "▁анг лий", + "▁leg acy", + "▁desar roll", + "▁top ological", + "▁jewe ils", + "▁Nederland se", + "▁atmos phere", + "ur ban", + "urb an", + "▁s lov", + "▁sl ov", + "▁slo v", + "▁law yer", + "pe cially", + "▁altern ate", + "▁para met", + "▁param et", + "▁establish ment", + "▁wood s", + "▁wo ods", + "P D", + "▁на и", + "▁m ang", + "▁ma ng", + "▁man g", + "▁wechsel te", + "сь ку", + "ськ у", + ". =", + "▁fif teen", + "SU M", + "S UM", + "▁F ro", + "▁Fr o", + "▁L ED", + "▁LE D", + "▁ LED", + "ow ano", + "owa no", + "owan o", + "стви е", + "▁D onnées", + "to l", + "t ol", + "ży n", + "ż yn", + "cre f", + "cr ef", + "c ref", + "стви и", + "ho rn", + "hor n", + "h orn", + "▁со об", + "▁обо ро", + "▁Comp lete", + "▁Comple te", + "▁ Complete", + "“ )", + "▁kind ly", + "▁Cham ber", + "s ég", + "W H", + "▁amb ient", + "к ро", + "▁ch eval", + "▁che val", + "▁на писа", + "fl u", + "f lu", + "▁Off iz", + "ma te", + "mat e", + "m ate", + "nat ural", + "n atural", + "se par", + "sep ar", + "em pre", + "emp re", + "View Holder", + "f w", + "▁le tech", + "▁let ech", + "▁tra iling", + "▁trail ing", + "at ri", + "atr i", + "a tri", + "▁G ó", + "▁B onn", + "▁Bo nn", + "▁Bon n", + "▁un likely", + "▁unlike ly", + "RA M", + "R AM", + "en st", + "ens t", + "St ats", + "Stat s", + "▁поли тиче", + ")- -(", + ")-- (", + "▁t rom", + "▁tr om", + "▁tro m", + "!. ..", + "! ...", + "▁Mean while", + "ст ана", + "ста на", + "стан а", + "▁Re ino", + "▁Rein o", + "▁A rist", + "▁Ar ist", + "▁Ari st", + "$} }%", + "$ }}%", + "▁so lem", + "▁sol em", + "▁sole m", + "clos ure", + "ign ation", + "ło d", + "ł od", + "▁di vor", + "▁div or", + "▁между народ", + "=\" ", + "▁== >", + "Ori entation", + "ci d", + "c id", + "Car t", + "Ca rt", + "C art", + "▁m urm", + "▁mu rm", + "▁mur m", + "▁ass ez", + "▁asse z", + "▁l inking", + "▁link ing", + "▁lin king", + "build ing", + "▁rec onna", + "▁recon na", + "▁s hook", + "▁sh ook", + "▁sho ok", + "man aged", + "mana ged", + "land a", + "lan da", + "l anda", + "▁Le ón", + "▁cré ation", + "до й", + "oc ity", + "oci ty", + "o city", + "▁w ij", + "▁ wij", + "▁wie ś", + "xt art", + "▁M ove", + "▁Mo ve", + "▁Mov e", + "▁ Move", + "lung en", + "l ungen", + "ству ет", + "or ney", + "orn ey", + "option al", + "opt ional", + "ma cro", + "mac ro", + "Cond ition", + "▁square s", + "▁squ ares", + "▁mist aken", + "▁mistake n", + "án t", + "á nt", + "▁R is", + "▁Ri s", + "▁sent ences", + "▁sentence s", + "er ea", + "ere a", + "e rea", + "▁m ij", + "▁mi j", + "Un d", + "U nd", + "▁nom br", + "z A", + "▁In dependent", + "▁Indep endent", + "▁Independ ent", + "▁p review", + "▁pre view", + "▁prev iew", + "▁ preview", + "im as", + "ima s", + "i mas", + "▁m ales", + "▁ma les", + "▁mal es", + "▁male s", + "in ental", + "inen tal", + "inent al", + "Th ank", + "▁p opol", + "▁po pol", + "▁pop ol", + "▁p over", + "▁po ver", + "▁pov er", + "▁gr asp", + "▁gra sp", + "▁im ped", + "▁imp ed", + "▁campion ato", + "▁W ei", + "▁We i", + "▁t itled", + "▁title d", + "▁tit led", + "▁A demás", + "▁Pass word", + "▁ Password", + "▁P am", + "▁Pa m", + "UI LD", + "▁ли пня", + "wer b", + "we rb", + "w erb", + "........ ........", + "▁R ío", + "▁te eth", + "b p", + "▁S W", + "▁ SW", + "ul aire", + "ula ire", + "▁se ized", + "▁sei zed", + "▁St ef", + "▁Ste f", + "ú l", + "▁v iz", + "▁vi z", + "ion y", + "io ny", + "i ony", + "▁j unt", + "▁ju nt", + "▁jun t", + "▁kter á", + "▁wrześ nia", + "< >", + "▁s urg", + "▁su rg", + "▁sur g", + "▁tu tte", + "▁tut te", + "▁H ob", + "▁Ho b", + "по від", + "пов ід", + "▁w ohl", + "▁wo hl", + "▁ wohl", + "▁t rag", + "▁tr ag", + "▁tra g", + "▁C rown", + "▁Cr own", + "▁Cro wn", + "▁Crow n", + "▁tr ova", + "▁tro va", + "▁trov a", + "сто ву", + "стов у", + "▁Vien na", + "ese hen", + "▁met ropol", + "▁reflect ed", + "те та", + "тет а", + "т ета", + "▁trad uc", + "▁tradu c", + "▁B ast", + "▁Bas t", + "▁Ba st", + "▁ersch ien", + "wo ord", + "() \"", + "( )\"", + "ta let", + "tal et", + "t alet", + "▁ro ads", + "▁road s", + "ве дения", + "веде ния", + "ühr ung", + "▁c ogn", + "▁co gn", + "▁V alle", + "▁Val le", + "▁Va lle", + "▁Vall e", + "▁land ing", + "▁lan ding", + "▁Re gex", + "▁Reg ex", + "▁I owa", + "▁Io wa", + "dz iał", + "d ział", + "▁erre ichte", + "au m", + "a um", + "▁found er", + "▁fo under", + "▁fou nder", + "ap olis", + "Comp iler", + "▁k op", + "▁ko p", + "▁ kop", + "▁m arc", + "▁ma rc", + "▁mar c", + "▁те ритор", + ")) `", + ") )`", + "▁l ei", + "▁le i", + "▁ lei", + "ge on", + "geo n", + "▁weap ons", + "▁weapon s", + "▁h orn", + "▁hor n", + "▁ho rn", + "▁ horn", + "▁el if", + "▁ elif", + "▁Cap ital", + "▁Capit al", + "ć e", + "▁for all", + "▁ forall", + "▁э та", + "pre view", + "prev iew", + "p review", + "▁D NA", + "▁s id", + "▁si d", + "or ch", + "▁R as", + "▁Ra s", + "▁a rab", + "▁ar ab", + "▁ara b", + "▁ arab", + "Be st", + "B est", + "▁с чита", + "▁L ópez", + "an ça", + "▁fun kc", + "▁t ienen", + "▁tiene n", + "▁ti enen", + "▁tie nen", + "; &", + "m useum", + "▁E rr", + "▁Er r", + "▁ Err", + "▁re sort", + "▁res ort", + "No v", + "N ov", + "▁k al", + "▁ka l", + "▁ kal", + "M W", + "ш ь", + "an chor", + "anc hor", + "anch or", + "▁ро ман", + "le ading", + "lea ding", + "▁m anten", + "▁ma nten", + "▁man ten", + "▁mant en", + "▁Sil va", + "da de", + "d ade", + "▁design ated", + "▁rev ista", + "▁revis ta", + "O ct", + "per cent", + "▁у ні", + "ident ifier", + "ma ss", + "mas s", + "m ass", + "@ @", + "uls ion", + "ger meister", + "g ermeister", + "▁pred icted", + "▁predict ed", + "▁с ви", + "жно й", + "ж ной", + "▁Er geb", + "▁c ust", + "▁cu st", + "▁remove s", + "▁remov es", + "ch arg", + "char g", + "cha rg", + "при мер", + "▁for ming", + "▁form ing", + "as ma", + "asm a", + "std out", + "F un", + "ym e", + "y me", + "ter ed", + "te red", + "tere d", + "t ered", + "urs ive", + "ig hed", + "igh ed", + "▁сле д", + "▁ след", + "ver band", + "verb and", + "▁LO G", + "▁ LOG", + "ra ms", + "ram s", + "r ams", + "éo n", + "é on", + "en dra", + "end ra", + "▁Be reich", + "▁Bere ich", + "▁tempor al", + "▁temp oral", + "▁tempo ral", + "▁lang ue", + "▁lan gue", + "▁I nn", + "▁In n", + "▁more over", + "▁tutorial s", + "M iddle", + "▁совет ский", + "▁mainten ance", + "as ures", + "asure s", + "▁vál to", + "BA SE", + "B ASE", + "▁disapp ear", + "ски я", + "▁conoc ido", + "▁На у", + "▁Li bert", + "▁Lib ert", + "▁Liber t", + "▁Har old", + "▁life time", + "▁lif etime", + "▁T ür", + "▁za wod", + "▁zaw od", + "om ic", + "omi c", + "o mic", + "▁Retrie ved", + "arch itecture", + "č ka", + "iform es", + "develop ment", + "ord nung", + "In f", + "le ben", + "leb en", + "l eben", + "▁St ars", + "▁Sta rs", + "▁Star s", + "sign al", + "sig nal", + "▁gram mar", + "▁cor so", + "▁cors o", + "▁W agner", + "▁ge ht", + "▁royal e", + "▁roy ale", + "wa rn", + "war n", + "w arn", + "um bled", + "umb led", + "umble d", + "▁inst it", + "▁ins tit", + "▁Ш и", + "h h", + "▁ref uge", + "▁favor ite", + "ier to", + "iert o", + "▁cond ado", + "▁T her", + "▁The r", + "▁Th er", + "▁человек а", + "▁челове ка", + "▁F ood", + "▁Foo d", + "▁Fo od", + "▁se izo", + "▁sei zo", + "▁Init ialize", + "▁Initial ize", + "▁con nu", + "▁conn u", + "▁over lap", + "▁E mil", + "▁Em il", + "▁Mart í", + "▁жовт ня", + "er va", + "erv a", + "▁bo ats", + "▁boat s", + "a ções", + "▁der rot", + "▁m alloc", + "▁mal loc", + "▁ malloc", + "▁con ject", + "▁conj ect", + "j k", + "▁s are", + "▁sa re", + "▁sar e", + "ле мен", + "лем ен", + "▁s ums", + "▁su ms", + "▁sum s", + "Author ization", + "▁K un", + "▁Ku n", + "]$ ,", + "] $,", + "geme inde", + "gemein de", + "g emeinde", + "od ot", + "odo t", + "o dot", + "de fin", + "def in", + "▁e mission", + "▁em ission", + "▁Кра с", + "▁app art", + "▁ap part", + "▁appar t", + "▁stop ping", + "▁sto pping", + "▁С ред", + "▁conj ug", + "▁ins ight", + "▁Broad cast", + "▁PM ID", + "▁adv antages", + "▁advantage s", + "en es", + "ene s", + "e nes", + "▁res idence", + "▁resid ence", + "lj en", + "l jen", + "iss eur", + "isse ur", + "▁pubblic ato", + "▁Git Hub", + "▁Per u", + "▁Pe ru", + "▁galax ies", + "▁annot ations", + "▁annotation s", + "ga s", + "g as", + "▁ré pond", + "▁rép ond", + "J s", + "▁independent ly", + "▁independ ently", + "N P", + "▁in qu", + "▁gr ounds", + "▁ground s", + "Com ponents", + "Component s", + "▁a nten", + "▁an ten", + "▁ant en", + "▁ante n", + "▁ anten", + "▁в з", + "▁h os", + "▁ho s", + "▁ hos", + "▁s int", + "▁si nt", + "▁sin t", + "▁h iding", + "▁hi ding", + "▁hid ing", + "▁wojew ództ", + "Message s", + "Mess ages", + "▁по каза", + "▁пока за", + "== =", + "= ==", + "▁Ab stract", + "▁ Abstract", + "▁l äng", + "▁län g", + "▁lä ng", + "▁Form ula", + "da wn", + "d awn", + "▁design s", + "Im g", + "▁Portug uese", + "▁incl uy", + "▁inclu y", + "avig ator", + "▁Bro thers", + "▁cont inent", + "▁contin ent", + "▁evident ly", + "ra ce", + "rac e", + "r ace", + "ць кого", + "▁re ck", + "▁rec k", + "▁ reck", + "▁сер пня", + "▁G rey", + "▁Gr ey", + "▁Gre y", + "▁appe al", + "▁un like", + "▁power shell", + "▁pow ershell", + "▁powers hell", + "▁r acc", + "▁ra cc", + "▁rac c", + "fer s", + "fe rs", + "f ers", + "▁bur ning", + "▁burn ing", + "fas st", + "fass t", + "inst alled", + "install ed", + "▁G ive", + "▁Gi ve", + "▁col onial", + "▁colon ial", + "▁ €", + "▁R ö", + "▁ch rist", + "▁chr ist", + "ne hm", + "neh m", + "та м", + "▁cor po", + "▁con virti", + "yt er", + "y ter", + "S ym", + "▁Gree ce", + "▁m oth", + "▁mo th", + "▁mot h", + "▁Joh an", + "▁Jo han", + "▁mon arch", + "▁Down load", + "▁ Download", + "▁c raft", + "▁cr aft", + "▁cra ft", + "▁ craft", + "u ž", + "▁Lu ke", + "▁suf fix", + "▁suff ix", + "\\ /", + "Ha ve", + "H ave", + "▁ка рь", + "▁кар ь", + "▁comfort able", + "▁t ips", + "▁tip s", + "▁ti ps", + "▁П ісля", + "▁бро ја", + "▁ин форма", + "M Q", + "бра н", + "б ран", + "▁t x", + "▁ tx", + "▁sl aves", + "▁sla ves", + "▁slave s", + "▁fire wall", + "▁For ces", + "▁Force s", + "at if", + "ati f", + "▁Qu ellen", + "▁thé âtre", + "ль ных", + "▁располо жен", + "▁Det ails", + "▁ Details", + "k ą", + "▁long itud", + "IN ST", + "▁n aval", + "▁na val", + "▁nav al", + "Fern seh", + "es sel", + "ess el", + "esse l", + "Gr ad", + "G rad", + "▁be lang", + "▁bel ang", + "▁a ggi", + "▁ag gi", + "▁ aggi", + "Zygote Init", + "ł ów", + "▁S ug", + "▁Su g", + "si l", + "s il", + "▁ex terior", + "щ і", + "OR D", + "en ser", + "ens er", + "ense r", + "▁rapid e", + "▁rap ide", + "▁тем пера", + "in cie", + "inci e", + "inc ie", + "S i", + "av am", + "ava m", + "ar ded", + "ard ed", + "arde d", + "▁Ad ded", + "▁Add ed", + "End point", + "hard t", + "har dt", + "ст ран", + "стра н", + "стр ан", + "▁est ilo", + "▁H az", + "▁Ha z", + "▁mus ste", + "▁muss te", + "u o", + "ii i", + "i ii", + "▁ř í", + "▁ ří", + "an zen", + "anz en", + "anze n", + "же ний", + "ah a", + "a ha", + "ARN ING", + "▁re nov", + "▁ren ov", + "▁div ine", + "▁convin ced", + "▁hum ans", + "▁human s", + "▁hu mans", + "▁depart ure", + "▁Med iter", + "▁Medi ter", + "q a", + "▁poss essed", + "▁possess ed", + "▁цер кви", + "gi v", + "g iv", + "▁сво ї", + "▁Ort ste", + "▁Orts te", + "R ich", + "pu is", + "p uis", + "in crement", + "▁Hann over", + "▁u cz", + "Do ne", + "Don e", + "D one", + "▁alg uns", + "FI X", + "F IX", + "▁Her itage", + "remove Class", + "фе р", + "ф ер", + "▁a bc", + "▁ab c", + "▁ abc", + "D r", + "▁се мей", + "▁сем ей", + "{ :", + "▁se ule", + "▁seu le", + "▁seul e", + "zeich nungen", + "zeichnung en", + "ad dy", + "add y", + "▁Par ís", + "üss eld", + "▁re ception", + "▁rece ption", + "fo lio", + "fol io", + "ti ny", + "t iny", + "▁recens ement", + "▁N ur", + "▁Nu r", + "▁k ier", + "▁ki er", + "▁g mina", + "▁gmin a", + "sta at", + "ánd ose", + "че ская", + "▁spe aker", + "▁speak er", + "▁expon ential", + "▁exponent ial", + "▁D ieu", + "▁Die u", + "▁Di eu", + "▁при з", + "▁пр из", + "▁Raf ael", + "▁gg plot", + "▁Tem plate", + "▁Temp late", + "▁ Template", + "ou re", + "our e", + "o ure", + "▁In ner", + "▁Inn er", + "▁ Inner", + "og ne", + "ogn e", + "ig are", + "iga re", + "▁Ar te", + "▁Art e", + "▁C ov", + "▁Co v", + "▁auf grund", + "▁Б ы", + "▁cerem ony", + "▁S part", + "▁Sp art", + "ject ive", + "y i", + "▁in izi", + "▁l atin", + "▁lat in", + "▁Never theless", + "▁D one", + "▁Do ne", + "▁Don e", + "▁ Done", + "т ря", + "▁A rr", + "▁Ar r", + "▁ Arr", + "se ason", + "▁скла ду", + "▁pod czas", + "▁Beaut iful", + "▁Weltkrie g", + "▁з о", + "▁ зо", + "▁over come", + "▁Pr aha", + "▁Pra ha", + "▁рай ону", + "▁райо ну", + "▁район у", + "▁sub scription", + "▁subs cription", + "▁subscri ption", + "ig ent", + "igen t", + "ige nt", + "i gent", + "▁по ка", + "la tex", + "lat ex", + "late x", + "▁b each", + "▁be ach", + "▁ро ках", + "ge g", + "g eg", + "▁pro bl", + "▁prob l", + "arg uments", + "argument s", + "▁organ izations", + "▁organiz ations", + "▁organization s", + "▁N an", + "▁Na n", + "▁st ones", + "▁sto nes", + "▁stone s", + "▁H unter", + "▁Hun ter", + "▁regular ly", + "шо го", + "ш ого", + "▁flex ible", + "op ts", + "opt s", + "o pts", + "á ř", + "wi tz", + "w itz", + "▁' )", + "▁ ')", + "PA SS", + "P ASS", + "▁k raj", + "▁kr aj", + "▁kra j", + "▁f ake", + "▁fa ke", + "he its", + "heit s", + "os ph", + "osp h", + "parse Int", + "F ALSE", + "▁prof ess", + "▁profes s", + "pe ople", + "▁pre cip", + "▁prec ip", + "dir name", + "▁per pet", + "▁Up dated", + "▁Update d", + "▁ Updated", + "ra yed", + "ray ed", + "▁prov oc", + "▁тра вня", + "▁трав ня", + "▁categ orie", + "▁categor ie", + "▁те о", + "с ну", + "ot r", + "o tr", + "▁Вер хов", + "▁comp ét", + "Co st", + "C ost", + "▁w ider", + "▁wide r", + "▁wid er", + "▁Ob viously", + "пи сан", + "писа н", + "пис ан", + "▁на стоя", + "▁see king", + "▁seek ing", + "() ),", + "()) ,", + "( )),", + "▁é quipe", + "▁équip e", + "▁ équipe", + "▁comm its", + "▁commit s", + "▁S vens", + "▁Sv ens", + "я бре", + "at ern", + "ate rn", + "ater n", + "a tern", + "▁h eter", + "▁he ter", + "▁het er", + "▁Boot strap", + "én é", + "é né", + "▁deriv atives", + "▁derivative s", + "▁Det roit", + "▁provin cial", + "▁provincia l", + "onom ie", + "E B", + "▁c uer", + "▁cu er", + "▁от носи", + "▁отно си", + "▁не й", + "▁н ей", + "▁ ней", + ") ».", + "▁Ci udad", + "IA L", + "I AL", + "zy st", + "z yst", + ")\" )", + ") \")", + "▁Al c", + "bl ogs", + "blog s", + "blo gs", + "b logs", + "▁par mi", + "▁Album s", + "▁Alb ums", + "▁Bo liv", + "▁Bol iv", + "▁c lés", + "▁cl és", + "Product s", + "uer do", + "▁ge lang", + "▁gel ang", + "zn ik", + "z nik", + "ha gen", + "h agen", + "an onymous", + "▁sv g", + "▁ svg", + "▁Cons eil", + "▁Conse il", + "▁A ri", + "▁Ar i", + "col i", + "co li", + "c oli", + "▁c zy", + "▁cz y", + "▁ czy", + "▁C V", + "▁ CV", + "▁f ord", + "▁for d", + "▁fo rd", + "▁ ford", + "▁Au ßer", + "▁Auß er", + "▁C I", + "▁ CI", + "▁t empt", + "▁tem pt", + "▁temp t", + "▁Organ isation", + "á š", + "▁cy cles", + "▁cycle s", + "▁cycl es", + "▁ges lacht", + "▁лю дей", + "ým i", + "ý mi", + "▁S pieler", + "▁Spiel er", + "ef e", + "e fe", + "▁Mar vel", + "▁por tal", + "▁port al", + "▁porta l", + "▁ portal", + "▁Сер г", + "▁g rado", + "▁gr ado", + "▁gra do", + "▁grad o", + "▁hand lers", + "▁handle rs", + "▁handler s", + "▁Inter face", + "▁ Interface", + "AM E", + "A ME", + "▁ser iously", + "▁serious ly", + "▁B inding", + "▁Bin ding", + "▁Bind ing", + "▁ Binding", + "▁R ang", + "▁Ra ng", + "▁Ran g", + "▁n ada", + "▁na da", + "▁nad a", + "oc e", + "o ce", + "▁inte gra", + "▁integr a", + "oc racy", + "ocr acy", + "▁аль бо", + "▁st ability", + "▁stabil ity", + "Un s", + "U ns", + "▁v eter", + "▁ve ter", + "-- ----+", + "---- --+", + "--- ---+", + "------ +", + "----- -+", + "▁se rait", + "▁ser ait", + "▁sera it", + "▁om itted", + "▁uncertain ty", + "on ian", + "oni an", + "onia n", + "▁re sto", + "▁r esto", + "▁res to", + "▁rest o", + "▁же лез", + "▁од ной", + "▁одно й", + "▁Bevölker ung", + "▁K raft", + "▁Kr aft", + "▁Kra ft", + "ст р", + "▁Mos cow", + "la ne", + "lan e", + "l ane", + "ar ab", + "ara b", + "a rab", + "▁s pole", + "▁sp ole", + "▁spo le", + "▁сво его", + "? :", + "ST ART", + "▁ин тер", + "▁инте р", + "▁sym pt", + "▁Loren zo", + "▁ej ec", + "▁pros per", + "DA T", + "D AT", + "лимпи й", + "▁sh apes", + "▁shape s", + "value Of", + "▁associ ate", + "▁Med ien", + "▁Medi en", + "EN V", + "▁с ре", + "▁држа ве", + "▁the ories", + "he b", + "h eb", + "▁Way ne", + "▁String Builder", + "iw ers", + "i wers", + "▁M aps", + "▁Ma ps", + "▁Map s", + "Ph ys", + "\\} \\", + "\\ }\\", + "▁P arte", + "▁Par te", + "▁Part e", + "▁Hud son", + "ло н", + "л он", + "L ng", + "▁р ы", + "▁ ры", + "ст ей", + "сте й", + "с тей", + "la u", + "l au", + "an cer", + "ance r", + "anc er", + "▁Co ppa", + "▁Cop pa", + "▁вій сь", + "▁u cc", + "▁Pat tern", + "▁ Pattern", + "▁gar bage", + "▁Gon zález", + "▁Encyc lop", + "et ten", + "ett en", + "ette n", + "Ex ternal", + "Ext ernal", + "RE F", + "R EF", + "> ;", + "lij ke", + "lijk e", + "▁inter sect", + "▁Un less", + "▁de eper", + "▁deep er", + "▁ж і", + "▁ жі", + "de nt", + "den t", + "d ent", + "le f", + "l ef", + "▁ch anson", + "▁diff us", + "▁pr imi", + "▁prim i", + "▁pri mi", + "▁W ieder", + "▁Wi eder", + "▁Wie der", + "▁a ws", + "▁aw s", + "▁ aws", + "ow ana", + "owa na", + "owan a", + "▁so ciale", + "▁social e", + "▁soci ale", + "▁soc iale", + "ik k", + "i kk", + "ль ной", + "льно й", + "▁div isions", + "▁division s", + "▁divis ions", + "ло со", + "▁Cl aud", + "▁Cla ud", + "▁Y a", + "▁v oce", + "▁vo ce", + "▁voc e", + "▁B ranch", + "▁Br anch", + "▁Bran ch", + "▁f itted", + "▁fit ted", + "or r", + "o rr", + "ôt el", + "ô tel", + "st roke", + "str oke", + "list ener", + "listen er", + "im an", + "ima n", + "i man", + "во сто", + "▁Sh ah", + "Int roduction", + "▁new line", + "▁t ile", + "▁til e", + "▁ti le", + "'] ))", + "']) )", + "' ]))", + "▁trav 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aining", + "▁Tra ining", + "▁Train ing", + "in side", + "ins ide", + "eg e", + "e ge", + "▁tot ale", + "▁total e", + "▁D aar", + "▁Da ar", + "▁grud nia", + "▁I er", + "▁occasion s", + "▁occas ions", + "▁k de", + "▁tensor flow", + "▁ tensorflow", + "▁ó r", + "▁ ór", + "Method s", + "▁loop ing", + "▁direct eur", + "k ę", + "▁is omorphism", + "▁Jo ão", + "▁al igned", + "▁align ed", + "▁ aligned", + "он ов", + "о нов", + "ur ger", + "urg er", + "▁n ova", + "▁no va", + "▁nov a", + "mor row", + "m orrow", + "al tern", + "alt ern", + "alter n", + "H D", + "▁m arqu", + "▁mar qu", + "at ivas", + "ativ as", + "ati vas", + "ativa s", + "gg reg", + "g greg", + "▁anci en", + "▁anc ien", + "ni t", + "n it", + "▁sec ured", + "▁secure d", + "mi er", + "m ier", + "▁O le", + "▁Ol e", + "▁ин те", + "▁m inus", + "▁min us", + "▁ minus", + "▁clear er", + "▁n ello", + "▁nel lo", + "▁nell o", + "▁információ k", + "▁pro pre", + "▁prop re", + "{ .", + "il og", + "ilo g", + "i log", + "▁Qu ick", + "▁acc us", + 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"▁Kur z", + "▁Ku rz", + "▁reg ião", + "sw ap", + "▁h ate", + "▁ha te", + "▁hat e", + "▁mod ifications", + "▁modification s", + "▁modific ations", + "▁К ом", + "▁Ко м", + "▁Anto ine", + "ug a", + "u ga", + "RE CT", + "R ECT", + "ét er", + "é ter", + "G ROUP", + "▁sacr ific", + "▁W he", + "▁Wh e", + "▁Ste vens", + "▁Steve ns", + "▁Steven s", + "olog ische", + "Sum mary", + "ob s", + "o bs", + "hn en", + "h nen", + "< %=", + "di enst", + "d ienst", + "re mark", + "rem ark", + "r emark", + "▁veröff entlicht", + "е л", + "▁M ock", + "▁Mo ck", + "▁ Mock", + "▁Ль в", + "▁tr ês", + "g b", + "▁celebr ated", + "▁E b", + "▁c osta", + "▁co sta", + "▁cost a", + "▁cos ta", + "▁Ge ographic", + "▁att achment", + "▁attach ment", + "mann schaft", + "▁depend ence", + "� �", + "▁att itude", + "et al", + "eta l", + "e tal", + "vi c", + "v ic", + "ba ut", + "bau t", + "b aut", + "▁д ов", + "▁до в", + "▁ дов", + "▁inter ven", + "▁G ü", + "ón ica", + "ó nica", + "▁P on", + "▁Po n", + "▁dispon ible", + "▁F eb", + "▁Fe b", + "▁wor ship", + "▁Specific ally", + "H y", + "ij u", + "i ju", + "▁c b", + "▁ cb", + "▁sp ac", + "lev eland", + "level and", + "▁local idad", + "▁prec eding", + "▁preced ing", + "▁H essen", + "x p", + "▁W ein", + "▁We in", + "▁Wei n", + "▁Rom â", + "▁gi orno", + "▁gior no", + "▁квіт ня", + "lla ços", + "▁Academ ia", + "▁k ül", + "▁Å rs", + "▁на ј", + "uc lide", + "Inter net", + "Intern et", + "or ton", + "ort on", + "▁c orn", + "▁cor n", + "▁co rn", + "я ми", + "▁\" *", + "▁Fel ix", + "ap at", + "apa t", + "a pat", + "▁сво и", + "MI T", + "M IT", + "ma de", + "mad e", + "m ade", + "▁lo comot", + "хо да", + "ход а", + "F P", + "▁p m", + "▁ pm", + ".* ;", + "▁H amm", + "▁Ha mm", + "▁Ham m", + "` }", + "Layout Inflater", + "== \"", + "= =\"", + "▁E ur", + "▁Eu r", + "▁d ogs", + "▁do gs", + "▁dog s", + "же нии", + "▁a zon", + "▁az on", + "▁ azon", + "▁em ulator", + "▁r icon", + "▁ric on", + "▁ri con", + "be eld", + "▁н у", + "▁ ну", + "▁approxim ate", + "L M", + "▁B ond", 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"▁inn e", + "▁т ро", + "▁ тро", + "F D", + "cc o", + "c co", + "▁Z ob", + "▁Zo b", + "al ette", + "ale tte", + "alet te", + "a lette", + "▁má jus", + "ect ed", + "ec ted", + "e cted", + "▁Tur key", + "▁Turk ey", + "▁Wh ether", + "▁Whe ther", + "q i", + "▁ш то", + "▁head quarters", + "en di", + "end i", + "ar us", + "aru s", + "a rus", + "op us", + "o pus", + "▁з оло", + "▁зо ло", + "▁de stru", + "▁dest ru", + "▁L ok", + "▁Lo k", + "▁satisf action", + "() \r", + "( )\r", + "▁Т ер", + "▁Те р", + "Jo se", + "J ose", + "▁con quer", + "▁conqu er", + "▁E ffect", + "▁ Effect", + "Layout Params", + "ie z", + "i ez", + "▁extern s", + "▁gegen über", + "▁E SP", + "▁ES P", + "ol ta", + "olt a", + "process or", + "proc essor", + "▁K ult", + "▁Ku lt", + "▁Atl anta", + "▁t ier", + "▁ti er", + "▁tie r", + "Oper ator", + "▁ди а", + "▁пи сь", + "▁gro ß", + "▁he arts", + "▁heart s", + "▁hear ts", + "▁mill imeter", + "al though", + "alth ough", + "al les", + "all es", + "alle s", + "a lles", + "▁Mag ic", + "tr aining", + "tra ining", + "train ing", + "ol ine", + "oli ne", + "olin e", + "o line", + "▁орган і", + ">\\< ^", + "> \\<^", + "ці аль", + "ex ports", + "export s", + "Work book", + "▁вере сня", + "▁t eles", + "▁te les", + "▁tele s", + "▁tel es", + "▁econom y", + "▁econ omy", + "▁ec onomy", + "▁t rap", + "▁tr ap", + "▁tra p", + "▁ref use", + "▁str anger", + "▁strange r", + "▁stran ger", + "▁inst inct", + "по да", + "ol an", + "ola n", + "o lan", + "▁n ing", + "▁ni ng", + "▁nin g", + "▁ ning", + "inf late", + "infl ate", + "itat ea", + "itate a", + "ack s", + "ac ks", + "a cks", + "▁J oy", + "▁Jo y", + "FL AG", + "FLA G", + "ail and", + "ai land", + "▁sort i", + "▁sor ti", + "▁в пер", + "▁p én", + "▁pé n", + "Not hing", + "No thing", + "N othing", + "▁sz áz", + "▁Á ng", + "▁A UT", + "▁ AUT", + "Act ions", + "Action s", + "A ctions", + "E very", + "▁чер вня", + "▁авто мо", + "▁rout ine", + "▁e struct", + "▁est ruct", + "▁G ang", + "▁Ga ng", + "▁Gan g", + "▁h oles", + "▁ho les", + "▁hol es", + "▁hole s", + "th esis", + "thes is", + "▁con cl", + "▁conc l", + "▁p é", + "ri ers", + "rie rs", + "rier s", + "r iers", + "ро вой", + "рово й", + "р овой", + "ad ic", + "adi c", + "a dic", + "Sp eed", + "Spe ed", + "▁command ed", + "▁N azionale", + "▁Naz ionale", + "Man aged", + "▁DE CLARE", + "▁se dan", + "▁sed an", + "String s", + "Str ings", + "▁sa cred", + "▁sac red", + "▁sacr ed", + "ter such", + "ters uch", + "▁abit anti", + "br it", + "b rit", + "▁N CAA", + "▁NC AA", + "▁С П", + "▁a ged", + "▁ag ed", + "▁age d", + "▁ aged", + "▁Ch iesa", + "▁Chi esa", + "▁re vision", + "▁rev ision", + "▁revis ion", + "op ro", + "o pro", + "▁over write", + "emb ros", + "embro s", + "▁sort ie", + "▁sorti e", + "▁ot ten", + "▁ott en", + "xi v", + "x iv", + "▁d eli", + "▁de li", + "▁del i", + "▁A sp", + "▁As p", + "▁b alls", + "▁bal ls", + "▁ball s", + "ka f", + "k af", + "▁br ave", + "▁bra ve", + "▁все го", + "▁вс его", + "eg n", + "e gn", + "jp eg", + "▁O sten", + "▁Os ten", + "▁Ost en", + "Const ants", + "▁Inf antry", + "▁N ev", + "▁Ne v", + "▁я ких", + "▁як их", + "▁му ниципа", + "ci ja", + "c ija", + "▁p oem", + "▁po em", + "▁ne gro", + "▁neg ro", + "ха р", + "х ар", + "▁A sk", + "▁As k", + "▁a vo", + "▁av o", + "▁ avo", + "▁Me yer", + "▁Mey er", + "▁W esten", + "▁We sten", + "▁West en", + "▁Wes ten", + "▁o ko", + "▁ok o", + "▁ oko", + "ag in", + "agi n", + "a gin", + "▁Süd en", + "▁Sü den", + "ent ries", + "entr ies", + "▁Rep ublik", + "▁Repub lik", + "Collection View", + "-- -----", + "---- ---", + "--- ----", + "------ -", + "----- --", + "- ------", + "▁fire fox", + "▁alc une", + "▁фо то", + "▁отри ма", + "~~~~ ~~~~", + "▁Ра з", + "▁Com plex", + "▁Comp lex", + "▁Comple x", + "▁p ia", + "▁pi a", + "▁public ada", + "we i", + "w ei", + "ced ure", + "occup ation", + "▁medic ine", + "▁dr ove", + "▁dro ve", + "Pro blem", + "▁beg inner", + "▁begin ner", + "▁thorough ly", + "ur ia", + "uri a", + "u ria", + "av ant", + "ava nt", + "avan t", + "uch a", + "uc ha", + "u cha", + "▁l ever", + "▁le ver", + "▁lev er", + "▁te atro", + "▁teat ro", + "AV A", + "A VA", + "sq u", + "s qu", + "tr at", + "tra t", + "t rat", + "iv atal", + "iva tal", + "▁d irty", + "▁dir ty", + "▁se conde", + "▁second e", + "▁sec onde", + "▁grav it", + "▁pro position", + "▁prop osition", + "▁propos ition", + "h bar", + "om ini", + "omin i", + "omi ni", + "▁ ”", + "▁C amil", + "▁Cam il", + "▁Ca mil", + "▁qu een", + "▁que en", + "mod ifier", + "J an", + "▁l yr", + "▁ly r", + "Com boBox", + "ion ic", + "io nic", + "ioni c", + "i onic", + "▁h oly", + "▁ho ly", + "▁hol y", + "▁Sebast ian", + "| _{", + "▁{ @", + "▁мо жно", + "▁мож но", + "▁Cre ative", + "▁inter ess", + "▁inte ress", + "▁C T", + "▁ CT", + "i ções", + "▁ch ant", + "▁cha nt", + "▁ chant", + "▁wsp ół", + "▁Мекси ка", + "▁ran ked", + "▁rank ed", + "▁paździer nika", + "▁b rut", + "▁br ut", + "▁bru t", + "▁far ther", + "▁V erb", + "▁Ver b", + "▁Ve rb", + "▁S even", + "▁Se ven", + "lb l", + "l bl", + "▁mention s", + "▁ment ions", + "▁F ight", + "▁Fig ht", + "if en", + "ife n", + "i fen", + "▁b og", + "▁bo g", + "▁re gres", + "▁reg res", + "▁sc oring", + "ic ane", + "ica ne", + "ican e", + "▁El li", + "▁Ell i", + "▁pie rw", + "▁pier w", + "me asure", + "ński ej", + "ń skiej", + "# {", + "▁де ся", + "▁var maste", + "▁Un ix", + "I Z", + "iti é", + "Prim ary", + "▁Spring er", + "▁Spr inger", + "ün g", + "ü ng", + "▁an v", + "▁vers ione", + "▁version e", + "▁should ers", + "▁shoulder s", + "▁бри га", + "▁j av", + "▁ja v", + "▁ jav", + "lt al", + "l tal", + "▁kall aste", + "▁Mitch ell", + "▁wire less", + "▁wir eless", + "▁Á l", + "resp ons", + "co uld", + "cou ld", + "c ould", + "▁re lax", + "▁rel ax", + "▁rela x", + "▁ relax", + "Lo nd", + "L ond", + "ń cz", + "ство вал", + "ствова л", + "▁pol ski", + "en ç", + "za r", + "z ar", + "▁d type", + "▁dt ype", + "ow ned", + "own ed", + "un known", + "unk nown", + "▁m utable", + "▁mu table", + "▁mut able", + "▁ mutable", + "▁si empre", + "▁Mont real", + "▁loc ate", + "▁tr aces", + "▁tra ces", + "▁trace s", + "▁trac es", + "▁ins gesamt", + "▁N il", + "▁Ni l", + "▁ Nil", + "▁п рода", + "▁про да", + "▁прод а", + "▁War ner", + "▁N au", + "▁Na u", + "tri angle", + "▁concentr ation", + "▁gentle men", + "äch t", + "ä cht", + "fil ters", + "filter s", + "inci pal", + "VAL ID", + "▁де пута", + "ad ó", + "▁kon st", + "gs å", + "ag as", + "aga s", + "a gas", + "▁meille ur", + "▁дан ным", + "є дна", + "en coded", + "enc oded", + "encode d", + "< '", + "▁she ets", + "▁sheet s", + "▁ sheets", + "cu ador", + "▁викори стову", + "▁De put", + "▁Dep ut", + "▁man ière", + "ą g", + "cs ol", + "c sol", + ")$ -", + ") $-", + "UI View", + "▁mill ones", + "▁E hren", + "▁Ehr en", + "Si l", + "S il", + "▁a tac", + "▁at ac", + "▁C old", + "▁Col d", + "▁Co ld", + "\" \\", + "▁appro ached", + "▁approach ed", + "▁Års med", + "W M", + "▁De port", + "▁Dep ort", + "mi s", + "m is", + "and box", + "ob serv", + "obs erv", + "set ting", + "sett ing", + "ha tó", + "hat ó", + "h ató", + "▁s trat", + "▁st rat", + "▁str at", + "▁stra t", + "▁s pre", + "▁sp re", + "▁spr e", + "▁ spre", + "▁person ne", + "▁pers onne", + "▁personn e", + "▁dir ige", + "▁dirig e", + "pu ll", + "p ull", + "da ting", + "dat ing", + "d ating", + "▁F act", + "▁Fa ct", + "▁Fac t", + "▁ Fact", + "▁manip ulate", + "▁M AC", + "▁MA C", + "▁d ej", + "▁de j", + "ult imo", + "F X", + "Li fe", + "L ife", + "▁c rack", + "▁cr ack", + "▁cra ck", + "▁m í", + "▁п ове", + "▁по ве", + "▁пов е", + "▁w ore", + "▁wor e", + "▁wo re", + "univers ité", + "▁form ulas", + "▁formula s", + "▁Elis abeth", + "pl ots", + "plot s", + "mi le", + "mil e", + "m ile", + "▁me nor", + "▁men or", + "ти л", + "т ил", + "key word", + "▁Balt imore", + "hr er", + "hre r", + "h rer", + "▁C lement", + "▁Cl ement", + "▁Cle ment", + "vi m", + "v im", + "ra ss", + "ras s", + "r ass", + "T ake", + "▁cím ű", + "▁Con vention", + "at ge", + "se ed", + "see d", + "s eed", + "▁D í", + "▁Sp ider", + "ah oo", + "aho o", + "▁име ет", + "ühr t", + "üh rt", + "▁по писа", + "▁C ot", + "▁Co t", + "▁no bles", + "▁noble s", + "▁nob les", + "RE SS", + "RES S", + "▁che min", + "▁chem in", + "▁gł ówn", + "G G", + "▁German ia", + "▁Ger mania", + "▁Germ ania", + "▁Alexand re", + "he ns", + "hen s", + "h ens", + "sw ift", + "oo p", + "o op", + "Sub view", + "▁requ iring", + "ęd zy", + "ędz y", + "▁f ict", + "▁fi ct", + "▁fic t", + "▁Кон стан", + "▁dé put", + "▁dép ut", + "▁surpr ising", + "▁de ix", + "▁dei x", + "▁unter schied", + "in son", + "ins on", + "▁Char acter", + "▁ Character", + "▁g estion", + "▁ges tion", + "▁gest ion", + "ch us", + "c hus", + "com es", + "co mes", + "come s", + "▁n eur", + "▁ne ur", + "▁neu r", + "▁ neur", + "▁ye ux", + "ol lar", + "oll ar", + "▁par ad", + "▁para d", + "▁pa rad", + "▁mag giore", + "▁maggio re", + "▁maggior e", + "TR AN", + "▁vo tre", + "▁vot re", + "▁des cent", + "▁desc ent", + "▁I con", + "▁ Icon", + "▁Jud ge", + "▁occup ation", + "▁ occupation", + "ep ing", + "e ping", + "▁ton gue", + "▁tong ue", + "▁En llaços", + "ru f", + "r uf", + "▁prote in", + "▁prot ein", + "▁vis itors", + "▁visit ors", + "▁visitor s", + "ax y", + "a xy", + "es ten", + "est en", + "este n", + "e sten", + "bl ica", + "blic a", + "b lica", + "h w", + "▁spir its", + "▁spirit s", + "▁redu ces", + "▁reduce s", + "▁м ен", + "▁ме н", + "▁ мен", + "▁L amb", + "▁La mb", + "▁Lam b", + "▁M ine", + "▁Min e", + "▁Mi ne", + "▁ver ified", + "▁B aby", + "▁Ba by", + "▁Bab y", + "▁pr ize", + "▁pri ze", + "в ър", + "▁rat ings", + "▁rating s", + "▁f ore", + "▁for e", + "▁fo re", + "▁ fore", + "as ha", + "ash a", + "a sha", + "ur rence", + "urr ence", + "▁int ér", + "▁Ol ímp", + "cr a", + "c ra", + "▁comput ational", + "▁computation al", + "ir che", + "irc he", + ".:  ", + "▁illustr ated", + "▁illustrate d", + "▁Sh are", + "▁house holds", + "▁household s", + "▁con volution", + "oe md", + "oem d", + "▁zd oby", + "▁zdob y", + "cc c", + "c cc", + "▁quant ities", + "Ch e", + "C he", + "Sh ould", + "▁ge nius", + "▁gen ius", + "ad j", + "a dj", + "х ва", + "Пе тер", + "EM A", + "E MA", + "▁R ights", + "▁Right s", + "▁E li", + "▁El i", + "VA R", + "V AR", + "ш ло", + "▁з бір", + "ift ung", + "▁cont ributed", + "▁contrib uted", + "▁contribu ted", + "▁contribute d", + "ze f", + "z ef", + "▁CH AR", + "▁ CHAR", + "▁S ib", + "▁Si b", + "▁M ant", + "▁Man t", + "▁Ma nt", + "▁свя зи", + "▁java fx", + "▁c ependant", + "▁in tu", + "▁int u", + "▁т вор", + "▁ Ó", + "gu er", + "gue r", + "g uer", + "ra do", + "rad o", + "r ado", + "▁Re vol", + "▁Rev ol", + "▁fé min", + "▁Or leans", + "▁p oj", + "▁po j", + "▁p rez", + "▁pr ez", + "▁pre z", + "Te x", + "T ex", + "ou wd", + "ouw d", + "? (", + "▁L IM", + "▁LI M", + "ist ique", + "isti que", + "es ar", + "esa r", + "▁he ures", + "ic ki", + "ick i", + "i cki", + "▁d bo", + "▁db o", + "▁ dbo", + "sk ih", + "ski h", + "s kih", + "conf irm", + "▁vil ág", + "▁ci utat", + "▁D R", + "▁ DR", + "▁Haw ai", + "ch ed", + "che d", + "c hed", + "▁s pher", + "▁sp her", + "▁Art ikel", + "▁Multi ple", + "ci u", + "c iu", + "▁м ы", + "▁ мы", + "▁lip ca", + "]( /", + "] (/", + "Str ategy", + "▁Al abama", + "SD K", + "S DK", + "UT C", + "U TC", + "__ .", + "_ _.", + "Arg uments", + "Argument s", + "▁set ContentView", + "î le", + "By Val", + "▁J VM", + "юще го", + "▁Leon ard", + "▁just ify", + "це м", + "ц ем", + "▁n ab", + "▁na b", + "▁ nab", + "CCE SS", + "C CESS", + "▁hope s", + "▁ho pes", + "▁hop es", + ") &", + "se ro", + "ser o", + "s ero", + "▁за й", + "слі д", + "▁R ég", + "▁Ré g", + "▁S ang", + "▁San g", + "▁Sa ng", + "▁f ung", + "▁fun g", + "▁fu ng", + "ba ar", + "b aar", + "▁coff ee", + "ass embly", + "▁В ін", + "▁Ві н", + "э й", + "▁comp rend", + "▁compr end", + "fil led", + "fill ed", + "f illed", + "р д", + "od ia", + "odi a", + "o dia", + "▁g ens", + "▁ge ns", + "▁gen s", + "▁ gens", + "fl uss", + "flu ss", + "f luss", + "Draw able", + "▁sur ve", + "▁surv e", + "Set up", + "▁n ależ", + "▁conj unto", + "▁Е го", + "▁old al", + "▁ol dal", + "▁ver bose", + "▁verb ose", + "▁Elect ric", + "▁H arrison", + "▁Harr ison", + "▁Harris on", + "en gen", + "eng en", + "par agraph", + "para graph", + "▁n ouvelles", + "▁nouve lles", + "▁nouvelle s", + "▁вре ме", + "▁m emor", + "▁me mor", + "▁mem or", + "▁mayo ría", + "▁mayor ía", + "са д", + "▁bat aille", + "▁bata ille", + "▁therm al", + "▁ther mal", + "▁Хро нологи", + "▁B etter", + "▁Bet ter", + "by e", + "b ye", + "▁теа тра", + "ro e", + "r oe", + "▁se gle", + "▁seg le", + "ro tt", + "rot t", + "r ott", + "▁opin ions", + "▁opinion s", + ")} )", + ") })", + "üh le", + "ühl e", + "▁G ün", + "▁Gü n", + "▁ Щ", + "b ól", + "▁Lar ry", + "▁so lic", + "▁sol ic", + "▁z war", + "▁zw ar", + "▁Car oline", + "▁Carol ine", + "▁Reich s", + "Ext ensions", + "Extension s", + "mi gr", + "m igr", + ": @", + "▁en umerate", + "▁enumer ate", + "▁ enumerate", + "▁eigen en", + "▁eig enen", + "▁expl ore", + "▁explo re", + "ém u", + "é mu", + "▁g at", + "▁ga t", + "▁ gat", + "▁imper ial", + "▁Us ually", + "▁t ud", + "▁tu d", + "▁у кра", + "hi m", + "h im", + "▁cor ners", + "▁corner s", + "▁corn ers", + "▁S ER", + "▁SE R", + "▁ SER", + "▁interpre ter", + "▁interpret er", + "▁I ce", + "▁amount s", + "▁P ala", + "▁Pa la", + "▁Pal a", + "▁t inha", + "▁tin ha", + "vo le", + "vol e", + "v ole", + "▁g le", + "▁gl e", + "▁ gle", + "uc ci", + "▁sie he", + "Jac k", + "J ack", + "▁w oll", + "▁wo ll", + "▁wol l", + "▁e lder", + "▁el der", + "▁ко раб", + "▁eng ag", + "▁La urent", + "▁Laur ent", + "▁Lau rent", + "▁ach iev", + "ist ik", + "isti k", + "ar ct", + "arc t", + "тно го", + "т ного", + "▁g ir", + "▁gi r", + "▁Sing h", + "▁Sin gh", + "math op", + "US A", + "U SA", + "▁Pro jekt", + "▁de be", + "▁deb e", + "richt ung", + "r ichtung", + "▁T sch", + "▁Ts ch", + "um inate", + "umin ate", + "▁s zó", + "▁sz ó", + "ly ph", + "зи дент", + "зиден т", + "▁lim itations", + "▁limit ations", + "▁limitation s", + "юще й", + "▁b ila", + "▁bi la", + "▁bil a", + "P ush", + "▁off ering", + "▁offer ing", + "ien nes", + "ienne s", + "ienn es", + "i ennes", + "Fr i", + "F ri", + "▁post gresql", + "▁ postgresql", + "▁Tom my", + "▁partic olare", + "▁stolet í", + "▁ar rib", + "▁arr ib", + "▁E va", + "▁Ev a", + "sch ool", + "▁v endor", + "▁ven dor", + "▁vend or", + "▁ vendor", + "▁D allas", + "▁Dal las", + "▁pro long", + "CRE ATE", + "C REATE", + "▁suiv ante", + "STAT US", + "l à", + "k v", + "▁h äufig", + "▁Agr icult", + "▁h uit", + "▁hu it", + "▁in oltre", + "▁L loyd", + "▁францу з", + "▁вы пол", + "▁faith ful", + "▁В ар", + "▁Ва р", + "▁ver l", + "▁ve rl", + "▁ju ego", + "▁Резу лтати", + ", ...,", + "▁implicit ly", + "ir ks", + "irk s", + "Cal cul", + "▁m eses", + "▁mes es", + "om ed", + "ome d", + "o med", + "▁p ak", + "▁pa k", + "he rit", + "her it", + "▁opt ical", + "▁І сторія", + "ve is", + "▁capital e", + "▁capit ale", + "place holder", + "int rag", + "▁At las", + "▁Atl as", + "▁ Atlas", + ")] ;", + ") ];", + "ic ons", + "ico ns", + "icon s", + "i cons", + "▁B ent", + "▁Be nt", + "▁Ben t", + "▁W idget", + "▁ Widget", + "▁vol unt", + "av o", + "a vo", + "ég r", + "é gr", + "li ge", + "lig e", + "l ige", + "▁N AME", + "▁NA ME", + "▁ NAME", + "▁ab stra", + "▁abs tra", + "▁f ís", + "▁B rowser", + "▁Brow ser", + "▁ Browser", + "▁b ush", + "▁bu sh", + "▁bus h", + "ha ll", + "hal l", + "h all", + "▁cloud s", + "▁S UB", + "▁SU B", + "▁ SUB", + "▁t andis", + "▁tan dis", + "▁Common wealth", + "та я", + "▁exha ust", + "________ ________", + "▁Stat istics", + "▁Statist ics", + "▁Relig ion", + "▁Mu ham", + "ual s", + "ua ls", + "u als", + "go to", + "got o", + "g oto", + "Dig ital", + "Famil y", + "▁B un", + "▁Bu n", + "let in", + "Man agement", + "▁cap abilities", + "an nten", + "ann ten", + "annt en", + "annte n", + "▁се бе", + "▁st ays", + "▁stay s", + "▁sta ys", + "kt er", + "kte r", + "k ter", + "▁d ost", + "▁do st", + "▁dos t", + "▁Т ре", + "ло вич", + "лови ч", + "л ович", + "▁d ying", + "▁dy ing", + "se ctions", + "section s", + "sect ions", + "án os", + "á nos", + "▁app arten", + "▁appar ten", + "▁appart en", + "▁zo als", + "▁dr essed", + "▁dress ed", + "▁com press", + "▁comp ress", + "▁compr ess", + "ń ska", + "▁sierp nia", + "▁ти ту", + "diction ary", + "d ictionary", + "▁r abb", + "▁ra bb", + "▁vé rit", + "В о", + "▁sing leton", + "▁single ton", + "▁v ital", + "▁vi tal", + "▁vit al", + "▁vita l", + "Ref resh", + "ме ль", + "м ель", + "▁Z h", + "▁Af ghan", + "in kel", + "ink el", + "aa aa", + "▁particip ants", + "ar in", + "ari n", + "a rin", + "▁M old", + "▁Mo ld", + "▁Mol d", + "▁prim eros", + "▁prime ros", + "▁primer os", + "▁ра н", + "▁р ан", + "▁ ран", + "▁А мери", + "▁restaur ant", + "év el", + "é vel", + "▁S L", + "▁ SL", + "▁R ey", + "▁Re y", + "ch as", + "cha s", + "c has", + "▁elect rons", + "▁electron s", + "▁electro ns", + "▁Pitt s", + "▁Pit ts", + "▁J ules", + "▁Jul es", + "▁Ju les", + "ма й", + "en ant", + "ena nt", + "e nant", + "- }", + "ла д", + "▁Мос ква", + "▁Моск ва", + "go m", + "g om", + "▁Fern ández", + "fun d", + "fu nd", + "f und", + "int erno", + "inter no", + "intern o", + "▁M ari", + "▁Mar i", + "▁Ma ri", + "▁r ius", + "▁ri us", + "▁Pro zent", + "ст рі", + "стр і", + "▁в нут", + "ant erie", + "ante rie", + "anter ie", + "▁п рис", + "▁при с", + "▁пр ис", + "▁о бы", + "▁об ы", + "▁M arina", + "▁Mar ina", + "▁Mari na", + "▁occ urrence", + "▁occur rence", + "▁occurr ence", + "ri kt", + "rik t", + "r ikt", + "▁фи зи", + "▁sch wer", + "▁schw er", + "▁Г ре", + "Re set", + "Res et", + "▁much o", + "▁mu cho", + "an dr", + "and r", + "▁W ies", + "▁Wi es", + "▁Wie s", + "▁Ke ith", + "▁Jul ian", + "▁Juli an", + "▁Julia n", + "▁c ole", + "▁col e", + "▁co le", + "▁ cole", + "ci endo", + "c iendo", + "▁Cont empor", + "et ry", + "etr y", + "e try", + "el ian", + "eli an", + "elia n", + "ги и", + "▁го ло", + "▁г оло", + "▁d él", + "▁dé l", + "▁de cent", + "▁dec ent", + "▁dece nt", + "Р СР", + "▁sze ptember", + "ме ст", + "cast le", + "▁держа в", + "}\" )", + "} \")", + "▁ASC II", + "▁G len", + "▁Gl en", + "itzer land", + "T oggle", + "▁trad icional", + "▁P lat", + "▁Pl at", + "▁Pla t", + "ve e", + "v ee", + "ab gerufen", + "( |", + "CL I", + "C LI", + "}} $,", + "}}$ ,", + "} }$,", + "▁Bow l", + "▁M ale", + "▁Ma le", + "▁Mal e", + "▁B res", + "▁Br es", + "▁Bre s", + "▁п си", + "▁Ch allenge", + "z ó", + "▁pro jekt", + "▁neg oti", + "ab ove", + "a bove", + "▁пери о", + "▁long est", + "▁lon gest", + "auth entic", + "▁tr adu", + "▁tra du", + "▁trad u", + "▁mujer es", + "▁And re", + "▁ha dn", + "▁had n", + "▁Sch ule", + "▁Schul e", + "ode l", + "od el", + "o del", + "ble d", + "bl ed", + "b led", + "▁T rade", + "▁Tr ade", + "▁Tra de", + "▁Trad e", + "▁m obil", + "▁mo bil", + "▁mob il", + "▁alg unas", + "▁L ak", + "▁La k", + "▁Connect icut", + "▁al co", + "▁alc o", + "▁Sel bst", + "i ł", + "▁a lb", + "▁al b", + "ouver neur", + "ouvern eur", + "▁s r", + "▁ sr", + "▁v ba", + "▁vb a", + "lo ped", + "lop ed", + "l oped", + "▁Par tei", + "▁Part ei", + "▁Parte i", + "ua te", + "u ate", + "▁Auth entication", + "▁ Authentication", + "be i", + "b ei", + "}} .", + "} }.", + "▁kon nten", + "▁konn ten", + "▁konnte n", + "▁до по", + "▁h yd", + "▁hy d", + "Off ice", + "d onnées", + "▁C leveland", + "ri ta", + "rit a", + "r ita", + "ío s", + "í os", + "▁вы ше", + "▁Ro berts", + "▁Robert s", + "▁é lections", + "▁élect ions", + "▁' ')", + "▁'' )", + "▁publish ing", + "▁b apt", + "▁ba pt", + "<> ();", + "< >();", + "miss ing", + "mis sing", + "рова но", + "рован о", + "р овано", + "▁ho using", + "▁hous ing", + "▁in ference", + "▁infer ence", + "▁Rena issance", + "▁r èg", + "▁Ste ph", + "▁Step h", + "CE S", + "C ES", + "ER E", + "E RE", + "ке т", + "к ет", + "O U", + "▁group ing", + "ver kehr", + "ji h", + "j ih", + "ag li", + "▁mil k", + "la it", + "l ait", + "St age", + "▁by ly", + "▁byl y", + "▁wood en", + "▁wo oden", + "ke ley", + "kel ey", + "kele y", + "et ra", + "etr a", + "e tra", + "▁P eg", + "▁Pe g", + "▁don né", + "▁donn é", + "ad al", + "ada l", + "a dal", + "sequ ently", + "▁ins besondere", + "EL D", + "E LD", + "▁M am", + "▁Ma m", + "▁vol te", + "▁volt e", + "▁pro spect", + "▁pros pect", + "но ве", + "нов е", + "н ове", + "▁den oted", + "▁denote d", + "▁over lay", + "Per mission", + "Perm ission", + "ee n", + "e en", + "▁E M", + "▁ EM", + "▁u z", + "▁ uz", + "M c", + "ol it", + "oli t", + "o lit", + "▁ser vi", + "▁serv i", + "▁He idel", + "▁Wien er", + "▁Wi ener", + "▁Wie ner", + "▁il legal", + "▁predict ions", + "▁prediction s", + "▁go og", + "ho n", + "h on", + "▁Cin ema", + "▁ре волю", + "▁R ule", + "▁Ru le", + "▁ Rule", + "wo d", + "w od", + "▁rad iation", + "▁radi ation", + "o ł", + "ово ї", + "▁Per form", + "▁prison er", + "▁a met", + "▁am et", + "▁fig ura", + "▁figur a", + "▁Comm ander", + "▁Command er", + "▁о фициаль", + "▁t rov", + "▁tr ov", + "▁tro v", + "▁a cted", + "▁act ed", + "▁ac ted", + "▁work flow", + "▁Республи ки", + "▁guid ance", + "▁м ене", + "▁ме не", + "▁мен е", + "▁ мене", + "N ational", + "▁K el", + "▁Ke l", + "web pack", + "про стра", + "▁llam ado", + "al og", + "alo g", + "a log", + "ter ra", + "ix en", + "le graph", + "leg raph", + "ä ischen", + "▁teach ers", + "▁teacher s", + "ud en", + "ude n", + "u den", + "▁o gså", + "pos sible", + "poss ible", + "▁S oul", + "▁So ul", + "▁Sou l", + "▁Ge ography", + "▁за да", + "hi t", + "h it", + "▁an ger", + "▁ang er", + "▁ange r", + "▁ anger", + "▁rem porte", + "▁remp orte", + "Po d", + "P od", + "ч ке", + "▁a ria", + "▁ar ia", + "▁ aria", + "▁A stronom", + "ch apter", + "▁f ork", + "▁for k", + "▁Cu ando", + "men se", + "m ense", + "▁Christ ians", + "▁Christian s", + "g c", + "▁# (", + "Or gan", + "▁ste ady", + "▁stead y", + "ps e", + "p se", + "жи ть", + "ig nes", + "ign es", + "igne s", + "ater ra", + "a terra", + "mo vie", + "mov ie", + "m ovie", + "pos ta", + "po sta", + "post a", + "p osta", + "ra ste", + "ras te", + "r aste", + "▁Res source", + "▁Ress ource", + "▁Pa ís", + "▁( );", + "▁() ;", + "▁ ();", + "▁pen alty", + "т т", + "▁tras fer", + "cent ury", + "▁clean er", + "sel enium", + "s elenium", + "ort heast", + "orth east", + "xi c", + "x ic", + "лі ї", + "л ії", + "▁ingles e", + "▁T ang", + "▁Ta ng", + "▁Tan g", + "▁g ods", + "▁go ds", + "▁god s", + "fr ent", + "fre nt", + "f rent", + "ci ente", + "cient e", + "c iente", + "st arts", + "start s", + "star ts", + "▁mus ica", + "▁music a", + "ymnas ium", + "-- --+", + "---- +", + "--- -+", + "- ---+", + "▁ter rest", + "▁terre st", + "▁retr ieved", + "▁retrieve d", + "ia re", + "iar e", + "i are", + "un ning", + "unn ing", + "▁Mar cus", + "▁Marc us", + "▁prom ote", + "war ning", + "warn ing", + "w arning", + "ты й", + "т ый", + "}) $,", + "})$ ,", + "} )$,", + "Trans port", + "▁re son", + "▁res on", + "▁C lo", + "▁Cl o", + "▁e rm", + "▁er m", + "▁ erm", + "▁elimin ate", + "▁elim inate", + "he imer", + "heim er", + "▁s aves", + "▁sa ves", + "▁sav es", + "▁save s", + "▁pr ayer", + "▁pra yer", + "▁pray er", + "Class es", + "Ex press", + "Exp ress", + "Expr ess", + "▁Akadem ie", + "El se", + "Tu rn", + "T urn", + "▁ik ke", + "▁re i", + "▁r ei", + "▁ rei", + "▁di rett", + "▁dire tt", + "▁dir ett", + "▁R ost", + "▁Ro st", + "▁Ros t", + "▁P apa", + "▁Pa pa", + "▁Pap a", + "▁j sf", + "▁js f", + "ле нием", + "ление м", + "▁T ul", + "▁Tu l", + "▁Z ak", + "▁Za k", + "▁niem ieck", + "T w", + "am our", + "amo ur", + "ne sted", + "nes ted", + "nest ed", + "n ested", + "pp ets", + "ppe ts", + "ppet s", + "ш п", + "di t", + "d it", + "зе н", + "з ен", + "zy ma", + "zym a", + "hr te", + "Constra ints", + "Constraint s", + "▁own ership", + "▁owner ship", + "Ar m", + "A rm", + "▁cons umption", + "▁consum ption", + "▁f et", + "▁fe t", + "iv ari", + "iva ri", + "i vari", + "ch rom", + "chr om", + "set Attribute", + "▁com pose", + "▁comp ose", + "▁compos e", + "▁ compose", + "▁back ing", + "▁P az", + "▁Pa z", + "▁s cri", + "▁sc ri", + "▁scr i", + "▁ scri", + "▁Me chan", + "▁Nor way", + "▁J up", + "▁Ju p", + "▁m ér", + "▁mé r", + "▁administr ator", + "▁c abe", + "▁ca be", + "▁cab e", + "ival ent", + "▁thr one", + "▁thro ne", + "▁d ues", + "▁du es", + "▁due s", + "▁hum or", + "▁hu mor", + "▁A dri", + "▁Ad ri", + "▁ab ort", + "ña s", + "ñ as", + "▁Ки їв", + "j ící", + "▁zwe ite", + "▁zwei te", + "▁do ub", + "▁dou b", + "er shell", + "ers hell", + "шо й", + "▁F am", + "▁Fa m", + "å k", + "▁twe ede", + "▁twee de", + "▁R ib", + "▁Ri b", + "▁f ør", + "pc ión", + "p ción", + "in ned", + "inn ed", + "rv m", + "r vm", + "▁App ar", + "▁Ap par", + "▁D j", + "▁S hang", + "▁Sh ang", + "Dist ance", + "D istance", + "▁d awn", + "▁da wn", + "▁ dawn", + "▁Mat th", + "▁Matt h", + "▁err ichtet", + "ph antom", + "phan tom", + "▁re leases", + "▁release s", + "Recogn izer", + "▁K op", + "▁Ko p", + "▁P ul", + "▁Pu l", + "u é", + "na ts", + "nat s", + "n ats", + "re lax", + "rel ax", + "▁f led", + "▁fl ed", + "▁fle d", + "▁experience s", + "▁experien ces", + "ще е", + "ме ня", + "мен я", + "▁пер сона", + "▁Id entity", + "▁Ident ity", + "▁ Identity", + "re ts", + "ret s", + "r ets", + "k unft", + "la rg", + "lar g", + "l arg", + "List Item", + "v d", + "run ner", + "la nt", + "lan t", + "l ant", + "ip art", + "i part", + "ba y", + "b ay", + "ie i", + "i ei", + "▁length s", + "▁c attle", + "▁catt le", + "je ts", + "jet s", + "j ets", + "▁se hen", + "J ul", + "fa tt", + "f att", + "▁sur render", + "▁surr ender", + "▁Tr ump", + "▁Tru mp", + "дно го", + "д ного", + "▁Four ier", + "▁Fou rier", + "ie ben", + "ieb en", + "i eben", + "_ \"", + "▁frü her", + "▁gar ant", + "▁ga rant", + "uclide an", + "äg t", + "ä gt", + "▁пів ден", + "Page s", + "Pa ges", + "P ages", + "▁r ivers", + "▁river s", + "▁riv ers", + "▁ri vers", + "▁don ner", + "▁donn er", + "▁donne r", + "sv n", + "s vn", + "▁ ł", + "ov ě", + "o vě", + "▁Le ist", + "ar ial", + "ari al", + "aria l", + "a rial", + "ov ých", + "ový ch", + "▁f illing", + "▁fil ling", + "▁fill ing", + "▁mus icale", + "▁music ale", + "▁musical e", + "▁musica le", + "ma xim", + "max im", + "▁d ashed", + "▁das hed", + "▁dash ed", + "▁Н ов", + "▁Но в", + "Draw er", + "Dra wer", + "▁Medic ine", + "▁dok ument", + "ow el", + "owe l", + "o wel", + "vi ć", + "v ić", + "he ly", + "hel y", + "h ely", + "▁e let", + "▁el et", + "▁ele t", + "Sec onds", + "Second s", + "▁Gon z", + "ro u", + "r ou", + "▁fin ales", + "▁final es", + "▁finale s", + "r n", + "f ø", + "▁index ed", + "class Name", + "▁o ber", + "▁ob er", + "▁ ober", + "▁du as", + "▁optim ized", + "▁optimize d", + "▁k dy", + "vers ary", + "ener gy", + "▁цент ра", + "▁центр а", + "▁c urrency", + "▁curr ency", + "▁ currency", + "zy ż", + "Li ke", + "L ike", + "▁Г и", + "so no", + "son o", + "s ono", + "▁pa lab", + "▁pal ab", + "▁p ushing", + "▁push ing", + "ub lik", + "▁H ass", + "▁Ha ss", + "▁Has s", + "}\\ ,\\", + "}\\, \\", + "} \\,\\", + "un ker", + "unk er", + "▁F actory", + "▁Fact ory", + "▁ Factory", + "▁Res ources", + "▁Resource s", + "▁ Resources", + "date i", + "da tei", + "dat ei", + "▁T ools", + "▁To ols", + "▁Tool s", + "▁ Tools", + "▁ste hen", + "si me", + "sim e", + "s ime", + "▁Х у", + "▁h och", + "▁ho ch", + "▁Rod ríguez", + "zeit ig", + "▁Ter ry", + "▁Terr y", + "▁о бу", + "▁об у", + "Us age", + "urch ase", + "l ö", + "▁Int roduction", + "▁ Introduction", + "▁particip ation", + "ο ς", + "og li", + "ap y", + "a py", + "▁hope fully", + "pon der", + "po nder", + "pond er", + "p onder", + "▁Y ang", + "▁Yan g", + "▁Ya ng", + "▁prom ises", + "▁promise s", + "▁вер ну", + "▁о стров", + "▁ост ров", + "^{ +", + "▁most ra", + "▁mo stra", + "▁mos tra", + "▁CURL OPT", + "H H", + "▁std out", + "▁ stdout", + "▁br illiant", + "▁manus cript", + "▁de cir", + "▁dec ir", + "▁B olog", + "▁Bo log", + "▁Bol og", + "▁ме ста", + "▁мест а", + "▁in visible", + "▁C hal", + "▁Ch al", + "▁Cha l", + "▁analy ze", + "▁analyz e", + "pr ilis", + "pril is", + "att end", + "atten d", + "atte nd", + "M vc", + "th an", + "tha n", + "t han", + "ck o", + "c ko", + "▁Que bec", + "▁pl anta", + "▁plan ta", + "▁plant a", + "▁télé vis", + "▁un install", + "èn cies", + "▁gmin ie", + "▁P ref", + "▁Pr ef", + "▁Pre f", + "▁le quel", + "Inv ocation", + "▁ Í", + "▁trans formed", + "▁transform ed", + "MA N", + "M AN", + "ge baut", + "geb aut", + "▁со хра", + "▁вто рой", + "▁L ith", + "▁Li th", + "▁Lit h", + "wend ung", + "▁Polit ik", + "▁Sen ator", + "▁L L", + "▁ LL", + "жде ние", + "ш те", + "▁C és", + "▁b ande", + "▁band e", + "▁ban de", + "▁ba nde", + "▁histor ian", + "▁historia n", + "▁pass words", + "▁password s", + "mal loc", + "m alloc", + "▁sem if", + "▁semi f", + "▁r å", + "▁ rå", + "unic í", + "uni cí", + "Av ailable", + "Option al", + "Opt ional", + "▁T we", + "▁Tw e", + "▁k ró", + "▁kr ó", + "▁sub sets", + "▁subset s", + "▁subs ets", + "▁D AT", + "▁DA T", + "▁ DAT", + "▁double s", + "▁dou bles", + "▁doub les", + "ни ками", + "ника ми", + "▁з в", + "ge geben", + "geg eben", + "g egeben", + "▁По пис", + "▁jú lius", + "▁m eteor", + "▁met eor", + "Mo unt", + "M ount", + "iv ent", + "ive nt", + "iven t", + "i vent", + "▁N athan", + "▁Na than", + "▁Nat han", + "▁Sch utz", + "eg ov", + "ego v", + "e gov", + "▁d öd", + "▁me at", + "▁пун кт", + "▁m inds", + "▁min ds", + "▁mind s", + "eli very", + "▁T LS", + "ре м", + "р ем", + "cks å", + "▁stay ed", + "▁sta yed", + "▁B in", + "▁Bi n", + "▁P ia", + "▁Pi a", + "▁и мен", + "▁име н", + "▁им ен", + "▁Bob by", + "▁produ it", + "▁prod uit", + "em pio", + "emp io", + "▁redu cing", + "▁Y u", + "▁Gesch äft", + "▁per ché", + "▁c ors", + "▁cor s", + "▁co rs", + "▁i cons", + "▁icon s", + "▁ic ons", + "▁ icons", + "App Data", + "▁H og", + "▁Ho g", + "▁р ів", + "▁рі в", + "▁ рів", + "▁S ans", + "▁San s", + "▁Sa ns", + "▁si ège", + "▁siè ge", + "st ellen", + "stell en", + "stelle n", + "Br ush", + "OF F", + "O FF", + "▁vis itor", + "▁visit or", + "▁b ath", + "▁ba th", + "▁bat h", + "▁f ee", + "▁fe e", + "at isf", + "ati sf", + "atis f", + "▁cu rv", + "▁cur v", + "▁fol gender", + "▁folg ender", + "▁cons cience", + "▁Se attle", + "▁med ieval", + "▁medi eval", + "dist ribution", + "▁D M", + "▁ DM", + "▁м я", + "▁ мя", + "▁R UN", + "ak ov", + "ako v", + "a kov", + "ce il", + "c eil", + "▁let ting", + "▁lett ing", + "▁d ov", + "▁do v", + "▁о би", + "▁об и", + "ki ej", + "kie j", + "k iej", + "▁dire kt", + "▁t m", + "▁ tm", + "col ors", + "color s", + "colo rs", + "▁alt ro", + "▁tijd ens", + "]{ '", + "] {'", + "▁B om", + "▁Bo m", + "▁k unst", + "▁kun st", + "▁sh elter", + "▁r av", + "▁ra v", + "▁ rav", + "pre dict", + "pred ict", + "▁comenz ó", + "▁świ at", + "▁św iat", + "▁Du rant", + "▁Dur ant", + "▁sch emes", + "▁scheme s", + "▁sche mes", + "▁m esh", + "▁me sh", + "▁mes h", + "▁ind icator", + "▁indic ator", + "▁E mer", + "▁Em er", + "▁gu ilty", + "не ц", + "▁consequ ences", + "▁consequence s", + "cl udes", + "clude s", + "clud es", + "▁L ower", + "▁Lo wer", + "▁Low er", + "▁ Lower", + "▁по ме", + "▁p ace", + "▁pa ce", + "▁pac e", + "▁ pace", + "да го", + "▁am bos", + "▁amb os", + "l b", + "▁educ ated", + "ur ale", + "ura le", + "ural e", + "u rale", + "an h", + "es ség", + "ess ég", + "▁associ ations", + "▁association s", + "to wn", + "t own", + "▁t rif", + "▁tr if", + "▁tri f", + "sample s", + "sam ples", + "s amples", + "bo s", + "b os", + "▁S pect", + "▁Sp ect", + "▁Spe ct", + "▁Spec t", + "▁Ц е", + "alt ung", + "▁L ob", + "▁Lo b", + "▁curios ity", + "▁We iter", + "▁Wei ter", + "▁Weit er", + "est one", + "esto ne", + "eston e", + "e stone", + "▁dem ol", + "▁demo l", + "▁ap olog", + "▁apo log", + "▁D ynamic", + "▁Dynam ic", + "▁ Dynamic", + "In ner", + "es per", + "esp er", + "ec z", + "e cz", + "uel lement", + "uelle ment", + "▁Hamilton ian", + "At las", + "▁ar gue", + "▁arg ue", + "For eign", + "F oreign", + "col lapse", + "▁tér min", + "▁electron ic", + "▁electro nic", + "▁N R", + "▁ NR", + "▁c orr", + "▁cor r", + "▁co rr", + "▁ corr", + "tem ps", + "temp s", + "Index Path", + "я з", + "▁tal ál", + "to day", + "tod ay", + "wa ve", + "w ave", + "▁s ib", + "▁si b", + "▁с пи", + "▁сп и", + "▁con vey", + "▁conv ey", + "▁Gé ographie", + "▁Н ью", + "▁Hi bernate", + "▁t in", + "▁ti n", + "di c", + "d ic", + "pp ings", + "pping s", + "s weise", + "▁roll ing", + "▁rol ling", + "▁ rolling", + "▁select s", + ")\\ )", + ") \\)", + "▁po eta", + "▁poet a", + "▁сте пени", + "▁A br", + "▁Ab r", + "▁hö ch", + "▁s tern", + "▁st ern", + "▁ste rn", + "▁ster n", + "▁f jär", + "▁inst aller", + "▁install er", + "▁instal ler", + "de cl", + "dec l", + "▁m iser", + "▁mi ser", + "▁mis er", + "▁mise r", + "group by", + "sub str", + "subst r", + "▁phen omen", + "▁W ing", + "▁Win g", + "▁Wi ng", + "▁f ills", + "▁fil ls", + "▁fill s", + "▁ú nico", + "Run ning", + "R unning", + "Com e", + "Co me", + "C ome", + "ir able", + "ira ble", + "i rable", + "sim eq", + "sime q", + "▁re mp", + "▁r emp", + "▁rem p", + "ke le", + "kel e", + "k ele", + "li ers", + "lie rs", + "lier s", + "l iers", + "▁kwiet nia", + "▁inter rupted", + "▁interrupt ed", + "▁J et", + "▁Je t", + "=\\ {", + "= \\{", + "íd o", + "í do", + "▁Tai wan", + "▁воз ра", + "▁altern atives", + "▁alternative s", + "▁T ir", + "▁Ti r", + "▁Re serve", + "▁Res erve", + "▁К ур", + "▁Ку р", + "▁No bel", + "▁Nob el", + "▁рабо тал", + "▁работа л", + "▁a xes", + "▁ax es", + "▁C ependant", + "k á", + "▁er neut", + "▁D emo", + "▁De mo", + "▁Dem o", + "▁ Demo", + "comm unic", + "con structor", + "construct or", + "▁Mon day", + "▁Mond ay", + "N il", + "Hash Map", + "pay ment", + "▁fix ing", + "▁A DD", + "▁AD D", + "▁ ADD", + "re view", + "rev iew", + "▁poss ibil", + "▁possib il", + "▁g rote", + "▁gr ote", + "▁gro te", + "▁group ed", + "▁groupe d", + "▁L ima", + "▁Li ma", + "▁Lim a", + "▁A ugen", + "▁Au gen", + "▁Aug en", + "▁o ckså", + "on as", + "ona s", + "o nas", + "▁deb ate", + "▁In gl", + "▁Ing l", + "D a", + "SO UR", + "S OUR", + "ett be", + "▁Batt alion", + "▁F loat", + "▁Flo at", + "▁ Float", + "▁c one", + "▁con e", + "▁co ne", + "read sheet", + "co urt", + "cou rt", + "c ourt", + "li gen", + "lig en", + "lige n", + "l igen", + "▁Begin n", + "▁Beg inn", + "▁LI MIT", + "▁LIM IT", + "▁enjo yed", + "▁enjoy ed", + "▁Jak ob", + "▁t elt", + "▁te lt", + "▁tel t", + "back end", + "▁Gemeins ame", + "li nt", + "lin t", + "l int", + "al ling", + "all ing", + "▁b ör", + "gr and", + "gra nd", + "g rand", + "▁divers es", + "▁diverse s", + "▁z wiąz", + "▁Kom pon", + "▁inner halb", + "▁desar rollo", + "▁desarroll o", + "▁Ma sters", + "▁Mas ters", + "▁Master s", + "io so", + "ios o", + "i oso", + "]` .", + "] `.", + "▁frances a", + "▁franc esa", + "A ff", + "in ek", + "ine k", + "i nek", + "▁des sin", + "▁dess in", + "`. `", + "` .`", + "▁r anks", + "▁ran ks", + "▁rank s", + "бер г", + "▁s kal", + "▁sk al", + "▁S ultan", + "▁Sul tan", + "А Н", + "▁спо соб", + "▁contra dict", + "▁contrad ict", + "▁re com", + "▁rec om", + "▁Ok lahoma", + "▁Vlad imir", + "▁m eters", + "▁me ters", + "▁met ers", + "▁meter s", + "trans port", + "▁cons ulté", + "▁consult é", + "▁ consulté", + "▁A TP", + "▁AT P", + "eb b", + "e bb", + "▁vol unte", + "▁volunt e", + "▁out line", + "LI C", + "L IC", + "▁e uro", + "▁eu ro", + "Char Field", + "med ium", + "medi um", + "▁Belg ique", + "Pro c", + "Pr oc", + "P roc", + "ro utes", + "route s", + "rout es", + "rou tes", + "▁cont ribu", + "▁contrib u", + "! }", + "ší m", + "š ím", + "▁L ess", + "▁Le ss", + "▁Les s", + "▁K ost", + "▁Ko st", + "▁Kos t", + "▁eredet iből", + "re ven", + "rev en", + "r even", + "ver ify", + "▁S alt", + "▁Sal t", + "▁Sa lt", + "▁shoot ing", + "▁sho oting", + "▁dis pose", + "▁dispos e", + "▁disp ose", + "uj í", + "▁t ierra", + "▁tier ra", + "▁po ison", + "▁poi son", + "sa k", + "s ak", + "periment al", + "▁N é", + "▁K id", + "▁Ki d", + "ag yar", + "agy ar", + "▁archiv álva", + "be reich", + "bere ich", + "í z", + "▁R itter", + "▁Хронологи ја", + "ze um", + "да х", + "▁gr ünd", + "▁program mer", + "▁programme r", + "▁cons eil", + "▁conse il", + "▁enc rypt", + "integr ation", + "C ulture", + "▁Circ le", + "▁Cir cle", + "Ob servable", + "▁gen omsnitt", + "▁Se lection", + "▁Select ion", + "▁Sel ection", + "▁Sele ction", + "▁ Selection", + "▁ir regular", + "Aut res", + "Per cent", + "fa ult", + "f ault", + "▁virt ue", + "ą pi", + "▁s ess", + "▁se ss", + "▁ses s", + "▁Так же", + "Tim estamp", + "▁litt érature", + "▁mo ż", + "▁b orrow", + "▁bor row", + "▁con ced", + "▁conc ed", + "▁conce d", + "чни к", + "ч ник", + "▁L und", + "▁Lu nd", + "ION S", + "IO NS", + "yn ie", + "y nie", + "▁S hin", + "▁Sh in", + "▁o sob", + "▁os ob", + "b ě", + "▁int uit", + "▁intu it", + "▁на п", + "▁p roph", + "▁pro ph", + "▁pr oph", + "▁prop h", + "▁p itt", + "▁pi tt", + "▁pit t", + "▁IB M", + "▁T ill", + "▁Ti ll", + "▁h ina", + "▁hi na", + "▁hin a", + "it test", + "itt est", + "itte st", + "gener ator", + "▁N in", + "▁Ni n", + "▁K ot", + "▁Ko t", + "▁p asser", + "▁pass er", + "▁pas ser", + "▁passe r", + "▁dis position", + "▁dispos ition", + "▁disp osition", + "un ing", + "uni ng", + "u ning", + "▁f ame", + "▁fa me", + "▁fam e", + "▁t enia", + "▁te nia", + "▁ten ia", + "an cement", + "ance ment", + "anc ement", + "▁Su isse", + "` -", + "▁h ombres", + "▁hom bres", + "▁hombre s", + "▁inf inity", + "▁infin ity", + "▁окон ча", + "▁co sm", + "▁cos m", + "▁D ennis", + "▁Den nis", + "ba z", + "b az", + "ha upt", + "h aupt", + "▁might y", + "▁pr ede", + "▁pre de", + "▁pred e", + "us able", + "usa ble", + "▁ws zyst", + "▁wsz yst", + "▁l b", + "▁ lb", + "AB ASE", + "A BASE", + "j na", + "не в", + "н ев", + "▁as es", + "▁ ases", + "▁final mente", + "й м", + "pe ction", + "pect ion", + "pec tion", + "p ection", + "▁Stud ien", + "▁Norweg ian", + "ce go", + "c ego", + "IN DEX", + "IND EX", + "or ten", + "ort en", + "orte n", + "▁friend ship", + "▁friends hip", + "met ro", + "m etro", + "th ick", + "▁Z el", + "▁Ze l", + "LO W", + "L OW", + "▁there by", + "un ted", + "unt ed", + "unte d", + "▁sur faces", + "▁surface s", + "ющи м", + "%) .", + "% ).", + "▁W onder", + "▁Wo nder", + "▁redund ant", + "▁G ros", + "▁Gr os", + "▁Gro s", + "▁web sites", + "▁website s", + "▁v io", + "▁vi o", + "▁o cas", + "▁oc as", + "vé s", + "v és", + "▁G am", + "▁Ga m", + "d w", + "Ind icator", + "▁K ob", + "▁Ko b", + "▁j ack", + "▁ja ck", + "▁ jack", + "Hi nt", + "H int", + "▁A pol", + "▁Ap ol", + "▁други е", + "▁N UM", + "▁ NUM", + "▁o fic", + "▁of ic", + "yst ycz", + "▁were ld", + "▁wer eld", + "мо сти", + "LE FT", + "▁T ypes", + "▁Type s", + "▁Ty pes", + "▁Typ es", + "▁ Types", + "se en", + "see n", + "s een", + "un cia", + "unc ia", + "unci a", + "▁n arod", + "▁na rod", + "▁nar od", + "▁это т", + "Side note", + "S idenote", + "ue il", + "u eil", + "▁от ме", + "▁cour ts", + "▁court s", + "fi r", + "f ir", + "ur z", + "u rz", + "чен ко", + "Cred entials", + "▁imag ination", + "it ats", + "ita ts", + "itat s", + "bu ff", + "buf f", + "b uff", + "fl ash", + "▁bad ly", + "▁w orn", + "▁wor n", + "▁wo rn", + "▁окру гу", + "cat alog", + "catal og", + "c atalog", + "li me", + "lim e", + "l ime", + "▁G ill", + "▁Gi ll", + "▁Gil l", + "▁S ent", + "▁Se nt", + "▁Sen t", + "ie lla", + "iel la", + "i ella", + "▁Cra ig", + "▁S ele", + "▁Se le", + "▁Sel e", + "▁Indep end", + "▁prov incie", + "▁provin cie", + "os sen", + "oss en", + "▁за пад", + "▁запа д", + "▁inf ant", + "▁pr events", + "▁prevent s", + "▁prev ents", + "▁provin ces", + "▁province s", + "af é", + "be g", + "b eg", + "▁col ours", + "▁colour s", + "B F", + "ë n", + "▁Ме жду", + "î n", + "Ob server", + "for sch", + "í gen", + "um ption", + "ump tion", + "▁Ill ustr", + "ри ст", + "рис т", + "▁по лови", + "▁пол ови", + "▁поло ви", + "▁` &", + "▁o re", + "▁or e", + "▁ ore", + "▁supp lies", + "▁parent hes", + "Found ation", + "▁v ou", + "▁vo u", + "▁T out", + "▁To ut", + "Don ald", + "▁R ET", + "▁RE T", + "we ig", + "wei g", + "▁produ cción", + "mi x", + "m ix", + "▁ut wor", + "▁f öl", + "▁fö l", + "▁ent ão", + "▁S ister", + "▁Si ster", + "Tag s", + "T ags", + "▁Савез не", + "▁privile ges", + "▁na zw", + "▁naz w", + "▁R av", + "▁Ra v", + "▁re pro", + "▁rep ro", + "▁repr o", + "▁M ason", + "▁Ma son", + "▁Mas on", + "▁Pl atform", + "▁Plat form", + "▁ Platform", + "▁про бле", + "▁P érez", + "▁bl anc", + "▁bla nc", + "▁blan c", + "Be havior", + "фи ци", + "ek en", + "e ken", + "▁me ets", + "▁meet s", + "(. *", + "( .*", + "▁f å", + "ep en", + "e pen", + "ma ker", + "make r", + "m aker", + "▁lo yal", + "mem bers", + "member s", + "m embers", + "meister schaft", + "go al", + "ш лен", + "▁се веро", + "▁север о", + "ie nde", + "ien de", + "i ende", + "д ні", + "Pro of", + "▁exp lic", + "▁expl ic", + "▁elect ro", + "ie ls", + "iel s", + "i els", + "re load", + "▁el even", + "▁ele ven", + "▁elev en", + "▁part idos", + "▁partido s", + "în e", + "î ne", + "▁R egin", + "▁Re gin", + "▁Reg in", + "▁é x", + "▁Bu lg", + "▁Bul g", + "▁network ing", + "▁net working", + "▁se parator", + "▁separ ator", + "User Name", + "▁edific io", + "▁M ie", + "▁Mi e", + "▁id le", + "ye d", + "y ed", + "▁pass engers", + "▁passenger s", + "+ )", + "me no", + "men o", + "m eno", + "eg gi", + "e ggi", + "▁nice ly", + "▁nic ely", + "end encia", + "enden cia", + "чи й", + "ét és", + "été s", + "ight arrow", + "▁orth ogonal", + "▁H alf", + "▁Hal f", + "▁fe wer", + "▁few er", + "▁pro pi", + "▁prop i", + "▁pr imit", + "▁prim it", + "▁pri mit", + "▁primi t", + "ic ale", + "ical e", + "ica le", + "▁f lower", + "▁fl ower", + "▁flow er", + "▁flo wer", + "mer k", + "m erk", + "▁Оте че", + "▁pers istent", + "▁persist ent", + "▁V ille", + "▁Vill e", + "▁Vi lle", + "▁Vil le", + "Me n", + "M en", + "ga ben", + "gabe n", + "g aben", + "▁Isa ac", + "at ivity", + "ativ ity", + "ati vity", + "▁pół noc", + "▁r ok", + "▁ro k", + "▁ rok", + "car ds", + "card s", + "c ards", + "де ния", + "▁ю го", + "▁extra ordinary", + "▁k yr", + "(\" ,", + "( \",", + ")) ]", + ") )]", + "▁un ix", + "▁ unix", + "ко л", + "▁s ink", + "▁sin k", + "ap sed", + "aps ed", + "▁k ommen", + "▁kom men", + "▁komm en", + "▁ kommen", + "▁for cing", + "Ab out", + "▁H alle", + "▁Ha lle", + "▁Hall e", + "▁Hal le", + "▁Maj esty", + "▁Sw itch", + "▁ Switch", + "▁ab road", + "▁acceler ation", + "ur bed", + "urb ed", + "▁о стан", + "▁ос тан", + "▁оста н", + "▁ост ан", + "Re ady", + "Read y", + "▁пів ні", + "Br a", + "B ra", + "▁ць ого", + "▁pl ut", + "▁T rain", + "▁Tr ain", + "▁Tra in", + "▁á prilis", + "▁p uesto", + "▁pu esto", + "▁pue sto", + "▁t oss", + "▁to ss", + "▁irre levant", + "▁d ip", + "▁di p", + "se gment", + "seg ment", + "op acity", + "▁lors que", + "▁versch ill", + "ен а", + "е на", + "▁D oc", + "▁Do c", + "▁ Doc", + "%%%% %%%%", + "▁b orders", + "▁border s", + "▁bor ders", + "▁bord ers", + "ge bras", + "geb ras", + "gebra s", + "▁r ies", + "▁ri es", + "▁ ries", + "▁Olymp edia", + "▁Gener ation", + "met ros", + "metro s", + "▁hor izon", + "▁adapt ation", + "▁Z ahl", + "▁Za hl", + "▁na he", + "▁nah e", + "▁B ug", + "▁Bu g", + "P icture", + "љ и", + "R GB", + "O wner", + "ad in", + "adi n", + "a din", + "▁Catal unya", + "ný ch", + "n ých", + "▁cual quier", + "▁Inst itution", + "▁Instit ution", + "▁Institut ion", + "in sen", + "ins en", + "▁Bras ile", + "▁Brasil e", + "▁f itting", + "▁fit ting", + "De leg", + "Del eg", + "ic two", + "ict wo", + "▁Ex per", + "▁Exp er", + "och astic", + "▁d us", + "▁du s", + "▁по ра", + "▁пор а", + "▁sub string", + "▁subst ring", + "▁subs tring", + "▁substr ing", + "▁ substring", + "сси и", + "с сии", + "oi n", + "o in", + "▁ш кола", + "▁шко ла", + "▁c x", + "▁ cx", + "▁% )", + "▁ %)", + "▁Bud dh", + "▁p ending", + "▁pen ding", + "▁En try", + "▁Ent ry", + "▁ Entry", + "▁Be rl", + "▁Ber l", + "▁c ler", + "▁cl er", + "▁cle r", + "▁ cler", + "▁S oc", + "▁So c", + "▁r ounded", + "▁round ed", + "▁m v", + "▁ mv", + "ít ett", + "▁Di plom", + "▁französ ischen", + "▁G an", + "▁Ga n", + "▁Inv estig", + "▁index Path", + "▁ indexPath", + "▁mol ti", + "▁molt i", + "pers istence", + "▁XIX e", + "▁Elect ron", + "b ü", + "ge le", + "gel e", + "g ele", + "▁M aler", + "▁Ma ler", + "▁Mal er", + "▁Male r", + "▁proyect o", + "▁B ath", + "▁Ba th", + "▁Bat h", + "el lers", + "ell ers", + "elle rs", + "eller s", + "▁G P", + "▁ GP", + "on ing", + "oni ng", + "o ning", + "clou dflare", + "▁p ři", + "▁př i", + "▁d ed", + "▁de d", + "▁ ded", + "▁Od kazy", + "▁M sg", + "▁ Msg", + "▁B eing", + "▁Be ing", + "▁Bei ng", + "▁De puis", + "▁Dep uis", + "▁Pri mary", + "▁Prim ary", + "▁Prima ry", + "▁ Primary", + "▁App ro", + "▁Ap pro", + "▁form ally", + "▁formal ly", + "ступ ил", + "ступи л", + "▁fue ra", + "▁fu era", + "▁fuer a", + "▁R oot", + "▁Ro ot", + "▁ Root", + "▁aut onom", + "▁auto nom", + "▁secret ary", + "▁os ób", + "▁cu ales", + "▁cual es", + "▁Dep ending", + "▁a si", + "▁as i", + "▁ asi", + "ve ra", + "ver a", + "v era", + "▁rus se", + "▁russ e", + "▁pro ves", + "▁prov es", + "▁prove s", + "▁pres iden", + "R U", + "▁Wat son", + "▁web pack", + "▁ webpack", + "elli gence", + "ellig ence", + "ка м", + "▁Office r", + "▁Offic er", + "▁d elivery", + "▁deliver y", + "▁deli very", + "ж дён", + "▁им пе", + "▁w il", + "▁v esc", + "▁ve sc", + "▁ves c", + "uszt us", + "▁Ge off", + "() }", + "( )}", + "▁F ore", + "▁For e", + "▁Fo re", + "▁w enig", + "▁we nig", + "▁wen ig", + "▁A irl", + "▁Air l", + "▁E fter", + "▁Bre ak", + "▁St äd", + "is miss", + "ism iss", + "í p", + "▁avoid ed", + "▁avo ided", + "▁assert ion", + "D N", + "▁te at", + "▁tea t", + "ín a", + "í na", + "▁mechan ical", + "is u", + "i su", + "@ {", + "▁n ou", + "▁no u", + "▁ nou", + "Ital ie", + "source forge", + "▁s vo", + "▁sv o", + "▁kir ály", + "▁Re ferences", + "▁Refer ences", + "▁Reference s", + "si x", + "s ix", + "▁Arch ives", + "▁Archiv es", + "▁Archive s", + "▁fin ishing", + "▁finish ing", + "ac je", + "ét at", + "éta t", + "é tat", + "if fs", + "iff s", + "▁st ead", + "▁ste ad", + "▁fe as", + "aw are", + "awa re", + "a ware", + "la nde", + "land e", + "lan de", + "l ande", + "In ject", + "▁A gent", + "▁Ag ent", + "▁Age nt", + "▁ Agent", + "▁Norm datei", + "▁a men", + "▁am en", + "▁ amen", + "▁Arch itecture", + "az e", + "a ze", + "ș te", + "▁us ar", + "▁c ores", + "▁cor es", + "▁co res", + "▁core s", + "лі н", + "л ін", + "▁C astro", + "▁Cast ro", + "▁v æ", + ">\" ,", + "> \",", + "om ena", + "ome na", + "omen a", + "▁ge sam", + "▁ges am", + "▁Mart ín", + "▁Martí n", + "eg ung", + "egu ng", + "▁spole č", + "▁ampl itude", + "▁amplit ude", + "▁import ing", + "▁list view", + "TH E", + "T HE", + "zi ale", + "zial e", + "zia le", + "z iale", + "ce des", + "ced es", + "c edes", + "▁particul ier", + "▁Распо дела", + "▁кра й", + "▁d ivent", + "▁di vent", + "▁div ent", + "▁k é", + "▁ ké", + "qu it", + "qui t", + "q uit", + "то ром", + "тор ом", + "Check Box", + "▁Zob acz", + "ph e", + "p he", + "pt a", + "p ta", + "▁s jö", + "▁sj ö", + "▁розта ш", + "▁tedes co", + "▁s tal", + "▁st al", + "▁sta l", + "▁ stal", + "▁Be ruf", + "▁Ber uf", + "ова я", + "о вая", + "▁s vě", + "▁sv ě", + "▁fl ush", + "▁flu sh", + "▁ flush", + "▁від бу", + "▁rad ial", + "▁radi al", + "▁différ entes", + "ан та", + "▁Per ry", + "Col l", + "Co ll", + "C oll", + "li qu", + "l iqu", + "▁Option al", + "▁Opt ional", + "▁ Optional", + "▁Сан кт", + "▁LIN Q", + "▁Fran c", + "▁Fr anc", + "▁Fra nc", + "ci je", + "c ije", + "▁Gu illaume", + "kn ow", + "k now", + "▁Un its", + "▁Unit s", + "ol k", + "▁Syst ème", + "▁S ales", + "▁Sal es", + "▁Sa les", + "▁ehemal igen", + "ми рова", + "мир ова", + "x html", + "set opt", + "▁m ellan", + "▁mel lan", + "▁z ie", + "▁ zie", + "▁gi ant", + "Bo ard", + "▁C aval", + "▁Ca val", + "▁Cav al", + "▁def ence", + "-- --------", + "---- ------", + "-------- --", + "--- -------", + "------ ----", + "----- -----", + "------- ---", + "ps hire", + "p shire", + "ma rt", + "mar t", + "m art", + "▁Di oc", + "is kt", + "isk t", + "▁in se", + "▁ins e", + "▁é pisode", + "чи к", + "bar s", + "ba rs", + "b ars", + "Si to", + "S ito", + "▁integr ity", + "au ff", + "auf f", + "a uff", + "▁v är", + "▁vä r", + "Az ure", + "▁star b", + "▁sta rb", + "▁кон тра", + "▁Мекси чка", + "▁за па", + "▁Mount ains", + "▁Mountain s", + "}} =", + "} }=", + "▁pull ing", + "▁pul ling", + "▁sat ellite", + "▁at oms", + "▁atom s", + "▁profes or", + "▁repeated ly", + "▁repeat edly", + "▁inv asion", + "▁invas ion", + "program ming", + "├ ──", + "▁L ip", + "▁Li p", + "вши е", + "в шие", + "▁k een", + "▁ke en", + "▁crit ics", + "▁critic s", + "▁N icola", + "▁Nicol a", + "▁Nic ola", + "▁Ni cola", + "▁C and", + "▁Can d", + "▁Ca nd", + "▁dist int", + "▁he ading", + "▁head ing", + "p ragma", + "{ |", + "ym en", + "yme n", + "y men", + "▁ter rain", + "▁terra in", + "ied enis", + "▁bes onders", + "▁nomin ated", + "BO OL", + "▁K ay", + "▁Ka y", + "ci an", + "cia n", + "c ian", + "st elle", + "ste lle", + "stell e", + "▁disput e", + "▁disp ute", + "▁ щ", + "Data Set", + "no thing", + "not hing", + "n othing", + "Aut om", + "Auto m", + "hör en", + "hö ren", + "▁s hed", + "▁sh ed", + "▁she d", + "▁p aused", + "▁pa used", + "▁pause d", + "▁pau sed", + "sa n", + "s an", + "▁nun ca", + "!( \"", + "! (\"", + "▁po łoż", + "Se cret", + "Sec ret", + "▁Do main", + "▁Dom ain", + "▁ Domain", + "▁воз мож", + "X V", + "l v", + "ik h", + "i kh", + "▁S ony", + "▁So ny", + "▁Son y", + "m q", + "ot rop", + "otr op", + "▁Log ger", + "▁ Logger", + "▁thre at", + "as ted", + "ast ed", + "aste d", + "a sted", + "зь ко", + "▁fre ely", + "▁free ly", + "▁improve ments", + "▁improv ements", + "▁improvement s", + "ist ema", + "iste ma", + "▁illustr ate", + "▁t act", + "▁ta ct", + "▁fig ur", + "ué s", + "u és", + "rim inal", + "rimin al", + "od on", + "odo n", + "o don", + "int endo", + "▁influ enced", + "▁influence d", + "▁influen ced", + "FF ER", + "▁G host", + "▁Gh ost", + "▁со вер", + "▁сов ер", + "na d", + "n ad", + "ion ed", + "io ned", + "ione d", + "i oned", + "▁Event s", + "▁Ev ents", + "▁Even ts", + "▁ Events", + "▁wr apping", + "▁wra pping", + "▁wrap ping", + "-------- -+", + "--- ------+", + "------ ---+", + "----- ----+", + "------- --+", + "fi f", + "f if", + "▁( **", + "▁(* *", + "={ {", + "= {{", + "ма ль", + "м аль", + "▁loss es", + "▁Gal erie", + "te l", + "t el", + "▁лю того", + "▁K ru", + "▁Kr u", + "▁P olen", + "▁Pol en", + "▁Po len", + "ні м", + "ne ar", + "nea r", + "n ear", + "▁sh ame", + "▁moy enne", + "▁C P", + "▁ CP", + "pre is", + "▁pass enger", + "le k", + "l ek", + "ion ales", + "ional es", + "ionale s", + "iona les", + "kaf ka", + "k afka", + "▁partic ipe", + "▁particip e", + "▁parti cipe", + "▁partici pe", + "▁memb ership", + "▁member ship", + "▁members hip", + "[ _", + "land o", + "lan do", + "l ando", + "st elling", + "stell ing", + "Se m", + "S em", + "go n", + "g on", + "▁Cor rect", + "▁v alle", + "▁val le", + "▁va lle", + "▁vall e", + "▁read ily", + "▁Dok ument", + "hon neur", + "h onneur", + "▁test im", + "ul ative", + "do Filter", + "▁domin ant", + "am mer", + "amm er", + "▁ко ја", + "▁M onsieur", + "ze g", + "z eg", + "▁вій ни", + "▁F o", + "▁A my", + "▁Am y", + "▁ ¡", + "▁febru ár", + "▁down loading", + "▁download ing", + "▁l eng", + "▁le ng", + "▁len g", + "\\}$ ,", + "\\} $,", + "\\ }$,", + "▁ne at", + "▁C ache", + "▁Ca che", + "▁ Cache", + "IC ATION", + "▁de ve", + "▁dev e", + "▁s orrow", + "▁sor row", + "sl ow", + "s low", + "▁hin aus", + "▁hina us", + "▁recon oc", + "▁Lin ked", + "▁Link ed", + "▁Sh aw", + "mar ket", + "mark et", + "▁D ic", + "▁Di c", + "▁S ki", + "▁Sk i", + "▁del imiter", + "▁Main Activity", + "▁ MainActivity", + "▁Mus ical", + "▁Music al", + "▁Re yn", + "▁Rey n", + "Scroll View", + "▁convent ional", + "▁convention al", + "en ça", + "enç a", + "▁re factor", + "▁ref actor", + "' -", + "▁H ed", + "▁He d", + "spr ech", + "spre ch", + "▁ath let", + "▁e species", + "▁es pecies", + "▁espe cies", + "▁espec ies", + "▁especie s", + "▁Sch ön", + "▁kle inen", + "▁kleine n", + "▁klein en", + "ш ко", + "▁Й о", + "▁H appy", + "▁Ha ppy", + "multi row", + "▁august i", + "▁G and", + "▁Ga nd", + "▁Gan d", + "▁appoint ment", + "▁Medi abestanden", + "Th ree", + "▁Kenn eth", + "NE W", + "▁Not ification", + "▁ Notification", + "▁Mar x", + "▁Ma rx", + "▁in sc", + "▁ins c", + "Mo r", + "M or", + "вы й", + "в ый", + "vä st", + "v äst", + "vi dia", + "vid ia", + "v idia", + "▁demonstr ated", + "▁demonstrate d", + "font s", + "fon ts", + "▁k amen", + "▁kam en", + "▁ka men", + "▁S ter", + "▁St er", + "▁Ste r", + "▁mieszkań ców", + "▁K oh", + "▁Ko h", + "~$ \\", + "~ $\\", + "») .", + "» ).", + "re ne", + "ren e", + "r ene", + "ins ic", + "ic ká", + "ick á", + "xy gen", + "▁m n", + "▁ mn", + "▁s ched", + "▁sc hed", + "▁sch ed", + "▁sche d", + "AS C", + "A SC", + "I g", + "▁Const ant", + "▁opport un", + "▁My Class", + "se f", + "s ef", + "op ed", + "ope d", + "o ped", + "▁inj ured", + "VI S", + "V IS", + "▁P ero", + "▁Per o", + "▁Pe ro", + "▁U ntil", + "▁Un til", + "▁f lesh", + "▁fl esh", + "▁fle sh", + "orph ism", + "▁Port al", + "▁Por tal", + "▁gmin y", + "▁вла сти", + "▁N ä", + "кти че", + "к тиче", + "▁h rab", + "▁hr ab", + "▁C ub", + "▁Cu b", + "av oir", + "avo ir", + "a voir", + "▁L ars", + "▁La rs", + "▁Lar s", + "▁Бе ло", + "▁seizo en", + "▁Gen omsnitt", + "▁L il", + "▁Li l", + "▁P ool", + "▁Po ol", + "▁ Pool", + "▁D ios", + "▁Di os", + "T X", + "ae s", + "a es", + "aut ore", + "auto re", + "autor e", + "Al pha", + "st ates", + "state s", + "sta tes", + "stat es", + "La b", + "L ab", + "n ederbörd", + "er ton", + "ert on", + "▁b rid", + "▁br id", + "▁ brid", + "▁r icht", + "▁rich t", + "▁ric ht", + "▁ri cht", + "▁ richt", + "▁E la", + "▁El a", + "▁с ла", + "▁ сла", + "▁weap on", + "▁comb att", + "▁combat t", + "ag ar", + "aga r", + "a gar", + "▁reg nig", + "▁util isé", + "▁utilis é", + "▁ser vir", + "▁serv ir", + "▁servi r", + "▁b rick", + "▁br ick", + "▁gate way", + "▁tor raste", + "▁proced ures", + "▁procedure s", + "▁års nederbörd", + "▁Genomsnitt lig", + "чё т", + "ч ёт", + "▁om rå", + "▁ områ", + "▁regnig aste", + "▁че сть", + "▁a mid", + "▁am id", + "▁ami d", + "▁gr ateful", + "▁D IS", + "▁DI S", + "▁ DIS", + "DA Y", + "▁о ру", + "▁ор у", + "▁ ору", + "▁riv ière", + "he ure", + "▁Rich mond", + "▁Com par", + "▁Comp ar", + "▁Н ор", + "▁Но р", + "DO C", + "D OC", + "es ia", + "esi a", + "cal c", + "▁I U", + "▁v org", + "▁vo rg", + "▁vor g", + "▁hab ían", + "▁había n", + "ço it", + "ç oit", + "▁a rist", + "▁ar ist", + "▁к ли", + "▁ кли", + "▁S ue", + "▁Su e", + "▁T ouch", + "▁To uch", + "▁ Touch", + "▁Writ ing", + "ifi able", + "▁w c", + "▁with draw", + "за р", + "з ар", + "▁present ly", + "▁pres ently", + "▁F K", + "▁pr akt", + "▁pra kt", + "▁col ored", + "▁color ed", + "us b", + "u sb", + "▁Per ú", + "▁pl ata", + "▁pla ta", + "▁plat a", + "▁w ishes", + "▁wish es", + "▁wis hes", + "▁ка м", + "▁ кам", + "az ar", + "aza r", + "a zar", + "áv el", + "á vel", + "▁l amp", + "▁la mp", + "bi shop", + "b ishop", + "▁in clusion", + "▁incl usion", + "▁inclus ion", + "j q", + "ar th", + "art h", + "▁F lag", + "▁Fl ag", + "▁ Flag", + "▁но р", + "▁н ор", + "æ dia", + "UN CTION", + "▁Bahn hof", + "▁appro aching", + "▁approach ing", + "▁G ött", + "▁Gö tt", + "▁c ube", + "▁cu be", + "▁cub e", + "▁arg ued", + "▁argue d", + "▁Th ings", + "Gu i", + "G ui", + "до ви", + "дов и", + "д ови", + "▁re cre", + "▁rec re", + "▁ré seau", + "▁rés eau", + "▁sign ifica", + "▁signific a", + "Gi t", + "G it", + "geb racht", + "gebra cht", + "▁l iga", + "▁li ga", + "▁lig a", + "▁ liga", + "▁ass ured", + "al us", + "alu s", + "a lus", + "ри т", + "р ит", + "▁э нциклопеди", + "▁% ).", + "▁%) .", + "▁ %).", + "▁Prem ière", + "▁declar ations", + "▁declaration s", + "▁tr icky", + "▁trick y", + "▁pro files", + "▁prof iles", + "▁profile s", + "▁profil es", + "▁F on", + "▁Fo n", + "▁J as", + "▁Ja s", + "â r", + "ba bel", + "b abel", + "▁Fr iday", + "▁Fri day", + "▁Frid ay", + "▁jú nius", + "▁c ols", + "▁col s", + "▁co ls", + "▁ cols", + "▁EX ISTS", + "▁Ital iana", + "▁Italian a", + "▁Italia na", + "▁author ization", + "▁s ulle", + "▁su lle", + "▁sul le", + "▁sull e", + "▁E mb", + "▁Em b", + "▁Vari able", + "▁ Variable", + "tr ees", + "tre es", + "tree s", + "t rees", + "▁F ly", + "▁Fl y", + "ri ors", + "rio rs", + "rior s", + "r iors", + "▁da mals", + "▁dam als", + "▁find et", + "▁fin det", + "▁Se pt", + "▁Sep t", + "▁m undial", + "▁rem oval", + "▁remov al", + "▁long itude", + "▁longitud e", + "cl ic", + "cli c", + "c lic", + "▁f ade", + "▁fa de", + "▁ fade", + "▁grad le", + "▁ gradle", + "▁z ák", + "▁zá k", + "▁tim ing", + "▁ti ming", + "tr ightarrow", + "t rightarrow", + "at ia", + "ati a", + "- .", + "uch e", + "uc he", + "u che", + "▁ser ialize", + "▁serial ize", + "▁H mm", + "▁Represent atives", + "ba h", + "b ah", + "re nd", + "ren d", + "r end", + "ass ador", + "assa dor", + "▁sh ield", + "uc ion", + "u cion", + "▁am éricaine", + "▁améric aine", + "▁américain e", + "z ę", + "vi lla", + "vil la", + "v illa", + "▁hom bre", + "ás s", + "á ss", + "▁S F", + "▁ SF", + "▁repe ating", + "▁repeat ing", + "▁c riter", + "▁cr iter", + "▁crit er", + "▁cri ter", + "▁St ruct", + "▁Str uct", + "▁ Struct", + "?? ?", + "? ??", + "▁che ap", + "▁r ings", + "▁ring s", + "▁rin gs", + "ab häng", + "▁c orte", + "▁cor te", + "▁cort e", + "▁admin ist", + "ix on", + "gy pt", + "▁punt os", + "▁punto s", + "▁me zi", + "▁mez i", + "▁po chod", + "▁poc hod", + "is ko", + "isk o", + "i sko", + "ni ę", + "n ię", + "▁о су", + "▁ос у", + "▁á r", + "▁ ár", + "те льной", + "тель ной", + "тельно й", + "▁Metropol itan", + "ji n", + "j in", + "ze ss", + "zes s", + "z ess", + "▁ві ці", + "▁conflic ts", + "▁conflict s", + "ij st", + "▁Mar ket", + "▁Mark et", + "ст ров", + "стро в", + "стр ов", + "▁\" ,\"", + "▁\", \"", + "▁ \",\"", + "▁Sc roll", + "▁ Scroll", + "gu n", + "g un", + "та ра", + "тар а", + "▁am ateur", + "▁r óż", + "pos s", + "po ss", + "p oss", + "▁general ized", + "▁H arm", + "▁Har m", + "▁Ha rm", + "ci ta", + "cit a", + "c ita", + "▁Sw itzerland", + "ic ola", + "ico la", + "icol a", + "i cola", + "▁m uit", + "▁mu it", + "loc ated", + "▁c ó", + "▁a rose", + "▁ar ose", + "▁commun auté", + "}) ^", + "} )^", + "vis ibility", + "íd a", + "í da", + "▁F B", + "▁ FB", + "▁Fre und", + "ga t", + "g at", + "\": {\"", + "int ellij", + "if ie", + "ifi e", + "hm en", + "h men", + "▁éd ition", + "▁ édition", + "▁ко је", + "▁ін ших", + "om ing", + "omin g", + "omi ng", + "o ming", + "▁arqu itect", + "▁Pres idente", + "▁President e", + "▁П ід", + "▁ca bin", + "▁cab in", + "The orem", + "▁G ay", + "▁Ga y", + "if ice", + "ific e", + "ifi ce", + "▁h ect", + "▁he ct", + "l ą", + "irm ingham", + "▁sem antic", + "▁Louis iana", + "▁sac rifice", + "▁sacr ifice", + "▁sacrific e", + "▁Christ oph", + "▁Exec utive", + "_ +", + "j ák", + "▁s eria", + "▁se ria", + "▁ser ia", + "▁Over flow", + "▁ Overflow", + "▁Lu cy", + "▁Luc y", + "▁mel hor", + "▁vo ices", + "▁voice s", + "cz a", + "c za", + "▁ка пи", + "▁университе та", + "IN CT", + "▁col oc", + "▁co loc", + "▁pr ue", + "▁ge omet", + "▁geom et", + "▁di retto", + "▁dire tto", + "▁dir etto", + "▁dirett o", + "re so", + "res o", + "r eso", + "▁A kt", + "▁Ak t", + "▁un h", + "▁се ри", + "▁сер и", + "▁Al ert", + "▁Ale rt", + "▁ Alert", + "We l", + "W el", + "au di", + "aud i", + "a udi", + "äl er", + "ä ler", + "▁gu ests", + "▁guest s", + "▁и де", + "St udio", + "▁ка те", + "▁ex ponent", + "▁expon ent", + "rz e", + "r ze", + "pm od", + "p mod", + "ro lle", + "roll e", + "rol le", + "▁Lim ited", + "Al lemagne", + "▁p ity", + "▁pi ty", + "▁pit y", + "▁l ä", + "▁ lä", + "▁run ner", + "▁ runner", + "ke nde", + "ken de", + "k ende", + "E Q", + "▁M M", + "▁ MM", + "sz ág", + "по ді", + "▁reg ret", + "▁publi é", + "▁depart amento", + "▁acc used", + "▁accus ed", + "h p", + "▁P fl", + "▁Pf l", + "▁S int", + "▁Si nt", + "▁Sin t", + "▁ek onom", + "ra ctor", + "rac tor", + "ract or", + "r actor", + "▁П ів", + "▁aw ful", + "owa ć", + "] ->", + "▁F ine", + "▁Fin e", + "С а", + "ti s", + "t is", + "ét a", + "é ta", + "▁Ро ди", + "▁Düsseld orf", + "LO B", + "L OB", + "os as", + "osa s", + "wer ke", + "werk e", + "▁l ance", + "▁lan ce", + "▁листо пада", + "▁in complete", + "▁P icture", + "▁ Picture", + "(' \\", + "( '\\", + "es ters", + "est ers", + "ester s", + "este rs", + "e sters", + "▁belong ed", + "▁S ank", + "▁San k", + "am med", + "amm ed", + "▁repos itories", + "▁ad dr", + "▁add r", + "▁ addr", + "Col lect", + "Coll ect", + "H ot", + "▁t yl", + "▁ty l", + "▁instance of", + "▁bon us", + "ov ý", + "▁мо ря", + "▁мор я", + "▁inter active", + "▁interact ive", + "▁M ys", + "▁My s", + "▁Ed mund", + "file Name", + "em or", + "emo r", + "e mor", + "▁Т ри", + "▁R osen", + "▁Ro sen", + "▁Ros en", + "▁Rose n", + "▁Pr ima", + "▁Pri ma", + "▁Prim a", + "▁v oting", + "▁vo ting", + "▁vot ing", + "▁X P", + "▁Z ero", + "▁Ze ro", + "▁ Zero", + "▁L ed", + "▁Le d", + "ams ung", + "▁en ables", + "▁enable s", + "▁redirect s", + "AS T", + "A ST", + "Pa int", + "P aint", + "ack er", + "ac ker", + "a cker", + "le cht", + "▁chair man", + "▁A ven", + "▁Av en", + "▁S ach", + "▁Sa ch", + "▁Sac h", + "(\" <", + "ке р", + "к ер", + "▁mist akes", + "▁mistake s", + "▁We it", + "▁Wei t", + "▁pro wad", + "▁ prowad", + "▁did nt", + "▁didn t", + "én ario", + "un less", + "▁back wards", + "bo a", + "b oa", + "du ino", + "`` `", + "` ``", + "st or", + "sto r", + "s tor", + "Comple tion", + "pu esta", + "▁din ast", + "úl t", + "ú lt", + "▁S Y", + "▁ SY", + "if olia", + "œuv res", + "œuvre s", + "▁r acing", + "▁ra cing", + "▁rac ing", + "▁cab inet", + "▁cabin et", + "▁cut ting", + "▁th umb", + "▁Ка ра", + "▁Кар а", + "high light", + "ку п", + "▁s d", + "▁ sd", + "▁на ціональ", + "▁camp agne", + "▁register s", + "▁educ ational", + "▁education al", + "▁p esar", + "▁pes ar", + "üg e", + "ü ge", + "▁o ro", + "▁or o", + "▁ oro", + "burg o", + "bur go", + "▁Athlet ics", + "▁M TV", + "get Message", + "▁H yp", + "▁Hy p", + "▁vict im", + "▁vic tim", + ")) \\", + ") )\\", + "▁dr ums", + "▁dru ms", + "▁drum s", + "host name", + "ta ł", + "t ał", + "ma king", + "m aking", + "▁pow iat", + "ő d", + "thread s", + "▁absol v", + "▁лю ди", + "▁ste pped", + "▁step ped", + "ex ist", + "▁N K", + "▁v es", + "▁ve s", + "▁ ves", + "ist iche", + "istic he", + "isti che", + "% '", + "at ivos", + "ativ os", + "ati vos", + "ativo s", + "▁та кой", + "▁тако й", + "▁Mongo DB", + "▁U ng", + "▁Un g", + "▁Р ус", + "▁Ру с", + "▁e lim", + "▁el im", + "▁F if", + "ic ación", + "ica ción", + "▁T ennis", + "▁Ten nis", + "▁Jeff erson", + "j án", + "fo g", + "f og", + "an ha", + "anh a", + "zo r", + "z or", + "▁уні версите", + "ah u", + "a hu", + "ia da", + "i ada", + "S dk", + "Set ting", + "▁K ill", + "▁Kil l", + "▁Ki ll", + "▁W end", + "▁We nd", + "▁b ald", + "▁bal d", + "▁ba ld", + "▁K ub", + "▁Ku b", + "▁v isto", + "▁vis to", + "▁vi sto", + "▁je unes", + "▁jeune s", + "▁jeu nes", + "col lections", + "collection s", + "collect ions", + "ac í", + "a cí", + "вро пей", + "▁ar ise", + "он і", + "о ні", + "MA IN", + "до ступ", + "▁b erg", + "▁be rg", + "▁ber g", + "▁ berg", + "▁critic ism", + "▁Tor re", + "▁de script", + "▁des cript", + "▁descri pt", + "ière s", + "i ères", + "▁e studio", + "▁est udio", + "▁estud io", + "▁i li", + "▁il i", + "▁ ili", + "▁mil itare", + "▁milit are", + "▁militar e", + "▁Cl ara", + "▁Cla ra", + "▁Clar a", + "▁El len", + "▁Elle n", + "▁Ell en", + "lim ited", + "limit ed", + "л м", + "▁Esp añ", + "▁inf initely", + "▁infinite ly", + "Amer ica", + "ou c", + "o uc", + "gl ass", + "g lass", + "▁r ud", + "▁ru d", + "▁z at", + "▁za t", + "▁ zat", + "▁r in", + "▁ri n", + "▁ rin", + "▁Bibli ografía", + "▁mer chant", + "tensor flow", + "▁d ér", + "▁dé r", + "▁Active Record", + "IE S", + "I ES", + "▁link er", + "▁lin ker", + "▁estud ios", + "▁estudio s", + "cdn js", + "▁Го судар", + "án chez", + "ap pe", + "app e", + "a ppe", + "cl ub", + "c lub", + "▁dal ší", + "▁Alg orithm", + "df s", + "d fs", + "▁B ac", + "▁Ba c", + "▁ка фе", + "▁& =\\", + "▁&= \\", + "▁а т", + "▁ ат", + "▁Г лав", + "▁M ou", + "▁Mo u", + "M achine", + "(... )", + "( ...)", + "▁com part", + "▁comp art", + "▁compar t", + "▁aug usztus", + "av an", + "ava n", + "a van", + "▁roll ed", + "▁rol led", + "▁ rolled", + "▁е ди", + "▁ еди", + "Sc an", + "S can", + "▁ре гі", + "▁świ ata", + "▁świat a", + "▁m ines", + "▁min es", + "▁mi nes", + "▁mine s", + "}, {", + "▁T ier", + "▁Ti er", + "Can not", + "C annot", + "мі н", + "м ін", + "▁NE W", + "▁ NEW", + "▁Во л", + "▁M anh", + "▁Man h", + "▁Greg ory", + "▁princi pe", + "▁princip e", + "▁prin cipe", + "IS O", + "I SO", + "pr og", + "pro g", + "p rog", + "▁F ail", + "▁Fa il", + "▁ Fail", + "▁a a", + "▁ aa", + "▁fe cha", + "▁W CF", + "▁mag istr", + "▁Z ach", + "▁Za ch", + "▁un icode", + "▁con verter", + "▁convert er", + "▁conver ter", + "▁dis pers", + "▁disp ers", + "ks am", + "k sam", + "▁Un cle", + "Property Changed", + "▁l ider", + "▁li der", + "▁lid er", + "▁o pts", + "▁op ts", + "▁opt s", + "▁ opts", + "▁та м", + "▁ там", + "lock ed", + "loc ked", + "za k", + "z ak", + "▁co unted", + "▁count ed", + "▁coun ted", + "▁person e", + "▁pers one", + "▁hur ried", + "ät ter", + "ätt er", + "ätte r", + "▁out ras", + "▁ou tras", + "▁g enu", + "▁ge nu", + "▁gen u", + "B D", + "ve g", + "v eg", + "du e", + "d ue", + "▁P ract", + "▁Pr act", + "▁Pra ct", + "▁po sible", + "▁pos ible", + "▁cont ribute", + "▁contrib ute", + "▁contribu te", + "UM N", + "▁Bür ger", + "▁w ars", + "▁war s", + "▁wa rs", + "▁exhib ition", + "hi ll", + "h ill", + "▁a str", + "▁as tr", + "▁ast r", + "▁ astr", + "▁му зе", + "▁C ASE", + "▁CA SE", + "▁ CASE", + "man ifest", + "y ellow", + "F n", + "▁R C", + "▁ RC", + "▁s ott", + "▁so tt", + "▁su jet", + "▁S ocket", + "▁So cket", + "▁Soc ket", + "▁ Socket", + "▁Ch ine", + "▁Chi ne", + "▁frame works", + "▁framework s", + "Hol d", + "H old", + "êt s", + "ê ts", + "▁ф іль", + "▁фі ль", + "Lo aded", + "Load ed", + "op he", + "oph e", + "o phe", + "text e", + "tex te", + "▁ex pres", + "▁exp res", + "▁expr es", + "▁cons ume", + "▁consum e", + "▁R ichtung", + "ograf i", + "▁magn ific", + "à t", + "▁ind ul", + "▁indu l", + "ry ty", + "▁off ici", + "▁offic i", + "▁ass ault", + "ru nd", + "run d", + "r und", + "▁vari ants", + "▁variant s", + "▁сель сов", + "▁exc itement", + "Time s", + "Tim es", + "T imes", + "k otlin", + "▁g ering", + "▁ge ring", + "▁ger ing", + "▁En gel", + "▁Eng el", + "▁T imer", + "▁Time r", + "▁Tim er", + "▁Ti mer", + "▁ Timer", + "² ).", + "▁N g", + "äs st", + "sch au", + "SE rror", + "S Error", + "▁Ed wards", + "▁Edward s", + "▁Term inal", + "li ct", + "lic t", + "l ict", + "Un der", + "Und er", + "U nder", + "▁sp awn", + "ür gen", + "▁Außer dem", + "▁k itchen", + "fah rt", + "fahr t", + "▁Col ors", + "▁Color s", + "▁систе ма", + "▁систем а", + "▁termin ated", + "▁terminate d", + "▁La TeX", + "ig keiten", + "igkeit en", + "▁mes ure", + "▁Am ts", + "▁Amt s", + "▁emp ir", + "▁stri king", + "▁strik ing", + "▁exclus ive", + "те х", + "▁re z", + "▁r ez", + "▁ rez", + "▁qu an", + "▁q uan", + "▁Glas gow", + "▁lect ure", + "▁Test ament", + "▁fun ds", + "▁fund s", + "▁st essa", + "▁tri bes", + "▁trib es", + "▁tribe s", + "▁par fois", + "▁tre ball", + "ni tz", + "nit z", + "n itz", + "bo ve", + "b ove", + "▁за слу", + "▁ab sent", + "▁abs ent", + "▁L auf", + "▁La uf", + "▁Lau f", + "Sm ith", + "▁Никола й", + "▁europé enne", + "l r", + "▁program ma", + "▁mi dst", + "▁mid st", + "▁daugh ters", + "▁daughter s", + "S yn", + "ob en", + "obe n", + "o ben", + "ân ă", + "id an", + "ida n", + "i dan", + "▁t her", + "▁th er", + "▁the r", + "▁ ther", + "od ore", + "odo re", + "odor e", + "sd l", + "s dl", + "▁Q uint", + "▁Qu int", + "▁cas os", + "▁caso s", + "▁Z am", + "▁Za m", + "▁стра ны", + "▁sp rite", + "▁spr ite", + "ка л", + "к ал", + "▁n asc", + "▁na sc", + "▁nas c", + "▁сот руд", + "▁tr ava", + "▁tra va", + "▁trav a", + "▁хо зяй", + "▁U ruguay", + "▁s parse", + "▁sp arse", + "▁по ле", + "▁пол е", + "▁myst ery", + "▁myster y", + "▁M ang", + "▁Man g", + "▁Ma ng", + "reg istr", + "▁CG Float", + "▁sub mission", + "▁subm ission", + "ва на", + "ван а", + "в ана", + "▁\" :", + "▁ \":", + "▁Trace back", + "▁P it", + "▁Pi t", + "▁E hr", + "▁с ра", + "▁Graph ics", + "▁ Graphics", + "Up dated", + "Update d", + "▁sv ensk", + "▁sp acing", + "▁spac ing", + "tr itt", + "tri tt", + "t ritt", + "▁Gu inea", + "▁Fran ça", + "▁Fr ança", + "As soci", + "Ass oci", + "▁T ová", + "▁To vá", + "st ab", + "sta b", + "s tab", + "▁Le arning", + "▁Lear ning", + "▁B right", + "▁Br ight", + "▁Brig ht", + "ś c", + "▁id ő", + "}} _{\\", + "}}_{ \\", + "}}_ {\\", + "} }_{\\", + "▁dro ite", + "▁droit e", + "▁ra ising", + "get ting", + "yth m", + "yt hm", + "y thm", + "on yme", + "ony me", + "onym e", + "ż s", + "▁b lah", + "▁bl ah", + "▁bla h", + "▁ blah", + "Tag Name", + "Vert ical", + "▁a per", + "▁ap er", + "▁ aper", + "post gresql", + "▁Hand le", + "▁ Handle", + "ze w", + "z ew", + "▁sk ulle", + "▁op ere", + "▁oper e", + "lay ers", + "layer s", + "▁pos sono", + "▁poss ono", + "▁re late", + "▁rel ate", + "▁rela te", + "ą c", + "▁M ih", + "▁Mi h", + "â ge", + "▁Ś wi", + "iss es", + "isse s", + "▁serv let", + "▁ servlet", + "Lo s", + "L os", + "▁Ad vanced", + "▁Adv anced", + "at ica", + "ati ca", + "atic a", + "▁c ed", + "▁ce d", + "▁ ced", + "▁element os", + "ро на", + "рон а", + "р она", + "ik s", + "i ks", + "ar f", + "a rf", + "ar iat", + "ari at", + "aria t", + "M obile", + "ag ua", + "agu a", + "▁t imp", + "▁tim p", + "▁ti mp", + "▁Com ité", + "▁comb ining", + "▁combin ing", + "wo hl", + "w ohl", + "▁Stud y", + "▁Stu dy", + "co ordinate", + "▁recommend ation", + "▁transform ations", + "▁transformation s", + "un til", + "unt il", + "u ntil", + "bound ed", + "b ounded", + "▁и зу", + "▁из у", + "han ced", + "h anced", + "▁во про", + "▁P rés", + "▁Pr és", + "▁co ord", + "xt y", + "x ty", + "▁$ ,", + "▁ $,", + "▁champion s", + "▁champ ions", + "De n", + "D en", + "M il", + "(' ,", + "( ',", + "▁Pre is", + "▁e igh", + "▁eig h", + "▁mark ers", + "▁marker s", + "▁gew esen", + "ät ten", + "ätt en", + "ätte n", + "▁p ione", + "▁pi one", + "m v", + "▁ј у", + "▁ ју", + "zeich nis", + "ho ff", + "hof f", + "h off", + "New s", + "Ne ws", + "▁Stanis ław", + "▁Br andenburg", + "▁Brand enburg", + "▁Fe uer", + "= &", + "же т", + "ж ет", + "▁N eil", + "▁Ne il", + "▁w irk", + "▁wir k", + "▁soci età", + "▁sp are", + "▁civil e", + "▁civ ile", + "sp rach", + "spr ach", + "▁d isse", + "▁dis se", + "▁diss e", + "▁g ates", + "▁ga tes", + "▁gate s", + "▁gat es", + "▁a nom", + "▁an om", + "▁ano m", + "▁Федера ции", + "▁t ib", + "▁ti b", + "▁f útbol", + "▁Wikip ed", + "ia te", + "iat e", + "i ate", + "Fr ont", + "F ront", + "▁c raw", + "▁cr aw", + "▁cra w", + "▁R ak", + "▁Ra k", + "▁з ву", + "▁зв у", + "st reet", + "stre et", + "▁A gency", + "▁Ag ency", + "ва ло", + "вал о", + "▁Ра с", + "▁mk dir", + "ac ję", + "▁sh ares", + "▁share s", + "St ory", + "Sto ry", + "▁re marks", + "▁rem arks", + "▁remark s", + "▁key words", + "▁keyword s", + "Bo b", + "B ob", + "▁t oe", + "▁to e", + "▁V itt", + "▁Vi tt", + "▁Vit t", + "▁r hs", + "▁rh s", + "RO P", + "R OP", + "or is", + "ori s", + "o ris", + "/ @", + "си и", + "▁tra verse", + "▁travers e", + "▁refer encing", + "pr äsident", + "ro ng", + "ron g", + "r ong", + "') :", + "' ):", + "at ies", + "ati es", + "atie s", + "a ties", + "A W", + "Out let", + "▁é vol", + "▁év ol", + "ik es", + "ike s", + "i kes", + "▁environment al", + "ic um", + "▁L ied", + "▁Li ed", + "▁Lie d", + "▁w arn", + "▁war n", + "▁wa rn", + "▁ warn", + "▁But ler", + "▁% ),", + "▁%) ,", + "▁Zeit schrift", + "▁Mon tr", + "▁Mont r", + "ва жа", + "▁Mer cur", + "je kte", + "jekt e", + "me ter", + "met er", + "m eter", + "du cation", + "▁att ributed", + "▁attribute d", + "* $", + "▁un f", + "▁Vert rag", + "zi en", + "zie n", + "z ien", + "▁Р об", + "▁Ро б", + "li ces", + "lic es", + "lice s", + "l ices", + "pp ly", + "p ply", + "an sen", + "ans en", + "anse n", + "▁ze it", + "▁ zeit", + "▁im mense", + "▁imm ense", + "▁lut ego", + "▁Bul gar", + "▁Bulg ar", + "▁mi embros", + "▁На циональ", + "▁Al low", + "▁All ow", + "▁ Allow", + "▁ang lès", + "д ви", + "▁T oy", + "▁To y", + "ту а", + "▁y ard", + "▁ya rd", + "▁ yard", + "( %", + "is ser", + "iss er", + "isse r", + "▁g olf", + "▁gol f", + "▁Uk rain", + "▁h osp", + "▁ho sp", + "▁hos p", + "In clude", + "▁L isa", + "▁Li sa", + "▁Lis a", + "▁c sal", + "▁cs al", + "▁M ira", + "▁Mi ra", + "▁Mir a", + "rec ogn", + "▁К е", + "▁h itting", + "▁hit ting", + "коно мі", + "коном і", + "▁Tourn ament", + "LO AD", + "▁Guard ian", + "▁da her", + "▁dah er", + "▁time zone", + "▁tom cat", + "▁ tomcat", + "▁success or", + "▁succ essor", + "▁successo r", + "▁V oid", + "▁Vo id", + "▁come ç", + "▁convert s", + "▁conver ts", + "äch s", + "ä chs", + "os ex", + "ose x", + "o sex", + "xe lles", + "x elles", + "as er", + "ase r", + "a ser", + "▁É s", + "▁m ou", + "▁mo u", + "▁u ng", + "▁un g", + "▁ ung", + "▁or igen", + "▁orig en", + "▁C row", + "▁Cr ow", + "▁Cro w", + "▁E rd", + "▁Er d", + "▁s ieben", + "▁si eben", + "▁sie ben", + "lu a", + "l ua", + "▁B B", + "▁ BB", + "RE NT", + "R ENT", + "▁pił kar", + "▁mar que", + "▁marqu e", + "▁La bour", + "▁Lab our", + "vi ders", + "vider s", + "vid ers", + "v iders", + "▁ex empl", + "▁exem pl", + "So und", + "S ound", + "▁W ass", + "▁Was s", + "▁Wa ss", + "arr ison", + "▁те чение", + "▁Of icina", + "▁D aw", + "▁Da w", + "▁K auf", + "▁Ka uf", + "én t", + "é nt", + "és ő", + "▁= \"", + "▁ =\"", + "▁k at", + "▁ka t", + "di ction", + "dict ion", + "dic tion", + "d iction", + "▁V oll", + "▁Vol l", + "▁Vo ll", + "▁high way", + "J ames", + "ze uge", + "zeug e", + "▁mod elo", + "▁model o", + "▁mode lo", + "Th row", + "▁F orum", + "▁For um", + "▁Fo rum", + "(\" @", + "▁en fer", + "▁enf er", + "▁спе циаль", + "Number s", + "Num bers", + "▁B inary", + "▁Bin ary", + "▁ Binary", + "▁Martí nez", + "▁Martín ez", + "▁St ato", + "▁Stat o", + "▁Sta to", + "▁fest iv", + "▁k atol", + "▁ka tol", + "▁kat ol", + "▁А б", + "▁lim itation", + "▁limit ation", + "▁S TR", + "▁ST R", + "▁ STR", + "▁О фициаль", + "ip es", + "ipe s", + "i pes", + "▁I sn", + "▁Is n", + "▁rule d", + "▁ru led", + "▁c í", + "▁ cí", + "ge ber", + "geb er", + "▁lavor o", + "▁lav oro", + "▁parenthes es", + "о з", + "▁équip es", + "▁équipe s", + "▁efficient ly", + "▁Per iod", + "▁ Period", + "▁Reg arding", + "le af", + "lea f", + "▁similar ity", + "▁gest ure", + "data b", + "da tab", + "dat ab", + "▁term inate", + "▁termin ate", + "▁sem antics", + "▁semantic s", + "▁A lo", + "▁Al o", + "▁c ig", + "▁ci g", + "▁Open GL", + "▁heut igen", + "xa ml", + "x aml", + "▁frequ encies", + ")} .", + ") }.", + "▁threaten ed", + "▁threat ened", + "ти к", + "▁cal cio", + "▁calci o", + "▁calc io", + "▁R iemann", + "▁Ri emann", + "sl ug", + "▁F inale", + "▁Fin ale", + "▁Final e", + "L R", + "▁Der by", + "▁о ще", + "▁de viation", + "▁dev iation", + "▁devi ation", + "äch en", + "äche n", + "ä chen", + "▁C ris", + "▁Cr is", + "но во", + "нов о", + "н ово", + "▁сто лі", + "▁re lev", + "▁rel ev", + "▁splend id", + "▁у чё", + "er ving", + "erv ing", + "ga ble", + "g able", + "▁général e", + "▁généra le", + "po m", + "p om", + "▁Che ers", + "▁impr ison", + "▁in dent", + "▁ind ent", + "▁inde nt", + "▁ indent", + "▁anal yz", + "▁analy z", + "▁re vert", + "▁rev ert", + "▁reve rt", + "▁rever t", + "ér er", + "ére r", + "é rer", + "▁ph ases", + "▁phase s", + "First Name", + "▁m ig", + "▁mi g", + "▁dist urb", + "▁mi xture", + "▁) {", + "▁ ){", + "int ure", + "▁T ried", + "▁Tr ied", + "▁Tri ed", + "▁soon er", + "▁p els", + "▁pe ls", + "▁pel s", + "▁ét abl", + "et ro", + "etr o", + "it ie", + "iti e", + "▁quart ier", + "▁го во", + "▁г ово", + "▁ гово", + "▁vá ros", + "uf e", + "u fe", + "he ten", + "het en", + "h eten", + "хо м", + "х ом", + "▁so ap", + "▁ soap", + "ut ors", + "uto rs", + "utor s", + "▁d uch", + "▁du ch", + "▁duc h", + "syn tax", + "s yntax", + "▁tr ibe", + "▁tri be", + "▁trib e", + "▁ch ante", + "▁chant e", + "Tr i", + "T ri", + "▁M ate", + "▁Ma te", + "▁Mat e", + "qu ality", + "qual ity", + "uo la", + "u ola", + "=\" .", + "= \".", + "ch k", + "▁в сі", + "▁вс і", + "▁prze ci", + "▁M eteor", + "▁Met eor", + "▁scatter ed", + "Pl us", + "P lus", + "tr ad", + "tra d", + "t rad", + "▁stack overflow", + "▁ stackoverflow", + "▁re tra", + "▁r etra", + "▁ret ra", + "▁retr a", + "▁éd itions", + "▁édition s", + "▁s ain", + "▁sa in", + "cri be", + "cr ibe", + "ig non", + "ign on", + "uc ker", + "uck er", + "u cker", + "▁ма ло", + "▁ten ir", + "▁ex ports", + "▁export s", + "▁ exports", + "▁aux ili", + "▁] ]", + "▁ ]]", + "▁C BS", + "un iform", + "uni form", + "▁period ic", + "ag rant", + "agr ant", + "▁em ple", + "▁emp le", + "W il", + "▁f res", + "▁fr es", + "▁fre s", + "▁str utt", + "▁stru tt", + "▁с віт", + "▁сві т", + "▁be tre", + "▁bet re", + "▁объ ек", + "ти ся", + "▁b isher", + "▁bis her", + "ba um", + "bau m", + "b aum", + "is hi", + "ish i", + "▁Gaz ette", + "background Color", + "j l", + "▁f iel", + "▁fi el", + "▁пре ма", + "▁protagon ista", + "▁Muham mad", + "▁sim ulate", + "▁H ook", + "▁Ho ok", + "fe st", + "f est", + "▁сво их", + "▁свои х", + "Se nder", + "Send er", + "S ender", + "▁list ened", + "▁listen ed", + "▁liste ned", + "ж і", + "je st", + "jes t", + "j est", + "ko rd", + "kor d", + "k ord", + "Cho ice", + "▁hoof d", + "redu cible", + "hp p", + "h pp", + "▁W u", + "š i", + "▁M arse", + "▁Mar se", + "▁Mars e", + "▁s oir", + "▁so ir", + "we sten", + "west en", + "w esten", + "em os", + "emo s", + "e mos", + "▁D uc", + "▁Du c", + "▁amer ik", + "| }{", + "▁G ul", + "▁Gu l", + "▁Sp rache", + "▁Spr ache", + "▁mis match", + "▁mism atch", + "Sc al", + "S cal", + "P ixel", + "E F", + "▁S ep", + "▁Se p", + "▁powie cie", + "ur k", + "▁Nap oli", + "▁neighbour hood", + "сто ян", + "стоя н", + "▁search es", + "yr us", + "y rus", + "пе т", + "п ет", + "He lp", + "Hel p", + "pon t", + "po nt", + "p ont", + "▁Or ient", + "▁Ori ent", + "▁Alf onso", + "▁monitor ing", + "ia o", + "i ao", + "éd é", + "▁Cés ar", + "ше е", + "Sh ift", + "su it", + "s uit", + "code d", + "co ded", + "cod ed", + "c oded", + "но то", + "▁Par ti", + "▁Part i", + "▁la sci", + "▁las ci", + "▁aw esome", + "us ta", + "ust a", + "u sta", + "▁С ове", + "▁Со ве", + "▁Сов е", + "▁F land", + "▁Fl and", + "oo m", + "o om", + "▁de vi", + "▁dev i", + "eng elsk", + "end um", + "▁Pa scal", + "▁Pas cal", + "▁B ind", + "▁Bi nd", + "▁Bin d", + "▁ Bind", + "▁sigu ientes", + "▁siguiente s", + "J B", + "▁Peters burg", + "▁incorrect ly", + "▁B ash", + "▁Bas h", + "▁Ba sh", + "▁pe los", + "▁pel os", + "▁pelo s", + "▁zes po", + "NS URL", + "▁př ek", + "▁Cr ime", + "na ch", + "n ach", + "▁th rust", + "▁thr ust", + "▁Cult ura", + "W F", + "▁S olo", + "▁So lo", + "▁Sol o", + "▁in vas", + "▁inv as", + "▁individ ually", + "▁individual ly", + "ib m", + "i bm", + "▁et apa", + "▁hand ed", + "▁han ded", + "▁where ver", + "▁interpol ation", + "▁mus ée", + "▁C NN", + "id ia", + "idi a", + "i dia", + "ńst w", + "▁pr zew", + "▁prze w", + "▁prz ew", + "ug hing", + "ugh ing", + "▁a ctors", + "▁act ors", + "▁actor s", + "▁Ori ental", + "▁Orient al", + "▁conven ience", + "▁mi asta", + "br ains", + "bra ins", + "▁ме ся", + "▁inf atti", + "▁All Movie", + "▁crit ique", + "▁success o", + "▁succ esso", + "anc ouver", + "▁f á", + "ъл гар", + "▁wis dom", + "▁Pho enix", + "ho le", + "hol e", + "h ole", + "▁inform ación", + "▁Air lines", + "▁Airl ines", + ". «", + "mo rt", + "mor t", + "m ort", + "user Id", + "▁*/ \r", + "▁C ongo", + "▁Con go", + "▁Cong o", + "▁\" `", + "▁ \"`", + "co rr", + "cor r", + "c orr", + "▁problem as", + "▁proble mas", + "▁problema s", + "▁probl emas", + "▁b ib", + "▁bi b", + "▁ bib", + "▁póź niej", + "▁file Name", + "▁ fileName", + "zo tt", + "z ott", + "ma cht", + "mac ht", + "m acht", + "▁Ul rich", + "C y", + "end point", + "▁she ep", + "▁i bn", + "Fe ed", + "F eed", + "▁sympath y", + "▁I b", + "▁territ orial", + "ra ting", + "rat ing", + "r ating", + "да ми", + "▁d st", + "▁ds t", + "▁ dst", + "у ю", + "ah o", + "a ho", + "▁s ug", + "▁su g", + "em ia", + "emi a", + "▁t ed", + "▁te d", + "▁ ted", + "▁A pi", + "▁Ap i", + "▁ Api", + "▁R ica", + "▁Ric a", + "▁Ri ca", + "▁M R", + "▁ MR", + "ński m", + "ń skim", + "▁V oor", + "▁Vo or", + "▁de vil", + "▁dev 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It is known that :(1) At least 5 young teachers are female; (2) At least 6 female teachers are over middle age; (3) At least seven young women are teachers;\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following can be concluded about the participants?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some young teachers are not women\nB: Some young women are not teachers\nC: There are at least 11 young teachers\nD: There are at least 13 female teachers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMetroBank made loans to ten small companies, in amounts ranging from $1, 000 to $100, 000. These ten loans all had graduated payment plans, i. e. , the scheduled monthly loan payment increased slightly each month over the five-year term of the loan. Nonetheless, the average payment received by MetroBank for these ten loans had decreased by the end of the five-year term.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Of the ten small companies, the three that had borrowed the largest amounts paid off their loans within three years.\nB: For some loans made by MetroBank, the monthly payment decreases slightly over the term of the loan.\nC: The number of small companies receiving new loans from MetroBank increased over the five-year term.\nD: Most banks offer a greater number of loans for under $100, 000 than for over $100, 000.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "2", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past 10 years, the sales of personal notebook computers of a computer company have continued to grow, but the growth rate is lower than the growth rate of the company's total sales of all products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements about the company conflicts with the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past 10 years, the company's personal notebook sales have increased slightly each year\nB: In the past 10 years, the company's total product sales growth rate and personal notebook computer sales growth rate have grown at the same time every year\nC: The proportion of personal notebook computer sales in the company's total product sales has risen from 68% to 72% in the past 10 years\nD: In the past 10 years, the company's personal notebook sales as a percentage of the company's total product sales have been declining year by year\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "3", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists: it has been shown that the adoption of new farming methods can enable some well-managed farms to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and antibiotics without significantly reducing or even increasing yields. Critic: that's not true. The farm you have chosen is the one that is most likely to succeed with these new methods. Why not mention farms that tried new methods but failed?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options properly evaluates the critic's rebuttal?\n\nOptions:\nA: Critics believe that new farming methods should be widely popularized.\nB: Critics suggest that if the number of farms studied is greatly increased, the results of different studies will be obtained.\nC: Critics have no reason to assume that the failure of some farms is not caused by the quality of their soil.\nD: The critic's rebuttal is beside the point, because scientists aim to show that something can happen, but it has nothing to do with whether the subject is representative or not.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "4", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Liu is a member of the environmental protection volunteer organization save the earth. Due to his serious illness, he can't volunteer for the World Expo in Shanghai, while other members of the organization have obtained the qualification of volunteers for the World Expo in Shanghai\n\nQuestion:\nWhich can be infered?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Liu is a member of save the earth, but he has not been qualified as a volunteer for the Shanghai World Expo\nB: Shanghai World Expo volunteers are members of save the earth\nC: If someone is a volunteer of Shanghai World Expo news and a member of save the earth, he must not be Xiao Liu\nD: If someone is a member of save the earth, but not a volunteer of Shanghai World Expo, he must be Xiao Liu\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "5", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReferring to the photos of the US military abusing prisoners, someone said: if you don't want to be caught on the spot doing something stupid, you don't do anything stupid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings has a different meaning from the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you do something stupid, you should be prepared to be caught on the spot when you do something stupid.\nB: Only if you don't do something stupid on the spot can you avoid being caught doing something stupid.\nC: Or get caught on the spot when you do something stupid, or don't do something stupid.\nD: If you are caught doing something stupid on the spot, you will admit your bad luck.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "6", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLiving gifts refer to the donation of money to children, grandchildren and other relatives when the donor decides to live, or to use it for vacations and the establishment of trust funds.\n\nQuestion:\nAmong the following options, which is a living gift?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Wang made a will before his death, leaving 90% of his property to his only granddaughter.\nB: Chairman Li handed over 80% of his property and the entire group to his daughter, and then lived in the mountain village by himself.\nC: Grandma Wang asked her grandson to get married in her own house and live in a nursing home by herself.\nD: Two years after Mr. Li disappeared, his son inherited his property. One day, he suddenly appeared at home.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "7", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial self-organization refers to a social organization that is established spontaneously, develops independently, acts independently, has a certain scale, exists in the form of non-governmental organizations, and gradually moves from disorder to order.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options doesn't belong to social self-organization:?\n\nOptions:\nA: A software enterprise in a city regularly organizes entrepreneurs to have business exchanges\nB: A group of students get to know each other through QQ group and participate in respecting the elderly together every weekend\nC: Every Saturday night, young people dance hip-hop in the square of a municipal park\nD: A group of young people set up animal shelters to adopt all kinds of abandoned pets\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "8", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen permits for the discharge of chemicals into a waterway are issued, they are issued in terms of the number of pounds of each chemical that can be discharged into the waterway per day. These figures, calculated separately for each chemical for which a permit is issued, are based on an estimate of the effect of the dilution of the chemical by the amount of water flowing through the waterway. The waterway is ttherefore protected against being adversely affected by chemicals discharged under the permits.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the danger of chemical pollution of waterways is to be evaluated in terms of human health only and not in terms of the health of both human beings and wildlife\nB: there is a swift flow of water in the waterway that ensures rapid dispersion of chemicals discharged\nC: relatively harmless chemicals do not interact with each other in the water to form harmful compounds\nD: there are no chemicals for which discharge into waterways is entirely prohibited\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "9", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf it is said that the painting Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival reflects the vulgar side of life in the Song Dynasty, Xiyuan Ya Collection is the symbol of elegance. Xiyuan Ya Ji, which was widely told in the Northern Song Dynasty, showed the banquet scenes of many literati at that time. Su Shi, Li Gonglin and Mi Fu gathered together to recite poems and lyrics, or to caress the piano and sing, or to meditate and ask Zen, forming a literati circle with Su Shi as the center. The painter Li Gonglin depicts the elegant collection in a realistic way, with a preface to rice, saying, the gurgling of water and stone, the swallowing of wind and bamboo, the square curl of furnace smoke, and the self-sweetness of vegetation. The joy of emptiness in the world, but so much. Xiyuan Ya Collection is a classic motif in the history of ancient painting, and many future generations of painters have copies or imitations, which is also a continuation of the spirit of the Song Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Compare the different styles of Xiyuan Ya Collection and Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival\nB: This paper introduces the creators and cultural celebrities depicted in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nC: Explain the literati's interest and spiritual value in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nD: Evaluation of the unique contribution of Xiyuan Ya Collection to the History of ancient Chinese painting\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "10", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to prevent forest fires, forest experts in the United States have come up with a good method of fire prevention by fire: forest managers are required to regularly select the weather with low wind speed, low temperature and high temperature, and artificially burn the small trees, shrubs, dry branches and dead leaves under the trees, so as to prevent natural fires and help put out forest fires.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can not be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Preventing forest disasters requires forest managers to take the initiative. Setting prevention in advance is an effective fire prevention measure\nB: To prevent forest fires, we should study the causes of forest fires and the main causes of forest disasters\nC: The forest disaster prevention measures of fire prevention are enlightening, and forest managers can adopt them in seasonal forest disaster prevention\nD: Forest managers can prevent forest fires if they regularly remove dry branches, dead leaves, weeds, small trees and shrubs in the forest\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "11", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany elderly Beijings have never forgotten the unique skills they saw at temple fairs when they were young. Today, these unique skills have more formal names-folk art. However, as the modernization of society accelerates, Chinese folk culture is facing unprecedented crisis. The survival crisis of the city, the continuous change of the urban environment, the rapid diversion and transfer of people's interests and hobbies, and the gradual loss of folk art talents, all of which make the development of folk art face difficulties.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marketization is the way out for folk art\nB: Folk culture needs rescue protection\nC: Urban construction should highlight cultural characteristics\nD: The social status of folk art talents should be improved\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "12", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTao Xingzhi once told Cheng you have watt under your whip, Newton in your cold eyes, Edison in your ridicule. A cold look, a mean word, and an unfair treatment may affect a child's life. If there is no benevolence, tireless patience, and public interest in teaching. Then such education has no temperature. Just as some people in the educational circles cry out, many teachers do not lack knowledge, methods, love and sense of responsibility. Today's education needs to return to people themselves and concern people's growth more than ever before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is considered by the author to be the main problem in current education?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not people-oriented\nB: Not teaching students according to their aptitude\nC: The teaching method is simple and rough\nD: Lack of fairness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "13", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is in a period of economic and industrial transformation, with a shortage of skilled workers, especially senior skilled workers and skilled talents. it is not only a bottleneck restricting the adjustment of China's economic structure and realizing the transformation of the mode of economic growth, but also an important reason why there are a large number of new jobs in China's economy. Local governments should organize and mobilize all kinds of resources to guide suitable urban and rural young people to choose to receive vocational education and make use of the employment opportunities in China's economic transformation. Vocational education is not only an education for young students, but also a core part of continuing education, especially for migrant workers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an accurate summary of the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Vocational education is run well, a well-off life will come early.\nB: Promote vocational education and enhance human capital.\nC: Do a good job in vocational education and speed up economic transformation.\nD: It is necessary to guide young people in urban and rural areas to receive vocational education.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "14", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nP: Because an elected official needs the support of a political party to be effective, the independent candidate for the legislature cannot possibly be an effective legislator is she wins. Q: I disagree. By your reasoning, our current legislator, who has the support of a political party, ought to have been effective, but he has not been.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is the best criticism of Q's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: It mistakenly interprets P to be claiming that a factor assures, rather than is necessary for, a legislator's effectiveness.\nB: It simply contradicts P's claim without offering evidence against it.\nC: It does not consider the possibility that a political party might decide to support an elected legislator even though he or she ran as an independent.\nD: It fails to prove a precise definition for a key term -- the word effective. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "15", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWillett: Lopez and Simmons, a married couple, have both been offered jobs at Evritech Corporation. Because Evritech has a rule against hiring more than one member of the same family, Lopez and Simmons have decided to reveal their marriage to Evritech. Their decision is foolish, however, since it will mean that one of them will have a job offer withdrawn. After all, they could easily keep their marriage secret initially and, if they want, later claim to have married after they were hired: Evritech has no policy of terminating one of two employees who marry each other.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main conclusion of Willett's argument is that\n\nOptions:\nA: Lopez and Simmons should not both have applied for jobs at Evritech Corporation\nB: Lopez and Simmons would be unwise to reveal their marriage to Evritech Corporation without already having started to work there\nC: Evritech Corporation's rule against hiring more than one member of the same family is often not enforced\nD: Evritech Corporation is not likely to discover the marital status of Lopez and Simmons if they do not volunteer the information\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "16", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom dragonflies flying low to predict the weather to toads moving to predict earthquakes, ancient Chinese people have accumulated a lot of experience. These experiences have been passed down from generation to generation, and today, they still have a high degree of trust in people - including today's network. Modern earthquake research emphasizes data and concepts. The accurate prediction of an area in ancient times, with a horizontal comparison with today's information collection, is no longer of universal significance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the author's view on the experience of earthquake prediction accumulated by the people in ancient China?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is the crystallization of folk wisdom inherited by the people for many years and has considerable credibility.\nB: It runs counter to the modern seismic research that attaches importance to data and probability.\nC: It is accidental and cannot be used as the basis for earthquake prediction.\nD: It can be effectively used in modern seismic research.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "17", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMark Twain once listened to a pastor's speech in a church. At first he felt that the pastor was touching and prepared to donate. After ten minutes, the pastor had not finished speaking, and he became a little impatient, so he decided to donate only some change. After another ten minutes, the pastor hadn't finished speaking, so he decided not to donate a penny. In psychology, this phenomenon of excessive stimulation and long-lasting action that caused extreme psychological impatientness or resistance is called over-limit effect. The current Ice Bucket Challenge project aimed at helping patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis should also be alert to this effect due to excessive entertainment. Start with the show, but do not end with the show, stay With the true spirit of charity, not just the star video collection, this transnational relay can be considered complete.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat is the most accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ice Bucket Challenge should be avoided as a show.\nB: We must weaken the role of celebrities in charity.\nC: We must grasp the scale of charity and entertainment.\nD: Over-limit effect should be prevented in due course.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "18", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt around 37\u00b0C, the human body is able to use minimal power to maintain a balance of body needs. That is to say, humans can achieve maximum mobility by acquiring a small amount of energy at 37\u00b0C. Therefore, for more than a century, 37 \u2103 has been regarded as the body temperature standard for human health. However, a recent study revealed that in the past century, human body temperature has been getting lower and lower under normal conditions, about 0.03 \u2103 every 10 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, least supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gradual development of thermometer manufacturing technology has made the measurement data more and more refined\nB: Modern lifestyles reduce human labor intensity, resulting in a decrease in metabolic rate\nC: The progress of modern medicine has reduced the frequency of human disease, and the inflammatory response has gradually decreased\nD: The greenhouse effect causes global temperature to rise, and it also makes humans cool down to fight the heat\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "19", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf he doesn't study Erhu performance, Xu Ping can't do theoretical research on folk music. If he likes national musical instruments, he will choose to study Erhu performance as his major. If he doesn't like national musical instruments, he will do theoretical research on folk music.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this, we can deduce that Xu Ping will?\n\nOptions:\nA: Study the theory of folk music\nB: Learn to play Erhu\nC: Don't learn Erhu\nD: Don't study of folk music theory\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "20", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReverse induction refers to the measures taken by the government, the media and other subjects or publicity activities, in the actual social life not only did not receive the desired effect, but led to a large number of social phenomena with the opposite.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is reverse-induced, as defined above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A theater in order to let the audience take off their hats, on the screen made a notice, the hospital allows the elderly to wear hats to watch, the result of the announcement, many viewers have taken off their hats\nB: A unit requires employees to dress uniformly, resulting in a lot of female employees of the unit strongly opposed, and finally had to give up\nC: Water supply during the hot season is relatively tight, a city water company posted a notice to inform the public that the water will not stop in the near future, resulting in many people in the home to store large quantities of water for backup\nD: A television station broadcast lectures on the prevention of mental illness, and many members of the public took their seats on the number. Feel that they have a mental illness, have called for advice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "21", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBehavior: refers to what people say and do, with more than one measurement scale, which can be observed, described and recorded, controlled by natural laws and have an impact on the external environment. It can be public or hidden.\n\nQuestion:\nAccordingly, which of the followings is not behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Ming sits in front of the computer and writes to his parents\nB: Yu Yu was crying loudly in her crib\nC: Xiao Jun is secretly angry with his mother in the house\nD: Master Xu unscrewed the plug on the oil tank\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "22", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA plausible explanation of the disappearance of the dinosaurs is what is known as the comet theory. A large enough comet colliding with Earth could have caused a cloud of dust that enshrouded the planet and cooled the climate long enough to result in the dinosaurs' demise.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many other animal species from the era of the dinosaurs did not become extinct at the same time the dinosaurs did.\nB: It cannot be determined from a study of dinosaur skeletons whether the animals died from the effects of a dust cloud.\nC: The consequences for vegetation and animals of a comet colliding with Earth are not fully understood.\nD: Various species of animals from the same era as the dinosaurs and similar to them in physiology and habitat did not become extinct when the dinosaurs did.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "23", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: A study of 436 university students found that those who took short naps throughout the day suffered from insomnia more frequently than those who did not. Moreover, people who work on commercial fishing vessels often have irregular sleep patterns that include frequent napping, and they also suffer from insomnia. So it is very likely that napping tends to cause insomnia.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the psychologist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider the possibility that frequent daytime napping is an effect rather than a cause of insomnia\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that university students suffer from insomnia more frequently than do members of the general population\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that there is such a thing as a regular sleep pattern for someone working on a commercial fishing vessel\nD: presumes that all instances of insomnia have the same cause\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "24", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor some reason, Zhang and Li are faced with the choice of two schemes of A and B. If both people choose scheme A, they will each get three unit benefits; if one person chooses scheme A and the other chooses scheme B, then those who choose scheme A will get three unit benefits, and those who choose scheme B will get five unit benefits; if both people choose scheme B, they will each get two unit benefits. Assuming that both Zhang and Li calculate and act according to the standard of maximizing their own interests, they both understand the gains and losses of the above interests, and their choices are in order.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Zhang chooses scheme A, Li will choose scheme A\nB: When Zhang chooses scheme A, Li will choose scheme B\nC: When Li chooses scheme B, Li will choose scheme B\nD: When Li chooses scheme A, Li will choose scheme A\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "25", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessionals predict that if grain prices remain stable, vegetable prices will also remain stable; if edible oil prices are unstable, vegetable prices will also fluctuate. Lao Li concluded that grain prices will remain stable, but meat prices will rise.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above professional forecasts, which of the following, if true, can best question Lao Li's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the price of cooking oil is stable, then the price of meat will rise\nB: If the price of cooking oil is stable, then the price of meat will not rise\nC: If the price of meat does not rise, then the price of cooking oil will rise\nD: If the price of cooking oil fluctuates, then the price of meat will not rise\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "26", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe primary task of a university is to educate. But to teach well, professors must be informed about new developments in their disciplines, and that requires research. Yet many universities cannot afford to support faculty research adequately. So a lack of funds for research adversely affects the degree to which a university can fulfill its central mission.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lack of financial support for faculty research is the root of ineffective teaching at universities.\nB: In order to be able to teach well, university professors must conduct research.\nC: Effective teaching is the primary mission of a university.\nD: Lack of funds for research reduces the quality of education a university provides.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "27", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDouble-trend conflict refers to the simultaneous emergence of two kinds of needs targets that are attractive to the individual, and the motivational conflict that the individual cannot take both actions at the same time because of the constraints.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a double-trend conflict?\n\nOptions:\nA: There's a chaser behind, there's a big river in front of you\nB: Whether to tell patients who have a deeper cancer about the condition\nC: Fish and bear palms cannot be obtained at the same time\nD: Cherries are delicious and trees are hard to plant\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "28", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe content of r-globulin in the blood of tropical residents is higher, while the content of protein is lower. The content of protein in the blood of residents in the cold zone is higher, while the content of r-globulin is lower, which is related to the fact that residents in the cold zone are mainly meat, while tropical residents are mainly vegetarian.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning of the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: People in different regions have different eating habits.\nB: Different regions have different food sources.\nC: Food structure affects the proportion of human blood components.\nD: Vegetarians are healthier and live longer.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "29", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBookstore owner: Consumers should buy books only from an independent bookstore, not from a bookstore that belongs to a bookstore chain. An independent bookstore tends to carry a much wider variety of books than does a chain bookstore, so because chains often threaten the existence of independent bookstores, they tend to reduce the variety of books available to consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the bookstore owner's argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumers should not make purchases from any bookstore that deliberately forces competing bookstores out of business.\nB: If consumers have no access to any independent bookstore, they should buy books from the chain bookstore with the greatest diversity of books.\nC: Consumers should buy books from only those bookstores whose existence does not tend to reduce the variety of books available to consumers.\nD: The best interest of the bookselling business is not served when consumers purchase books from businesses whose existence tends to reduce the variety of books available to consumers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "30", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf criticism is not free, praise is meaningless. In a sense, the credibility of praise depends on the freedom of criticism. If we are in an environment where we can't freely express criticism, no matter how fully the voice of praise is expressed, we can't let the public believe it, Because the most authentic evaluation is always produced in a freely competitive speech environment. Once this institutional soil to ensure the credibility of praise speech is missing, even if the praise really comes from the true feelings of the parties, the effect will be greatly reduced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most accurate gist of this passage:\n\nOptions:\nA: Praise and criticism are contradictory unity\nB: True praise can achieve the best effect\nC: Both criticism and praise need a free speech environment\nD: If you can freely express criticism, you can have real praise\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "31", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the past 13 years, high school guidance counselors nationwide have implemented an aggressive program to convince high school students to select careers requiring college degrees. The government reported that the percentage of last year' s high school graduates who went on to college was 15 percent greater than the percentage of those who graduated 10 years ago and did so. The counselors concluded from this report that the program had been successful.\n\nQuestion:\nThe guidance counselors'reasoning depends on which one of the following assumptions about high school graduates?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of graduates who went on to college remained constant each year during the 10-year period.\nB: Many of last year's graduates who went on to college did so in order to prepare for careers requiring college degrees.\nC: Some of the graduates who went on to college never received guidance from a high school counselor.\nD: Any college courses that the graduates take will improve their career prospects.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "32", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: My staff conducted a poll in which my constituents were asked whether they favor high taxes. More than 97 percent answered no. Clearly, then, my constituents would support the bill I recently introduced, which reduces the corporate income tax.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the legislator's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: confuses an absence of evidence that the legislator's constituents oppose a bill with the existence of evidence that the legislator's constituents support that bill\nB: treats a result that proves that the public supports a bill as a result that is merely consistent with public support for that bill\nC: fails to establish that the opinions of the legislator's constituents are representative of the opinions of the country's population as a whole\nD: fails to consider whether the legislator's constituents consider the current corporate income tax a high tax\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "33", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nF. G, J, K, l and M apply for a position. Only the interviewee can be employed. The following conditions must be met: if interview g, interview J. If interview J, interview L. F was interviewed. F will not be hired unless K is interviewed. K will not be hired unless m is interviewed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings might be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only F, J and M were interviewed.\nB: Only F, J and K were interviewed.\nC: Only G and another candidate were interviewed.\nD: Only G and three other candidates were interviewed.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "34", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the price it pays for coffee beans continues to increase, the Coffee Shoppe will have to increase its prices. In that case, either the Coffee Shoppe will begin selling noncoffee products or its coffee sales will decrease. But selling noncoffee products will decrease the Coffee Shoppe' s overall profitability. Moreover, the Coffee Shoppe can avoid a decrease in overall profitability only if its coffee sales do not decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements follows logically from the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the Coffee Shoppe's overall profitability decreases, the price it pays for coffee beans will have continued to increase.\nB: The price it pays for coffee beans cannot decrease without the Coffee Shoppe's overall profitability also decreasing.\nC: The Coffee Shoppe's overall profitability will decrease if the price it pays for coffee beans continues to increase.\nD: Either the price it pays for coffee beans will continue to increase or the Coffee Shoppe's coffee sales will increase.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "35", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a man works only for himself, he may become a famous scholar, a great philosopher and an outstanding poet, but he can never become a flawless great man. If we choose the profession that works best for the welfare of mankind, then the burden cannot overwhelm us, for I am giving my life for all; then what we feel is not poor, limited, selfish pleasure, our happiness will belong to millions of people, our cause will be silent, but it will last forever, and the noble people will shed tears in the face of our ashes.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following can be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a man works only for himself, not for everyone, then the burden can overwhelm him.\nB: If we give our lives for all of us, our happiness will belong to thousands of people, and noble people will shed tears in the face of our ashes.\nC: If we do not choose the profession that works best for the well-being of mankind, what we feel is pitiful, limited, selfish pleasure.\nD: If we choose the profession that works best for the welfare of mankind, we cannot become famous scholars, great philosophers, outstanding poets, and flawless great people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "36", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhysician: In itself, exercise does not cause heart attacks; rather, a sudden increase in an exercise regimen can be a cause. When people of any physical condition suddenly increase their amount of exercise, they also increase their risk of heart attack. As a result, there will be an increased risk of heart attack among employees of this company due to the new health program.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn by the physician follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Employees will abruptly increase their amount of exercise as a result of the new health program.\nB: The new health program will force employees of all levels of health to exercise regularly.\nC: The new health program constitutes a sudden change in the company's policy.\nD: All employees, no matter what their physical condition, will participate in the new health program.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "37", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTime perception distortion the incorrect perception of time. In life, affected by various factors, people's perception of time is often not in line with reality. Sometimes they feel that time is too long, sometimes that time is too short. Many reasons are It can cause distortion of time perception.A bad performance in reality will make people feel like the end is far away.On the contrary, people always think that the good and happy time is too short.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not meet the time perception distortion?\n\nOptions:\nA: No see in a day, like March Xi\nB: Pleasure is too short for the night, loneliness and hate are longer\nC: In the post house alone, one day will be as long as a year, and the autumn wind and dew will start to become cold\nD: It's only been seven days since the spring, and it's been two years since I left home\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "38", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA scholar discovered an unlabeled nineteenth-century recording of someone reciting a poem written by Walt Whitman. During the nineteenth century, recordings of poetry were not made for wide commercial sale. Rather, they were made either as rare private souvenirs of the voices of famous poets or else as publicity stunts, in which actors recorded poems that were familiar to the public. Since the Whitman poem in the recording was never even published, it is likely that the voice in the recording is actually Whitman' s.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: explaining the historical context of an incident in order to demonstrate that each of the two possible scenarios involving that incident is as likely as the other\nB: distinguishing a phenomenon into two subtypes and then for a particular case eliminating one of those subtypes\nC: showing that two apparently mutually exclusive alternatives are actually compatible with one another\nD: offering a general principle and then demonstrating that the general principle is violated in a particular case\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "39", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe southernmost mountain system in South America and the southernmost mountain system in Africa have the same geological structure, the same minerals, and the same age. If the two continents are moved together, they become the same mountain system.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is inconclusive?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are land and sea on the earth\nB: The continents do not stand still, but drift slowly and constantly\nC: Parts of the original mountain plain of the continent were torn apart\nD: They have exactly the same geological structure on different continents\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "40", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople generally think that left-handed people are more likely to have operational accidents than right-handed people, which is a misunderstanding.In fact, most household chores range from fire burns to cut fingers from right-handed people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best summarizes the loopholes in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Make a substantive distinction between two types of phenomena without substantive distinction\nB: Analogy between two types of objects that are not comparable\nC: The proportion of domestic accidents in the whole operation accidents is not considered\nD: The proportion of left-handed people in all people is not considered\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "41", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe administrative law enforcement evidence refers to material evidence, audio-visual materials, electronic evidence and other evidence materials collected by administrative organs in the process of law enforcement and case investigation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the administrative law enforcement evidence?\n\nOptions:\nA: A procuratorial organ collects evidence of the suspect's presence\nB: A department of industry and commerce recorded a confession from an online shop\nC: A public security organ received a report on the whereabouts of the suspect\nD: A tax department seized a false VAT invoice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "42", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA major art theft from a museum was remarkable in that the pieces stolen clearly had been carefully selected. The criterion for selection, however, clearly had not been greatest estimated market value. It follows that the theft was specifically carried out to suit the taste of some individual collector for whose private collection the pieces were destined.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument tacitly appeals to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any art theft committed at the direction of a single individual results in a pattern of works taken and works left alone that defies rational analysis.\nB: The pattern of works taken and works left alone in an art theft can be particularly damaging to the integrity of the remaining collection.\nC: The pattern of works taken and works left alone can sometimes distinguish one type of art theft from another.\nD: Art thefts committed with no preexisting plan for the disposition of the stolen works do not always involve theft of the most valuable pieces only.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "43", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil now, only injectable vaccines against influenza have been available. Parents are reluctant to subject children to the pain of injections, but adults, who are at risk of serious complications from influenza, are commonly vaccinated. A new influenza vaccine, administered painlessly in a nasal spray, is effective for children. However, since children seldom develop serious complications from influenza, no significant public health benefit would result from widespread vaccination of children using the nasal spray.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The injectable vaccine is affordable for all adults.\nB: Adults do not contract influenza primarily from children who have influenza.\nC: Any person who has received the injectable vaccine can safely receive the nasal-spray vaccine as well.\nD: The new vaccine uses the same mechanism to ward off influenza as injectable vaccines do.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "44", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people believe that good health is due to luck. However, studies from many countries indicate a strong correlation between good health and high educational levels. Thus research supports the view that good health is largely the result of making informed lifestyle choices.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the same thing may causally contribute both to education and to good health\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that only highly educated people make informed lifestyle choices\nC: overlooks the possibility that people who make informed lifestyle choices may nonetheless suffer from inherited diseases\nD: does not acknowledge that some people who fail to make informed lifestyle choices are in good health\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "45", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestment banker: Democracies require free-market capitalist economies, because a more controlled economy is incompatible with complete democracy. But history shows that repressive measures against certain capitalistic developments are required during the transition from a totalitarian regime to a democracy. Thus, people who bemoan the seemingly anticapitalistic measures certain governments are currently taking are being hasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the investment banker's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A free-market economy is incompatible with a nondemocratic regime.\nB: No current government has reached as complete a state of democracy as it is possible for a government to reach.\nC: The nations whose anticapitalistic measures the people in question bemoan had totalitarian regimes in the recent past.\nD: The more democratic a country is, the less regulated its economy must be.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "46", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse memory refers to the recollection of an event that has never been experienced, or a false recollection of an experienced event.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is false memories?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mental process of decoding, storing and extracting invalid information.\nB: This thing has been done before, but he can't remember the details.\nC: I can't recall whether the word was really learned, I just guessed that it might have been learned.\nD: People's memory of the unexpected event.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "47", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertain politicians in the country of Birangi argue that a 50 percent tax on new automobiles would halt the rapid increase of automobiles on Birangi' s roads and thereby slow the deterioration of Birangi' s air quality. Although most experts agree that such a tax would result in fewer Birangians buying new vehicles and gradually reduce the number of automobiles on Birangi' s roads, they contend that it would have little impact on Birangi' s air-quality problem.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true in Birangi, would most strongly support the experts' contention about the effect of the proposed automobile tax on Birangi's air-quality problem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Automobiles become less fuel efficient and ttherefore contribute more to air pollution as they age.\nB: Currently, the sales tax on new tax on new automobiles is considerably lower than 50 percent.\nC: Some of the proceeds from the new tax would go toward expanding the nonpolluting commuter rail system.\nD: The scrapping of automobiles causes insignificant amounts of air pollution.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "48", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynaesthesia is the wonderful mixing of organs and communication between often disparate sensory areas of the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is synesthesia?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang Li turned on the FM radio, but when he heard the host speak, he felt uncomfortable in his left thigh, shoulder and even left ear, so he had to turn off the radio.\nB: When Liu Chengwu eats watermelon, he feels very sweet, ate a few more pieces. The consequence of doing so is loose bowels.\nC: When a singer heard that a new song was looking for someone to sing it first, he entrusted the record company to negotiate the price with the producer of the new song,and finally no deal.\nD: Huang Dawei, a deaf-mute teenager, communicates with his family by writing every time, so his speed is slow.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "49", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertain methods of creating high-quality counterfeit banknotes involve making accurate measurements of the images printed on genuine banknotes. Hence, if the production of high-quality counterfeit banknotes is to be prevented, some of the images on banknotes must be made very difficult or impossible to measure accurately.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's conclusion can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once the images printed on a banknote have been measured accurately, there is no further impediment to the banknote's being exactly replicated.\nB: Today's copying technology is sophisticated enough to replicate almost any paper product with great precision.\nC: Governments have better printing technology available to them than counterfeiters do.\nD: Few countries produce banknotes with images that are difficult for counterfeiters to measure accurately.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "50", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe manager of a nuclear power plant defended the claim that the plant was safe by revealing its rate of injury for current workers: only 3. 2 injuries per 200, 000 hours of work, a rate less than half the national average for all industrial plants. The manager claimed that, ttherefore, by the standard of how many injuries occur, the plant was safer than most other plants where the employees could work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most calls into question the manager's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: Workers at nuclear power plants have filed only a few lawsuits against the management concerning unsafe working conditions.\nB: Medical problems arising from work at a nuclear power plant are unusual in that they are not likely to appear until after an employee has left employment at the plant.\nC: The exposure of the workers to radiation at nuclear power plants was within levels the government considers safe.\nD: Workers at nuclear power plants are required to report to the manager any cases of accidental exposure to radiation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "51", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Kiffer Forest Preserve, in the northernmost part of the Abbimac Valley, is where most of the bears in the valley reside. During the eight years that the main road through the preserve has been closed the preserve' s bear population has nearly doubled. Thus, the valley' s bear population will increase if the road is kept closed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only some of the increase in the preserve's bear population over the past eight years is due to migration of bears from outside the Abbimac Valley.\nB: The bear population in areas of the Abbimac Valley outside the Kiffer Forest Preserve has decreased over the past eight years.\nC: The bear population in the Abbimac Valley has remained about the same over the past eight years.\nD: Only some of the increase in the preserve's bear population over the past eight years is due to migration of bears from other parts of the Abbimac Valley.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "52", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHunger marketing means that commodity suppliers deliberately reduce their output in order to regulate the relationship between supply and demand, create the illusion of short supply, and maintain a high selling price and profit margin of commodities. Hunger marketing is more suitable for industries with high unit price and difficult to form repeated purchase of single commodities.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to hunger marketing:\n\nOptions:\nA: A manufacturer has designed a new notebook computer, which is far from the consistent style of the brand in the past. The manufacturer is not sure whether it can be accepted by the market. It has limited the production of 30000 sets. After listing, the market reaction is very hot and the supply exceeds the demand\nB: When an automobile brand launched a new model, many people lined up and even were willing to increase the price. The manufacturer claimed that the output of the car was limited and had been limited to sales in order to expand the impact of hot sales\nC: A classic white ball shoes of a brand has been selling steadily. Recently, affected by the nostalgic wind in the fashion industry, the sales of white ball shoes have increased greatly, and the supply is in short supply\nD: Recently, the top grade Baijiu is not saleable, and a well-known brand Baijiu manufacturer has taken the initiative to limit production and raise the price to ensure the efficiency.Sales did not decline significantly\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "53", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll business managers are people who actively oppose corporate tax, because all those who actively oppose corporate tax are members of the chamber of commerce, so all members of the chamber of commerce are business managers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most similar to the above reasoning method?\n\nOptions:\nA: All worker leaders are politically conservative, because all union chairpersons are political conservatives, so all worker leaders are union chairpersons\nB: All vehicles used for transportation are status symbols, because all vehicles used for transportation are new types of cars, so all new types of cars are status symbols\nC: Some buildings with special insurance premiums are not wooden houses, because no wooden houses are fire-resistant houses, so all fire-resistant houses are buildings with special insurance premiums\nD: All soldiers are astronauts, because all astronauts are pilots, and all pilots are soldiers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "54", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe formation of technological innovation capability is a process and requires a certain environment. If people consciously and wisely shape an environment conducive to technological innovation, they can stimulate the social potential of technological innovation and reduce the time course from technological innovation to industrial application.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability of technological innovation has become the most critical manifestation of national strength\nB: Talent is the most important decisive force for technological innovation\nC: Technological innovation requires adequate financial support\nD: The environment determines the process of technological innovation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "55", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Ming, Wang Bing and Jack Ma made the following predictions for stock A and stock B respectively: Li Ming: as long as stock A does not rise, stock B will not rise. Wang Bing: at least one of stock An and stock B does not rise. Jack Ma: stock A rises if and only if stock B.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all three of the predictions are true, which of the following fits their predictions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stock A rises, but stock B does not rise\nB: Stock A does not rise, stock B rises\nC: Both stock A and stock B rose\nD: Neither stock A nor stock B rose\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "56", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe results of experiments that some volunteers took part in to assess the sweetness of drinks showed that those who regularly drank sugary drinks and were fatter rated the sweetness of the same drink lower than those of normal size. This shows that their taste buds are less sensitive to sweetness. The results also show that people who are fatter tend to choose sweeter foods subconsciously. This suggests that eating too much sugar may form a vicious circle, that is, eating sugar regularly will lead to a decrease in the sensitivity of taste buds to sweetness, and a decrease in satisfaction caused by eating the same amount of sugar, which will subconsciously ask for more sugar. The result is that eating too much sugar leads to obesity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not support the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are criterias for evaluating the sweetness of drinks.\nB: The volunteers were able to evaluate the sweetness of the drink more accurately.\nC: People who like sweets often can't resist the temptation of sweetness.\nD: Satisfaction is dominated by the subconscious.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "57", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorialist: In all cultures, it is almost universally accepted that one has a moral duty to prevent members of one' s family from being harmed. Thus, few would deny that if a person is known by the person' s parents to be falsely accused of a crime, it would be morally right for the parents to hide the accused from the police. Hence, it is also likely to be widely accepted that it is sometimes morally right to obstruct the police in their work.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the editorialist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that this argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that allowing the police to arrest an innocent person assists rather than obstructs justice\nB: takes for granted that there is no moral obligation to obey the law\nC: takes for granted that the parents mentioned in the example are not mistaken about their child's innocence\nD: fails to consider the possibility that other moral principles would be widely recognized as overriding any obligation to protect a family member from harm\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "58", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompared with the desolation of crosstalk in the media, the popularity of the weekend crosstalk club is quite intriguing. The art that was born and grew up among the people can gain new vitality only by returning to the masses and life. If there is no face-to-face communication and discussion with the audience, without the practice and training of the stage, without the audience's belly laughter and heart-to-heart understanding and communication, this kind of return will not be achieved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life practice is the source of crosstalk creation.\nB: The traditional form of crosstalk performance needs to be changed.\nC: Returning to the audience is the reason for the popularity of crosstalk clubs.\nD: Crosstalk can be reborn only when it returns to the folk stage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "59", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne way to judge the performance of a company is to compare it with other companies. This technique, commonly called benchmarking, permits the manager of a company to discover better industrial practices and can provide a justification for the adoption of good practices.\n\nQuestion:\nAny of the following, if true, is a valid reason for benchmarking the performance of a company against companies with which it is not in competition rather than against competitors EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Getting inside information about the unique practices of competitors is particularly difficult.\nB: Comparisons with competitors are most likely to focus on practices that the manager making the comparisons already employs.\nC: Managers are generally more receptive to new ideas that they find outside their own industry.\nD: Much of the success of good companies is due to their adoption of practices that take advantage of the special circumstances of their products or markets.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "60", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA photograph of the night sky was taken with the camera shutter open for an extended period. The normal motion of stars across the sky caused the images of the stars in the photograph to appear as streaks. However, one bright spot was not streaked. Even if the spot were caused, as astronomers believe, by a celestial object, that object could still have been moving across the sky during the time the shutter was open, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the spot was not the brightest object in the photograph\nB: the photograph contains many streaks that astronomers can identify as caused by noncelestial objects\nC: the spot could have been caused by an object that emitted a flash that lasted for only a fraction of the time that the camera shutter was open\nD: stars in the night sky do not appear to shift position relative to each other\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "61", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHousing endowment refers to the old man mortgaged his own property to a financial institution, according to the agreed conditions of regular pension and access to the corresponding services of the old - age way. After the old man's death, financial institutions can dispose of the property as agreed and pay the expenses already incurred.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to the housing endowment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Recently, Mr. Li and his wife put the money from the sale of their house in the bank and lived together in a nearby senior apartment. The monthly interest on their savings was enough to cover all the expenses there.\nB: Mr. Zhang and his wife, who are in their 70s, signed an agreement with the bank. Before their death, they received a monthly pension of 13,000 yuan from the bank; after their death, their property was disposed of by the bank.\nC: Zhao was severely disabled in a car accident. He signed an agreement with his distant nephew at a pawnshop and agreed that his nephew would take care of his daily living. The house in his name would be transferred to his nephew.\nD: After Lao Sun retired, he sold his big house in the city center and bought a second-hand small house. With the monthly pension plus the interest from the house sale, the couple's life was very comfortable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "62", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColds are caused by viruses, bacteria, dust, etc., and are not the result of catching a cold. In fact, people don't catch a cold in a very cold place. Because the virus is easy to freeze to death in a very cold place, and stay in a warm stove. It is easy to activate the virus and invade our body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: You can catch a cold if you don't catch a cold\nB: The lower the ambient temperature, the less likely it is to catch a cold\nC: Everyone who lives in an environment with a virus has caught a cold\nD: Letting the body catch cold is a reliable way to treat colds\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "63", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ground equipment, lithium-ion batteries are mainly used in military unmanned ground vehicles, robots, hybrid electric combat vehicles, etc. For ground combat vehicles driven by oil and electricity, using lithium-ion batteries as power source can not only reduce fuel consumption and logistics burden, but also improve the mobility and survivability of tactical vehicles. At present, multinational armies have increased hybrid electric driven combat vehicles. The research and development of lithium-ion battery modules for unmanned ground vehicles and ground robots. However, for large ground equipment, the weak power of lithium-ion battery is the main factor restricting its further application. Therefore, it is necessary to continue to develop lithium-ion batteries with high specific power and low cost in the future to meet the mission requirements of ground equipment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following statements about lithium-ion batteries is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are deficiencies in the application of large equipment.\nB: It has wide applicability in military applications.\nC: It has been vigorously developed as a new battery by various countries.\nD: It is the development direction of battlefield power source in the future.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "64", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNutritionist: Many people claim that simple carbohydrates are a reasonable caloric replacement for the fatty foods forbidden to those on law-fat diets. This is now in doubt. New studies show that, for many people, a high intake of simple carbohydrates stimulates an overproduction of insulin, a hormone that is involved in processing sugars and starches to create energy when the body requires energy, or, when energy is not required, to store the resulting by-products as fat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the nutritionist's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who produce enough insulin to process their intake of simple carbohydrates should not feel compelled to adopt low-fat diets.\nB: People on low-fat diets should avoid consumption of simple carbohydrates if they wish to maintain the energy that their bodies require.\nC: People who consume simple carbohydrates should limit their intake of foods high in fat.\nD: People who wish to avoid gaining body fat should limit their intake of foods high in simple carbohydrates.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "65", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the water lilies bloom at night, and this lotus blossoms during the day, so this lotus is not a water lily.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is very similar to the formal structure of the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: All professional sprinters wear nail shoes. Xiao Li is not a professional athlete, so Xiao Li does not wear nail shoes\nB: All goats have beards, and this sheep doesn't have beards, so this sheep is not a goat\nC: All the bailiffs are working. Xiao Wang works in the court, so Xiao Wang is a bailiff\nD: All taxpayers have savings, and this girl has savings, so this girl is a taxpayer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "66", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe transformation of explicit information into secret information is called encryption, and the transformation of secret information into explicit information is called decryption.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is encryption:\n\nOptions:\nA: At the faculty meeting, the head of the science and Technology Department said to everyone: your e-mail passwords are 2004.\nB: Xiao Li and his wife agreed that whoever goes out after the door must close the doors and windows, especially the anti-theft door should be locked\nC: Xiao Zhu said to Xiao Li, when I get to the top of the mountain, if I wave a magazine in my left hand, it means that the wind is strong. You don't go up.\nD: Xiao Zhang's computer is often opened at will. Recently, a large number of viruses have been found. In order to prevent the loss of files, Xiao Zhang reset his computer and locked it with Chinese and English letters and numbers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "67", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe notion that one might be justified in behaving irrationally in the service of a sufficiently worthy end is incoherent. For if such an action is justified, then one would be behaving rationally, not irrationally.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One cannot live the good life and be unhappy. If one's own neighbors see that one is unhappy, then they will see that one is not living the good life.\nB: A representative of the law, such as a judge or a police officer, ought not to commit crimes. For if representatives of the law commit crimes, they will be ineffective in preventing crime.\nC: One ought not to have both a cat and a goldfish. The goldfish is the natural prey of the cat, so it is unethical to place it at the cat's disposal.\nD: One cannot intend to spill a glass of water accidentally. Spilling it accidentally means that the act will not have been done intentionally.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "68", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs long as the rule of law and truly people - oriented,, we can completely solve the problem of arrears of migrant workers wages. According to a survey conducted during the Spring Festival in 2004, wage arrears to migrant workers are still serious in some places.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: In some places, there are not people-oriente.\nB: Some places are people-oriented.\nC: In some places, there is neither the rule of law nor the people-oriented.\nD: Some places either do not the rule of law or are not people-oriented.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "69", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who switch to a low-calorie diet generally do not lose any weight. This is surprising since it is understood that decreasing the calories in one' s diet, while maintaining the same level of activity, causes one to lose weight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Food that are low in calories tend to cost more money.\nB: People who switch to low-calorie diets also tend to decrease their level of activity.\nC: People who eat a low-calorie diet generally weigh less than people eating a higher calorie diet.\nD: Foods that are low in calories generally taste worse than high-calorie foods.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "70", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: The revolutionary party has been accused of having many overambitious goals and of having caused great suffering. However, most of the party' s goals were quickly achieved and the party did not have enough power to cause the suffering the critics claim it caused. So it is clear that the party was not overambitious and caused no suffering.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the historian's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to establish that the revolutionary party caused no suffering\nB: provides no evidence that the revolutionary party's goals were not overambitious\nC: fails to establish that any of the revolutionary party's critics underestimated the party's power\nD: gives mutually inconsistent responses to the two criticisms\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "71", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter a TV variety show was broadcast, the program director claimed that the program reached the highest level of current similar programs, because the program's ratings are 2% higher than similar programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The contestants on the show had mixed reviews\nB: The audience loves variety show\nC: The director's microblog had one hundred thousand comments critical of the show\nD: The quality of the show is not necessarily tied to ratings\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "72", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDecorating a house can lead to leukemia. According to the preliminary statistics of the hematology department of a hospital for more than a year, children who come to the hospital to see leukemia all show a common characteristic. Most of them carried out luxurious decoration of their houses within six months before the onset of the disease. The materials used include paint for beautifying walls, marble for the floor and other luxury building materials. Such children with leukemia account for 90% of the total number of children with leukemia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best reinforces the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children account for a higher proportion of leukemia patients\nB: The children who come to the hospital to see leukemia have a well-off family\nC: In addition to environmental pollution caused by decoration, virus is also a major cause of leukemia\nD: The age, parents' work, weight and height of the children who come to the hospital to see leukemia are basically the same\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "73", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have found that the immune regulation of mesenchymal stem cells has such a plasticity, that is, it is like a moderator of the inflammatory environment: when the inflammatory response increases, mesenchymal stem cells inhibit the immune response; when the inflammatory response weakens, mesenchymal stem cells may promote the immune response. This characteristic needs to be paid great attention in the process of treating diseases. For example, scientists have found that mesenchymal stem cells entering the human body can significantly alleviate the condition of patients with liver cirrhosis, reduce the inflammatory reaction in the liver, and improve liver function indexes such as bilirubin and albumin. However, dexamethasone can counteract the therapeutic effect of mesenchymal stem cells on liver cirrhosis to a considerable extent. The reason is that when patients receive the combined treatment of dexamethasone and mesenchymal stem cells, the inflammation in the focus of patients with liver cirrhosis will be reduced, resulting in the weakening of the immunosuppressive effect of mesenchymal stem cells and the complete disappearance of the therapeutic effect of mesenchymal stem cells. it may even aggravate the disease.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The therapeutic effect of mesenchymal stem cells on liver cirrhosis is better than that of dexamethasone.\nB: Mesenchymal stem cells can counteract the inhibitory effect of dexamethasone on inflammation.\nC: The combined use of mesenchymal stem cells and some drugs may undermine their therapeutic effect on inflammatory diseases.\nD: Scientists can shape the immunomodulatory function of mesenchymal stem cells according to the characteristics of inflammatory environment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "74", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll those who came into contact with SARS patients were isolated. All the quarantined people have come into contact with Xiao Li.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above proposition is true, which of the followings is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li is a SARS patient.\nB: Xiao Li is not a SARS patient.\nC: Some people may not have been in contact with SARS patients, but they have been in contact with Xiao Li.\nD: All SARS patients have been in contact with Xiao Li.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "75", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe gu, the hu, and the jue are types of bronze libation vessels that were produced in China during the Shang dynasty, almost 4, 000 years ago. Close examination of authentic gu, hu, and jue vessels reveals that they all bear incised patterns symbolizing the taotie, a mythological beast of greed. It must be true then that any bronze libation vessel that does not bear incised patterns symbolizing the taotie is not an authentic vessel produced in China during the Shang dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument makes which one of the following errors of reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: treating the fact that some members of a category possess a certain characteristic as sufficient evidence that possession of the characteristic is necessary for membership in that category\nB: basing a generalization on examples that the argument itself admits are atypical\nC: treating the fact that some members of a given category possess a certain characteristic as sufficient evidence that other objects that possess the characteristic are also members of that category\nD: treating the facts that certain specific objects belong to a given category and that some other objects belonging to that category possess a certain characteristic as sufficient evidence that the former objects also possess that characteristic\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "76", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the surface, college graduates in 1982 are similar to college graduates in 1964. They are quite conservative: they are well dressed and interested in tradition and respect their parents. But there is a deep-rooted difference: most of the 1982 surveyed college graduates declared that getting a good income in their freshman year was an important reason for their decision to go to college.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions is most supported by the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: College graduates in 1964 are actually more conservative than college graduates in 1982\nB: Most 1964 college graduates changed their purpose of going to college in the first or second year of college\nC: Less than half of the 1964 college graduates in their freshman year declared that they went to college to increase their income\nD: Comparing the college graduates in 1964 with the college graduates in 1982, their concern about finances is superficial.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "77", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSalesman: The picture tube is the core component of any TV. The P-brand TV and the T-brand TV use the picture tube of same quality. But the price of the P-brand TV is lower, so when you buy the P-brand TV not a T-brand, it is equivalent to paying a lower price but buying a TV with the same image quality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most strongly support the salesman's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The image quality of a TV is only determined by the quality of its picture tube\nB: P-brand TV and T-brand TV are assembled in the same factory\nC: Salespersons make less money from selling P-brand TV than selling T-brand\nD: P-brand TVs are sold more than T-brand TVs every day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "78", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntoine: The alarming fact is that among children aged 19 years and younger, the number taking antipsychotic medicines soared 73 percent in the last four years. That is greater than the increase in the number of adults taking antipsychotic medicines during the same period. Lucy: But the use of antipsychotic drugs by adults is considered normal at the current rate of 11 adults per 1, 000 taking the drugs. In contrast, the number of children on antipsychotic medication last year was 6. 6 per 1, 000 children.\n\nQuestion:\nLucy's argument is structured to lead to which of the following as a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that the number of children taking antipsychotic medicines increased 73 percent over the last four years is not an indication that the current level of use is abnormally high.\nB: The current level of antipsychotic drug use in children is abnormally high.\nC: It is unlikely that the increase in the use of antipsychotic medicines by children will continue at the same rate.\nD: If only 6. 6 out of every 1, 000 children are taking an antipsychotic medication, the increase in the use of such medicines cannot be the percentage Antoine cites.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "79", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVocational training refers to the training of vocational knowledge and practical skills of the trainees in accordance with the requirements of different vocational positions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is vocational training?\n\nOptions:\nA: A community has focused on the education of the people released from labor reform in this district\nB: A training institution held a simulation to participate in this year's broadcast host professional college entrance examination students pre-test training courses\nC: An enterprise has conducted enterprise education for the newly recruited employees this year\nD: A city's Human Resources and Social Security Bureau plans to hold a computer training course and home economics training course in the first half of the year, the training target is all laid-off personnel of the city\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "80", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMario: The field of cognitive science is not a genuinely autonomous discipline since it addresses issues also addressed by the disciplines of computer science, linguistics, and psychology. A genuinely autonomous discipline has a domain of inquiry all its own. Lucy: Nonsense. You' ve always acknowledged that philosophy is a genuinely autonomous discipline and that, like most people, you think of philosophy as addressing issues also addressed by the disciplines of linguistics, mathematics, and psychology. A field of study is a genuinely autonomous discipline by virtue of its having a unique methodology rather than by virtue of its addressing issues that no other field of study addresses.\n\nQuestion:\nLucy responds to Mario by\n\nOptions:\nA: establishing that Mario is not a philosopher\nB: questioning Mario's expertise in cognitive science\nC: showing that some of Mario's beliefs are not compatible with the principle on which he bases his conclusion\nD: demonstrating that Mario confuses the notion of a field of study with that of a genuinely autonomous discipline\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "81", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne day five friends got together and one of them enumerated the dangers of drinking and urged everyone to stop drinking. Are you quit drinking now?He asked one by one. The four men answered in different ways.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to their answers, which of the following does not violate the implied premise of this reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: I'm trying to quit drinking.\nB: I don't drink anymore.\nC: I never drink.\nD: I especially like drinking.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "82", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe National Farm Administration (NFA) has been concerned over the last decade with the struggles of barley growers. Plan: In an effort to support these barley growers, two years ago, the NFA began a program of sending them, each autumn, a free special mix of fertilizer and enzymes designed to multiply barley yield, to be applied the following spring during first growth. This mix had been stunningly successful in multiplying the yield of barley in laboratory conditions. Results: Most barley growers reported little change in their economic status over this two year period.\n\nQuestion:\n Further information: All barley growers received the shipments, and all used them. Weather conditions have been fair to optimal for barley growth over the past two years. In light of the further information, which of the following, if true, does most to explain the result that followed the implementation of the plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: This was the second such NFA program to aid barley growers; the first one, 14 years ago, was started with high hopes, but did little to change their situation.\nB: This program was implemented at a time when more than half of barley growers nationwide were reported barely breaking even in their yearly expenses.\nC: Some of the enzymes in the special mix multiply the growth of a bacteria that feeds on the young barley plants.\nD: The trucks that drove the special mix from the depot in Wisconsin to the individual farms sometime took as much as 4 or 5 days.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "83", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvice columnist: Several scientific studies have shown that, when participating in competitive sports, those people who have recently been experiencing major stress in their lives are several times more likely to suffer serious injuries than are other participants in competitive sports. Since risking serious injury is unwise, no sports activity should be used as a method for coping with stress.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the advice columnist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When people have been under considerable stress, they should engage in competitive activities in order to relieve the stress.\nB: A method for coping with stress should be used only if it has been subjected to scientific study.\nC: People with a history of sports injuries should not engage in sports activities if they have recently been under stress.\nD: If people recently under stress should avoid a subset of activities of a certain type, they should avoid all activities of that type.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "84", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse correlation means that causality is inferred between two events without causality based on some other unseen factors (potential variables), resulting in the illusion that the two events are related. However, this connection can not be confirmed by objective experiments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not a false correlation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The size of children's shoes and the child's language ability.\nB: The sales of cold drinks and the number of people drowning in the pool.\nC: The magnitude of inertia and the nuclear load of the car.\nD: The number of netizens and the degree of depreciation of the house.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "85", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a television program about astrology, investigators went into the street and found twenty volunteers born under the sign of Gemini who were willing to be interviewed on the program and to take a personality test. The test confirmed the investigators' personal impressions that each of the volunteers was more sociable and extroverted than people are on average. This modest investigation thus supports the claim that one' s astrological birth sign influences one' s personality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, indicates the most serious flaw in the method used by the investigators?\n\nOptions:\nA: People born under astrological signs other than Gemini have been judged by astrologers to be much less sociable than those born under Gemini.\nB: There is not likely to be a greater proportion of people born under the sign of Gemini on the street than in the population as a whole.\nC: People who are not sociable and extroverted are not likely to agree to participate in such an investigation.\nD: The personal impressions the investigators first formed of other people have tended to be confirmed by the investigators' later experience of those people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "86", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvery politician has to please his voters. Although Ma Ying-jeou is an honest man, he is also a politician. No one can please his voters without occasional ambiguity.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ma Ying-jeou will not say anything vague\nB: Ma Ying-jeou will say some vague words\nC: A politician who speaks vaguely is not an honest man\nD: Some honest people are not politicians\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "87", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA convenience store manager noticed that a cooler which had been stocked with only a cola product and an iced-tea product had 15 colas left at the end of the day but only 3 iced-tea beverages. As a result, the manager reasoned that he should increase the amount of iced tea and decrease the amount of cola he ordered from the distributor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the manager's rationale for ordering more iced tea and less cola?\n\nOptions:\nA: On the subsequent day, the remaining three iced tea beverages all sold within the first hour after the store opened.\nB: The cooler in question is the only place in the store where the cola and iced tea beverages are stocked.\nC: At the beginning of the day, the cooler was stocked with at least as many of the iced tea beverages as of the cola beverages.\nD: During that week, a special buy one, get one free sale was in effect for the cola beverage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "88", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA coffee manufacturer wants more restaurant chains to serve its brands of coffee. The manufacturer is considering a plan to offer its coffee to large chains at a significantly lower price, at least for a certain period. This lower price initially will reduce the manufacturer' s profits, but they hope to get into enough nationwide restaurant chains that their volume increases significantly. Once they have a much higher volume, even a small increase in their price would have an enormous effect on their profits.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the plan's chances of success, it would be most helpful to know which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the prices of some mixes of coffee will be discounted more than the prices of others.\nB: Whether an alternate plan would allow the coffee manufacturer to take greater profits from the restaurant chains to which it currently provides coffee.\nC: Whether their discounted price is lower than the prices of the coffee manufacturers who currently provide coffee to these nationwide restaurant chains.\nD: Whether the manufacturer will use the same shipping system as it has been using to ship coffee to restaurants across the country.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "89", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study on how social relationships affect human mortality, the researchers were surprised to find that, regardless of race, income, physical exercise and other factors, a person who is willing to help others and get along well with others, the average life expectancy is longer than the average person, especially among men. On the contrary, people who are malicious, benefit themselves at the expense of others, and do not get along well with others are 1.5 to 2 times more likely to die before the age of 70 than normal people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true,can best explain the above findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with physical and mental health tend to get along well with others, while people with psychological problems find it difficult to get along with others\nB: Men are generally more hostile to others than women in the same age group, and therefore have a lower life expectancy than women in most countries\nC: Being kind to others brings a relaxed and pleasant mood, which is good for your health; while benefiting yourself at the expense of others brings tension, which is harmful to your health\nD: Most people with good intentions and open-minded minds are mentally happy and healthy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "90", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world memory project is a continuation of the world heritage project. The world heritage project was launched by UNESCO in 1972, 20 years earlier than the world memory project. It focuses on the cultural and natural heritage with outstanding significance and universal value in the natural and artificial environment, such as history, aesthetics and archaeology, Buildings or sites of scientific and anthropological research value. The world memory project focuses on documentary heritage, specifically manuscripts, precious documents in any medium preserved in libraries and archives, and records of oral history.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the followings is the main differences between world heritage projects and world memory projects?\n\nOptions:\nA: Culture and archives\nB: Physical objects and relics\nC: Physical objects and records\nD: Heritage and literature\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "91", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe era of big data has come, in which case big data has become an intangible resource, but few people know how to realize this kind of assets. For an ordinary enterprise, enterprises not only have valuable customer data, but also have supplier data and internal finance.Data such as design and manufacturing management, and in the past few decades, many Chinese enterprises have completed the information application step by step and various information tools are digitizing the operation of the enterprise.However, few enterprises really get more value information from complex data and become a kind of asset, but it only stays on the surface for a long time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Enterprises should use information tools to realize the digitization of operation\nB: Enterprises should further tap the potential value of data assets\nC: Turning data into assets is the main purpose of enterprise big data application\nD: The existing data model is difficult to meet the needs of enterprise operation digitization\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "92", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArrest refers to a coercive method used by public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts to prevent defendants from evading or obstructing investigations and trials, or continuing to endanger society, and depriving them of their personal freedom in accordance with the law.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an arrest?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang injured Li because of a business dispute.Although it did not constitute a crime, the public security agency fined him 100 yuan and detained him for 15 days.\nB: The criminal Tian Mou stole 150,000 yuan of property, and in order to avoid the pursuit, he also injured a public security officer. After the public security organ caught him, he asked the People's Procuratorate for approval and sent him to a detention center.\nC: In the opening trial of an economic dispute case, the defendant Wang's wife made a big noise, slandered the presiding judge, and seriously disturbed the order of the court. Based on this, the court decided to detain him for five days.\nD: After robbing and killing someone, Chen tried to escape, but was caught by the villagers and then transferred to the village committee, where the village cadres detained him for three days.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "93", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fact that tobacco smoke inhaled by smokers harms the smokers does not prove that the much smaller amount of tobacco smoke inhaled by nonsmokers who share living space with smokers harms the nonsmokers to some degree. Many substances, such as vitamin A, are toxic in large quantities but beneficial in small quantities.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following is the pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that a large concentration of bleach will make fabric very white does not prove that a small concentration of bleach will make fabric somewhat white. The effect of a small concentration of bleach may be too slight to change the color of the fabric.\nB: From the fact that five professional taste testers found a new cereal product tasty, it does not follow that everyone will like it. Many people find broccoli a tasty food, but other people have a strong dislike for the taste of broccoli.\nC: Although watching television for half of every day would be a waste of time, watching television briefly every day is not necessarily even a small waste of time. After all, it would be a waste to sleep half of every day, but some sleep every day is necessary.\nD: Although a healthful diet should include a certain amount of fiber, it does not follow that a diet that includes large amounts of fiber is more healthful than one that includes smaller amounts of fiber. Too much fiber can interfere with proper digestion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "94", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrintwell' s Ink Jet Division manufactures ink-jet printers and the ink cartridges they use. Sales of its ink-jet printers have increased. Monthly revenues from those sales, however, have not increased, because competition has forced Printwell to cut the prices of its printers. Unfortunately, Printwell has been unable to bring down the cost of manufacturing a printer. Thus, despite the increase in printer sales, the Ink Jet Division must be contributing less to the company' s profits than it used to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some printer manufacturers have been forced to reduce the sale price of their ink-jet printers even more than Printwell has.\nB: In the past year, no competing manufacturer of ink-jet printers has had as great an increase in unit sales of printers as Printwell has.\nC: Unlike some competing companies, Printwell sells all of its printers through retailers, and these retailers' costs account for a sizable proportion of the printers' ultimate retail price.\nD: Ink-jet printers in regular use frequently need new ink cartridges, and Printwell's printers only accept Printwell's ink cartridges.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "95", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company that invests the necessary infrastructure in a large untapped diamond mine can reap as much as 700% profit in the first year. Some of the largest untapped diamond mines in the world are in the nation of Shagoca. Ttherefore, the American company that brokers a deal in the capital Conkin that allows it to put the necessary infrastructure in place at those mines stands to reap tremendous profits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain why American companies are not eager to invest in infrastructure necessarily for diamond mining in Shagoca?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fifteen-year-old civil war in Shagoca has caused significant setbacks for many foreign investments.\nB: The diamond mines in Shagoca are located close to population centers, which would allow for easy transport\nC: In certain states in Shagoca, profit from diamond mining is as heavily taxed as it is in the United States\nD: Diamond mining in climates closer to the equator, such as that in Shagoca, is much easier than diamond mining in regions where the soil is frozen most of the year\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "96", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the improvement of material life, people's spiritual pursuits have become more abundant, and the land of China has developed a collection craze. However, due to the excessive utilitarianism, the collection craze is somewhat impetuous, and it lacks a cultural soul. Recently, Beijing Several appreciation of treasures activities have been held. Experts are invited to appraise private collections. There are a lot of people who come with treasures, and very few of them can find genuine products; some people spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy collections that are fakes. .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Collection requires professional knowledge\nB: Collection needs to be properly guided\nC: The collection market urgently needs a group of professional appraiser talents\nD: Appreciation of treasures activity is conducive to purifying the collection market\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "97", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the truths of the advertising industry is that it is rarely necessary to use words and phrases with content in advertising. All advertising needs to do is to attract the attention of potential customers, because memory will contribute to everything. In terms of product sales, customers are The memory of a product is more important than the understanding of certain characteristics of the product.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the author's view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The advertising industry doesn't know much about the products it promotes\nB: It is not difficult to attract the attention of potential customers\nC: People do not need to have a deep understanding of a product to be able to remember it\nD: Ads that only attract the attention of potential customers lack authenticity\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "98", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA major breakthrough is brewing in biotechnology. In the field of agricultural genetically modified biotechnology, we have made continuous success in the use of transgenic technology, genetically modified grains, soybeans, hybrid rice and other stress-resistant, disease-resistant and high-yielding crops, and genetically modified animals. This is a major technological revolution for traditional agriculture. In the field of medical biotechnology, asexual reproduction techniques such as gene cloning, cell cloning and individual level cloning are developing rapidly. The research on stem cell cloning based on organ repair and transplantation has made positive progress, which has laid a solid foundation for the historic transformation of human beings from disease treatment to disease prevention. In the aspect of biochip, DNA chip becomes the product of the combination of biotechnology and microelectronic technology. Its application will greatly improve the accuracy and efficiency of disease detection and bring hope for the faster detection of some difficult diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Biotechnology has made important achievements in modern times. The study of organ repair and transplantation and liver cell cloning has made positive progress\nB: Biotechnology has cultivated a new type of genetically modified crops by using transgenic technology in agriculture, which has been well received by consumers\nC: After the doubts in life science are deciphered and answered by human beings one by one, a huge and dynamic biological industry will be formed, which will have a great impact on the development of environment, agriculture and other industries\nD: The final conquest of serious life-threatening diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, AIDS and nervous system diseases depends on the decoding of the sequence of gene structure\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "99", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPowell: Private waste-removal companies spend 60 percent of what public waste-removal companies spend per customer, yet give their customers at least as good service. Private waste-removal companies, ttherefore, work more efficiently. Freeman: Your conclusion is unwarranted. Different customers have different wasteremoval needs. Since private companies, unlike their public counterparts, can select which customers to serve, they choose to exclude the potential customers whom they judge to be the most costly to serve.\n\nQuestion:\nThe issue in dispute between Powell and Freeman is the\n\nOptions:\nA: accuracy of the figure of 60 percent with regard to the difference in service costs between private and public waste-removal companies\nB: ability of private versus public waste-removal companies to select which customers to serve\nC: reason private waste-removal companies are able to offer service comparable to that offered by public ones while spending less money per customer\nD: relationship between the needs of a waste- removal customer and the amount of money it takes to serve that customer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "100", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMagazine article: Punishment for crimes is justified if it actually deters people from committing them. But a great deal of carefully assembled and analyzed empirical data show clearly that punishment is not a deterrent. So punishment is never justified.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the magazine article's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attempts to be more precise than its subject matter properly allows\nB: ignores the problem of mistakenly punishing the innocent\nC: mistakenly allows the key term punishment to shift in meaning\nD: mistakes being sufficient to justify punishment for being required to justify it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "101", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEight large craters run in a long straight line across a geographical region. Although some of the craters contain rocks that have undergone high-pressure shocks characteristic of meteorites slamming into Earth, these shocks could also have been caused by extreme volcanic events. Because of the linearity of the craters, it is very unlikely that some of them were caused by volcanoes and others were caused by meteorites. Thus, since the craters are all different ages, they were probably caused by volcanic events rather than meteorites.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: No known natural cause would likely account for eight meteorite craters of different ages forming a straight line.\nB: A similar but shorter line of craters that are all the same age is known to have been caused by volcanic activity.\nC: No known single meteor shower has created exactly eight impact craters that form a straight line.\nD: There is no independent evidence of a volcanic event strong enough to have created the high-pressure shocks that are characteristic of meteorites slamming into Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "102", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional theory believes that due to climate change, human ancestors were forced to leave the arboreal environment and chose to walk upright on the ground. A recent study believes that early humans walked upright in the rugged mountainous regions of eastern and southern Africa today. The terrain was formed by volcanic eruptions and tectonic plate movements during the Pliocene. Human ancestors were attracted by rocky terrain and canyons. They can provide a good sheltered habitat and give them the opportunity to trap prey. This environment required early humans to have the ability to walk and climb upright, so human ancestors eventually evolved to walk upright on two legs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is consistent with the conclusion of the latest research?\n\nOptions:\nA: Climate change made early humans choose to walk upright.\nB: Human ancestors chose to walk upright to better adapt to the terrain.\nC: Changes in geological conditions changed the way human ancestors walked.\nD: Human ancestors were forced to leave their original living environment due to lack of food.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "103", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReducing speed limits neither saves lives nor protects the environment. This is because the more slowly a car is driven, the more time it spends on the road spewing exhaust into the air and running the risk of colliding with other vehicles.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider that if speed limits are reduced, increased driving times will increase the number of cars on the road at any given time\nB: neglects the fact that some motorists completely ignore speed limits\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that drivers run a significant risk of collision only if they spend a lot of time on the road\nD: presumes, without providing justification, that total emissions for a given automobile trip are determined primarily by the amount of time the trip takes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "104", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDr. Bradshaw: Gastric bypass surgery will provide sustained health and weight-loss benefits in morbidly obese patients, since it allows morbidly obese patients to have the size of their stomachs reduced to allow them to consume less food, and also allows food to bypass part of the small intestine, ensuring that fewer calories are absorbed. Morbidly obese patients will realize more sustained benefit from gastric bypass surgery than any other treatment regimen could provide. Dr. Hobbes: Not so. Gastric bypass surgery might help morbidly obese patients initially. However, patients undergoing this surgery will eventually become extremely dehydrated and deprived of critical nutrients needed to maintain their health due to the vastly decreased amount of food and beverages they can consume. Eventually, most will develop severe complications from dehydration coupled with nutrient loss. Hence, sustained health benefits will not be obtained.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is the point at issue between Dr. Bradshaw and Dr. Hobbes?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the technology of gastric bypass surgery will benefit patients in the long run\nB: whether gastric bypass surgery in general is more beneficial to health than other health care plans\nC: whether gastric bypass surgery should be used for all morbidly obese patients\nD: whether gastric bypass surgery is likely to be widely undergone by morbidly obese patients in future years\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "105", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recently completed study of several hundred subjects, all of approximately the same age, showed that those who exercised regularly during the study were much less likely to die during the study. This indicates that exercise can actually increase one' s life span. .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The subjects who did not exercise regularly during the study tended to have diets that were more unhealthy.\nB: A person who exercises regularly is probably doing so out of concern for his or her own health.\nC: A large number of the deaths recorded were attributable to preexisting conditions or illnesses.\nD: Whether or not a given subject was to exercise during the study was determined by the researchers on a random basis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "106", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmerican management scientists put forward the famous Cannikin's law, which tells us that the value of a barrel composed of multiple boards lies in its water holding capacity, but the key factor determining the water holding capacity of a barrel is not its longest board, but its shortest plate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf we regard an enterprise as a barrel, which of the followings determines the overall capability of the enterprise?\n\nOptions:\nA: The comprehensive strength of the enterprise in product quality, technology development and brand building.\nB: Weak links in enterprise construction and development.\nC: The core advantages of enterprises in competition.\nD: Coordination and cooperation of various links in enterprise composition.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "107", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the state has made efforts to reduce drug prices from the production, circulation and sales of drugs. However, many patients feel puzzled that, on the one hand, the national policy to reduce drug prices is constantly introduced, on the other hand, the prices of many common drugs are rising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drugs have fallen in price, and a few have risen in price, so overall, the price of drugs is still falling\nB: There is an increase in demand for commonly used imported drugs, and relevant policies are unable to control price increases for such drugs\nC: Although the government has introduced a policy to reduce drug prices, its impact will take some time to show\nD: The policy of reducing drug price can effectively control the drug price increase caused by the price increase of pharmaceutical raw materials in the drug market\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "108", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe race schedule of the car rally is divided into two parts, the driving section and the special section (stage). The driving section refers to the part between the two special sections, and the driver only needs to arrive at the new special section before the specified time. There is a limit time for the special section. For example, if the distance between point A and point B is 50 kilometers, and if the car can arrive in 30 minutes at the fastest, the time limit of the car must be less than 30 minutes, such as 27 minutes. When the driver takes more than 27 minutes from point A to point B, there will be a penalty time, and the winner will be the one who has least penalty time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The driver's performance is composed of two parts, a special section and a driving section.\nB: Special sections take less time, while driving sections take more time.\nC: Every winner must have a penalty time.\nD: Car rallying is a popular sport.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "109", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCryptococcus neoformans first invades the body through infection in the lungs, and then spreads to other organs, including the brain, which can cause chest pain, dry cough, abdominal swelling, headache, blurred vision and other symptoms. Among them, cryptococcal meningitis is the most serious. If it is not treated in time, about 86% of the patients may die within a year; even though there are multiple drug treatments, the mortality rate remains at 40%. 65%. What is even more frightening is that among those patients who survived death, some patients may also leave sequelae such as blindness, hearing impairment, hemiplegia, headache, lower limb muscle atrophy and so on, and its disability rate is about 20%.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly introduced in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The symptoms of cryptococcosis are obvious.\nB: The mortality rate of cryptococcosis is high.\nC: There are many sequelae of cryptococcosis.\nD: Cryptococcosis is very harmful.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "110", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe general availability of high-quality electronic scanners and color printers for computers has made the counterfeiting of checks much easier. In order to deter such counterfeiting, several banks plan to issue to their corporate customers checks that contain dots too small to be accurately duplicated by any electronic scanner currently available; when such checks are scanned and printed, the dots seem to blend together in such a way that the word VOID appears on the check.\n\nQuestion:\nA questionable assumption of the plan is that\n\nOptions:\nA: the size of the smallest dots that generally available electronic scanners are able to reproduce accurately will not decrease significantly in the near future\nB: most corporations served by these banks will not have to pay more for the new checks than for traditional checks\nC: most counterfeiters who use electronic scanners counterfeit checks only for relatively large amounts of money\nD: the smallest dots on the proposed checks cannot be distinguished visually except under strong magnification\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "111", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollege professor: College students do not write nearly as well as they used to. Almost all of the papers that my students have done for me this year have been poorly written and ungrammatical.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is the most serious weakness in the argument made by the professor?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to present contrary evidence.\nB: It requires confirmation that the change in the professor's students is representative of a change among college students in general.\nC: It offers no proof to the effect that the professor is an accurate judge of writing ability.\nD: It does not take into account the possibility that the professor is a poor teacher.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "112", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who buy commercial health insurance, because they can reimburse medical expenses, will allow bad behaviors and hobbies that can lead to illness, such as alcoholism, inaction, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best constitutes a challenge to the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is generally believed that the loss caused by disease is far from being compensated by reimbursement of medical expenses\nB: The amount reimbursed from the insurance company is not enough to cover all medical expenses\nC: The reimbursement scope of commercial medical insurance includes diseases caused by bad behavior and hobbies\nD: People with bad behaviors and hobbies rarely buy commercial medical insurance\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "113", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologists agree that human beings evolved from a fish, but they disagree about which species of fish. Since biologists agree that frogs are definitely related to the species of fish from which human beings evolved, on the basis of a close match between the mitochondrial DNA of lungfish and that of frogs Dr. Stevens-Hoyt claims that this ancestor must be lungfish. Dr. Grover, on the other hand, contends that mitochondrial DNA evolves too rapidly to be a reliable indicator of relationships between species over long periods of time, and citing the close chemical match between the hemoglobin of coelacanths (a saltwater fish) and that of tadpoles, claims that human beings must be descended from coelacanths.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the dispute above by the proposition that frogs are definitely related to the species of fish from which human beings evolved?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is offered as evidence for the contention that human beings must be descended from either lungfish or coelacanths.\nB: Since it implies that human beings are not descended from lungfish, it is cited as evidence against the claim that humans are descended from lungfish.\nC: It is an assumption that both parties to the dispute use as a starting point for their arguments about human evolution.\nD: It implies that either a match of mitochondrial DNA or a match of hemoglobin between lungfish and coelacanths would show that human beings evolved from one of these two species.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "114", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSuffering from kidney failure and having fallen into a coma, Mr. Smith urgently required a kidney transplant. When Mr. Smith' s cousin volunteered to donate a kidney, Mr. Smith' s daughter had to decide whether to sign the consent form permitting the transplant. She knew that her father strongly objected to transplantation of organs from live donors on the grounds that these operations caused serious disability to the organ donor. Although she knew her father' s objection was based on a mistaken belief about the danger to kidney donors, she decided not to consent to the surgery.\n\nQuestion:\nMr. Smith's daughter's decision conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient's rights to self-determination impose an obligation on others to accede to the patient's preferences concerning treatment, even when those preferences can only be inferred from a general knowledge of the patient's commitments, beliefs, and desires.\nB: A son or a daughter must do everything possible to protect the life and health of a parent unless the parent has prohibited the son or daughter from doing so.\nC: Anyone called on to make a medical decision concerning another person should always treat the interests of that person as paramount and decide according to what would most help promote that person's health, regardless of that person's age, mental condition, or physical disabilities.\nD: Withholding a medically advisable treatment from an unconscious patient is justified if securing that treatment would result in another person's becoming seriously disabled.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "115", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNeutrino is a kind of basic particle, which plays a very important role in the macro origin and evolution of the universe. Because it has no mass and no charge, and the interaction with other substances is extremely weak, the motion trajectory of neutrino will not change. Those neutrinos from the distant universe, from the edge of black holes or from the birthplace of cosmic rays can tell human beings where sources are and can even help us explore the black hole.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the best title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A surprising presence\nB: Maverick neutrinos\nC: Neutrinos: messengers of the universe\nD: Untouchable: invisible neutrinos\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "116", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to reports, 248 middle schools in a poverty-stricken area have had classes synchronusly with key middle schools in a certain tier city through live broadcasts for 16 years. In the past 16 years, some of these 248 middle schools have turned out provincial champions, and some have raised the undergraduate enrollment rate more than ten times. From the data point of view, this live teaching model is very successful. However, it is regrettable that this successful model has not been widely promoted across the country.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot explain this regrettable phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Different middle school students have different knowledge bases, so that this kind of live teaching lacks pertinence.\nB: This model requires the cooperation of many departments, and there are still many difficulties.\nC: It is difficult for middle schools in most poverty-stricken areas to form a high-level faculty.\nD: Some poverty-stricken areas have backward and conservative ideas and are unwilling to try and accept new things.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "117", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeeing a round of old spinning wagons in the corner of the room, the humming sound of sleepless night sounded in my ears; seeing the old loom, the past seemed to come to mind in the rhythm of weaving. Home textiles belong to The ancient traditional techniques, men farming and women weaving, are justified. Home-made cloth is often used as a dowry for rural girls and a testimony of their ingenuity. Peasant women sit by the loom and weave their colorful lives and dreams in earthen cloth as white as snow or flowers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main expression of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Return the soul to the original, return to simplicity\nB: The true feelings of the world are hidden in the earthen cloth\nC: Old things and folk customs, seeing things and feelings\nD: The glitz of the past passes through\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "118", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlcohol advertisements often tell people that it's OK to drink less alcohol. Controlling the amount of alcohol may also be good for the heart.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The optimal amount of alcohol for each person is different, which depends on individual age, gender and folic acid intake\nB: For those with low HDL, a healthy diet and a lot of exercise, drinking may be beneficial\nC: The survey shows that 80% of alcohol advertisements admit to over beautifying and exaggerating the benefits of drinking\nD: The content of resveratrol and antioxidants in red wine is limited\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "119", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the increasingly modern era, digital all-intelligent industry and the current large industry are the productive forces most dependent on social development. Handicraft, as an ancient human production, life style can also play its economic auxiliary role, but its cultural function significance will become increasingly prominent. Similar to the indispensability of spiritual Utopia, the existence of handicrafts will provide modern people with the opportunity to return to simple human nature and look back on human childhood, and the revitalization of traditional crafts will also open up a new realm of modern life and cultural creation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Handicrafts can play an auxiliary role in economic development\nB: The mode of handicraft production in modern society is indispensable\nC: There is a close relationship between cultural creation and traditional handicrafts\nD: The existence of handicrafts lies in its cultural function\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "120", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEarly in the development of a new product line, the critical resource is talent. New marketing ventures require a degree of managerial skill disproportionate to their short-term revenue prospects. Usually, however, talented managers are assigned only to established high-revenue product lines and, as a result, most new marketing ventures fail. Contrary to current practice, the best managers in a company should be assigned to development projects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the author's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: For most established companies, the development of new product lines is a relatively small part of the company's total expenditure.\nB: Early short-term revenue prospects of a new product line are usually a good predictor of how successful a product line will ultimately be.\nC: The current revenue and profitability of an established product line can be maintained even if the company's best managers are assigned elsewhere.\nD: The more talented a manager is, the less likely he or she is to be interested in undertaking the development of a new product line.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "121", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt many electronics retail stores, the consumer has the option of purchasing product warranties that extend beyond the manufacturer' s warranty. However, consumers are generally better off not buying extended warranties. Most problems with electronic goods occur within the period covered by the manufacturer' s warranty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of those who buy extended warranties on electronic goods do so because special circumstances make their item more likely to break than is usually the case.\nB: Retail stores sell extended warranties in part because consumers who purchase them are likely to purchase other products from the same store.\nC: Problems with electronic goods that occur after the manufacturer's warranty expires are generally inexpensive to fix in comparison with the cost of an extended warranty.\nD: Some extended warranties on electronic goods cover the product for the period covered by the manufacturer's warranty as well as subsequent years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "122", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll leaders who care about the personal development of employees have been proven to be well-managed leaders; while leaders who really care about the personal development of employees first focus on the career development of employees. Therefore, those who do not first focus on Leaders who care about the career development of employees are not well-managed leaders.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the above argument to be true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The career development of employees is the most prominent issue in the personal development of employees\nB: All well-managed leaders are leaders who care about the personal development of employees\nC: In recent years, employees are generally more concerned about their personal development\nD: All leaders who first focus on the career development of their employees are well-managed leaders\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "123", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new, more aggressive fungus that caused the potato famine in the 19th century in Ireland has recently emerged. Fortunately, because the new fungus can be killed by newly used fungicides, it will not cause widespread food shortages in the countries currently dependent on potatoes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if correct, can most doubt the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although potatoes are an important crop in many parts of the world, people in most countries mainly rely on wheat or rice for their livelihoods.\nB: In countries where the new fungus has spread, potato farmers cannot afford the increased cost of fungicides.\nC: Farmers in most countries use many insecticides and fungicides that kill new fungus on their crops.\nD: Most governments have special funds to reduce large-scale disasters such as severe food shortages and floods.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "124", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company held four competitions for swimming, bowling, billiards and table tennis. Xiao Li, Xiao Zhang, Xiao Wang and Xiao Dai all participated in one of the competitions, and the four people participated in different events. Known: (1) Xiao Li, Xiao Zhang has one person participating in a bowling game; (2) If Xiao Wang participates in a billiards game, Xiao Zhang participates in a bowling game; (3) Only Xiao Li participates in a bowling game, Xiao Wang participates in a billiards game; (4) If Xiao Wang participates in swimming or table tennis competitions, Xiao Dai will not participate in swimming or table tennis competitions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang participates in a table tennis match\nB: Xiao Wang does not play table tennis\nC: Xiao Dai participates in a billiards game\nD: Xiao Dai does not participate in the billiards game\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "125", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA beverage manufacturer changed the composition of a famous beverage they produced last year, and at the same time the export value of a small island in the Indian Ocean began to decline. The island's only export product, vanilla beans, accounted for more than half of the global supply. Therefore, analysts believe that the original ingredient of the famous drink contains vanilla extracted from vanilla beans, but the new ingredient does not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements are correct, what is the most powerful way to enhance analysts' reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Another neighboring island began to plant and produce vanilla beans\nB: A laboratory in the United States is developing synthetic vanilla beans\nC: Sales of several other best-selling products containing vanilla are also declining\nD: The number of vanilla beans imported by the country where the beverage manufacturer is located has decreased\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "126", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are six singers: F, G, L, K, H, M. Three piano accompaniment: X, Y, W. Each piano accompanist happens to accompany two of the singers. The known conditions are as follows: (1) if X accompanies F, W accompanies L. (2) if X does not accompany G, Y accompanies M. (3) X or Y to accompany H. (4) F and G do not share the same accompanist; L and K do not share the accompanist; H and M do not share the accompanist.\n\nQuestion:\nIf X accompanies L and H, which of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: W accompany K.\nB: Y accompany F.\nC: G and K are accompanied by the same accompanist.\nD: F and M are accompanied by the same accompanist.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "127", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country loses excessive topsoil and needs to import more food, which increases the pressure on the soil of other countries; a country's air pollution has caused neighboring countries to be harmed by acid rain; excessive carbon dioxide emissions have caused global warming and sea level rising. It can endanger all countries and regions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best summarize the main points of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Environmental pollution has affected the relationship between countries and may cause international disputes\nB: The rapid economic development will inevitably deteriorate environmental pollution. It is a rule 'pollute first and control later'\nC: In terms of pollution control, developed countries are willing to assume more responsibilities and obligations\nD: The problem of environmental pollution has become a regional and international problem, and solving the problem of environmental pollution is a common task confronted by all human being\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "128", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Hao Yun Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yin Ling Station is to the west of Hao Yun Station.\nB: Fu Yi Station is to the west of Jiu Shang Station.\nC: Hao Yun Station is to the west of Yin Ling Station.\nD: Jiu Shang Station is to the west of Fu Yi Station.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "129", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReverse service refers to the service that enterprises provide to customers to realize the use value of products (services) after products (services) are sold\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to reverse service\n\nOptions:\nA: An automobile 4S store provides customers with used car valuation and transfer services\nB: An air conditioning manufacturer provides customers with lifelong free door-to-door service\nC: An online store can return and exchange goods for free within 7 days after exiting the after-sales service\nD: A telecom operator launched a preferential activity of saving phone charges and sending mobile phones\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "130", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf one has evidence that an act will benefit other people and performs that act to benefit them, then one will generally succeed in benefiting them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best illustrates the proposition above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zachary hoped that psychotherapy could help his parents overcome their marital difficulties. He persuaded his parents to call a psychotherapist, and eventually their problems were resolved.\nB: Betsy overheard a heating contractor say that regularly changing the filter in a furnace helps to keep the furnace efficient. So Betsy has regularly changed the furnace filter in her daughter's house. As a result, the furnace has never required maintenance due to becoming clogged with dust or dirt.\nC: Sejal learned in a psychology class that the best way to help someone overcome an addiction is to confront that person. So she confronted her friend Bob, who was struggling with a chemical dependency.\nD: A country's leaders realized that fostering diplomatic ties with antagonistic nations reduces the chances of war with those nations. Because those leaders worried that war would harm their chances of being reelected, they engaged in diplomatic discussions with a hostile country, and the two countries avoided a confrontation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "131", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf public historiography belongs to history, then none of the three first-tier disciplines of history (Chinese history, world history and archaeology) can contain it alone, not to mention that it contains non-historical elements such as literature, communication, art and so on. In European and American universities, public historiography is either a professional degree program established by the history department or an interdisciplinary program established by the cooperation of history pedagogy and art major. Therefore, if Chinese public historiography wants to have its own unique discipline attribute, it must be clear on this point.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most suitable title for this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The nature of public historiography should be clearly defined.\nB: The relationship between public historiography and historiography.\nC: The different ownership of public historiography between China and Europe and America.\nD: What kind of discipline is public historiography?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "132", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoswami: I support the striking workers at Ergon Foods. They are underpaid. The majority of them make less that $20, 000 per year. Nordecki: If pay is the issue, I must disagree. The average annual salary of the striking workers at Ergon Foods is over $29, 000.\n\nQuestion:\nGoswmi and Nordecki disagree over the truth of which one of the following statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: It was unreasonable for the workers at Ergon Foods to go on strike.\nB: The average annual salary at Ergon Foods is over $29, 000.\nC: The striking workers at Ergon Foods are underpaid.\nD: It is reasonable to support striking workers who are underpaid.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "133", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial justice is not an abstract concept that arises out of thin air in people's minds, but the development of social development that comes into being with the emergence of society.Under different historical conditions, people's understanding of social justice is different. Engels once pointed out that the fairness of the Greeks and Romans believed that slavery was fair.The fairness of the bourgeoisie in 1789 demanded the abolition of feudalism because it was said to be unfair, so the concept of permanent fairness varied not only according to local conditions, but even from person to person.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely meaning of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Social justice is concrete\nB: Social justice is historical\nC: Social justice is relative\nD: Social justice has class character\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "134", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study comparing infant care revealed that the amount of stimulation babies receive affects their sleep. At six months of age, the babies in the study with a less stimulating daytime routine slept an average of two hours more per day than those with a more stimulating routine. Since sleep plays a very important role in a child' s development, parents would be wise to reduce the amount of stimulation their babies receive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Studies showed no correlation between stimulation and amount of sleep for children three years of age or older.\nB: The stimulation that babies receive helps them to develop intellectually.\nC: The babies who had a less stimulating routine gained weight at an average rate.\nD: Babies with less stimulating routines usually get extra sleep during the day.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "135", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe OLEX Petroleum Company has recently determined that it could cut its refining costs by closing its Grenville refinery and consolidating all refining at its Tasberg refinery. Closing the Grenville refinery, however, would mean the immediate loss of about 1, 200 jobs in the Grenville area. Eventually the lives of more than 10, 000 people would be seriously disrupted. Ttherefore, OLEX' s decision, announced yesterday, to keep Grenville open shows that at OLEX social concerns sometimes outweigh the desire for higher profits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the argument given?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even though OLEX could consolidate all its refining at the Tasberg plant, doing so at the Grenville plant would not be feasible.\nB: Closure of the Grenville refinery would mean compliance, at enormous cost, with demanding local codes regulating the cleanup of abandoned industrial sites.\nC: If the Grenville refinery were ever closed and operations at the Tasberg refinery expanded, job openings at Tasberg would to the extent possible be filled with people formerly employed at Grenville.\nD: The Tasberg refinery is more favorably situated than the Grenville refinery with respect to the major supply routes for raw petroleum.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "136", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe study found that a human face can be distinguished from other images a few hours after the baby is born. Because babies stare at faces for longer than they stare at expressionless oval paintings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most helpful in explaining the abilities of the babies described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A certain ability to recognize faces is innate, not acquired\nB: The longer a baby stares at an object, the more interested he is in that object\nC: A picture with a human face is different from a picture with an oval\nD: Babies rarely stare at an object for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "137", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstalling scrubbers in smokestacks and switching to cleaner-burning fuel are the two methods available to Northern Power for reducing harmful emissions from its plants. Scrubbers will reduce harmful emissions more than cleaner-burning fuels will. Ttherefore, by installing scrubbers, Northern Power will be doing the most that can be done to reduce harmful emissions from its plants.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Northern Power can choose from among various kinds of scrubbers, some of which are more effective than others.\nB: Harmful emissions from Northern Power's plants cannot be reduced more by using both methods together than by the installation of scrubbers alone.\nC: Aside from harmful emissions from the smokestacks of its plants, the activities of Northern Power do not cause significant air pollution.\nD: Switching to cleaner-burning fuel will not be more expensive than installing scrubbers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "138", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nQuestioning is actually the most basic scientific spirit. Previous results, conclusions and even widely confirmed and accepted theoretical systems need to be examined with skepticism. However, questioning is not the same as doubt, let alone a total negation. questioning is actually learning critically and accepting critically, and its purpose is to find loopholes, defects, imperfections, untested or inapplicable places in previous work. For example, Einstein questioned Newtonian mechanics and Newtonian theory of gravity, which led him to find that Newtonian mechanics and Newtonian theory of gravity are correct only in the case of low speed and weak gravitational field, otherwise it is necessary to use special relativity and general relativity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat are the characteristics of questioning in this passage? Which of the followings is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: As the reason for the basic spirit of science\nB: The internal connection and difference between suspicion and suspicion\nC: The importance to the development of scientific theory\nD: Its connotation and practical value\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "139", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe problem of population growth is a problem faced by countries in the world, especially developed countries. Developed countries generally face low fertility rates, slow population growth or even negative growth, which directly affects economic development and ethnic heritage. my country is implementing a family planning policy 30 Years later, we are also facing similar problems, so my country gradually liberalizes the second-child policy. However, the actual effect is not satisfactory. Some experts pointed out that the unsatisfactory effect of the second-child policy is mainly due to too much social pressure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true and best supports the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the release of the second-child policy, many couples born in the 70s who want to have a baby have passed the optimal childbearing age\nB: Young couples born in the 90s are more willing to live in a two-person world and are unwilling to have more children\nC: Because the cost of raising children is too high, many couples are reluctant to have more children\nD: The pollution of the social environment affects the fertility of many young couples\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "140", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe government should prohibit liquor companies from deducting advertising expenses from their operating income. In this way, liquor enterprises will pay more taxes, and they will have to raise the price of liquor, which in turn can restrain liquor consumption and reduce the incidence of various diseases caused by excessive drinking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be the hypothetical premise of the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible for liquor enterprises to offset the overpaid tax by reducing the cost of other aspects\nB: If liquor companies have to pay high taxes, they will no longer advertise\nC: If liquor companies do not advertise, the sales of liquor will be greatly affected\nD: The increased tax of liquor companies can be passed on to consumers by raising prices\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "141", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest research shows that drinking green tea regularly is good for the cardiovascular system.The researchers followed and studied more than 100,000 participants for seven years.Participants were divided into two groups: those who drank green tea more than three times a week (those who drank green tea more than three times a week) and those who did not drink green tea (those who never drank green tea or drank green tea less than three times a week). The researchers found that those who drank green tea had a 20% lower risk of heart disease and stroke and a 22% lower risk of dying from heart disease and stroke than those who did not drink green tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who never smoked had a 14% lower risk of heart disease and stroke than those who regularly drank green tea.\nB: The flavonols contained in green tea have the effect of preventing blood clots and platelet clumping.\nC: Catechins and various vitamins in green tea can effectively delay aging and prevent cancer.\nD: Participants in the green tea group were generally older than those in the non-green tea group.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "142", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHomeowners aged 40 to 50 are more likely to purchase ice cream and are more likely to purchase it in larger amounts than are members of any other demographic group. The popular belief that teenagers eat more ice cream than adults must, ttherefore, be false.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is flawed primarily because the author\n\nOptions:\nA: does not supply information about homeowners in age groups other than 40 to 50\nB: does not specify the precise amount of ice cream purchased by any demographic group\nC: fails to distinguish between purchasing and consuming\nD: discusses ice cream rather than more nutritious and healthful foods\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "143", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nElement refers to more than 100 basic metallic and non-metallic substances in nature. They are composed of one atom. Each nucleus in its atom has the same number of protons, which cannot be decomposed by general chemical methods, and can form all substances. Atom is an inseparable basic particle in chemical reaction. Atom is inseparable in chemical reaction, but in physical state, it is composed of atomic nucleus and electrons moving around the nucleus. Molecules are composed of atoms. It is the name of a basic particle that constitutes matter. It is a particle that exists alone and maintains the smallest chemical properties.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Atoms are the smallest particles that make up matter.\nB: Air is made up of all kinds of tiny atoms.\nC: Atoms with different numbers of protons are not the same kind of elements.\nD: Carbon monoxide molecule (CO) consists of an oxygen element and a carbon element.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "144", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoethe commented that Paganini showed a fiery soul on the strings. Parisians were so intoxicated by the sound of his piano that they forgot the cholera epidemic at that time. In Vienna, a blind man heard the sound of his piano and thought it was a band playing. When he learned that it was only the sound played by an Italian named Paganini on a violin, the blind man shouted, this is a devil!\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is intended to emphasize which of the following characteristics of Paganini?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fiery passion\nB: Play like the devil\nC: A strong power of imitation\nD: Superb performance\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "145", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers tested a new longevity drug on two groups of white rabbits. They injected two identical groups of rabbits with the new drug, then kept one in a cage and the other in a natural environment. The results showed that the average life span of rabbits raised in natural environment was 1/10 longer than that of rabbits raised in cage. As a result, the researchers believe that the relaxed environment is conducive to the function of the new drug.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely hypothesis for the researchers' conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The little white rabbit in the cage has an unhappy life.\nB: After the injection of the new drug, the little white rabbit lives more easily.\nC: Little white rabbits raised in the natural environment live more easily.\nD: The function of the new drug is closely related to the living environment of the subjects.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "146", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe official listing of an animal species as endangered triggers the enforcement of legal safeguards designed to protect endangered species, such as tighter animal export and trade restrictions and stronger antipoaching laws. Nevertheless, there have been many cases in which the decline in the wild population of a species was more rapid after that species was listed as endangered than before it was so listed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does most to account for the increase in the rate of population decline described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Public campaigns to save endangered animal species often focus only on those species that garner the public's affection.\nB: Poachers find it progressively more difficult to locate animals of a particular species as that species' population declines.\nC: Animals are more desirable to collectors when they are perceived to be rare.\nD: The process of officially listing a species as endangered can take many years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "147", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA fourteen-year study of finches on the Galapagos islands concluded that there is a definite relationship between climate and the population size of finch species that thrive at various times. During droughts, more members of large finch species survive because their bills are large enough to crack large, hard seeds, giving them a food supply unavailable to smaller birds. In rainy years, fewer members of the large finch species survive because the additional moisture fosters the growth of plants that produce small seeds. The larger finch varieties have to consume enormous numbers of small seeds to meet their energy demands, and some just cannot eat them fast enough.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following must be assumed in order to justify the conclusion that climatic variations cause a major difference in survival rates of small and large finches?\n\nOptions:\nA: During drought conditions, the weather promotes the growth of plants that produce small, hard seeds.\nB: A lengthy period of rainy weather results in fewer large, hard seeds being produced.\nC: In rainy periods, the small finches gather enough food to grow much larger and heavier, but their ultimate size is limited by their inability to eat small seeds fast.\nD: The Galapagos climate during this fourteen- year period had about as much dry weather as it had wet weather.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "148", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologists predict that the incidence of malaria will increase if global warming continues or if the use of pesticides is not expanded. But the use of pesticides is known to contribute to global warming, so it is inevitable that we will see an increase in malaria in the years to come.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The crime rate will increase if the economy does not improve or if we do not increase the number of police officers. But we will be able to hire more police officers if the economy does improve. Ttherefore, the crime rate will not increase.\nB: If global warming continues or if the rate of ozone depletion is not reduced, there will be an increase in the incidence of skin cancer. But reduced use of aerosols ensures both that global warming will not continue and that ozone depletion will be reduced. Thus, the incidence of skin cancer will not increase.\nC: If deforestation continues at the current rate and the use of chemicals is not curtailed, wildlife species will continue to become extinct. But because of increasing population worldwide, it is inevitable that the current rate of deforestation will continue and that the use of chemicals will not be curtailed. Thus, wildlife species will continue to become extinct.\nD: If interest rates increase or demand for consumer goods does not decline, inflation will rise. But if there is a decline in the demand for consumer goods, that will lead to higher interest rates. Ttherefore, inflation will rise.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "149", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the effects of lead poisoning is an inflammation of the optic nerve, which causes those who have it to see bright haloes around light sources. In order to produce the striking yellow effects in his Sunflowers paintings, Van Gogh used Naples yellow, a pigment containing lead. Since in his later paintings, Van Gogh painted bright haloes around the stars and sun, it is likely that he was suffering from lead poisoning caused by ingesting the pigments he used.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Van Gogh continued to use paints containing lead after having painted the Sunflowers paintings.\nB: In Van Gogh's later paintings he painted some things as he saw them.\nC: The effects of Naples yellow could not have been achieved using other pigments.\nD: Van Gogh did not have symptoms of lead poisoning aside from seeing bright haloes around light sources.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "150", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the raw materials used in artificial joints are no more than metals and plastics. because chemicals such as potassium, sodium and chlorine in the human body may cause corrosion and rust of metal materials and aging of plastics, the chemicals of metals and plastics must be highly stable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Artificial joints must be made of metal\nB: Plastic artificial joints are prone to aging\nC: Potassium, sodium, chlorine and other chemicals in the human body are very active and corrosive\nD: Metals and plastics with high chemical stability must be selected in the manufacture of artificial joints\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "151", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA beautiful face is often the result of averaging. Scientific research has found that the more people's faces are combined with computers, the more attractive the new faces are. Two faces are only ordinary people, and 32 faces can be made into beauties. This may be because the average face masks the original incongruity, or it may be because the average face is very symmetrical, which is one of the signs of health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following summarizes this passage most accurately?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ordinary people become ordinary-looking people because of the common shape of their faces\nB: A face with a unique personality is often not beautiful enough because it is not average\nC: The attractiveness of faces may be due to coordination, or it may be due to health\nD: Beauty is a subjective feeling, and not all people like computer-generated faces\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "152", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's economic globalization, western cultural classics and traditions are still surviving and continuing. In the United States, the president is sworn in according to the Bible, and pupils recite the oath of a nation under the protection of God every week. In China, primary school students no longer study the classics, and there are no people to take the oath of office according to the Analects of Confucius. China has become a country that has almost lost all its cultural classics and traditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the rapid development of science and technology, Western cultural classics and traditions are on the decline\nB: Officials in Chinese history have never taken the oath of office according to a classic\nC: The reading of scriptures by primary school students is a symbol for a country and a nation to maintain its cultural classics and traditions\nD: The cultural classics and traditions of a country and a nation play an irreplaceable role in science\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "153", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe administrative reconsideration law stipulates that if citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe that a specific administrative act infringes upon their legitimate rights and interests, they may apply to the administrative organ at the next higher level or the administrative organ specified in laws and regulations for reconsideration. The administrative procedure law stipulates that citizens, legal persons and other organizations may first apply to the administrative organ at the next higher level for reconsideration of administrative cases that fall within the scope of cases accepted by the people's court. If the applicant refuses to accept the reconsideration, he may bring a lawsuit in the people's court within 15 days from the date of receiving the reconsideration decision; he may also directly bring a lawsuit in the people's court.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above discussion, which of the following can be deduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a citizen, legal person or other organization is not satisfied with a specific administrative act, it can only apply for administrative reconsideration.\nB: If a citizen, legal person or other organization refuses to accept a specific administrative act, it can only file an administrative lawsuit.\nC: If a citizen, legal person or other organization is not satisfied with a specific administrative act, it shall not directly bring an administrative lawsuit.\nD: If a citizen, legal person or other organization is not satisfied with the decision of administrative reconsideration, it may bring an administrative lawsuit within the time limit prescribed by law.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "154", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is an advertisement in CCTV's Global Information list: every day, we only introduce you to three global hot people; only report the most important global events; only select the top five companies in the world; only release the latest financial news in the world; only introduce the most imaginative cutting-edge technologies;-- Global Information list, CCTV Economic Channel, 12:00 every day. Know that the messenger survives.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most accurate understanding of know that the messenger survives in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Its creativity comes from only paranoia can survive and paranoia is no longer synonymous with irrationality.\nB: In the original words, paranoia refers to people who dare to think, dare to do, dare to fight, dare to love, dare to hate, and dare to innovate.\nC: It is sensational at first, but when I think about it carefully, I feel that it is exquisite and proper.\nD: The taste of the whole program has risen to a level: providing information and focusing on survival.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "155", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvoluntary behavior refers to behavior that occurs due to force majeure or contrary to the subjective will of the actor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most consistent with involuntary behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the storm, in order to ensure the safety of the people on board, the captain ordered the commercial cargo to be pushed into the sea.\nB: In order to treat the mother's illness, the township finance office misappropriated public funds.\nC: Because of ignorance of the law, Xiao Chen hid his criminal friend at home.\nD: In the dark, the robbery Wang stabbed his friend to death by mistake.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "156", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRanodon Sibiricus is an endangered and rare animal. It was first discovered by a Russian explorer in 1840. After that, it disappeared for more than 100 years. It was rediscovered in Wenquan County, Xinjiang in 1898. However, data show that in the 15 years since 1898, the number of the northern salamander in Xinjiang has been reduced by half. Some experts believe that the habitat of the Ranodon Sibiricus in Xinjiang was originally a local pasture. Every summer, cattle and sheep walking around on the prairie will trample them to death, resulting in a sharp decline in their numbers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would challenge most the opinion of the above expert?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 1997, the Wenquan Ranodon Sibiricus Nature Reserve was established, and the local shepherd's awareness of protecting Ranodon Sibiricus was increasing.\nB: In recent years, the rainfall and groundwater level has decreased, affecting the water source environment on which Ranodon Sibiricus live.\nC: Ranodon Sibiricus is a kind of animal that is afraid of light. During most of the day, they usually hide under the stones of the creek, and it also avoids the trampling of cattle and sheep.\nD: The habitat of Ranodon Sibiricus is located in the mountains, where general tourists cannot reach at all.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "157", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a court juror is too professional, he may lose the normal vision of an ordinary person due to a strong professional perspective. The law is formulated for ordinary people, and it needs ordinary people to obey it to be effective. Similarly, the judicial process also needs ordinary people. Institutionalized participation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat question does this text address, which of the following points out?\n\nOptions:\nA: Outsiders intervene in the court hearing process\nB: Procedures for hearing cases in court\nC: How can the law be effectively complied with\nD: Professionals serve as court jurors\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "158", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNowadays, children's homework is not only their own business, the parents of most primary and middle school students are faced with the task of doing homework with their children, including dictation, checking homework, signing and so on. According to a survey of more than 3000 parents, 84 percent of parents accompany their children to do their homework every day, while 67 percent of the parents surveyed worry about doing homework with their children. Some experts pointed out that parents accompany their children to do their homework, which is equivalent to acting as an assistant to school teachers, allowing the family to become an extension of the classroom, which will adversely affect the growth of children.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the above expert's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents tutoring their children should not focus on the homework assigned by the teacher, but should focus on stimulating their children's interest in learning and cultivating their good study habits so as to make them feel novel and happy in their growth.\nB: Parents usually have their own work, some have to work overtime at night, and some need to study work and do housework even if they go home in the evening, so it is generally difficult to have the energy to seriously complete the homework assigned by the school teacher.\nC: Parents are the best teachers, parents help their children to acquire all kinds of knowledge, which is the proper meaning of family education, for middle and lower grade children, the companionship of parents in the learning process is particularly important.\nD: Parents accompany their children to do their homework, which will make their children lack independence and initiative in learning. Under the double pressure of teachers and parents all day, it is not only difficult to develop interest in learning, but also more difficult to develop independent personality.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "159", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nt present, people love tourism more and more. Many tourists will travel to some famous cities. There is often such a phenomenon: on the way to visit scenic spots, the Miss tour guide will always stop in front of several handicraft processing plants and persuade everyone to visit the factory. She says that the products are cheap and it doesn't matter whether they buy or not. Therefore, some tourists often complain, but this behavior continues, Even one year is better than another\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the least likely cause of the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although some people are not satisfied, many tourists are willing. Their smile when they come out of the factory is evidence\nB: Most tourists are rich economically. They just want to save time and don't care about the price of goods\nC: An important task for some tourists to travel is shopping. If they go home empty handed, the family will be unhappy\nD: The manufacturer's products are sold directly, the quality is guaranteed, and the price is really cheap. Why not\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "160", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnti-political politics refers to a political attitude and a denial of totalitarian politics. The basic idea is not to regard politics as a technology of power and manipulation, nor to regard politics as a rule about controlling humans. Or useful art, but regard politics as a way to seek and realize a meaningful life.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is most suitable for anti-political politics?\n\nOptions:\nA: Outstanding politicians are philosophers\nB: Countries of different groups of people should be established according to cultural traditions\nC: Countries should seek common ground while reserving differences\nD: The fundamental purpose of politics is to pursue human harmony and comprehensive development\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "161", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people think that only by establishing a good institutional mechanism can corruption be fundamentally put an end to. However, in Chinese society, once an atmosphere is formed, even a powerful system will be torn apart by it. righting the hearts of the people and then the world. If we want to solve the problem fundamentally, we must take rectifying the hearts of the people as the foundation. Only when the hearts of the people are upright can the wind of corruption and utilitarianism be eliminated, and can the anti-corruption system be truly established and effectively implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is corruption in any society, and no matter what method is used, it can only be weakened but not eradicated\nB: The formation of corruption and utilitarianism is not caused by imperfect system or lax enforcement\nC: The effective way to change customs is to select talents, narrow the gap between the rich and the poor and benefit from righteousness\nD: The system is the foundation of straightening the hearts of the people. with the anti-corruption system and strict implementation, the atmosphere will change\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "162", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnterprise competition is based on efficiency, and efficiency is based on family affection. The various systems of our country are not to destroy family affection, but to bring out family affection to the highest point.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which of the following would most seriously weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Family affection can be built not only on the basis of private morality, but also on the basis of public morality.\nB: The main function of the system is to dilute family affection and prevent people from using family affection to do bad things.\nC: Family affection can bring efficiency to the enterprise, and once the enemies become enemies, it can also bring disaster to the enterprise.\nD: Although the system can stimulate family affection, the system itself cannot accommodate the slightest affection.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "163", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a group, thumb a lift refers to the phenomenon that individuals benefit from other members of the group without doing anything. The sucker effect refers to the phenomenon that when individuals find that some members of the group enjoy free riding, individuals will reduce their efforts, that is, individuals prefer to reduce their efforts and bear the consequences of reduced returns, rather than become a sucker and be thumb a lift by others.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the straw effect\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang liked clean and often took the initiative to clean the dormitory. Soon after, he found that other roommates no longer cleaned the dormitory. After that, even if he felt that the sanitary condition of the dormitory made him uncomfortable, he no longer cleaned it\nB: Xiao Liu's company completes the task in a team way. After completing the task, all team members will receive the same reward. Xiao Liu feels that even if he works harder, he will not get more rewards, so he doesn't work so hard\nC: According to the team competition rules, the result of the last place in the group is the result of the group. Xiao Fang found that one member of his team was very slow to complete the task. He felt that his team could not win, so he didn't go all out\nD: Xiao Jiang is a member of the Publicity Department of the student union. When the student union organizes the academic forum of the whole university, the publicity department is responsible for the design of posters and picture books. Xiao Jiang is not active. He knows that these achievements will be signed by the student union in the end, and there is no personal signature\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "164", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFamily economy means that businesses use people's attention to family relations to hold commercial profit promotion activities during traditional festivals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the family economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: A studio launched an outdoor family photo shooting discount on the occasion of the third anniversary of the store\nB: During the Mid Autumn Festival, a food enterprise appropriately raised the sales price of moon cakes in gift boxes\nC: On the eve of children's day, a shopping mall launched a half discount on children's clothing and toys\nD: During the Double Ninth Festival, massage chairs and health products in many shopping malls have different degrees of discounts\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "165", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMayor Pollister always repays his contributors by passing the laws they desire. Since Mayor Pollister recently passed the city' s first clean air act, he must have had a contributor to repay.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mayor Pollister recently gained a great deal of support from a contributor.\nB: Mayor Pollister would not have passed the law unless he was doing so for a contributor.\nC: Mayor Pollister needed contributions to succeed in the election.\nD: The city will be benefited by the passage of the clean air act.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "166", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstitutional entrepreneurs: refers to those who not only perform the functions of traditional entrepreneurs, but also help establish a market system in the process of their career development. They are highly sensitive to opportunities in the development environment and dare to break through institutional barriers to obtain considerable income.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, Which of the following is not institutional entrepreneurs?\n\nOptions:\nA: An entrepreneur who developed an online car-hailing system to change the operating mode of the taxi industry\nB: An entrepreneur who established a third-party payment method and cooperated with major financial institutions\nC: An entrepreneur who established an education group to improve the ability of private schools\nD: An entrepreneur who innovated the mode of instant messaging to change the way people transmit information\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "167", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAppreciation is an organic part of literary activities. Only in the process of appreciation can works acquire its essence and become literary works. Traditional literary theory ignores literary appreciation, which makes it difficult for literary research to go further and hinders the development of literary creation. The biggest difference between modern literary theory and traditional literary theory lies in the importance of literary appreciation. It can be said that the study of literary appreciation is the starting point of modern literary theory, and modern literary theory is based on the theory of literary appreciation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the followings is the most accurate understanding?\n\nOptions:\nA: Modern literary theory attaches importance to the process literature of literary appreciation.\nB: Creation is the prerequisite literature for the popularity of literature.\nC: Appreciation is the way to acquire the essence of works, and it is the most important part of literary activities. \nD: The popularization of literary appreciation activities has laid the cornerstone of literary theory.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "168", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA follow-up study on the impact of fathers' diet on offspring found that men-to-be fathers were more likely to develop obesity if they became obese due to overeating before the next generation. This probability had little to do with the mother's weight, while when the father-to-be was starved and experienced the threat of hunger, his children were more likely to develop cardiovascular disease. As a result, the study suggests that the diet of fathers-to-be affects the health of their offspring.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many children who are seriously overweight, and their fathers are not overweight\nB: The father's nutritional status shapes the information he transmits from germ cells, which affects the physiological function of the child\nC: If the child's father suffers from cardiovascular disease, the child's chances of getting the disease in adulthood will be greatly increased\nD: If the father-to-be is too old or has bad habits such as smoking, his children are more likely to have neonatal defects\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "169", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarx was an indomitable great man, but also a man of flesh and blood. He loves life, is sincere and simple, heavy affection heavy righteousness. Marx and Engels' revolutionary friendship lasted 40 years, as Lenin said; There are all kinds of very moving friendship stories in ancient legends, but the Friendship of Marx and Engels surpasses all the most moving legends of human friendship of the ancients.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some indomitable great men love life and value love and righteousness\nB: The most striking friendships of the ancients generally lasted less than 40 years\nC: Engels also loved life, sincere and simple, heavy on love and righteousness\nD: Lenin was also an indomitable great man and an ordinary man of flesh and blood\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "170", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-taxable income is income that is devoted to a specific purpose the economic benefits derived from activities that are not for-profit in nature or origin income that is not taxable and is not part of the taxable income amount.Such as financial allocation, administrative charges and so on.Tax-exempt income is an important part of taxpayers' income, but the tax benefits that the state gives to the economic benefits of certain projects in order to achieve some economic and social goals,but it is possible to restore taxed income over a period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following statements is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to encourage independent innovation of high-tech enterprises, the government stipulates that in the past two years, there will be no tax on the sales income of such enterprises' R&D. Therefore, the sales income of the company's R&D is tax-free income\nB: An agricultural product company has received a special financial subsidy from the local government for agricultural processed products, which is a non-tax subsidy\nC: According to state regulations, companies whose annual net income from technology transfer is less than 300,000 yuan are temporarily exempt from income tax, so this part of income is tax-exempt income\nD: In order to encourage taxpayers to actively buy government bonds, the state stipulates that interest income from government bonds is not included in taxable income for the time being,no corporate income tax is levied,therefore, interest income on government bonds is a non-taxable income\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "171", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA bodybuilder needs to win a regional contest before competing in the national championship. Arnold just won the West Coast regional contest, so he is eligible to compete in the national championship. The last five winners of the West Coast regional contest have all won the national championship. Arnold' s trainer has worked with the last three national champions, and he believes Arnold will win the national championship this year. Thus, Arnold will win the national championship.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that:\n\nOptions:\nA: it draws a hasty generalization based on a small sample size.\nB: it confuses a probability with a certainty.\nC: it confuses correlation with causation.\nD: it confuses a necessary and sufficient condition.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "172", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLawyer: In a risky surgical procedure that is performed only with the patient' s informed consent, doctors intentionally cause the patient' s heart and brain functions to stop by drastically reducing the patient' s body temperature. When the procedure is completed, body temperature is quickly restored. Because the doctors deliberately stop the patient' s life functions, if these functions do not resume following the procedure, the medical team is technically guilty of manslaughter.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the lawyer's analysis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deliberately bringing about the cessation of a person's life functions is manslaughter if and only if the cessation is permanent.\nB: One is guilty of manslaughter only when one intends to cause irreversible loss of a person's life functions.\nC: Any time a medical procedure could result in the patient's death, the medical team could be charged with manslaughter.\nD: If a medical procedure is known to carry a very high risk of causing the patient's death, then only if the patient does die can the doctors be guilty of manslaughter.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "173", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll of Mr. Sun's friends claimed that they knew that someone had smoked at least two packs of cigarettes a day for 40 years, but he had been in good health, but what is certain is that Mr. Sun did not know that there was such a person among his friends. There are also people who don't know like Mr. Sun.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following is most likely to be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no direct relationship between how much you smoke and whether you are healthy\nB: The communication between friends may be exaggerated, but no one wants to lie on purpose\nC: Every smoker known by Mr. Sun's friends must not be the same person\nD: Some of Mr. Sun's friends didn't tell the truth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "174", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTherapist: Cognitive psychotherapy focuses on changing a patient' s conscious beliefs. Thus, cognitive psychotherapy is likely to be more effective at helping patients overcome psychological problems than are forms of psychotherapy that focus on changing unconscious beliefs and desires, since only conscious beliefs are under the patient' s direct conscious control.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the therapist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Psychological problems are frequently caused by unconscious beliefs that could be changed with the aid of psychotherapy.\nB: It is difficult for any form of psychotherapy to be effective without focusing on mental states that are under the patient's direct conscious control.\nC: Cognitive psychotherapy is the only form of psychotherapy that focuses primarily on changing the patient's conscious beliefs.\nD: No form of psychotherapy that focuses on changing the patient's unconscious beliefs and desires can be effective unless it also helps change beliefs that are under the patient's direct conscious control.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "175", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLoss of inheritance rights refers to the heir's disqualification of inheritance due to certain crimes or other illegal acts against the decedent or other heirs.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following actions will not lead to the loss of inheritance rights?\n\nOptions:\nA: In ordinary small talks, Xiao Zhang mentioned that he is not willing to inherit the inheritance left by his father\nB: In order to monopolize the inheritance, Xie Qiang threatened and insulted his brothers and sisters, forcing them to give up their inheritance rights\nC: On the occasion of his uncle's death, Xu secretly revised the will that his uncle had just made\nD: In order to be able to take control of the family business as soon as possible, Xiao Li poisoned and assassinated his stepfather\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "176", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the United States, of the people who moved from one state to another when they retired, the percentage who retired to Florida has decreased by three percentage points over the past ten years. Since many local businesses in Florida cater to retirees, this decline is likely to have a noticeably negative economic effect on these businesses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of people who move out of Florida to accept employment in other states has increased over the past ten years.\nB: The number of people who left Florida when they retired to live in another state was greater last year than it was ten years ago.\nC: The total number of people who retired and moved to another state for their retirement has increased significantly over the past ten years.\nD: Florida attracts more people who move from one state to another when they retire than does any other state.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "177", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the forest continues to disappear at its present pace, the koala will approach extinction, said the biologist. So all that is needed to save the koala is to stop deforestation, said the politician.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements is consistent with the biologist's claim but not with the politician's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deforestation is stopped and the koala becomes extinct.\nB: Reforestation begins and the koala survives.\nC: Deforestation is slowed and the koala survives.\nD: Deforestation continues and the koala becomes extinct.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "178", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithout rapid economic development, there will be no progress in social undertakings. Now the economic development is fast, So the construction of social undertakings will also achieve remarkable results.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the same as the above textual reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Socialist democracy and development complement each other and are indispensable. Democracy is the prerequisite of the legal system, and the legal system is the embodiment of democracy. Now the legal system is constantly improving, so democracy is guaranteed\nB: Benefit and fairness are a contradictory unity. Without fairness, it is difficult to achieve greater benefits. A company's benefits have increased, so the company has also achieved distribution fairness\nC: The higher the degree of socialization, the finer the division of labor. Now the degree of socialization has increased, so the current division of socialization is also finer\nD: Honesty and integrity are the basic requirements for leading cadres. A leading cadre with a decent working style and strict self-discipline is a qualified leading cadre\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "179", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Contrary to what many people believe, the number of species on Earth is probably not dwindling. Extinction is a natural process, and about as many species are likely to go extinct this year as went extinct in 1970. But the emergence of new species is also a natural process; there is no reason to doubt that new species are emerging at about the same rate as they have been for the last several centuries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the columnist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 1970 fewer new species emerged than went extinct.\nB: The regions of the world where new species tend to emerge at the highest rate are also where species tend to go extinct at the highest rate.\nC: Scientists are now better able to identify species facing serious risk of extinction than they were in 1970.\nD: The vast majority of the species that have ever existed are now extinct.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "180", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMultiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease: white blood cells attack the myelin sheath that protects nerve fibers in the spinal cord and brain. Medical science now has a drug that can be used to successfully treat multiple sclerosis, but the path that led medical researchers to this drug was hardly straightforward. Initially, some scientists believed attacks characteristic of multiple sclerosis might be triggered by chronic viral infections. So in 1984 they began testing gamma interferon, one of the body' s own antiviral weapons. To their horror, all the multiple sclerosis patients tested became dramatically worse. The false step proved to be instructive however.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is LEAST compatible with the results of the gamma interferon experiment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Gamma interferon stops white blood cells from producing myelin-destroying compounds.\nB: Administering gamma interferon to those without multiple sclerosis causes an increase in the number of white blood cells.\nC: The drug now used to treat multiple sclerosis is known to inhibit the activity of gamma interferon.\nD: Medical researchers have discovered that the gamma interferon level in the cerebrospinal fluid skyrockets just before and during multiple sclerosis attacks.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "181", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn view of the considerable length of the police chief' s tenure as head of the department, the chief should be held accountable for the widespread corruption in the department. That no evidence was discovered that the chief was involved in any way in the corruption does not allow us to escape this conclusion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If corruption is rampant among a certain group, then the person in charge cannot be expected to take corrective action if that person has not been in charge for very long.\nB: A supervisor should not be held accountable for widespread corruption among his or her subordinates unless the supervisor could reasonably be expected to know about that corruption.\nC: Any supervisor who knowingly tolerates widespread corruption among his or her subordinates should be held accountable .\nD: If a person has been in a position of authority for a long time, then there is no excuse that can absolve the person of responsibility for widespread corruption among subordinates.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "182", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are many repertoire of dazzling skills in classical music, and there are multiple forces to promote dazzling skills in the development of history. Sometimes, it is the composer who wants to test the limits of sound, writing a passage that the performer at that time generally cannot play for the sake of melody or harmony. Sometimes, it is the composer who does not know enough about a solo instrument to think rationally from the point of view of playing, so he writes a piece that is difficult or even impossible to play. Sometimes, it is the performer who takes the initiative to pursue a breakthrough, asking for music that could not be performed in the past, so as to highlight the difference between himself and other performers.\n\nQuestion:\nWith regard to the driving force of the dazzling skills of music, which of the following options is not in line with the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The composer created a passage that was difficult to play out of experimental considerations.\nB: The performer has to perform to the limit because of the requirements of the music.\nC: The composer created a repertoire that was extremely difficult to play because of carelessness.\nD: The performer takes the initiative to perform a breakthrough in order to highlight his own personality.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "183", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: A recent study concluded that top-loading washing machines are superior overall to front-loaders. But front-loaders have the controls and access in front. This is more convenient for wheelchair users, some of whom find it highly inconvenient to remove laundry from top-loaders. So for some consumers front-loaders are superior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption upon which the consumer advocate's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: For some consumers the convenience of front- loaders outweighs the advantages of top-loaders in assessing which is superior.\nB: Convenience is the only important factor in determining which type of washing machine is superior.\nC: Retrieving clothes from front-loaders is inconvenient for people who are not wheelchair users.\nD: Retrieving clothes from a top-loader is convenient for people who do not use wheelchairs.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "184", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe tendency of mediocrity in spiritual life is a prominent phenomenon in our real life, which is mainly manifested in the following aspects: lack of spiritual goal, neither traditional support nor ideal guidance; the expansion of utilitarian consciousness leads to the lack of true feelings between people; the mass consumption culture that resorts to the senses is rampant, and the serious culture of the soul is in a dilemma.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The trend of mediocrity in spiritual life is mainly manifested in the loss of faith, lack of truth and cultural dislocation\nB: The mass consumption culture is full of vitality, while the serious culture is lifeless\nC: People who explore and create independently in spiritual and cultural undertakings are divorced from their time\nD: As the spiritual life tends to be mediocre, it is easy for people to have a sense of loss\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "185", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: A manufacturers' trade group that has long kept its membership list secret inadvertently sent me a document listing hundreds of manufacturing companies. A representative of the trade group later confirmed that every company listed in the document does indeed belong to the trade group. Because Bruch Industries is not listed on the document, it is evidently not a member of the trade group.\n\nQuestion:\nThe journalist's reasoning in the argument is flawed in that the journalist\n\nOptions:\nA: does not explain how it is that the trade group could have inadvertently sent out a secret document\nB: does not present any evidence that the document names every member of the trade group\nC: gives no reason to think that Bruch Industries would want to belong to the trade group\nD: takes for granted the accuracy of a statement by a representative who had a reason to withhold information\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "186", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain unit organizes employees to perform physical examinations and employees can sign up voluntarily.Lao Wang met a newcomer Xiao Li and talked about it. Lao Wang reminded Xiao Li: The unit organizes a physical examination. Hurry up and sign up. Xiao Li said : I am in good health and I don't need to report it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be used as a hypothesis in Xiao Li's answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you are not in good health, you should register for a physical examination.\nB: As long as I'm in good health, I don't have to take a physical examination.\nC: Anyone who signs up for a physical examination is in poor health.\nD: Only those who are not in good health will sign up for a physical examination.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "187", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternet music downloading websites allow consumers to download music onto their home computers. Patrons of these music downloading websites purchase more albums from retail stores than people who do not download music through these websites. Ttherefore, downloading music on these websites actually encourages consumers to purchase more albums than they otherwise would.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to criticism because it\n\nOptions:\nA: uses inherently self-contradicting claims to support its conclusion\nB: generalizes about the behavior of a large group based on the actions of a few unrepresentative samples\nC: suggests a premise must be false because of the lack of evidence to support it\nD: fails to consider that the concurrent existence of two states of affairs does not imply that one caused the other\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "188", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA concurrent sentence is a sentence in which a facultative phrase acts as a predicate or an independent sentence. The concurrent sentence has the following characteristics: first, the predicate of the concurrent sentence is composed of verb-object phrases and subject-predicate phrases, and the object of verb-object phrases is also the subject of subject-predicate phrases. Second, most of the concurrent sentences have the meaning of causative, so the former predicate in the sentence is mostly served by the causative verb. Third, the predicate in the sentence is the purpose or result of the previous action, that is, there is a certain semantic connection between the two verbs before and after the sentence. I asked him to give a report is a concurrent sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to a concurrent sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher asked me to tell you about it.\nB: I went to the library to borrow a book to read.\nC: The school calls on graduates to teach.\nD: The students chose Xiaoming as their monitor.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "189", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past three years, three canoes have been excavated successively on the beach of the Huaihe River in Xi County, Xinyang County, Henan Province. Among them, the first canoe was found under the beach of the Huaihe River of Zhangzhuang formation in Xuzhuang Village, suburban Township, Xixian County in 2010, which has been proved to be one of the earliest and largest canoes found in archaeology in China. The canoe is 9.3 meters long, 0.8 meters wide and 0.6 meters high. According to carbon-14 measurements, these canoes are made of the same materials as the wood produced in tropical Yunnan. This shows that in ancient times more than 3000 years ago, the climate of Henan was very similar to that of the tropics today. The climate on both sides of the middle and lower reaches of the Huaihe River is warm and humid, with tall and dense trees and a wide variety of animals and plants.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The raw materials of these canoes can not be transported from the remote primeval forests of Yunnan, but can only be used locally.\nB: These canoes have been soaked in water for thousands of years and are very heavy.\nC: The story of carving a boat and seeking a sword took place in the land of Chu, including the south of Xuchang, Henan Province.\nD: The two ends of the canoe are pointed, chiseled from a complete log and well preserved.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "190", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, stealth fighters mainly rely on shape design and material surface coating to reduce their detectability and realize radar stealth. However, due to many limitations such as the level of existing technology and materials, the difficulty of fighter manufacturing, maneuverability, cost and follow-up costs, and the convenience of maintenance and support, stealth fighters have to make a certain balance in the above aspects. Therefore, it is generally impossible to achieve the so-called all-round stealth in all directions and all electromagnetic bands, especially when it performs special tasks and carries or mounts non stealth configurations exposed outside the body, its stealth ability will be greatly reduced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dilemma of manufacturing stealth fighter is introduced.\nB: The design defects of stealth fighter are analyzed.\nC: Technical difficulties of stealth fighter are discussed.\nD: The stealth principle of stealth fighter is described.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "191", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a positive and effective development model, global tourism emphasizes that the development of tourism adapts to the carrying capacity of resources and environment. By comprehensively optimizing tourism resources, infrastructure, tourism functions, tourism elements and industrial layout, better dredge and reduce the bearing pressure of the core scenic spots, and better protect the core resources and ecological environment. Realizing the rational layout and optimal allocation of facilities, elements and functions in space is of great significance to promote the new pattern of ecological protection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable for the title of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reduce the pressure on scenic spots by global tourism.\nB: Promoting the new pattern of ecological protection with global tourism.\nC: Protecting core resources with the view of gobal tourism resources.\nD: Optimizing industrial layout with the view of global tourism environment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "192", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlong with the deepening of reform and opening up, prices quickly highly marketable commodity and labor force, land price according to the auction market, even the price of the stock also highly marketable, but only the most broad laborer's main the savings deposit interest income from property market, the monopoly system of interest by artificially low public property income, which provides a cheap for the enterprise Capital, which also provides banks with juicy interest rates and low-risk customers, is the basis of institutional arrangements that allow savers to become victims of financial stability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The institutional monopoly of interest on household savings deposits affects the distribution of income and wealth on a global scale\nB: At present, the interest system of resident savings deposit is monopolistic\nC: I think the resident deposit loan system plays an important role in maintaining financial stability\nD: The monopolistic interest system artificially suppresses the public's property income\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "193", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the development of society and daily life, the decisions of enterprises and families are not only affected by visible costs, but also restricted by a variety of accounting books, but actually occupy the hidden costs of relevant manpower and material resources. Invisible cost, like dark matter, is difficult to observe, but its size and trend can be inferred from its impact on related economic activities. From the perspective of social development, if policy makers want to comprehensively reduce the cost of economic activities and reduce the burden on enterprises and families, in addition to giving concessions in visible costs such as taxes and fees, reducing hidden costs is also a very important part.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable for the title of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cost determines decisions.\nB: The hidden cost that restricts development.\nC: The key to decision-making is cost reduction.\nD: The hidden cost that can not be ignored.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "194", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Edwards must have revealed information that was embarrassing to the university. After all, to have been publicly censured by the head of the university, as Edwards was, a professor must either have revealed information that embarrassed the university or have been guilty of gross professional negligence, and Edwards' professional behavior is impeccable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments exhibits a pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Anyone who is either awarded a letter of commendation or who receives a bonus must be recommended by a company officer. Simon has been recommended by a company officer and will receive a bonus, so he must not have been awarded a letter of commendation.\nB: To earn a merit salary increase, an employee of TGX must either bring in new clients or develop innovative products. No innovative products were developed at TGX this year, however, so TGX employees must have brought in many new clients.\nC: Any employee of Wilkins, Waddel, and Sloan who discusses a client with a member of the press will be either fired or demoted. But since Wilkins employees never discuss their clients at all, no Wilkins employee will ever be demoted.\nD: Anyone promoted to supervisor must either have worked on the shop floor for three years or have an influential sponsor. Daniels, ttherefore, clearly has an influential sponsor, since he was promoted to supervisor after only one year on the shop floor.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "195", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMaria: Calling any state totalitarian is misleading: it implies total state control of all aspects of life. The real world contains no political entity exercising literally total control over even one such aspect. This is because any system of control is inefficient, and, ttherefore, its degree of control is partial. James: A one-party state that has tried to exercise control over most aspects of a society and that has, broadly speaking, managed to do so is totalitarian. Such a system' s practical inefficiencies do not limit the aptness of the term, which does not describe a state s actual degree of control as much as it describes the nature of a state' s ambitions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses Maria's main conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: No existing state currently has even one aspect of society under total control.\nB: No state can be called totalitarian without inviting a mistaken belief.\nC: The degree of control exercised by a state is necessarily partial.\nD: To be totalitarian, a state must totally control society.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "196", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nActivist: Although the environmental bill before the legislature is popular with voters, it will have mainly negative economic consequences if it is passed, especially when we try to lure new businesses to our country. Great leaders have the courage to look beyond popularity to what is sound policy; legislators ought to do the same by not voting for this bill.\n\nQuestion:\nThe activist's argumentation is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: takes for granted that if a bill is popular, it will not be sound economically\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that a bill is less likely to pass if it is deemed to have negative economic consequences\nC: fails to consider whether there are noneconomic reasons for supporting the bill that outweigh the reason given for rejecting it\nD: presumes, without providing justification, that most of the legislators are great leaders\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "197", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe similarity between ichthyosaurs and fish is an example of convergence, a process by which different classes of organisms adapt to the same environment by independently developing one or more similar external body features. Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles and thus do not belong to the same class of organisms as fish. However, ichthyosaurs adapted to their marine environment by converging on external body features similar to those of fish. Most strikingly, ichthyosaurs, like fish, had fins.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following is an inference that can be properly drawn on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whenever two classes of organisms share the same environment, members of one class will differ from members of the other class in several external body features.\nB: An organism does not necessarily belong to a class simply because the organism has one or more external body features similar to those of members of that class.\nC: The members of a single class of organisms that inhabit the same environment must be identical in all their external body features.\nD: The members of a single class of organisms must exhibit one or more similar external body features that differentiate that class from all other classes of organisms.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "198", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeology is a science that studies how to find and obtain the physical remains of ancient human society, and how to study the history of human society based on these remains. In other words, archaeology is the science of studying history through physical objects based on scientific excavation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to archaeology?\n\nOptions:\nA: Study the authors of ancient books\nB: Verify the authenticity of auctioned ancient paintings\nC: Estimate the value of exhibited artifacts\nD: Study the age of unearthed farm tools\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "199", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnnouncement for a television program: Are female physicians more sensitive than male physicians to the needs of women patients? To get the answer, we' ll ask physicians of both sexes this question. Tune in tomorrow.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, identifies a flaw in the plan for the program?\n\nOptions:\nA: There still are fewer women than men who are physicians, so a patient might not have the opportunity to choose a woman as a physician.\nB: Women as patients are now beginning to take a more active role in managing their care and making sure that they understand the medical alternatives.\nC: Those who are best able to provide answers to the question are patients, rather than physicians.\nD: Physicians are in general unwilling to describe the treatment style of other physicians.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "200", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe factory has conducted an investigation on the academic qualifications of skilled workers and found that the educational level of skilled workers who have newly entered the factory has been greatly improved in the past five years. Therefore, the overall quality of technical workers in the factory has been greatly improved.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings cannot support the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new skilled workers who entered the factory in the past five years are still working in the factory.\nB: Products produced by highly qualified skilled workers are less unqualified.\nC: The higher the education, the higher the quality.\nD: Highly educated people will lead other colleagues to improve their quality.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "201", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is a corruption case in a company. After investigating all the people who may be involved in the case, the four auditors each have the following conclusions: A: no one is corrupt. B: manager Zhang is not corrupt. C: not all of these people involved in the case are free from corruption. D: some people do not have corruption.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four auditors is sure to be true, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is true, Manager Zhang is not corrupt\nB: C is true, Manager Zhang is not corrupt\nC: C is true, Manager Zhang was embezzled\nD: D is true, Manager Zhang did not embezzle\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "202", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArtificial intelligence can imitate human intelligence and behavior, perceive the environment and make decisions in a complex and changeable unknown environment, so as to actively perform tasks or complete set goals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the definition, which of the following options belongs to artificial intelligence?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the user adds the clothes, the fully automatic washing machine can automatically complete a series of washing processes such as water filling, washing, water changing and drying.\nB: The assembly line robot can complete the assembly work of different parts of different machinery and equipment according to the parameters preset by the engineer.\nC: The personality test software can calculate according to the tester's various input parameters and the designed algorithm, so as to give the testee's personality description.\nD: The robot dog newly developed by Sony Corporation of Japan can identify men and women based on the characteristics of people's clothes and appearance, and use Hello Mr. or Hello Miss to greet different people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "203", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe one-third effect means that when human beings make decisions and choices, when there are 3 or more options, they will make wrong judgments due to the limitations of traditional thinking. The limitation of thinking is that when people face many equal probabilities,Although you know that the chances of each choice are the same, you will always resist the first and last options psychologically, so you usually make a choice on one of the middle options.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belong to the one-third effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students in the middle and upper reaches of the class have the greatest potential in the middle school stage\nB: The store with the highest sales volume on the commercial street is not at both ends of the street\nC: Due to the excessive pursuit of perfection, there are more and more leftover men and leftover women\nD: Xiao Zhang chose the last option for all the multiple choice questions in the English exam\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "204", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more users of the cable TV pay channels in city X than in city Y, so citizens of city X are more aware of international current affairs than citizens of city Y.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, except for which one, will weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monthly rental fee of the cable TV pay channels in city X is lower than that of similar channels in city Y.\nB: The survey shows that citizens of city X spend less time watching TV than citizens of city Y.\nC: The cable TV pay channels in city X are all entertainment programs.\nD: Most citizens of city Y work in city X and usually only return to city Y on weekends.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "205", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMuscular strength is a limited resource, and athletic techniques help to use this resource efficiently. Since top athletes do not differ greatly from each other in muscular strength, it follows that a requirement for an athlete to become a champion is a superior mastery of athletic techniques.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The differences in muscular strength between top athletes are not great.\nB: No athlete can become a champion without a superior mastery of athletic techniques.\nC: Only champion athletes have a superior mastery of athletic techniques.\nD: Superior muscular strength is a requirement for an athlete to become a champion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "206", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDrivers in the country of Holston want highway tolls eliminated. The cost of maintaining the highways is paid entirely out of revenue from the highway tolls. Holston must maintain its highways. Thus, it follows that if the tolls are eliminated, then the entire cost of maintaining the highways will have to be paid for by an increase in general taxes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption made by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The amount of money saved by eliminating the costs associated with toll collection would not be available to pay part of the total cost of maintaining the highways.\nB: The total cost of maintaining the highways will be less if the highway tolls rather than the general taxes pay for the maintenance.\nC: If the highway tolls are not eliminated, there will be no need to increase the general taxes.\nD: If the highway tolls are eliminated and the general taxes are increased to pay for maintaining the highways, there will be less emphasis on preventive maintenance.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "207", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRelevant departments of Dongpo City have planned a selection activity for the ranking of ideal living quarters in the city. The method is to select ten indicators, which involve community hardware facilities (housing quality, supporting facilities, etc.), environmental sanitation, degree of greening, and public security status, transportation convenience, etc. Each index is evaluated according to the actual quality or quantity, and a score between 1 and 10 points is evaluated, and then the average of these ten scores is obtained, and the ranking is ranked according to its level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a necessary assumption for the feasibility of the above planning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The importance of all indicators is basically equal\nB: The measurement of various indicators can be more accurately quantified\nC: The conditions reflected by the measurement data of various indicators have a long-term stability\nD: If the content of the index is modified accordingly, this selection method is general, for example, it can be used to evaluate the ranking of key middle schools in the city\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "208", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA province has made great efforts to develop the tourism industry. At present, three famous scenic spots have been formed: East Lake, West Island and Nanshan. Each scenic spot has three routes: two-day tour, three-day tour and four-day tour. Li Ming, Wang Gang and Zhang Bo plan to go to the above three places for a 9-day tour. Everyone has designed their own tourism plan. Later, it was found that the three of them chose different routes for each scenic spot: Li Ming's planned number of days to the East Lake was the same as Wang Gang's planned number of days to the West Island, Li Ming's plan to Nanshan was a three-day tour, and Wang Gang's plan to Nanshan was a four-day tour.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li Ming plans a two-day tour of the East Lake and Wang Gang plans a two-day tour of the West Island\nB: Wang Gang plans a three-day tour of the East Lake and Zhang Bo plans a four-day tour of the West Island\nC: Zhang Bo plans a four-day tour of the East Lake and Wang Gang plans a three-day tour of the West Island\nD: Zhang Bo plans a three-day tour of the East Lake and Li Ming plans a four-day tour of the West Island\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "209", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study, pairs of trained dogs were placed side by side and given a command such as sit. After both obeyed the command, one dog was given a treat while its partner was given no reward at all. Over time, the dogs who went unrewarded began to disobey the command. This shows that dogs have an aversion to being treated unfairly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following would be most useful to know in order to evaluate the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Were dogs who were accustomed to receiving regular rewards prior to the study more inclined to obey the command?\nB: How many repetitions were required before the unrewarded dogs began to disobey the command?\nC: Is there a decline in obedience if rewards are withheld from both dogs in the pair?\nD: Were dogs who received treats in one trial ever used as dogs that did not receive treats in other trials?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "210", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew types of washing machines designed to consume less energy also extract less water from laundry during their final spin cycles than do washing machines that consume somewhat more energy. The wetter the laundry, the more energy required to dry it in an automatic dryer. Thus using these new types of washing machines could result in an overall increase in the energy needed to wash and dry a load of laundry.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following is the pattern of reasoning most parallel to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more weights added to an exercise machine, the greater the muscle strength needed to work out on the machine. Up to a point, using more muscle strength can make a person stronger. Thus an exercise machine with more weights can, but does not necessarily, make a person stronger.\nB: Pine is a less expensive wood than cedar but is more susceptible to rot. Outdoor furniture made from wood susceptible to rot must be painted with more expensive paint. Ttherefore, building outdoor furniture from pine rather than cedar could increase the total cost of building and painting the furniture.\nC: The more skill required to operate a machine, the harder it is to find people able to do it, and thus the more those people must be paid. Ttherefore, if a factory installs machines that require highly skilled operators, it must be prepared to pay higher wages.\nD: The more people who work in the library's reading room, the noisier the room becomes; and the noisier the working environment, the less efficiently people work. Ttherefore, when many people are working in the reading room, those people are working less efficiently.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "211", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: An arrest made by a Midville police officer is provisional until the officer has taken the suspect to the police station and the watch commander has officially approved the arrest. Such approval is denied if the commander judges that the evidence on which the provisional arrest is based is insufficient. A government efficiency expert has found that almost all provisional arrests meet standards for adequacy of evidence that watch commanders enforce. The expert ttherefore recommends that the watch commander' s approval should no longer be required since the officers' time spent obtaining approval is largely wasted. This recommendation should be rejected as dangerous , however, since there is no assurance that the watch commanders' standards will continue to be observed once approval is no longer required.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the editorial, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a proposal against which the editorial is directed; the second is a judgment reached by the editorial concerning that proposal.\nB: The first is a recommendation that the editorial questions; the second provides evidence against that recommendation.\nC: The first is a position that the editorial challenges; the second is a judgment that was made in support of that challenged position.\nD: The first is a recommendation made by the editorial; the second acknowledges a potential objection against that recommendation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "212", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRestaurant manager: In response to requests from our customers for a children' s menu, we recently introduced three different options designed for kids: a grilled cheese sandwich with fries, chicken tenders with onion rings, and a hot dog with potato chips. The first two are frequently ordered, but no one orders the hot dog, although it costs less than the other two. Clearly, then, the children who eat here prefer not to eat hot dogs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning in the restaurant manager's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to prove a claim on the basis of evidence that a number of people hold that claim to be true\nB: drawing a conclusion that is inconsistent with one premise of the argument\nC: ignoring possible differences between what people say they want and what they actually choose\nD: treating one of several plausible explanations of a phenomenon as the only possible explanation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "213", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the one hand, due to the bad weather, on the other hand, because the main pepper growers are switching to high-priced cocoa, the world's pepper production has been far lower than the sales volume in the past three years. Therefore, the current supply of pepper is quite short. The result is that the price of pepper has risen and is already on par with cocoa.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: The amount of pepper stocks in the world market is decreasing\nB: World pepper consumption has been high for three years\nC: Pepper growers are expanding the area of pepper planting\nD: The current price of cocoa is lower than it was three years ago\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "214", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has six general manager assistants F, G, H, I, M and P, and three departments. Each department is just under the charge of three general manager assistants. Each general manager assistant is in charge of at least one department. The following conditions must be met: (1) there is and only one general manager assistant in charge of three departments at the same time. (2) F and G are not in charge of the same department. (3) H and I are not in charge of the same department.\n\nQuestion:\nIf F and M are not in charge of the same department, which of the following options must be correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: F and H are in charge of the same department\nB: F and I are in charge of the same department\nC: I and P are in charge of the same department\nD: M and G are in charge of the same department\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "215", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe media now devote more coverage to crime than they did ten years ago. Yet this is not because the crime rate has increased, but rather because the public is now more interested in reading and hearing about crime. After all, a crucial factor in the media' s decisions about what issues to cover and to what extent to cover them is the interests of their audiences.\n\nQuestion:\nThe proposition that the public is now more interested in reading and hearing about crime plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a generalization based on the claim that the crime rate has increased over the past ten years.\nB: It is presented as evidence that the media decide what to cover and to what extent to cover it depending on the interests of the public.\nC: It is offered as an alternative explanation of why the media devote more coverage to crime now than they did ten years ago.\nD: It supports the conclusion that the media now devote more coverage to crime than the crime rate alone justifies.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "216", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOstrich farming requires far less acreage than cattle ranching requires, and ostriches reproduce much faster than cattle. Starting out in cattle ranching requires a large herd of cows, one bull, and at least two acres per cow. By contrast, two pairs of yearling ostriches and one acre of similar land are enough to begin ostrich farming. The start-up costs for ostrich farming are greater, but it can eventually bring in as much as five times what cattle ranching does.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ostrich farmers typically lose money during their first year.\nB: Two pairs of yearling ostriches are more expensive than a herd of cows and a bull.\nC: A cow consumes no more feed than an ostrich does.\nD: Cattle ranching is not a good source of income.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "217", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year all refuse collected by Shelbyville city services was incinerated. This incineration generated a large quantity of residual ash. In order to reduce the amount of residual ash Shelbyville generates this year to half of last year's total, the city has revamped its collection program. This year city services will separate for recycling enough refuse to reduce the number of truckloads of refuse to be incinerated to half of last year's number.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is required for the revamped collection program to achieve its aim?\n\nOptions:\nA: The refuse incinerated this year will generate no more residual ash per truckload incinerated than did the refuse incinerated last year.\nB: The total quantity of refuse collected by Shelbyville city services this year will be no greater than that collected last year.\nC: This year, no materials that city services could separate for recycling will be incinerated.\nD: Refuse collected by city services will contain a larger proportion of recyclable materials this year than it did last year.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "218", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-loving behavior refers to the non-loving plundering of the people close to you in the name of love, that is, against the subjective will of others, forcibly control their spirits and behaviors, and force them to act and do things according to the will of the controller. This behavior often occurs between the closest people such as husband and wife, lovers, parents and children.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is non-loving behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to the doctor's advice, Zhang asked his daughter to do traction every three hours to eliminate pain.\nB: Lin forced his son to practice the piano for 3 hours every day to achieve good results in the piano competition.\nC: In order to prevent his mentally ill daughter from escaping, Chen locked her in the basement and prohibited her from entering and leaving.\nD: According to the rotating escort agreement, Li asked his son to go to the hospital to accompany his seriously ill mother.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "219", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLiterature professor: Critics charge that the work of C. F. Providence' s best-known follower, S. N. Sauk, lacks aesthetic merit because it employs Providence' s own uniquely potent system of symbolic motifs in the service of a political ideal that Providence -- and, significantly, some of these critics as well -- would reject. Granting that Sauk is more imitator than innovator, and that he maintained political views very different from those Providence maintained, it has yet to be shown that these facts make his writings any less subtly or powerfully crafted than those of his more esteemed mentor. So the critics' argument should be rejected.\n\nQuestion:\nThe literature professor argues that the conclusion drawn by the critics has not really been established, on the grounds that\n\nOptions:\nA: these critics are motivated by antipathy toward Sauk's political ideas\nB: the claims made in support of this conclusion have not been shown to be relevant to it\nC: Sauk's work has aesthetic merit\nD: the claims made in support of this conclusion have not been shown to be correct\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "220", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA business analysis of the Appenian railroad system divided its long-distance passenger routes into two categories: rural routes and interurban routes. The analysis found that, unlike the interurban routes, few rural routes carried a high enough passenger volume to be profitable. Closing unprofitable rural routes, however, will not necessarily enhance the profitability of the whole system, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: not all of Appenia's large cities are equally well served by interurban railroad services\nB: the rural routes were all originally constructed at least one hundred years ago, whereas some of the interurban routes were constructed recently for new high-speed express trains\nC: a large part of the passenger volume on interurban routes is accounted for by passengers who begin or end their journeys on rural routes\nD: the greatest passenger volume, relative to the routes' capacity, is not on either category of long-distance routes but is on suburban commuter routes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "221", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Fillmore, an influential television executive, argues that watching television regularly is not detrimental to very young children. Fillmore bases this on the claim, which I grant, that children can learn much that is beneficial from television. But we should reject Fillmore' s argument, because clearly it is to Fillmore' s benefit to convince parents that television is not harmful to their children.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the critic's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is based on an appeal to the views of someone with questionable authority on the subject matter.\nB: It rejects an argument solely on the grounds that the argument could serve the interests of the person making that argument.\nC: It bases its conclusion on claims that are inconsistent with one another.\nD: It takes a necessary condition for something's being harmful to be a sufficient condition for being harmful.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "222", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReading is a purely personal and very conscious thing. Reading itself is a very beautiful thing. In reading, the mind can consciously gallop in all kinds of time and space. By reading, people can think about the times and life. However, it pays too much attention to material life and despises spiritual life. It only stays in obtaining information without causing thinking, and its mentality is impetuous or thought collision in books, but now few people are really immersed in reading. They only read fragmented and superficial information from the network, and only stay in obtaining information without causing thinking. Nowadays, many books pay too much attention to pragmatism and emphasize the reading effect, such as if you practice XX in three months, you can be XX in 10 days.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading requires deep thinking.\nB: Reading should be a spiritual enjoyment.\nC: Reading is a subtle process.\nD: Pragmatism overemphasizes the effect of reading.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "223", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA major health insurance company in Lagolia pays for special procedures prescribed by physicians only if the procedure is first approved as medically necessary by a company-appointed review panel. The rule is intended to save the company the money it might otherwise spend on medically unnecessary procedures. The company has recently announced that in order to reduce its costs, it will abandon this rule.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the strongest justification for the company's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The review process is expensive and practically always results in approval of the prescribed procedure.\nB: Patients often register dissatisfaction with physicians who prescribe nothing for their ailments.\nC: The number of members of the company-appointed review panel who review a given procedure depends on the cost of the procedure.\nD: Physicians often prescribe special procedures that are helpful but not altogether necessary for the health of the patient.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "224", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCornell University in the United States has studied the tongues of obese and normal mice and found that eating a diet high in fat can reduce the number of taste buds. Taste buds are structures on the tongue, including about 100 cells. After the mice gained weight, the rate of death of mature taste buds became faster, while the growth rate of new cells became slower. The loss of taste buds can lead to dull taste, which makes it difficult for obese people to eat a certain diet, because if they want to taste the same delicacy as normal people with 25% more taste buds than they do, they have to eat heavier food. This means eating more sugar, fat and calories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to describe this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The way that taste bud achieve metabolism.\nB: The influence of taste on the choice of food.\nC: The physiological factors that obese people are more likely to gain weight.\nD: The serious harm of overeating a high-fat diet.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "225", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTV channels are no longer scarce for people. The increasing number of TV channels gives viewers more choices. The audience's attention choice has become a scarce resource pursued by TV media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following topics is most likely to arise from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is not wise for highways to adopt market-oriented operation.\nB: The healthy development of economy needs to change the current situation of highway high price charging.\nC: The highway investment management system with market-oriented action is not worth the loss.\nD: Highway market operation is a necessary condition to improve China's transportation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "226", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the Industrial Revolution, two plant diseases disappeared in heavily polluted British industrial cities: black spot, which infects roses, and tar spot, which infects sycamore. Biologists believe that air pollution may have eliminated these two diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, it will most strongly support the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Black spot disease and tar spot disease recur when urban air pollution is reduced\nB: It is not clear whether the effects of air pollution on many plant species are beneficial or harmful\nC: There are ways to prevent infection with black spot and tar spot, but once infection is difficult to eradicate\nD: Some plants can produce strong resistance to air pollution\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "227", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMr. Harry must be a senior employee of the company. He always wears a tie to work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following premises is the basis for the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a man is promoted to a senior employee of the company, he will pay special attention to what he wears and a tie is naturally essential.\nB: Men can't wear ties unless they become senior staff of the company.\nC: All the senior staff of the company are required to wear ties to work.\nD: The company has a policy that men wear ties and formal clothes to work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "228", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBacteria that benefit human beings when they are present in the body are called commensals. The bacterium Helicobacter pylori plays a primary role in the development of stomach ulcers. But since stomach ulcers occur in less than 10 percent of those harboring H. pylori, and since it allegedly strengthens immune response, many scientists now consider it a commensal. But this is surely misguided. Only about 10 percent of the people who harbor Mycobacter tuberculosis -- a bacterium that can cause tuberculosis -- get sick from it, yet no one would call M. tuberculosis a commensal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the argument's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more people who harbor M. tuberculosis than people who harbor H. pylori.\nB: People who harbor M. tuberculosis derive no benefit from its presence.\nC: Stomach ulcers caused by H. pylori and tuberculosis can both be effectively treated with antibiotics.\nD: Cases of tuberculosis usually last longer than ulcers caused by H. pylori.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "229", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMaize contains the vitamin niacin, but not in a form the body can absorb. Pellagra is a disease that results from niacin deficiency. When maize was introduced into southern Europe from the Americas in the eighteenth century, it quickly became a dietary staple, and many Europeans who came to subsist primarily on maize developed pellagra. Pellagra was virtually unknown at that time in the Americas, however, even among people who subsisted primarily on maize.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the contrasting incidence of pellagra described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In southern Europe many of the people who consumed maize also ate niacin-rich foods.\nB: Once introduced into southern Europe, maize became popular with landowners because of its high yields relative to other cereal crops.\nC: Before the discovery of pellagra's link with niacin, it was widely believed that the disease was an infection that could be transmitted from person to person.\nD: Traditional ways of preparing maize in the Americas convert maize's niacin into a nutritionally useful form.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "230", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists believe that dreams are the result of a combination of centers in the brain responsible for various bodily functions. Some brain cells are active during sleep, which is the basis of dreams. Recent research has confirmed that dreaming not only does not affect people's sleep and health, but also is one of the physiological activities necessary to protect brain health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the study, people whose dreams were disturbed appeared anxious, nervous and had short-term memory impairments when they woke up. \nB: According to the questionnaire, long-term no dreams people needed more sleep than regular dreamers, and half still felt tired after a break. \nC: Surveys have shown that people who can tell their dreams in their entirety are more productive by focusing more quickly at work than those who forget their dreams. \nD: In the experiment, researchers blocked the dreaming brain waves of sleepers as soon as they appeared, and found a marked increase in blood pressure and body temperature. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "231", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally believed that maintaining an optimistic attitude will promote health. However, a ten-year follow-up study of 70,000 women in their 50s found that subjects who maintained an optimistic attitude for a long time and pessimistic subjects had no difference in mortality rate. Researchers believe that optimism has nothing to do with health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the researcher's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The pessimistic people in this study are more likely to have chronic diseases, although they are not severe enough to be fatal.\nB: Compared with pessimistic people, optimistic people will be more proactive in treatment after illness.\nC: Optimistic people often do not pay special attention to the body, and sometimes some fatal diseases cannot be detected early.\nD: Women are better at maintaining harmonious interpersonal relationships, and good interpersonal relationships contribute to health.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "232", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: A free marketplace of ideas ensures that all ideas get a fair hearing. Even ideas tainted with prejudice and malice can prompt beneficial outcomes. In most countries, however, the government is responsible for over half the information released to the public through all media. For this reason, the power of governments over information needs to be curtailed. Everyone grants that governments should not suppress free expression, yet governments continue to construct near monopolies on the publication and dissemination of enormous amounts of information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the journalist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Governments have near monopolies on the dissemination of many kinds of information.\nB: Preserving a free marketplace of ideas is important.\nC: The control that governments have over information needs to be reduced.\nD: The freedom of the marketplace of ideas is in jeopardy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "233", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn agent refers to an institution or entity that acts as an agent for the sales, service and other related business matters of a certain product. The agent does not buy out the product, does not bear the risk of being unable to sell, and does not enjoy the profit of product sales, but depends on the service commission given by the product.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to the characteristics that an agent should have?\n\nOptions:\nA: The business method of the agent is to facilitate the transaction or conclude the transaction\nB: The agent must regularly engage in activities that are entrusted to facilitate transactions or conclude transactions\nC: Agent is an independent business operator\nD: Engage in activities for the benefit of the client, and the economic benefits and losses caused by his actions shall be borne by the client\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "234", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome Cantonese don't like chili. Therefore, some southerners don't like chili.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can verify above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some Cantonese like to eat chili\nB: Some people who like to eat chili are southerners\nC: All Cantonese are southerners\nD: Some Cantonese don't like chili or sweets\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "235", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHabits are behaviors and tendencies that develop over a long period of time and are not easily changed.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the habits.\n\nOptions:\nA: Wash your hands before meals.\nB: Blinking all the time.\nC: A dog salivates at the sight of a bone.\nD: Young Pioneers wear red scarves when raising the flag.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "236", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter investigating the sports activities that students in a class like, it is found that students in this class either like playing basketball or badminton. If you like playing volleyball, you don't like playing badminton. The monitor of the class likes playing volleyball, so he also likes playing table tennis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely assumption of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monitor of the class likes at least three sports activities.\nB: Students who like playing table tennis like playing badminton.\nC: Students who like playing basketball like playing table tennis.\nD: The students in this class only like basketball, badminton, volleyball and table tennis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "237", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the technical aspect of film performance, in fact, digital technology has replaced homologous imaging technology, and feature films constructed by computer-produced images have emerged. Computer-produced images are no longer limited to simple special effects, they make up all the montage in the film, and the main characters are all or partly computer-produced . During the release and projection of the film, the textured film rolls, the noisy sound of the projector, or the image editing table, as well as the metal boxes that flow between cinemas, are disappearing from our sight one by one and become a thing of the past.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate summary of the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: Digital technology has subverted the whole process of film production and distribution in the past.\nB: At present, the performance of film art is completely inseparable from the assistance of digital technology.\nC: Digital synthesis technology has replaced all kinds of shooting techniques in film production.\nD: Homologous imaging technology has become history at the technical level of filmmaking.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "238", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemical fertilizers not only create potential health hazards, they also destroy earthworms, which are highly beneficial to soil. For this reason alone the use of chemical fertilizers should be avoided. The castings earthworms leave behind are much richer than the soil they ingest, thus making a garden rich in earthworms much more fertile than a garden without them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The castings that earthworms leave behind are much richer than the soil they ingest.\nB: Chemical fertilizers destroy earthworms.\nC: The use of chemical fertilizers should be avoided.\nD: Earthworms are highly beneficial to soil.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "239", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor listed companies, only companies with dividend-sharing can issue new shares. However, if a business has dividend-sharing, it does not need capital. If it needs financing, there is no way to dividend-sharing.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statements are true, which of the following statements cannot be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A public company needs financing, and there is no way to dividend-sharing.\nB: A listed company either needs financing or has no way to dividend-sharing.\nC: A listed company does not need financing, it will definitely dividend-sharing.\nD: A listed company needs both financing and a way to distribute dividend-sharing.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "240", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompared with Mars, the earth has many common attributes, just like belonging to the solar system, both are relatively regular spheres, with revolutions and rotations. Since there is life on the earth, Mars is also very likely to have life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to undermine the reliability of the above judgment?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth is too far away from Mars, it is difficult for Mars to have life\nB: Earth and Mars have different generation times\nC: Earth and Mars rotate at different speeds\nD: No liquid water has been found on Mars\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "241", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of intentional damage to property refers to a natural person who has reached the age of criminal responsibility and has the capacity of criminal responsibility. Intentionally damaging or damaging public or private property, a large amount of money or other serious circumstances. The purpose of the crime is only to damage public and private property, not to have the purpose of illegal possession.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the crime of wilful damage to property?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang is not satisfied with the company's year-end dividend program, take away the company's valuables\nB: The mentally ill Man Li took away the financials of passers-by and caused disability\nC: Wang's over-renovation of his new house has led to cracks in residential buildings\nD: Zhao damaged high-voltage lines, causing power outages throughout the region for three days\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "242", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAuto industry executive: Statistics show that cars that were built smaller after 1977 to make them more fuel-efficient had a higher incidence of accident-related fatalities than did their earlier, larger counterparts. For this reason we oppose recent guidelines that would require us to produce cars with higher fuel efficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would constitute the strongest objection to the executive's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: New computerized fuel systems can enable large cars to meet fuel efficiency standards established by the recent guidelines.\nB: Fuel efficiency in models of large cars rose immediately after 1977 but has been declining ever since.\nC: Modern technology can make small cars more fuel-efficient today than at any other time in their production history.\nD: Even after 1977, large automobiles were frequently involved in accidents that caused death or serious injury.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "243", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFair use refers to the non-commercial use of others' published works without the permission or payment of remuneration to the copyright owner under the circumstances expressly stipulated by law. Circumstances expressly prescribed by law mainly include :(1) using a published work of others for personal study, research or enjoyment; (2) Free performance of published works; (3) Copying, painting, photographing and video recording of artistic works set up or displayed in outdoor public places; (4) Translation of published works in Chinese into ethnic minority languages for publication and distribution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is fair use according to the above provisions?\n\nOptions:\nA: A sang an unpublished song by Wu at the class party\nB: B translates an English work into Mongolian for publication\nC: Company C takes sculptures of public squares and makes them into pictures for distribution\nD: Ding copied geng's paper published in a journal for reference in writing his paper\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "244", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy are violins made by Stradivarius in the early 1700s far superior to most other violins? Some experts suggest secret varnishes, but there is no evidence for this. However, climatologists have found that in the 1600s and early 1700s weather patterns in the region of Italy where Stradivarius worked affected tree growth to produce wood with special acoustic properties. Ttherefore, it is likely that__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stradivarius was the only violin maker in the early 1700s to use the wood produced in that part of Italy\nB: no violin made from present-day materials could rival a Stradivarius violin for sound quality\nC: the special qualities of Stradivarius violins are due in part to the wood used to make them\nD: some other Italian violin makers in the early 1700s produced violins that equaled the quality of Stradivarius violins\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "245", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditionally, the most highly sought cars have been the sports cars and similar two-door models. Nevertheless, Zincstone Motors has chosen to eliminate the last two-door models and produce only four-door models.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most help to explain Zincstone Motors' strategy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In almost every instance, Zincstone Motors models lead all comparable models of competitors in fuel efficiency and have lower average maintenance costs as well.\nB: After a spate of recent additional safety requirements, the cost of frame and doors of Zincstone Motors' standard two-door models are now three times as expensive as standard four-door frame and doors.\nC: Many of Zincstone Motors models are exported and sold overseas, including in some countries like Japan, which import a significant number of cars into the United States.\nD: As American consumers lose access to car manufacturers who produce two-door cars, and as two-door cars occupy smaller and smaller shares of the United States car market, American consumers' tastes tend to shift from two-door cars.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "246", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity administrator: Saying that writing cannot be taught is as silly as saying that playing the violin cannot be taught. Of course writing can be taught. Writing classes have been taught at this university ever since it was founded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the university administrator's argument is flawed in that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: rests entirely on a weak analogy\nB: treats a view with contempt instead of offering evidence against it\nC: relies on using a key term in two different senses\nD: generalizes on the basis of mere speculation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "247", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrganization president: The stationery and envelopes used in all of the mailings from our national headquarters are made from recycled paper, and we never put anything but letters in the envelopes. When the envelopes have windows, these windows are also made from recycled material. Ttherefore the envelopes, and thus these mailings, are completely recyclable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the organization president's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The envelopes and stationery used in the organization's are always recycled.\nB: The mailings from the organization's national headquarters always use envelopes that have windows.\nC: The organization sends mailings only from its national headquarters.\nD: The envelope windows made from recycled material are recyclable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "248", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nElena: The best form of government is one that fosters the belief among its citizens that they have a say in how the government is run. Thus, democracy is the best form of government. Marsha: But there are many forms of government under which citizens can be manipulated into believing they have a say when they don' t.\n\nQuestion:\nMarsha's claim that it is possible for governments to manipulate people into thinking that they have a say when they do not is used to\n\nOptions:\nA: suggest that the premise Elena uses to support her conclusion could be used to support a conflicting conclusion\nB: concur with Elena's claim that democracy is the best form of government\nC: reject Elena's conclusion that the best form of government is democracy\nD: support Marsha's unstated conclusion that the best form of government is one that appears to be democratic but really is not\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "249", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, there has been a discussion on whether to gradually extend the retirement age on the Internet. According to a month-long blog statistics of a website's discussion column on this issue, about half of the blog posts with more than 200 words of reasons agreed to gradually extend the retirement age in order to reduce the social security pressure brought about by an aging population; however, about 80% of all blog posts oppose the extension of the retirement age, mainly because they are worried about the negative impact on youth employment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the idea of gradually extending the retirement age?\n\nOptions:\nA: Now many people have found a second job after going through the retirement formalities\nB: Respecting the old and loving the young is a fine tradition in China for thousands of years, which should be carried forward\nC: The employment problem of young people should be solved by economic development and transformation and upgrading\nD: Due to the implementation of the one-child policy for many years, the aging problem in China will be more acute than that in many western developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "250", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrganizational commitment refers to the employee's identification with the organization and its goals, including trust and acceptance of the organization's goals and values, willingness to contribute to the organization and desire to maintain the organization's membership.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an organizational commitment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zheng, who works at the hotel, keeps her clothes clean and tidy, which she regards as a sign of respect for both her guests and herself.\nB: After being hired by a less profitable clothing company, Cheng felt responsible for helping the company out. After the exchange, he and the boss reached an agreement to convert. As a result, the supply of new products exceeds the demand.\nC: Xiao Li, a shop assistant, believes that what is good for work is also good for oneself; not valuing one's work is not respecting oneself and it is impossible to do a good job.\nD: Xiao Su of the network company works hard and is full of enthusiasm to the work. Xiao Su of the network company works hard and is full of enthusiasm to the work. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "251", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExcavations of the Roman city of Sepphoris have uncovered numerous detailed mosaics depicting several readily identifiable animal species: a hare, a partridge, and various Mediterranean fish. Oddly, most of the species represented did not live in the Sepphoris region when these mosaics were created. Since identical motifs appear in mosaics found in other Roman cities, however, the mosaics of Sepphoris were very likely created by traveling artisans from some other part of the Roman Empire.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: No motifs appear in the Sepphoris mosaics that do not also appear in the mosaics of some other Roman city.\nB: There was not a common repertory of mosaic designs with which artisans who lived in various parts of the Roman Empire were familiar.\nC: All of the animal figures in the Sepphoris mosaics are readily identifiable as representations of known species.\nD: There is no single region to which all the species depicted in the Sepphoris mosaics are native.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "252", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical reasoning refers to the conclusion that two objects are the same in a series, and one of them is known to have other attributes, so it is inferred that the other object also has the same other attributes.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to analogical reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars and Jupiter all move around the sun in an elliptical orbit, so all the big planets in the solar system revolve around the sun in an elliptical orbit\nB: The natural environment of California in the United States is similar to that in the south of China, and the southern part of China is suitable for growing citrus, so California is also suitable for growing citrus\nC: Only by establishing the necessary rules and regulations can the production proceed smoothly. A the production of the factory did not proceed smoothly, so the factory must not have established the necessary rules and regulations\nD: We oppose all unhealthy tendencies, and it is an unhealthy trend to abuse power for personal gains. Therefore, we oppose abusing power for personal gains\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "253", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs people's life and work gradually enter high-rise buildings, people have less exposure to daylight. It is found that sunlight is a necessary condition for the synthesis of vitamin D, and vitamin D is a key factor to promote calcium absorption. Therefore, some people have come to the conclusion that modern people are more likely to suffer from diseases such as osteoporosis caused by calcium deficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true, can most question the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Osteoporosis patients can be relieved or cured by getting more sun\nB: The calcium-containing food in the diet of modern people is much richer than before\nC: Oral vitamin D is a synthetic formula added with absorption enhancers\nD: People with osteoporosis spend the same amount of time exposed to sunlight as others\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "254", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest figures show there are now around 13,000 new cases of malignant melanoma a year in the UK, up from 1,800 in 1975. In terms of prevalence, it affects 17 in every 10,000 Britons today, up from three in every 10,000 40 years ago. Malignant melanoma, which causes more than 2,000 deaths in the UK each year, is the fifth leading cancer killer. Cancer Research UK has linked the rise to lifestyle habits such as poor sun protection, the rise in sunbathing and the rise of 'artificial tanning'. Sunburn is itself a sign of damage to DNA in skin cells, which can build up over time and increase the risk of skin cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is what the text says?\n\nOptions:\nA: The root cause of sunburn is damage to DNA in skin cells\nB: Skin cancer rates are soaring in The UK as people neglect sun protection\nC: Long-term sunburn increases the risk of skin cancer\nD: The rate of malignant melanoma in the UK is now more than 50 times what it was 40 years ago\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "255", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe vast majority of elite athletes have good psychological qualities, most of them have achieved good results in competitions, and all athletes who have achieved good results in competitions have trained hard.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements can be properly deduced from the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most athletes who train hard have good mental qualities.\nB: Certain athletes with good mental qualities train hard.\nC: All good athletes train hard.\nD: Some athletes who do not have good mental qualities have achieved good results in competitions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "256", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarmonious economics refers to the structure and function of the social and economic system as the research object, in order to improve the productivity of this system, see the coordination between man and nature and sustainable development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is to develop a harmonious economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: A state-level poor county decided to build a mine to mine a rare metal on the grounds that it would have to cut down more than 200 acres of forest and scrap a small reservoir, affecting more than a thousand people's drinking water and irrigation of more than two thousand acres of land. But when the mine was completed, it had a very important impact on the development of the county\nB: An enterprise in the prescribed time to complete the customer's order, five consecutive days require workers to work overtime 5 to 6 hours a day, although the workers are very tired, but still very satisfied with overtime pay\nC: There are more than a hundred gold mines in a city, although most of the enterprise equipment aging, mineral processing technology backward, but decided to continue to develop gold mining, because the city's financial revenue mainly comes from gold mines\nD: When a city reviewed foreign investment, a large chemical plant enterprise equipment is old, high consumption, wastewater treatment system is also very backward, so decided to stop the introduction of the enterprise\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "257", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician P: My opponent claims that the government is obligated to raise taxes to increase funding for schools and health care. Because raising taxes to increase funding for schools and health care would make taxpayers upset over their loss of buying power, my opponent is simply mistaken.\n\nQuestion:\nPolitician P's reasoning is questionable because it involves\n\nOptions:\nA: presupposing that a claim is mistaken on the grounds that the person defending it advocates other unpopular views\nB: assuming that a claim is false on the grounds that the person defending it is of questionable character\nC: concluding that a view is false on the grounds that its implementation would lead to unhappiness\nD: appealing to wholly irrelevant issues to deflect attention away from the real issue\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "258", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRole failure means that the role bearer has been proved to be unable to continue to assume or perform the rights and obligations of the role, and has to withdraw halfway and give up the original role. From the perspective of the result of role failure, there are usually two types, one is the role The bearer has to withdraw from the role halfway, and the other is that although it is still in a certain role position, its performance has been proved to be a failure in practice.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a role failure?\n\nOptions:\nA: Husband and wife divorce\nB: Friends rupture\nC: Staff secondment\nD: Dismissal of officials\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "259", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA unit arranges 6 people on duty on The first day, the second day, the third day of the new year. They are G., H, K, L, P, and S. Two people are required to be on duty every day. The personnel arrangement must meet the following conditions: (1) L and P must be on duty on the same day. (2) G and H cannot be on duty on the same day. (3) If K is on duty in the first day, then G is on duty in the second day. (4) ) If S is on duty in the third day, then H is on duty in the second day.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is on duty on the same day as the day before S, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: G is on duty in the second day\nB: P is on duty in the second day\nC: K is on duty in the first day\nD: H is on duty in the first day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "260", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychological contract refers to the implicit unspecified responsibilities and expectations of each other between the individual and the organization.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a measure to establish a psychological contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to improve the enthusiasm of employees, the best monthly performance can enjoy a double salary\nB: In order to solve the employees' worries, sign a life-long contract with excellent employees\nC: In order to attract outstanding talents, we promise to provide employees with interest-free loans for the purchase of houses\nD: Combined with the development blueprint of the enterprise, to provide employees with career design\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "261", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven brothers and sisters in the family, but only one of them is known as A, B, C, D, E, F,G:A has three sisters. B has a brother. C is a woman and she has two sisters. D has two younger brothers. E has two older sisters. F is also a woman, but she and G have no younger sisters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct answer about gender?\n\nOptions:\nA: B, D, E, G are male and A, C are female.\nB: A, B, C, G are male, and D, E,F are female.\nC: A, B, E, C are male, and D,E, F are female.\nD: A, B, E, G are male and D,C,F are female.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "262", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOccupational gene refers to each person's career direction, all because of their own temperament to match, this temperament is in interpersonal communication and the formation of a strong personal color of psychological cultivation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the theory of occupational gene?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Ming's parents are both teachers. Finally, Xiao Ming also chose the teaching profession\nB: Xiao Hong loved watching cartoons since childhood and became an animation designer when she grew up\nC: Xiaoding, who is cheerful and lively, applied for a sales staff in a mall\nD: After two years as a doctor after graduation, Xiao Li became slow and orderly\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "263", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA highway management office decided to recruit 10 auxiliary road managers to solve the problem of shortage of formal managers, but this proposal aroused opposition from some people. The person believes that with the addition of these 10 road auxiliary managers, there will be more road violations and disciplinary violations will be found, and more formal managers will be needed to deal with these problems in the later stage. this will lead to a shortage of already tense formal managers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, will most weaken that person's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The newly recruited auxiliary road managers may not be able to do their job with due diligence\nB: There are many road violations, and the problem of disciplinary violations can be solved on the spot, without delaying to post-processing\nC: Auxiliary road managers can also deal with road violations and disciplinary violations later\nD: The increase of road auxiliary managers will effectively reduce the occurrence of road violations and disciplinary violations on this section of the road\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "264", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome works of art that today are recognized masterpieces were considered obscene when first created. It ttherefore follows that what is considered obscene or not obscene has changed over time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Displays of works of art that are considered obscene change the way in which obscenity is defined.\nB: Public opinion does not determine the artistic value of a work of art.\nC: The number of things that are considered obscene has decreased with the passage of time.\nD: Not all currently recognized masterpieces that were once considered obscene are still considered obscene.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "265", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTravaillier Corporation has recently hired employees with experience in the bus tour industry, and its executives have also been negotiating with charter bus companies that subcontract with bus tour companies. But Travaillier has traditionally focused on serving consumers who travel primarily by air, and marketing surveys show that Travaillier' s traditional consumers have not changed their vacation preferences. Ttherefore, Travaillier must be attempting to enlarge its consumer base by attracting new customers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past, Travaillier has found it very difficult to change its customers' vacation preferences.\nB: Some of Travaillier's competitors have increased profits by concentrating their attention on their customers who spend the most on vacations.\nC: The industry consultants employed by Travaillier typically recommend that companies expand by introducing their current customers to new products and services.\nD: At least one of Travaillier's new employees not only has experience in the bus tour industry but has also designed air travel vacation packages.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "266", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past the country of Malvernia has relied heavily on imported oil. Malvernia recently implemented a program to convert heating systems from oil to natural gas. Malvernia currently produces more natural gas each year than it uses, and oil production in Malvernian oil fields is increasing at a steady pace. If these trends in fuel production and usage continue, ttherefore, Malvernian reliance on foreign sources for fuel is likely to decline soon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to establish in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is Malvernia among the countries that rely most on imported oil?\nB: Is the amount of oil used each year in Malvernia for generating electricity and fuel for transportation increasing?\nC: What proportion of Malvernia's total energy needs is met by hydroelectric, solar, and nuclear power?\nD: When, if ever, will production of oil in Malvernia outstrip production of natural gas?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "267", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the development of more than 5000 years of civilization, the Chinese nation has created a broad and profound splendid culture. At present, how to make the cultural relics collected in the forbidden palace, the heritage displayed in the vast land, and the words written in ancient books alive has become a realistic problem that we must face. Just imagine, if traditional culture loses its connection with the times, lacks emotional communication and spiritual understanding with modern people, and only a few people sigh at each other in the study, what's the difference between that and a bunch of scattered symbols and rigid materials? Only by starting from the deep sleep and from the world of the museum building to the great world, can we cultivate more innovative cultural self-confidence with the characteristics of the times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese nation has a broad and profound traditional culture.\nB: How to make cultural relics alive is a problem we must face.\nC: Cultural relics should be out of a closed state and open to the public.\nD: Traditional Culture should strengthen its connection with the Times.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "268", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe study of Management localization research in China should use the method of property research. Because the study of nature does not have a clear procedure and path to follow as quantitative research, it is complicated and time-consuming to do at the beginning, which is even more difficult for researchers who are used to quantitative research and logical empirical research.This is why some researchers give up the real study of Management localization research to do some research with a fixed research paradigm and a clearer paradigm, and publish papers more quickly. At the same time, it is a research topic that is more favored by international prison editors.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main explanation of Management localization researchin China?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should break through the paradigm of quantitative research\nB: We should overcome the thought of being anxious to make meritorious service\nC: There should be clear procedures and paths\nD: We should pay more attention to qualitative research\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "269", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI remember that he once expressed his dissatisfaction to me because some writers were too rigid in grammar, thinking that it was too trivial, too rigid, and too pedantic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most supports this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: He thinks it is too rigid to stick to grammatical norms\nB: He is dissatisfied with a writer\nC: He complained to me\nD: He adheres to grammatical norms\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "270", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Eurasian ruffe, a fish species inadvertently introduced into North America' s Great Lakes in recent years, feeds on the eggs of lake whitefish, a native species, thus threatening the lakes' natural ecosystem. To help track the ruffe' s spread, government agencies have produced wallet-sized cards about the ruffe. The cards contain pictures of the ruffe and explain the danger they pose; the cards also request anglers to report any ruffe they catch.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would provide most support for the prediction that the agencies' action will have its intended effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ruffe generally feed at night, but most recreational fishing on the Great Lakes is done during daytime hours.\nB: The ruffe is one of several nonnative species in the Great Lakes whose existence threatens the survival of lake whitefish populations there.\nC: The bait that most people use when fishing for whitefish on the Great Lakes is not attractive to ruffe.\nD: Most people who fish recreationally on the Great Lakes are interested in the preservation of the lake whitefish because it is a highly prized game fish.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "271", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKimmy is a world famous actress. Millions of people downloaded her leaked movie co-starring her previous boyfriend. Kimmy earns millions through her television show and marketing appearances. There' s little wonder that paparazzi track her every move.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat is the argument's primary purpose?\n\nOptions:\nA: Kimmy is a highly compensated and extremely popular television and movie actress.\nB: Kimmy starred in an extremely popular movie.\nC: The paparazzi track Kimmy's every move for good reason.\nD: Kimmy does not deserve her fame.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "272", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe local radio station will not win the regional ratings race this year. In the past ten years the station has never finished better than fifth place in the ratings. The station' s manager has not responded to its dismal ratings by changing its musical format or any key personnel, while the competition has often sought to respond to changing tastes in music and has aggressively recruited the region' s top radio personalities.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All lions are mammals. Ttherefore Leo, the local zoo's oldest lion, is a mammal too.\nB: Recently stock prices have always been lower on Mondays. Ttherefore they will be lower this coming Monday too.\nC: Only trained swimmers are lifeguards, so it follows that the next lifeguard at the local pool will be a trained swimmer.\nD: Every swan I have seen was white. Ttherefore all swans are probably white.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "273", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe important difference between civilized man and savages or other animals is that instinctive impulses are suppressed by foresight, only when a man does something not by instinctual impulses, but because his reason tells him that in the future At some point he would benefit from it, and that's when the real foresight came. Ploughing the land is a deliberate act, people work in the spring to eat in the winter\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption upon which the above argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability to restrain instinctual impulses by forethought is the only difference between civilized man and savages or other animals\nB: Actions such as squirrels burying chestnuts and arctic foxes burying bird eggs are purely instinctive actions\nC: The stronger the inhibition of one's own instinctual impulses, the greater the tolerance of the present pain, and the higher the degree of civilization\nD: Man not only suppresses instinctual impulses through his own foresight, but also suppresses instinctual impulses through external laws, habits, and religions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "274", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe desire for praise is the desire to obtain, as a sign that one is good, the favorable opinions of others. But because people merit praise only for those actions motivated by a desire to help others, it follows that one who aids others primarily out of a desire for praise does not deserve praise for that aid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the conclusion of the argument to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: One deserves praise for advancing one's own interests only if one also advances the interests of others.\nB: People who are indifferent to the welfare of others do not deserve praise.\nC: An action that is motivated by a desire for the favorable opinion of others cannot also be motivated by a desire to help others.\nD: No action is worthy of praise if it is motivated solely by a desire for praise.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "275", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNational heroes: who have made outstanding contributions in the struggle against foreign nations' aggression and oppression, including those who have defied brutal suppression and are not afraid of sacrifice in the struggle. in a nation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is national hero?\n\nOptions:\nA: Song Jiang, the famous leader of the peasant uprising in the Song Dynasty.\nB: Lin Zexu, a famous historical figure who once ordered Burning of Opium Stocks in Humen (Beach).\nC: Li Siguang, a famous scientist who have saved China from poverty.\nD: Lei Feng, a good soldier who serves the people wholeheartedly.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "276", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA graduate degree in policymaking is necessary to serve in the presidential cabinet. In addition, every member of the cabinet must pass a security clearance. No person with a felony can pass a security clearance. Rick holds a graduate degree in policymaking, but he has a conviction for driving under the influence. Ttherefore, Rick cannot serve in the cabinet.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Holding a graduate degree is less important than having a felony conviction.\nB: Driving under the influence is a felony.\nC: Anyone without a felony conviction can pass a security clearance.\nD: Rick's conviction for drunk driving calls his character in question.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "277", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring 1991 the number of people in the town of Bayburg who received municipal food assistance doubled, even though the number of people in Bayburg whose incomes were low enough to qualify for such assistance remained unchanged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 1990 the Bayburg Town Council debated whether or not to alter the eligibility requirements for the food assistance program but ultimately decided not to change them.\nB: During 1991 the number of applicants for food assistance in Bayburg who were rejected on the basis that their incomes were above the maximum allowable limit was approximately the same as it had been in 1990.\nC: During 1991 Bayburg's program of rent assistance for low-income tenants advertised widely and then informed all applicants about other assistance programs for which they would be qualified.\nD: During 1991 many residents of a nearby city lost their jobs and moved to Bayburg in search of work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "278", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA village has a total of 800 acres of land, which is evenly distributed to 500 farmers\n\nQuestion:\nHow many acres of land can each farmer be allocated?\n\nOptions:\nA: 1.2\nB: 1.6\nC: 2\nD: 4\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "279", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the community pension institutions located in the garden community, most people think that the elderly can not only play chess and chat together, enjoy their body and mind, but also exert their residual heat to help other residents. However, Lao Wang raised an objection, saying that community pension institutions bring noise pollution and affect the normal life of residents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute Lao Wang's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The garden district is located in the downtown area, and the noise pollution has been serious all the time\nB: Some residents have misunderstandings about community pension institutions because they do not understand them\nC: When the elderly carry out recreational activities, the noise is lower than that of daily life\nD: Before the establishment of community pension institutions, noise pollution is also a major problem reflected by residents in the community\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "280", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world's top film actors make no more than three films a year. Therefore, if Zuo Yuan takes about 4 films a year, he is not a world's top film actors.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning methods is the same as above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Good students don't stay up late every day. If Liu Yong doesn't stay up late every night, he's a good student.\nB: If a business can maintain good sales momentum during the off-season, it will have a bumper harvest during the peak season. Our company is not off-season this year, so the peak season will be even more prosperous.\nC: When a good leader leaves his post, his employees can do as well as he did. So, if a general manager moves and the company becomes a shambles, then the general manager is not a good leader.\nD: The cost of a mobile phone is generally more expensive than an ordinary phone. If mobile phones and ordinary phones are around, if we use ordinary phones first, this is the practice of saving.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "281", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe greater the number of people who regularly use a product, the greater the number whose health is potentially at risk due to that product. More people regularly use household maintenance products such as cleaning agents and lawn chemicals than regularly use prescription medicines. Ttherefore, it is even more important for such household products to be carefully tested to ensure their safety than it is for prescription medicines to be so tested.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify drawing the conclusion in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more people whose health might be at risk from the regular use of a particular product, the more important it is for that product to be carefully tested to ensure its safety.\nB: It is very important for any product that is regularly used by a large number of people to be carefully tested to ensure its safety.\nC: If one type of medicine must be taken in more frequent doses than another type of medicine, it is more important for the former to be carefully tested than for the latter.\nD: It is generally more important for a medicine than it is for a nonmedical product to be carefully tested to ensure its safety unless more people's health would be at risk from the nonmedical product than from the medicine.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "282", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA charitable foundation received an unsigned donation. After investigation, it was learned that it was donated by Lin Chuan, Wu Fei, Zheng Fu and one of Guo Bo. When asked, Lin Chuan said, I didn't donate, Zheng Fu said: it was donated by Wu Fei, Wu Fei said: it was donated by Guo Bo, and Guo Bo said: it wasn't donated by me.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four speaks the truth, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lin Chuan told the truth. It was donated by Wu Fei.\nB: Lin Chuan lied and donated it.\nC: Wu Fei told the truth. It was donated by Guo Bo.\nD: Zheng Fu lied and donated it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "283", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to probability theory, tossing a fair coin has almost equal probability of getting heads and tails. I bet with people that if the coin toss comes heads, I win; if it comes tails, I lose. I tossed a coin 6 times and it all came up tails, and I've lost 6 times in a row. So my next few tosses are definitely heads up and will definitely win back.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an appropriate evaluation of I's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It makes sense, because God is fair and almost equal, and he is always unlucky if he does not return.\nB: It doesn't make sense, because each toss is an independent event, unrelated to the previous results.\nC: The next few tosses turned out mostly heads, which shows that the probability theory is correct.\nD: This is just his personal belief and cannot be evaluated rationally or logically.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "284", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA national restaurant chain has launched a new pastry in some northern cities, with excellent sales and reputation, so the company's management believes that if it is launched in the south, it will also be loved by customers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the shortcomings of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It acquiesces that the sales volume and word-of-mouth information of the product in the northern market can be used to predict the southern market.\nB: It ignores the fact that other national restaurant chain may also launch the same pastry.\nC: It acquiesces that the national restaurant chain opened a branch in the south.\nD: It ignores the fact that many southern cities have their own special pastries.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "285", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGraphologists claim that it is possible to detect permanent character traits by examining people' s handwriting. For example, a strong cross on the tis supposed to denote enthusiasm. Obviously, however, with practice and perseverance people can alter their handwriting to include this feature. So it seems that graphologists must hold that permanent character traits can be changed.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument against graphology proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: citing apparently incontestable evidence that leads to absurd consequences when conjoined with the view in question\nB: arguing that a particular technique of analysis can never be effective when the people analyzed know that it is being used\nC: demonstrating that an apparently controversial and interesting claim is really just a platitude\nD: showing that proponents of the view have no theoretical justification for the view\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "286", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditional Chinese concepts believe that traditional Chinese medicine is a vague concept, and the planting conditions of medicinal materials are different, and there are differences in quality and efficacy. But in fact, some parameters of Chinese medicine can be considered to be controlled. Take Ginkgo yellow produced in Germany as an example, although the raw materials Ginkgo is also collected from all parts of China, and the raw materials themselves are different, but after the German technology is extracted, the product quality is ultimately uniform. This also means that the later production and processing technology has a certain buffer effect on the differences in the raw materials themselves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Traditional Chinese medicine is affected by differences in the quality of raw materials and can be controlled by technology to a certain extent\nB: Chinese medicinal materials are not as good as foreign ones\nC: There is a big difference in the quality of Chinese medicine\nD: The quality of medicinal materials after German technology extraction is better\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "287", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blockbuster, marked by large investment, large production, high profile and high box office return, has been in the limelight in Chinese cinema in recent years. A City full of Gold, which began at the end of the year and began at the beginning of the year, became popular, grossing 350 million yuan at the box office, setting a new box office record in Chinese film history. Five films, including this one, accounted for more than five percent of the total box office receipts of 2.62 billion yuan of Chinese films in 2006. But most of the public opinion and the audience criticized and expressed dissatisfaction. In depth, many misunderstandings in material selection, production and market development are the most direct causes. From Hero, Wuji, ambush on all sides, Banquet to City full of Golden Armor, domestic blockbusters, including co-production with Hong Kong and Taiwan, almost exclusively choose the types of ancient costume and martial arts, conspiracy and love, showing a strong contrast between luxury in form and emptiness in content.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to describe in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: When is blockbuster no longer narcissistic?\nB: A large amount of investment, a large-scale production of films set a new high at the box office in China.\nC: There is a serious disconnection between the form and content of domestic blockbusters.\nD: In the hustle of the booming market, the blockbuster lurks a deep cultural crisis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "288", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologist: Scientists have discovered fossilized bacteria in rocks 3. 5 billion years old. The fossils indicate that these bacteria were quite complex and so must have already had a long evolutionary history when fossilized 3. 5 billion years ago. However, Earth is only 4. 6 billion years old, so the first life on Earth must have appeared soon after the planet' s formation, when conditions were extremely harsh. This suggests that life may be able to arise under many difficult conditions throughout the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the biologist's argument by the claim that the fossilized bacteria discovered in rocks 3. 5 billion years old must have had a long evolutionary history?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a claim for which no support is provided in the argument, and that is used to illustrate the conclusion of the argument as a whole.\nB: It is a claim for which some support is provided in the argument, and that itself is used to support two distinct conclusions, neither of which is intended to provide support for the other.\nC: It is a claim for which some support is provided in the argument, and that itself is not used to support any other claim in the argument.\nD: It is a claim for which some support is provided in the argument, and that itself is used to support another claim that in turn lends support to the conclusion of the argument as a whole.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "289", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvery fall Croton' s jays migrate south. The jays always join flocks of migrating crookbeaks with which they share the same summer and winter territories. If a jay becomes separated from the crookbeaks it is accompanying, it wanders until it comes across another flock of crookbeaks. Clearly, ttherefore, Croton' s jays lack the navigational ability to find their way south on their own.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Croton's jays lay their eggs in the nests of crookbeaks which breed upon completing their southern migration\nB: Species other than Croton's jays occasionally accompany flocks of migrating crookbeaks\nC: The three species most closely related to crookbeaks do not migrate at all\nD: In the spring, Croton's jays migrate north in the company of Tattersall warblers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "290", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany banks have a drive-through automated teller machine, built into the wall flanking the driver' s side of a narrow aisle. Even though blind people obviously do not drive, these machines nonetheless invariably feature Braille -- the system of raised dots used by the blind for reading and writing -- in addition to the standard letters and numerals on their control panels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does the most to explain the situation described?\n\nOptions:\nA: Moderately visually impaired people who are still allowed to drive typically do not use Braille to read or write.\nB: Blind people can often read Braille just as quickly and accurately as sighted people can read regular writing.\nC: The embossing technique used to form the raised dots does not typically add much to the overall cost of the automated teller machine.\nD: In order to maximize profits per unit, manufacturers produce only a single model of automated teller machine.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "291", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSubstitution effect refers to that after the commodity price rises, consumers change to other commodities to meet their needs. When commodity prices fall, consumers will use this commodity to replace other commodities to meet demand.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The price of goods is directly related to sales.\nB: Consumers mostly choose goods based on price rather than demand.\nC: A variety of goods can meet the same needs of consumers.\nD: Commodity prices and the relationship between supply and demand are dynamic.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "292", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally believed that children born to couples born far apart have higher IQ. Some data show that both husband and wife are locals, and the average IQ of their children is 102.45; couples are from different places in the province, and the average IQ of their children is 106.17;for those married in other provinces, the IQ of their children is as high as 109.35. Therefore, intermarriage in different places can improve the IQ of the next generation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are not enough samples to count the average IQ of children.\nB: It is not difficult to find that the parents of some gifted children are local.\nC: It is not difficult to find that the parents of some children with low IQ were born far apart.\nD: Those who can intermarry in different places have higher IQ and their own high IQ contribute to intermarriage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "293", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Mernia commercial fossil hunters often sell important fossils they have found, not to universities or museums, but to individual collectors, who pay much better but generally do not allow researchers access to their collections. To increase the number of fossils available for research, some legislators propose requiring all fossils that are found in Mernia to be sold only to universities or museums.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly indicates that the legislators' proposal will fail to achieve its goal?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some fossil hunters in Mernia are not commercial fossil hunters, but rather are amateurs who keep the fossils that they find.\nB: Commercial fossil hunters in Mernia currently sell some of the fossils they find to universities and museums.\nC: Many universities in Mernia do not engage in fossil research.\nD: Most fossils are found by commercial fossil hunters, and they would give up looking for fossils if they were no longer allowed to sell to individual collectors.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "294", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMicro-innovation, this concept is becoming a new direction for Chinese companies to try. Today's technological innovation is no longer a subversive update in many cases. Any small change to the user experience may detonate the entire market. Weibo can be regarded as a micro-innovation on the basis of blogs, lowering the user threshold with 140 characters, and quickly triggering a wave of microblogs for all people. For companies that are accustomed to imitation, how to prevent micro-innovation from becoming a synonym for cottage is the key to the problem.Especially in the Internet field, a lot of phenomenon such as group buying is not uncommon, but it is difficult to see micro-innovation playing a role in it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be described by group buying in this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The phenomenon of blind conformity\nB: The trend of renewal\nC: Copy and imitate\nD: The act of collective procurement\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "295", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlace names are the product of human activities in various historical times. They have rich scientific connotations such as history, geography, language, economy, nationality and society. They are a special cultural phenomenon and a living fossil of human history. According to statistics, there are more than 22000 surnames in ancient and modern China. It can be inferred that there are not few words involving surnames in place names.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conjecture??\n\nOptions:\nA: These place names, which condense ethnic, linguistic and historical materials, are of great help to understand the ancient tribal migration\nB: People in patriarchal society often live together by surnames, and surnames have become the highlight of the most distinctive meaning in place names\nC: Archaeologists took an ancient place name called Wangchenggang in Dengfeng County, Henan Province as a clue, where they excavated the ruins of the Xia Dynasty\nD: According to statistics, people surnamed Chen are more in the South and less in the north\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "296", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe paddy field is not only a rice planting area, but also a farm where the rice is perfumed and the fish is fat and shrimp is strong. Traditional dwarf rice is densely planted because of the pursuit of maximum yield. In addition, the plant stalk is short and the space in the paddy field is narrow, resulting in poor air circulation and reduced effective oxygen content in the water. The high-stalk rice has a tall plant type, luxuriant leaves and a high canopy, and the plant spacing is relatively sparse, which can provide a good habitat for rice field animals such as frogs, fish and loach, and has the advantage of being suitable for the combination of planting and breeding. The problem of insufficient air convection and insufficient space above the paddy field caused by too dense plants. Compared with the current common paddy field comprehensive planting and breeding model, the economic benefits of this model are significantly improved, which will greatly enhance the enthusiasm of farmers for planting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this passage intended to illustrate: the cultivation of high stalk rice?\n\nOptions:\nA: Overcome the disadvantages of the traditional dwarf rice planting model\nB: A new planting model combining planting and breeding was born\nC: It will become the development direction of rice farming in the future\nD: Provides a good habitat for animals raised in paddy fields\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "297", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommentary marketing refers to a marketing model in which merchants use reviews of products and services to guide customers' consumption tendency and promote product promotion and sales.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is commentary marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A research institute of traditional Chinese medicine held a series of public welfare lectures on traditional Chinese medicine ointment prescriptions. many plaster beneficiaries spoke personally, which aroused the concern of many citizens, and the plasters in pharmacies also sold well\nB: A shopping website set up a reputation evaluation mechanism for buyers to help sellers screen customers with malicious bad reviews and put them on the blacklist, which quickly increased the turnover of the store\nC: After a restaurant launched the activity of collecting praise for lobster, nearly 2,000 fans questioned its activity rules and lobster quality, and its turnover dropped sharply\nD: A well-known household appliance company has launched a new product, and the professional evaluation of experts in the industry is prominently printed on the outer package. as soon as the product is put on the market, it is very popular\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "298", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective behavior is a spontaneous and unorganized behavior with a large number of people. In collective behavior, individuals do not act independently, but rely on and influence each other with others\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not collective behaviors:\n\nOptions:\nA: In the evening, a group of people dressed in uniform danced hip-hop in the open space\nB: A group of residents snapped up food and mineral water after an earthquake in a country\nC: Recently, some false rumors have been spread rapidly on the Internet\nD: Brightly colored dresses have become popular this summer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "299", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people think that the older a person is, the more free radicals they accumulate in the body, the more damage they do from oxidation, and eventually they die of aging.Grape seed extract contains protopherics, which can effectively remove free radicals from the body and protect human cell tissue from oxidative damage of free radicals.Therefore, eat more grape seed extract, can be antioxidant anti-aging.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if correct, can best weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Grape seed extract contains polyphenols that cause damage to the liver\nB: A variety of vegetables and fruits and other daily foods, containing antioxidants are also a lot\nC: There is no difference in free radical concentrations in young, middle-aged and older people\nD: The dismutase in the body binds to a portion of the free radicals to reduce the damage caused by oxidation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "300", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournal editor: Our treasurer advises that because of our precarious financial situation, we should change from a paper version to an online version only if doing so will not increase the cost of publication. The cost of converting from a paper version to an online version is high; however, once the conversion is made, the cost per issue is much lower for an online version. Since a benefactor has agreed to cover the costs of conversion, and since we can safely assume that our treasurer is right, we should change to an online version.\n\nQuestion:\nThe journal editor's argument is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: bases its conclusion on the argument of an authority speaking outside the authority's field of expertise\nB: fails to rule out the possibility that the journal will remain in a precarious financial position whether it changes to an online version or not\nC: overlooks the possibility that an online version would have other advantages over a paper version than cost\nD: treats meeting a necessary condition for changing from a paper to an online version as a sufficient reason for changing\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "301", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCustoms is a state organ that supervises, checks and collects customs duties on all goods and articles entering and leaving the country.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, when on duty, customs officer can:\n\nOptions:\nA: Check other people's luggage\nB: Check the body of others\nC: Take portraits of others\nD: Detain others for one day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "302", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe average normal infant born in the United States weighs between 12 and 14 pounds at the age of three months. Ttherefore, if a three-month-old child weighs only 10 pounds, its weight gain has been below the United States average.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following indicates a flaw in the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some three-month-old children weigh as much as 17 pounds.\nB: The phrase below average does not necessarily mean insufficient.\nC: It is possible for a normal child to weigh 10 pounds at birth.\nD: Average weight gain is not the same as average weight.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "303", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the investigation of a food poisoning incident, the doctor found that the food eaten by the poisoned people on the same day was different, but everyone ate a mushroom sold in a farmers' market. Therefore, it was concluded that the poisoning may be caused by the toxicity of this mushroom.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is similar to the above interference form?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists have found that the content of calcium in healthy people's hair is on average higher than that in people with myocardial infarction. Therefore, according to the change of calcium content in hair, we can infer the degree of myocardial infarction.\nB: It is found that foods such as steamed bread, rice and meat products that spend the night in summer will deteriorate, and their texture is different. However, because they are all in the high-temperature season, they are easy to reproduce bacteria. Therefore, the high-temperature condition is the cause of food deterioration.\nC: Rubbing hands can generate heat, hitting stones can generate heat, and friction can generate heat. These are all friction. There are no opposite examples. Therefore, friction can generate heat.\nD: By observing the skiing posture of penguins, people have designed a polar off-road vehicle with a speed of 50 kilometers per hour, which is faster than penguins.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "304", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBoth Company A and B provide 24-hour hotline consultation services for customers who have difficult problems using their company's digital products. Calling the hotline charges a corresponding call fee, so generally speaking, consumers only encounter difficulties when using digital products. The number of hotline calls received by Company A is five times more than that of Company B. This shows that company A's digital products must be more complex and difficult to use than Company B's.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of consumers who bought Company B's digital products is twice as much as that of Company A\nB: The number of consumers who bought Company A's digital products is 5 times more than that of Company B\nC: Company B received twice more complaints about the quality of digital products than Company A\nD: Company A received 5 times more complaints about the quality of digital products than Company B\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "305", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParents, students and employers do not have the right to participate in the management of colleges and universities, but they have the right to be accountable for the social responsibility of colleges and universities. Higher education is popular and university funding sources are diversified. As a result, parents, students and employers have become stakeholders in colleges and universities. For parents and students, their accountability for the responsibility of colleges and universities depends more on whether students can get good learning experience and learning experience, whether the school can train graduates who meet the needs of society, and can be aimed at the needs of enterprises and society,conduct applied research that directly puts into production and increases efficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The popularization of higher education is easily affected by the social atmosphere of striving for quick success and instant benefits\nB: Colleges and universities should give parents, students and employers the right of social responsibility\nC: The development of colleges and universities should take into account the interests of parents, students and employers\nD: The requirements of parents, students and employers have promoted the vigorous development of applied disciplines\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "306", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: In today' s post-industrial economy, higher education is essential for achieving prosperity. Without a college degree or higher, citizens do not have access to the highest quartile of salaries, and only individuals earning salaries in this highest quartile have enough disposable income to buy real estate and invest in long term assets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument assumes that\n\nOptions:\nA: everyone in the highest quartile of salaries lives in a house that he or she owns\nB: understanding what prosperity is, from a college-educated perspective, is essential to achieving it\nC: all the jobs in the highest quartile of salaries require skills that are always covered as part of a college education\nD: prosperity has to include ownership of real estate or long term assets.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "307", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMerger refers to the behavior of one enterprise acquiring another enterprise, usually in the form of one enterprise acquiring the shares of another enterprise. The main forms include: (1) vertical merger, which occurs when two enterprises are at different stages of the production process; (2) Horizontal merger. occurs when two enterprises are in the same market; (3) Mixed merger occurs when two enterprises operate separately in two unrelated markets\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fruit juice company A acquisiting Cola company B is a horizontal merger\nB: The acquisition of computer company B by mobile phone company A is a vertical merger\nC: Flour factory A was acquired by bread factory B, which is a mixed merger\nD: The acquisition of property management company B by commercial housing development company A is a mixed merger\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "308", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe new heart scans offer patients significant benefits. They can be completed in a fraction of the time required for an angiogram, with no recovery time necessary. Furthermore, the scans are more sensitive and can identify problem areas that an angiogram might not perceive. However, heart scans use more radiation than most diagnostic procedures, and can cause undue concern over and treatment for the harmless abnormalities often picked up by such sensitive technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions is best supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Angiograms are more widely used than heart scans.\nB: Patients should not be concerned about heart abnormalities that appear in a heart scan.\nC: A heart scan could result in indirect harm by causing a patient to undergo unnecessary procedures.\nD: A heart scan is the more appropriate of the two procedures for most patients.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "309", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are three chess grandmasters and three chess masters in a round robin, that is, each player has to compete with five other players. The scoring rules are as follows: 2 points for defeating a chess grandmaster and 1 point for defeating a chess master; a chess grandmaster loses 2 points and a chess master loses 1 point. If:\n\nQuestion:\nA chess grandmaster has lost two games, so what is the highest score he can get?\n\nOptions:\nA: 0 marks\nB: 1 marks\nC: 2 marks\nD: 3 marks\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "310", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNever pretend that children can be replaced by other things, just as never pretend that what you don't get is not worth it or missing.\n\nQuestion:\nIs what you don't get worth getting:\n\nOptions:\nA: I don't know\nB: it's worth \nC: Pretend it's not worth \nD: Pretend it's worth \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "311", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNutrition education in schools once promoted daily consumption of food from each of the four food groups: milk, meat, fruit and vegetables, and breads and cereals. This recommendation was, however, dangerous to health.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, provides support for the critique above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A healthy diet should include the consumption of several different fruits and vegetables daily, but the recommendation was often interpreted as satisfied by the consumption of a single serving of a fruit or vegetable.\nB: The recommendation that some food from the fruit and vegetable group be consumed daily constituted a reminder not to neglect this group, which provides needed vitamins, minerals, and fiber.\nC: The omission of fish, which contains beneficial oils, from the names of groups in the list gave erroneous impression that it is less healthy as a food than is red meat.\nD: The division into four groups gave the impression that an equal amount of each should be consumed, but milk and meat tend to contain fats that promote heart disease and cancer and should be eaten in lesser amounts.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "312", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person summed up the legendary experience of Bill Gates and Dale and found that the secret to their success was dropping out of college.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the relationship between dropping out of college and success that is believed by that person?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dropping out of college leads to the success of a person.\nB: One may succeed if he drops out of college.\nC: One can't succeed without dropping out of college.\nD: One may succeed if he doesn't drop out of college.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "313", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecent research indicates that increased consumption of fruits and vegetables by middle-aged people reduces their susceptibility to stroke in later years. The researchers speculate that this may be because fruits and vegetables are rich in folic acid. Low levels of folic acid are associated with high levels of homocysteine, an amino acid that contributes to blocked arteries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A decreased risk of stroke is correlated with increased levels of folic acid.\nB: An increased propensity for blocked arteries is correlated with decreased levels of homocysteine.\nC: Stroke is prevented by ingestion of folic acid in quantities sufficient to prevent a decline in the levels of homocysteine.\nD: A decreased propensity for blocked arteries is correlated with low levels of folic acid.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "314", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVirtual museums are interested in the 90s of the last century. Compared with physical museums, virtual museums can display all the collections. The audience does not need to keep a distance from the collections. You can see the works from different directions with a single click of the mouse, and realize human-computer interaction. Many people worry that physical museums will gradually promote the charm. But the fact is that through the influence of digitalization, people learn about the original works, and they want to enter the physical museum to contact them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no conflict between the virtual museum and the real museum\nB: Virtual museums make it easier to spread art\nC: Copying works cannot replace the shock of the original work\nD: Museum virtualization can greatly realize the function of art education\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "315", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a recent study, one group of participants watched video recordings of themselves running on treadmills, and a second group watched recordings of other people running on treadmills. When contacted later, participants in the first group reported exercising, on average, 1 hour longer each day than did the other participants. This shows that watching a recording of yourself exercising can motivate you to exercise more.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In studies of identical twins, participants who observed their twin reading overreported by a significant amount how much time they themselves spent reading in the days that followed.\nB: Another study's members exhibited an increased willingness to give to charity after hearing stories in which people with whom they identified did so.\nC: Participants who were already highly motivated to exercise did not report exercising for any longer each day than they had before the study.\nD: In another study, people who watched recordings of themselves lifting weights exercised for more time each day than did people who watched recordings of themselves running.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "316", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li was admitted to Tsinghua University, or Xiao Sun was not admitted to Peking University. If Xiao Zhang is admitted to Peking University, Xiao Sun is also admitted to Peking University; If Xiao Zhang is not admitted to Peking University, Xiao Li is admitted to Tsinghua University.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above determination is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li was admitted to Tsinghua University.\nB: Xiao Zhang was admitted to Peking University.\nC: Xiao Li failed to enter Tsinghua University.\nD: Xiao Zhang failed to enter Peking University.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "317", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe record of examination in criminal proceedings refers to the fact that the investigators conduct their own personal inspection and observation, and make objective records in order to determine certain characteristics, injuries and physiological state of the victim, suspect, defendant.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the inspection in the inspection record in criminal proceedings??\n\nOptions:\nA: The public security organ dissected the corpse of the victim whose cause of death was unknown\nB: In order to determine the specific characteristics of the defendant, the technical department conducted physical examination\nC: The police searched the suspect, took pictures, and scanned the fingerprint.\nD: When interrogating the witness, the judge asked the investigators to show items related to the case for the witness to identify\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "318", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOutsourcing is the practice of obtaining from an independent supplier a product or service that a company has previously provided for itself. Since a company's chief objective is to realize the highest possible year-end profits, any product or service that can be obtained from an independent supplier for less than it would cost the company to provide the product or service on its own should be outsourced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a company decides to use independent suppliers for a product, it can generally exploit the vigorous competition arising among several firms that are interested in supplying that product.\nB: When a company decides to use an independent supplier for a product or service, the independent supplier sometimes hires members of the company's staff who formerly made the product or provided the service that the independent supplier now supplies.\nC: Certain tasks, such as processing a company's payroll, are commonly outsourced, whereas others, such as handling the company's core business, are not.\nD: Successful outsourcing requires a company to provide its suppliers with information about its products and plans that can fall into the hands of its competitors and give them a business advantage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "319", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people have made such a reasoning: Lu Xun's works can not be read in one day, and Longxugou is Lu Xun's work, so Longxugou can not be read in one day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true for this reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: This reasoning is correct.\nB: This reasoning is wrong because one of its premises is wrong.\nC: This reasoning is wrong because its conclusion is wrong.\nD: This reasoning is wrong because it makes four conceptual mistakes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "320", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative Emergency: it refers to the system that the state administrative organ exercises emergency functions and powers to control and deal with public emergencies.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to Administrative Emergency?\n\nOptions:\nA: After an earthquake disaster breaks out, the administrative organ shall take emergency measures\nB: Public access offices shall take measures against individual visitors who disturb its office order\nC: Martial law was issued after serious unrest\nD: Administrative office shall take emergency measures for the sudden occurrence of epidemic infectious diseases endangering human life and health\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "321", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new type of shaving cream has gotten excellent reviews, but there is a worry that an ingredient in the cream can cause a severe allergic reaction. If consumers test the product on a small area of skin before using it, however, a painful allergic reaction can certainly be prevented. Ttherefore, the fear of the cream causing allergic reactions is completely unfounded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: All consumers of the shaving cream will test the product on a small area of skin before using it.\nB: None of the consumers who have yet to use the shaving cream are allergic to it.\nC: The shaving cream will come with a money-back guarantee if consumers find they are allergic to it.\nD: The shaving cream can be tested on any area of the body, including the face.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "322", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntrusive thinking refers to some involuntary, recurrent and irregular disturbing thoughts that enter the individual's brain, which can cause a series of adaptive problems and induce negative emotions, including anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to intrusive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Cheng felt frustrated at the thought of the negative consequences of failing to complete the task of the sales.\nB: At the end of every year, Xiao Meng, who works in other places, struggles about whether to go back to his hometown for the Spring Festival, and gets upset as a result.\nC: During this period, the stock market fluctuated greatly, and the mood of Lao Zhang, a shareholder, was as unpredictable as the stock index, and he was extremely anxious.\nD: When Xiaoqiang is in class, there is always a picture of online games in his mind, which makes it difficult for him to calm down and study.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "323", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere were guests absent from Mr. Wang's birthday dinner. Mr. Wang said, at most two of Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma. Mrs. Wang said, honey, I think you're wrong. I think what you said is different from the actual situation.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Mrs. Wang is wrong, which of the followings is not true?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least two of Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma came.\nB: Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma didn't come.\nC: Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma all came.\nD: Everyone came except Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "324", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development and competition of contemporary economy no longer rely mainly on intensive labor. For example, in the United States, the whole information superhighway project will take 20 years, with a total investment of 400 billion US dollars. It will cost $200 billion to install high-capacity fiber-optic lines for 95 million homes across the country.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The future economic development process is a capital intensive process\nB: High and new technology will be the basis of future economic development\nC: The gap between the comprehensive national strength of developing countries and developed countries will become larger and larger\nD: The future economic development will no longer need labor\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "325", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe predecessor of the Han nationality is basically Yan Emperor, and the two ethnic groups left by the Yellow Emperor are called Huaxia (some people think that Huaxia is a nation living in the Central Plains, Xia is a big country. There is etiquette to call it a great country; there is an article to call it China. Huaxia is the predecessor of the Han nationality. The concept of the Han nationality originated from the Wuhu Sixteen Kingdoms and was fixed later, so Huaxia is often used in the book to replace the Han nationality. The word China first comes from Yu Qizhai China by he Zun (unearthed in Baoji in the 1960 s) of the Zhou Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options gives an accurate understanding of China in the last sentence of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Central Plains, the center of Chinese national life.\nB: The place of residence of the Chinese nation.\nC: Most parts of China today.\nD: Today's Chinese mainland.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "326", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of moving from developing China to economically developed countries, a large amount of capital support is an essential condition, and a high savings rate is a necessary condition for obtaining a large amount of capital. At present, China is in the period of economic take-off. Therefore, a high savings rate is a normal and reasonable phenomenon in the current economic development.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the followings can be infered??\n\nOptions:\nA: With a large amount of capital support, we can realize the leap from developing China to developed countries\nB: With a high savings rate, we can get a lot of capital support\nC: If we don't get a lot of capital support, the savings rate is not high\nD: Without a high savings rate, the transition to developed countries cannot be achieved\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "327", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCountry G had long had a problem with congested roads. To cut down on congestion, Country G developed a high-speed train system connecting most midsize and large cities within the country. The train system was intended to cut down on the number of people utilizing private vehicles on the country' s roads. Within one year after the train system was complete, there were approximately 100, 000 riders using the high-speed train system. The citizens of Country G were ecstatic about the success of the train system.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can properly be inferred from the passage that Country G believes that the train system is a success\n\nOptions:\nA: because trains generally arrive at their destinations on time\nB: because trains generally are not successful in modern times\nC: because the large number of people riding the train means that fewer people are using the country's roads\nD: because the increase in public transportation will benefit tourism throughout the country\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "328", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThroughout European history famines have generally been followed by periods of rising wages, because when a labor force is diminished, workers are more valuable in accordance with the law of supply and demand. The Irish potato famine of the 1840s is an exception; it resulted in the death or emigration of half of Ireland' s population, but there was no significant rise in the average wages in Ireland in the following decade.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would LEAST contribute to an explanation of the exception to the generalization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The birth rate increased during the decade following the famine, and this compensated for much of the loss of population that was due to the famine.\nB: Eviction policies of the landowners in Ireland were designed to force emigration of the elderly and infirm, who could not work, and to retain a high percentage of able-bodied workers.\nC: Improved medical care reduced the mortality rate among able-bodied adults in the decade following the famine to below prefamine levels.\nD: England, which had political control of Ireland, legislated artificially low wages to provide English-owned industry and agriculture in Ireland with cheap labor.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "329", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe key to being in power lies in the proper use of personnel. The grass-roots front line is at the forefront of serving the masses, and the masses' pursuit and expectations for a better life are rich and diverse, and a sufficient number of professional counterparts are needed to promote the governance of a highly effective. At present, great changes have taken place in the type of community in our country, the function carried by the community is more and more, and the situation of the community is complex and changeable. Convenient services for the people, such as supporting the army and families, providing for the aged and helping the disabled, epidemic prevention and control, charity and education, etc., all need the professional response ability of the relevant parties of community governance, such as community party organizations, neighborhood committees, community service stations, property service enterprises and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is necessary to improve the level of governance of community work at the grass-roots level.\nB: The function of the community has been fully expanded beyond the traditional cognition.\nC: The governance of a highly effective community requires the cooperation of many parties.\nD: The governance of the community needs to strengthen the construction of professional talents.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "330", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnlike Italy, Germany and other European countries, the United States is known as the Football desert by some fans, who believe that in the United States, football has always been seen as a marginal sport.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most refute this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The American football team has achieved impressive results in many major international competitions such as the World Cup. Its ranking in FIFA is sometimes even higher than that of traditional soccer powerhouses such as England.\nB: Despite the late start of the United Soccer League, but the development is rapid.Now its league level has surpassed that of Argentina, Brazil and other traditional soccer powers.\nC: Soccer has become the second sport for 12-24-year-olds in the United States. The absolute number of youth soccer players in the United States is the largest in the world.\nD: Because of the lack of the corresponding cultivation of football culture soil, people who are engaged in football in the United States are people who really love football. Football without complicated commercial operations is more pure.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "331", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to alleviate the shortage of oil, China began to industrialize the technology of converting corn into fuel ethanol five years ago, commonly known as grain into oil, which has now become a more mature industry. China has had a bumper grain harvest for three consecutive years from 2004 to 2006, and the international oil price has reached a new high this year, but the National Development and Reform Commission has notified to stop the project of producing fuel ethanol from grain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, can best explain the above seemingly contradictory phenomena?\n\nOptions:\nA: Five years ago, the changing grain into oil project was a measure to digest aged grain\nB: The project of changing grain into oil will affect China's food security, which is more important than alleviating oil shortage\nC: China has developed the key technology of using straw to produce fuel ethanol\nD: In China's corn growing areas, newly built ethanol plants in recent years have begun to compete with feed producers for raw materials\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "332", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative mediation refers to the activities under the auspices of the state administrative organs, based on the voluntary basis of the parties, on the basis of the laws and regulations and policies of the state, and on the principle of voluntary, through the persuasion and persuasion of the parties to the dispute, to urge the parties to forgive each other, negotiate on an equal footing, and reach an agreement, which is used to resolve the dispute and reach a settlement agreement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an administrative conciliation act?\n\nOptions:\nA: The street community neighborhood committee mediates the neighborhood disputes within the jurisdiction\nB: Consumer associations under the jurisdiction of the Trade and Industry Bureau mediate consumer disputes\nC: The traffic police make a determination of liability for the vehicle collision and make an opinion\nD: A municipal economic arbitration committee mediates disputes over economic contracts between enterprises\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "333", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMr. Nance: Ms. Chan said that she retired from Quad Cities Corporation, and had received a watch and a wonderful party as thanks for her 40 years of loyal service. But I overheard a colleague of hers say that Ms. Chan will be gone for much of the next year on business trips and is now working harder than she ever did before; that does not sound like retirement to me. At least one of them is not telling the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nMr. Nance's reasoning is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: is based in part on hearsay\nB: draws a conclusion based on equivocal language\nC: criticizes Ms. Chan rather than the claims she made\nD: fails to infer that Ms. Chan must be a person of superior character, given her long loyal service\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "334", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI. Room air conditioners produced by Japanese manufacturers tend to be more reliable than those produced by United States manufacturers. II. The average lifetime of room air conditioners produced by United States manufacturers is about fifteen years, the same as that of room air conditioners produced by Japanese manufacturers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would best reconcile the two statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reliability is a measure of how long a product functions without needing repair.\nB: Damage to room air conditioners during shipping and installation does not occur with great frequency in the United States or in Japan.\nC: Production facilities of firms designated as United States manufacturers are not all located in the United States.\nD: Japanese manufacturers often use more reliable components in their room air conditioners than do United States manufacturers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "335", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGreen transportation refers to the transportation characterized by saving energy and reducing exhaust gas emissions. The ways of its implementation mainly include: reasonable selection of means and routes of transport, overcoming circuitous and repeated transportation, in order to achieve the goal of energy saving and emission reduction; improving the technology of internal combustion engines and the use of clean fuel to improve energy efficiency; prevent leakage in the process of transportation to avoid serious environmental harm to local areas.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to green transportation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Imported fruits, snacks and daily necessities are transported by air and distributed through the cold chain in the city, which are distributed step by step by multi-level dealers.\nB: E-commerce carries out intensive distribution to the same area, collecting and delivering goods uniformly, so as to reduce the flow of goods and the rate of empty load as much as possible.\nC: A delivery company introduces a new model with higher fuel efficiency and larger cargo capacity, which consumes less fuel and flies farther.\nD: The transportation of logistics in a certain place makes full use of renewable fuel and hybrid power technology, and drivers are trained regularly.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "336", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the integration model represented by cultural science and technology, cultural finance and cultural creativity has been widely used. The main purpose of culture science and technology is to promote the transformation and application of high-tech achievements into the cultural field, and to strengthen the content support and creative promotion of culture to the information industry. Cultural finance focuses on guiding all kinds of social capital to invest in the field of culture, making use of the Internet financial model, and giving full play to the stimulating effect of financial innovation on cultural consumption. Cultural creativity takes culture as resources, creativity as the means, industry as the purpose, to develop cultural and creative industries, and to achieve deep integration with other industries at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the macro level, the above three contents all belong to which form of cultureintegration trend?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cross-platform integration\nB: Cross-industry integration\nC: Cross-path fusion\nD: Cross-factor fusion\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "337", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are two kinds of fruit candy and toffee in the jar.The kindergarten teacher put his hands into the jar, and then clenched his fists to take out a piece of candies. Then the teacher said four things: 1. The right hand is definitely not fruit candy. 2. Or the left hand is fruit candies, or fruit candies on the right hand. 3. If the left hand is fruit candies, then the right hand is not fruit candies. 4. Both the left hand and the right hand are fruit candies.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that three of the four sentences the teacher said are true and one is false, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Left hand fruit candy, right hand toffee\nB: Both left hand and right hand are fruit candies\nC: Both left hand and right hand are toffee\nD: Left hand toffee, right hand fruit candies\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "338", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA prominent investor who holds a large stake in the Burton Tool Company has recently claimed that the company is mismanaged , citing as evidence the company' s failure to slow production in response to a recent rise in its inventory of finished products. It is doubtful whether an investor' s sniping at management can ever be anything other than counterproductive, but in this case it is clearly not justified . It is true that an increased inventory of finished products often indicates that production is outstripping demand, but in Burton' s case it indicates no such thing. Rather, the increase in inventory is entirely attributable to products that have already been assigned to orders received from customers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is evidence that has been used to support a position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second states the conclusion of the argument as a whole.\nB: The first states the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second is evidence that has been used to support the position being opposed.\nC: The first states the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second states the conclusion of the argument as a whole.\nD: The first is evidence that has been used to support a position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second provides information to undermine the force of that evidence.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "339", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe World Heritage Convention stipulates that the country where the world heritage is located must ensure the authenticity and integrity of the heritage. The first level of the world heritage function is scientific research, the second level is the education function, and the last is the tourism function. At present, many places are gradually Corrected, but there are still many unsatisfactory places.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can't be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The country where the world heritage is located should properly protect the world heritage\nB: The most valuable value of world heritage is its scientific research value\nC: There are still many violations of the World Heritage Convention\nD: All countries where World Heritage Sites are located are overly focused on their tourist functions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "340", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf we do not try to raise the income of the low-income people, the society will be unstable; if the private economy is not allowed to get a return, the economy will not go up. In the face of the dilemma of income and distribution, it is correct to advocate that efficiency is priority and giving consideration to fairness. If we listen to the proposition that fairness is priority and give consideration to efficiency, China's economy will return to the era of neither efficiency nor fairness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The biggest problem in the current society is the dilemma between income and distribution.\nB: There is a third way to balance between the dilemma of income and distribution.\nC: The equal emphasis on efficiency and fairness is superior to the concepts of efficiency is priority and giving consideration to fairness and fairness is priority and giving consideration to efficiency.\nD: Advocating that efficiency is priority and giving consideration to fairness will not bring the economy back to the era of neither efficiency nor fairness.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "341", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlagpole Army Base in Oregon and Klondike Army Base in Alaska are similar bases with similar duty loads. Despite the similarities, Klondike always has had more men than Flagpole has. Clearly, each soldier at Klondike must have to perform a smaller share of the duties, and ttherefore soldiers at Klondike must have more free time than do soldiers at Flagpole.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, it would be most useful to know which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether those recruits who are in a position to choose, choose Flagpole over Klondike.\nB: Whether the officers administering the Flagpole and Klondike bases have had similar training.\nC: Whether regular furloughs from Klondike are longer than furloughs from Flagpole, to account for added travel time.\nD: Whether the morale level at Klondike is higher than the morale at Flagpole.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "342", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nText is the soul of calligraphy. The bookish style and artistic style of calligraphy are closely related to the humanistic spirit behind the text. Calligraphy with the absence of text is incomplete calligraphy. As for the judgment of the value of calligraphy, although it has been adjusted to a certain extent in traditional culture and modern culture, the culture of calligraphy has not been shaken at all. The art of calligraphy has always assumed the function of carrying Tao. The calligraphy classics represented by the Preface to the Collection of Orchid Pavilion and manuscripts for nephews are the products of pen and ink and rhetoric, which contain national feelings, national character and humanistic spirit, and embody the calligrapher's cultural accomplishment and artistic accomplishment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not match the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The content of the text should not be ignored in evaluating the value of calligraphy works.\nB: The level of art of calligraphy depends on the literary level of the calligrapher.\nC: The old motto of Literature to carry Tao is also applicable to the art of calligraphy.\nD: Almost all the excellent calligraphy works are legal posts of excellent texts.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "343", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical emotion refers to the inner experience and feeling of political subjects in political life to the political system, political activities, political events and political figures, which is formed with the process of people's political cognition, and is a general term for the psychological reaction of various political object, love and hate only dare, beauty and ugliness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not political emotion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who entered the race gave impassioned speeches because their political expectations and needs were met\nB: American voters are already disgusted with superficial democracy, with about half expressing political indifference in various ways\nC: Admiration for leaders and heroes, love for the motherland and the nation\nD: Chagrin at the waste of time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "344", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf cold fusion worked, it would provide almost limitless power from very inexpensive raw materials, materials far cheaper than coal or oil. But replacing all the traditional electric generators that use these fuels with cold-fusion power plants would result in a reduction of no more than 25 percent in the average residential electric bill.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, would help to resolve the apparent discrepancy between the predictions above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Personnel costs for the distribution of power to consumers are unrelated to the type of raw materials an electric company uses.\nB: Most electric companies would be willing to incorporate cold-fusion technology into their power plants.\nC: Cold-fusion power plants would be more expensive to build and maintain than traditional electric generators are.\nD: Only a relatively small portion of any residential electric bill is determined by the electric company's expenses for fuel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "345", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: M and P jointly serve as members of a sub-committee.\nB: F and H jointly serve as members of a sub-committee.\nC: G and I jointly serve as members of a sub-committee.\nD: I only serve as a member of one sub-committee.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "346", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe excuse is to admit that the activity itself is wrong, but the party denies that he should bear the responsibility. The defense is to admit that should be responsible for the activity, but the party denies that the activity is wrong. In the face of failed events, people use excuses to minimize their responsibilities, while use defense to try to redefine controversial actions so that they do not look too bad.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li lost a business and caused a certain loss to the company. He said it was caused by his leg injury being half an hour late\nB: When a department made a mistake, the person in charge said thatThey didn't ask for my opinion at all when they decided. I don't know anything about it.\nC: Consumers in a country questioned the practice of adding carbon monoxide to the packaging to make the meat look ruddy and fresh, but the country's Food Administration said that this practice is generally safe\nD: A company's product has a quality problem, and the statement said that it was caused by the use of substandard parts produced by other companies\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "347", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHeern: I object to the mayor' s proposal that taxicabs pick up and drop off passengers only at designated stops. This proposal aims to reduce traffic jams and accidents, but if the mayor herself were affected by such a law, she would oppose it. Thus the proposal is without merit.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in Heern's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that this argument\n\nOptions:\nA: takes for granted that the frequency and location of designated stops would inconvenience most taxicab users\nB: takes for granted that other people would share the mayor's dissatisfaction with the proposed law\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that the proposed law would not be the most effective way to reduce traffic jams and accidents\nD: focuses on the mayor's preferences instead of addressing the merits of the proposal\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "348", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are three types of robots in a laboratory. Type A can recognize colors, type B can recognize shapes and type C can recognize neither colors nor shapes. The lab experimented with red balls, basketball, red squares and blue squares on robots 1 and 2, and ordered them to pick up the red ball, but No. 1 picked up the red square and No. 2 picked up the basketball.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above experiments, which of the following assertions must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both No. 1 and No. 2 must be type C.\nB: Neither No.1 nor No.2 is definitely Type C.\nC: No. 1 is Type A and No. 2 is Type B.\nD: No. 1 is not Type B and No. 2 is not Type A.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "349", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFactory director: the adoption of the new process flow can greatly reduce the sulfur dioxide produced by the copper smelting workshop. The key point of this new process is to replace the original open furnace with a closed furnace. However, not only does it cost a lot to purchase and install new equipment, but also the cost of operating the new process is higher than the current process. Therefore, on the whole, the adoption of the new process flow will greatly increase the production cost and make the plant unprofitable. Chief engineer: I have different opinions. In fact, the smelting capacity of the latest closed furnace is unmatched by the existing open furnace.\n\nQuestion:\nOn which of the following questions is the chief engineer and the factory director most likely to disagree?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the adoption of new process flow will make the factory unprofitable.\nB: Whether the cost of running the new process necessarily higher than the current process.\nC: Whether the adoption of the new process flow can greatly reduce the sulfur dioxide produced by the copper smelting workshop.\nD: Whether the smelting capacity of the latest closed furnace is indeed significantly better than that of the existing open furnace.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "350", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is an elderly model in Redmi mobile phone, which is an innovation forced according to the user feedback in the forum. We first heard a large number of users complain that the elderly dare not use smart phones because the Android system is too complex for the elderly to know what to do. Technicians focus on developing products on these issues. The current Redmi mobile phone 'elderly mode' removes all information aggregation and focuses on the card interface, laying out the functions such as SMS, phone, news and photography that the elderly can use on the desktop very good. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is confirmed by the above cases?\n\nOptions:\nA: What the market needs should be decided by consumers, not enterprises.\nB: Users don't know what they want until you put the product in front of them.\nC: In a fully competitive market, innovation can subvert everything.\nD: When you buy, you can use any language; but when you sell, you must use the buyer's language.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "351", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently discovered bird fossils are about 20 million years older than the fossils of the birdlike dinosaurs from which the birds are generally claimed to have descended. So these newly discovered fossils show, contrary to the account espoused by most paleontologists, that no bird descended from any dinosaur.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed in that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: draws a generalization that is broader than is warranted by the findings cited\nB: ignores the possibility that dinosaurs and birds descended from a common ancestor\nC: fails to consider the possibility that dinosaurs descended from birds\nD: attacks the adherents of the opposing view personally instead of addressing any reason for their view\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "352", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpending the first year of a child's life in a nursery can cause anxiety. In our study, 464 children between the ages of 12 and 13 were tested with a situational test designed to test the relationship between children's 1-year-old status and their attachment to their mothers. The result: 41.5 percent of children who had been in day care and 25.7 percent of children who had been home care were rated as anxious and overly dependent on their mothers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the least likely to challenge the conclusions of the study?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the children who are cared for at home in the first year after birth are cared for by grandparents or grandparents, and form a strong family relationship.\nB: The host of this study has been shown to have experienced a long period of neglect from their nursery aunts in their early childhood.\nC: Another study of mothers found that parents want to send their children to day care to correct excessive attachment at home.\nD: The children in the study were not randomly selected for either day care or home care. As a result, there is likely to be a systematic difference between the families of the two groups of children.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "353", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDid all ancient Chinese cities have walls? In people's impression, all ancient cities seemed to have walls, especially the towering walls of capital city, which marked the loss of the supreme walls of imperial power and often meant the demise of empires.The city of Beijing in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the city of Bianliang in the Northern Song Dynasty, the city of Yongtang, the city of Changan, the female east capital of Luoyang and so on. The Lifang pattern in these cities and the tall city walls in the periphery constitute the most distinct physical and chemical representation of the imperial capital.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be followed by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Development and evolution of imperial capital\nB: The function of ancient capital city wall\nC: The relationship between imperial power and urban pattern\nD: Ancient Chinese cities without walls\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "354", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn defending the Hyperion School of Journalism from charges that its program is of little or no value to its students, the dean of the school pointed to its recent success in placing students: 65 percent of its graduates went on to internships or jobs in print or broadcast journalism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the defense offered by the dean?\n\nOptions:\nA: The program offered by the Hyperion School of Journalism is similar in quality and content to those offered by its peer institutions.\nB: More than half of the school's students came from jobs in journalism to improve their skills.\nC: The number of cities with more than one major newspaper has declined sharply over the last 25 years.\nD: Some newspaper editors do not regard journalism schools as a necessary part of the training of a journalist.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "355", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally accepted that symphony is elegant music. Understanding Symphony writers helps to understand symphony. But if you can't really resonate with it, you will feel boring. If you go on like this, of course, you won't know a writer deeply.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as we know a writer deeply, we will be able to resonate with him\nB: The deeper the feeling, the more natural love\nC: The more you love, the more you love symphony\nD: The more you like symphony, the more you like that writer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "356", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCareer development refers to the process of promoting qualified employees within the organization from a lower-level position to a higher-level position when some of the more important positions in the organization need to recruit personnel.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to career development?\n\nOptions:\nA: The position of Deputy Director of the Laws and Regulations Department is vacant, and the Chief of the Laws and Regulations Section 1 will be the candidate for promotion.\nB: The vacancy of the head of the Finance Division was filled by an exceptional promotion of a chief staff member of the division.\nC: The Finance Department lacks a lead accountant and promotes an accountant in the department.\nD: An agency lacks a car driver, and it is planned to arrange a temporary cleaner to learn to drive.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "357", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe early universe contained only the lightest elements, hydrogen and nitrogen. Heavier elements, such as carbon, were only formed in stellar nuclear reactions and diverged when stars exploded. A layer of recently discovered nebulae contained billions of carbon. It was formed years ago, when the age of the universe was less than two billion years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred:\n\nOptions:\nA: Gas clouds contain hydrogen and nitrogen.\nB: The earliest stars contained only hydrogen.\nC: There are stars before the universe was two billion years old.\nD: The carbon in the gas cloud later becomes part of the constituent stars.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "358", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Interpol team needs to strengthen the anti-drug team. Regarding who in the team will participate in the team, the following opinions have been agreed: (1) If A participates, then B will also participate; (2) If C does not participate, then D will participate; (3) If A does not participate and C participates, then Captain E will participate; (4) Captain E and Deputy Captain B cannot both participate; (5) The superior decides that the deputy captain will participate.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above comments, Which of the following options is completely correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, D, have participated \nB: C, D, have participated \nC: A, B, have participated \nD: A, B, D have participated \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "359", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to some astronomers, Earth is struck by a meteorite large enough to cause an ice age on an average of once every 100 million years. The last such incident occurred nearly 100 million years ago, so we can expect that Earth will be struck by such a meteorite in the near future. This clearly warrants funding to determine whether there is a means to protect our planet from such meteorite strikes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most subject to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that some feasible means can be found to deter large meteorite strikes\nB: makes a bold prescription on the basis of evidence that establishes only a high probability for a disastrous event\nC: moves from evidence about the average frequency of an event to a specific prediction about when the next such event will occur\nD: presumes, without providing justification, that the probability of a chance event's occurring is not affected by whether the event has occurred during a period in which it would be expected to occur\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "360", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe winter of 2020 seems to come earlier than usual. Before November, there was the first snowfall and the temperature dropped below zero in some parts of our country. According to this, the winter of 2020 will be the coldest winter in China in 60 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are no signs of a significant drop in temperature in some other parts of our country compared with previous years.\nB: In areas with heavy snow before November, there has been almost no similar phenomenon in previous years.\nC: Under the condition of global warming, the average temperature in winter in China has shown an upward trend in recent years.\nD: According to statistics, the time of the first snowfall is not significantly related to the average temperature throughout the winter.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "361", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA says B is fat, B says C is fat, and C and D both say they are not fat.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four statements is wrong, then who must be fat?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only A\nB: Only B\nC: Only C\nD: Only B and C\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "362", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina has implemented the etiquette of not marrying with the same surname since the Zhou Dynasty. Qu Li said: the same surname is the clan, and there is the meaning of gathering people of the whole clan, so it is based on the surname.... Even though it has been a hundred generations since their ancestors, they are still not allowed to intermarry. Guoyu said, when you take a wife, you should avoid her with the same surname. He also said, if you don't marry with the same surname, evil doesn't come into being. From this point of view, the ancients of our country have long understood the principle of eugenics in modern genetics, otherwise they would not have realized the harmfulness of next-of-kin marriage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, weakens the author's explanation of unmarried with the same surname?\n\nOptions:\nA: The etiquette system of intermarriage between different clans has laid the foundation of etiquette and law for the political marriage between countries.\nB: The ancients in our country formulated the etiquette of not marrying with the same surname based on the experience that marriage with the same surname led to incest and malbirth.\nC: The intermarriage between the State of Qin and the State of Jin is called the good of Qin and Jin, and the good of Qin and Jin is a model of not marrying with the same surname.\nD: The etiquette of not marrying with the same surname encourages the intermarriage of different clans, and the intermarriage of different clans promotes the integration of different ethnic groups.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "363", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTownship sages mediation refers to the civil mediation method in which rural dignitaries with high prestige and influence come forward to resolve disputes after disputes occur among villagers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to the township sages mediation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Zhou and Lao Ma went to court because of the dispute over loans. After the court accepted it, they went to the village for a hearing and invited several township sages to attend. After on-the-spot mediation, the two sides reached an understanding.\nB: Lao Xiao traveled north and south when he was young, and he was well-informed, and the whole village respected him very much. The cattle of the Zhang family ate the grass of the Li family, and the water of the Gao family entered the house of the Qi family. As long as the villagers found him, the problem was solved.\nC: After Lao Yu retired from the town judicial office and returned to the village, he solved the old problem of discord between the Chiang family's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law with the local method of the common people. From then on, when there was any dispute in the village, everyone liked to come and ask him to judge.\nD: Lao Zhang and his neighbor Lao Li clashed and blocked the road in front of their home. The old branch secretary at the head of the village used to mediate. As soon as they saw him, they lost more than half of their anger, shook hands and opened the road.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "364", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGarbage in this neighborhood probably will not be collected until Thursday this week. Garbage is usually collected here on Wednesdays, and the garbage collectors in this city are extremely reliable. However, Monday was a public holiday, and after a public holiday that falls on a Monday, garbage throughout the city is supposed to be collected one day later than usual.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: treating something that is probable as though it were inevitable\nB: generalizing about all actions of a certain kind on the basis of a description of one such action\nC: treating several pieces of irrelevant evidence as though they provide support for the conclusion\nD: providing information that allows application of a general rule to a specific case\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "365", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChildren's Day is coming, the kindergarten teacher for the class Xiao Ming, Xiao Lei, Xiao Gang, Xiao Fang, florets and other 5 children prepared red, orange, yellow, green, green, blue, purple and other 7 gifts. It is known that all gifts are given, and each gift can only be received by one person, with a maximum of two gifts per person. In addition, the gift delivery also needs to meet the following requirements :(1) if Xiao Ming receives an orange gift, Xiao Fang will receive a blue gift; (2) If Xiao Lei does not receive a red gift, Xiao Fang will not receive a blue gift; (3) If Xiao Gang does not receive a yellow gift, then Xiao Gang will not receive a purple gift; (4) No one can receive both yellow and green gifts. Xiao Ming only got orange presents, and Xiao Hua only got purple presents.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, if Xiao Gang received two gifts, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Lei received two presents, red and green.\nB: Xiao Gang received yellow and blue presents.\nC: Xiao Fang received green and blue presents.\nD: Xiao Gang received yellow and cyan presents.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "366", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPossession modification refers to the transfer of the right to the movable property, the two parties also agreed that the transferee to continue to occupy the movable property, the property right from the transfer agreement when the effective effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is a possession modification?\n\nOptions:\nA: A to rent furniture sold to B, but because the lease period is not complete, temporarily unable to recover furniture, A the right to return the home to B\nB: Mall staff in use, accidentally the television rental camera broke, the mall at the original price to buy the camera\nC: A sold his house to tenant B, and went through the transfer procedures, B because back home to deal with things temporarily did not stay, A then continued to live in the house\nD: A sold all their books to B, in the delivery of this book, A also want to read for a while, and then reached an agreement with B, borrowed the book for 15 days, B said yes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "367", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nQuoting an article in New Scientist magazine, Cleary said that the role of memory is not necessarily to remember the past, but to help us move into the future. Memory sometimes uses imagination and creation to let us know what to do next, or how to react in certain situations. Some people think that they have the ability to foresee the future, but they may be fragmented memories of the past. If the feeling of deja vu comes from an unremembered memory, it is easy to create the illusion that what happens next also comes from this memory and that you have psychic abilities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deja vu is not psychic ability.\nB: Deja vu can help us see the future.\nC: Deja vu is an incomplete memory of the past.\nD: People's memories are not necessarily memories of the past.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "368", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn many languages other than English there is a word for mother' s brotherwhich is different from the word for father' s brother, whereas English uses the word uncle for both. Thus, speakers of these languages evidence a more finely discriminated kinship system than English speakers do. The number of basic words for colors also varies widely from language to language. Ttherefore, speakers of languages that have fewer basic words for colors than English has must be perceptually unable to distinguish as many colors as speakers of English can distinguish.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, undermines the conclusion concerning words for colors?\n\nOptions:\nA: Khmer uses a basic word corresponding to English bluefor most leaves, but uses its basic word corresponding to English green for unripe bananas\nB: Speakers of English are able to distinguish between lighter and darker shades of the color they call blue, for which Russian has two different basic words.\nC: The word orangein English has the same origin as the equivalent word in Spanish.\nD: Almost every language distinguishes red from the other colors\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "369", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSchool is the main channel to spread knowledge, but it is not the only one. It is important to learn book knowledge, but it is also important to learn in practice. No scientist learns his knowledge entirely from school, and no scientist learns his knowledge entirely from books.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Learning book knowledge and participating in practice are two sources of knowledge\nB: The experience summed up by people through personal practice is true and reliable, while book knowledge is unreliable\nC: One can't practice everything to acquire knowledge, and there's no need to do that\nD: We should not only constantly learn book knowledge, but also constantly enrich our knowledge through practice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "370", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNot long ago, there were many people type typography, morning paper sending and mechanical typing, and some people were skilled in these occupations. Today, these occupations have disappeared from society. Due to the development of genetic technology, it may help Mankind solves the problem of myopia, a few years later, today's very prosperous glasses industry may also tend to disappear.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some new professions will be born\nB: Some people's career changes are related to technological development\nC: In the future, many people will engage in at least two or more occupations in their lifetime\nD: Lifelong education is the general trend of future education development\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "371", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPoetry must not only stay in the paper media, but should make full use of the stage, film and television and other platforms, so that it can be accepted by the people and maintain long-term vitality. Many excellent poetry works are highly artistic. In the process of going to the stage and film and television, they incorporate the performers' understanding and feelings, and carry out the second artistic creation of poetry, supplemented by sound, optoelectronics and other forms of modern art expression. it greatly improves the appreciation of poetry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the help of contemporary technical means, the people's understanding of poetry is far better than that of the ancients\nB: With the help of stage, film and television and other art forms, poetry can maintain its long-term vitality\nC: The performer's second artistic creation of the poem prolongs the vitality of the poem\nD: The popularization of poetry needs the help of stage, film and television and other art forms loved by the people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "372", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA large survey of scientists found that almost all accept Wang' s Law, and almost all know the results of the Brown-Eisler Experiment. But those results together with Wang' s Law contradict the Minsk Hypothesis. Ttherefore, most of the scientists surveyed reject the Minsk Hypothesis.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument requires assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang's Law has in fact been shown to be true.\nB: The scientists surveyed are generally aware that the results of the Brown-Eisler Experiment together with Wang's Law contradict the Minsk Hypothesis.\nC: The sample is large enough to be representative of scientists in the field.\nD: Almost all of the scientists surveyed are familiar with the way in which the results of the Brown-Eisler Experiment were obtained.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "373", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTime is directional and always flows from the past to the future. This is the arrow of time. In the process of biological evolution, the past and the future of time are asymmetrical, which is an irreversible process. But the time arrow of biological evolution is related to entropy increase is different. Entropy increase means degradation, that is, the decomposition and decay of old things; while evolution is the production and development of new things, and its time arrow points to the decrease of entropy.\n\nQuestion:\nSo which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is only one direction for biological evolution\nB: The evolution of organisms can be divided into two categories: degradation and evolution\nC: Biological evolution takes a short time in the past and a long time in the future\nD: The change of entropy is non-directional\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "374", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArea resident: Childhood lead poisoning has declined steadily since the 1970s, when leaded gasoline was phased out and lead paint was banned. But recent statistics indicate that 25 percent of this area' s homes still contain lead paint that poses significant health hazards. Ttherefore, if we eliminate the lead paint in those homes, childhood lead poisoning in the area will finally be eradicated.\n\nQuestion:\nThe area resident's argument is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: takes for granted that children reside in all of the homes in the area that contain lead paint\nB: relies on an assumption that is tantamount to assuming that the conclusion is true\nC: fails to consider that there may be other significant sources of lead in the area's environment\nD: relies on statistical claims that are likely to be unreliable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "375", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nViolations of the law must be prosecuted, but there is almost no punishment for violations of morality. If this becomes a routine, the people will lose their moral constraints. The threat of moral runaway to social stability is no less than that of law. Therefore, in order to maintain social stability, any violation of morality can not go unpunished.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The above argument is tenable.\nB: There are loopholes in the above argument, which ignores that some illegal acts have not been investigated.\nC: There are loopholes in the above argument, which ignores that those who break the law must be prosecuted, and those who are immoral must be prosecuted.\nD: The above argument has loopholes, which exaggerates the social harm of moral violations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "376", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four assertions about a criminal case: (1) there is evidence that Chen Hu did not commit the crime; (2) the perpetrator is either Wang Guang, Chen Hu, or Zhu Tong; (3) there is also evidence that Wang Guang didn't commit to crime; (4) The TV screen showed that at the time of the crime, Zhu Tong was in the audience of a football game far away from the crime scene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a correct description of the four assertions in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: From the above assertion it can be deduced that there is only one crime.\nB: At least one of the above assertions is false.\nC: From these assertions, it can be deduced that the evidence that Wang Guang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Zhu Tong was definitely not in the audience at the football match.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "377", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a star in the entertainment industry was accused of evading personal income tax, she defended herself: over the years, I have paid millions of yuan in personal income tax, which is more than my cousin's state-owned machinery factory. Is this also a sin? \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options most accurately points out the flaws in the above defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more personal income tax she pays, the richer she is, and such people should be severely punished for tax evasion.\nB: The total amount of tax paid by a person does not prove that she pays the amount of tax payable on every item of income.\nC: The attributes of a part are usually not owned by the whole made up of it.\nD: The tax paid by an individual is higher than that paid by a state-owned machinery factory, which does not mean that her contribution to society is greater than that of a state-owned machinery factory.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "378", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe government' s proposed 8 percent cut in all subsidies to arts groups will be difficult for those groups to absorb. As can be seen, however, from their response to last year' s cut, it will not put them out of existence. Last year there was also an 8 percent cut, and though private fund-raising was very difficult for the arts groups in the current recessionary economy, they did survive.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the cumulative effect of the cuts will be more than the arts groups can withstand\nB: equates the mere survival of the arts groups with their flourishing\nC: relies without warrant on the probability that the economy will improve\nD: does not take into account that the dollar amount of the proposed cut is lower than the dollar amount of last year's cut\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "379", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA local group had planned a parade for tomorrow, but city hall has not yet acted on its application for a permit. The group had applied for the permit well in advance, had made sure their application satisfied all the requirements, and was clearly entitled to a permit. Although the law prohibits parades without a permit, the group plans to proceed with its parade. The group' s leader defended its decision by appealing to the principle that citizens need not refrain from actions that fail to comply with the law if they have made a good-faith effort to comply but are prevented from doing so by government inaction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following actions would be justified by the principle to which the leader of the group appealed in defending the decision to proceed?\n\nOptions:\nA: A real-estate developer obtained a permit to demolish a historic apartment building that had not yet been declared a governmentally protected historic landmark. Despite the protests of citizens' groups, the developer then demolished the building.\nB: The law requires that no car be operated without a certain amount of insurance coverage. But since the authorities have been unable to design an effective procedure for prosecuting owners of cars that are driven without insurance, many car owners are allowing their insurance to lapse.\nC: A physician who had been trained in one country applied for a license to practice medicine in another country. Although he knew he met all the qualifications for this license, he had not yet received it one year after he applied for it. He began to practice medicine without the license in the second country despite the law's requirement for a license.\nD: A city resident applied for rezoning of her property so that she could build a bowling alley in a residential community. She based her application on the need for recreational facilities in the community. Her application was turned down by the zoning board, so she decided to forego construction.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "380", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHalo effect, also known as prejudice effect, refers to that the observer makes a biased (positive or negative) evaluation of a person according to the characteristics of that person, and extends this evaluation to other aspects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not halo effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teacher Yang hates male students who are disheveled and unkempt, because she always thinks such students have intellectual problems.\nB: Xiao Yang's family bought a Haier refrigerator and felt very good. After that, as long as they bought electrical appliances, such as washing machines and air conditioners, they all bought the brand of Haier.\nC: Psychologists in the former Soviet Union conducted a survey of 72 people, and 9 people thought that a broad forehead was a sign of simplicity and honesty.\nD: When going out, her mother warned Xiao Min to pay attention to pickpockets on the bus. Xiao Min felt that everyone was like a pickpocket on the bus, so she held her bag tightly.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "381", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers believe that babies born may be less intellectually inferior if mothers are exposed to pesticides in the first few months of pregnancy. They believe that shortly after a woman becomes pregnant, the embryonic brain begins to develop, so the early stages of pregnancy are a critical period for the development of the baby's brain, and exposure to pesticides may alter the environment around the developing embryos in the pregnant woman's body and the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best supports the researcher's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many babies are born early because mothers are exposed to pesticides\nB: Pesticides are a potential threat to people's health and can cause many diseases, including Parkinson's disease, cancer and mental illness\nC: Previous studies have found that more exposure to pesticides can lead to problems with the thyroid gland in pregnant women, whose thyroid condition can affect the intellectual development of the fetus\nD: The researchers followed 1,500 pregnant women and found that children born to more exposed to pesticides performed significantly worse in math and language subjects\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "382", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWolves generally avoid human settlements. For this reason, domestic sheep, though essentially easy prey for wolves, are not usually attacked by them. In Hylantia prior to 1910, farmers nevertheless lost considerable numbers of sheep to wolves each year. Attributing this to the large number for wolves, in 1910 the government began offering rewards to hunters for killing wolves. From 1910 to 1915, large numbers of wolves were killed. Yet wolf attacks on sheep increased significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the increase in wolf attacks on sheep?\n\nOptions:\nA: Populations of deer and other wild animals that wolves typically prey on increased significantly in numbers from 1910 to 1915.\nB: The systematic hunting of wolves encouraged by the program drove many wolves in Hylantia to migrate to remote mountain areas uninhabited by humans.\nC: Prior to 1910, there were no legal restrictions in Hylantia on the hunting of wolves.\nD: After 1910 hunters shot and wounded a substantial number of wolves, thereby greatly diminishing these wolves' ability to prey on wild animals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "383", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: Dinosaurs lack turbinates -- nasal cavity bone structures in warm-blooded species that minimize water loss during breathing. According to some paleobiologists, this implies that all dinosaurs were cold-blooded. These paleobiologists must be mistaken, however, for fossil records show that some dinosaur species lived in Australia and Alaska, where temperatures drop below freezing. Only warm-blooded animals could survive such temperatures.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the researcher's argument by the claim that only warm-blooded animals could survive temperatures below freezing?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is presented as counterevidence to the paleobiologists' assertion that dinosaurs lack turbinates.\nB: It is presented as a potential counterexample to the argument's main conclusion.\nC: It is a premise offered in support of the argument's main conclusion.\nD: It is the argument's main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "384", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a recent experiment, researchers concluded that the phenomenon known as runner' s high was caused by a biochemical reaction in the brain. Long-distance runners who ran long enough produced chemicals that have an opioid-like effect on mood. These runners not only felt euphoric after running, but they had a higher pain tolerance than the average person as well.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average person will not experience feelings of euphoria unless they have runner's high.\nB: The feeling of euphoria is almost always caused by the act of running.\nC: Those who have runner's high will experience euphoria as well as a higher pain tolerance.\nD: Long-distance runners have a higher pain tolerance than the average person.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "385", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA product that represents a clear technological advance over competing products can generally command a high price. Surprisingly, perhaps, the strategy to maximize overall profit from a new product is to charge less than the greatest price the market will bear . Many companies charge the maximum possible price for such a product, because they want to make as much profit as they can and technological advances tend to be quickly surpassed. The drawback is that large profits on the new product give competitors a strong incentive to quickly match the new product' s capabilities .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument above, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is the position the argument advocates; the second presents grounds for rejecting an alternative position.\nB: The first presents a strategy for achieving a certain goal; the second presents a drawback to that strategy.\nC: The first is the position the argument advocates; the second is an alternative position that the argument rejects.\nD: The first presents a strategy for achieving a certain goal; the second presents grounds for preferring a different goal.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "386", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVirtual economy is an economic activity in which human beings participate in speculation and simply expect the price of goods (materials or goods) to rise, without involving any material transformation. Strictly speaking, all virtual economic activities are caused by transaction costs, information costs or information asymmetry. From the perspective of reducing transaction costs, information costs or asymmetric information, Virtual economic activities greatly promote their real activities and participate in value manufacturing.\n\nQuestion:\nThe fundamental difference between virtual economy and real economy described in this paragraph is:\n\nOptions:\nA: Virtual\nB: No material conversion is involved\nC: Simply expect to profit from rising commodity prices\nD: No value manufacturing involved\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "387", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPoor nutrition is at the root of the violent behavior of many young offenders. Researchers observed that in a certain institution for young offenders, the violent inmates among them consistently chose, from the food available, those items that were low in nutrients. In a subsequent experiment, some of the violent inmates were placed on a diet high in nutrients. There was a steady improvement in their behavior over the four months of the experiment. These results confirm the link between poor nutrition and violent behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the violent inmates who took part in the experiment had committed a large number of violent crimes.\nB: Many young offenders have reported that they had consumed a low-nutrient food sometime in the days before they committed a violent crime.\nC: Dietary changes are easier and cheaper to implement than any other type of reform program in institutions for young offenders.\nD: The violent inmates in the institution who were not placed on a high-nutrient diet did not show an improvement in behavior.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "388", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHealth transmission is a kind of behavior that transforms medical research results into public health knowledge, and reduces morbidity and mortality through the change of public life attitude and behavior mode, and effectively improves the life quality and health standard of a community or country.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to health transmission?\n\nOptions:\nA: A high school held a lecture on the prevention of infectious diseases in spring\nB: Propaganda for prevention and treatment of children's hand, foot and mouth disease in a community\nC: A provincial TV station broadcasts a drug advertisement for cataract prevention\nD: A hospital holds an academic conference on the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "389", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Some have argued that Freudian psychotherapy is the most effective kind because it is so difficult and time consuming. But surely this does not follow. Similar reasoning -- e. g. , concluding that a car-repair chain has the most effective technique for repairing cars because the cars it services receive so much work and spend so much time in the shop -- would never be accepted.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning technique employed by the psychologist is that of attempting to undermine an argument by\n\nOptions:\nA: suggesting that a supposed cause of a phenomenon is actually an effect of that phenomenon\nB: questioning the truth of its premises\nC: presenting an analogous argument whose conclusion is thought to be obviously false\nD: introducing a principle that contradicts the one on which the argument is based\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "390", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe ancients once said that when the hard teeth fall out, the soft tongue is still there. Softness is better than hardness, inaction is better than action.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main explanation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The thought of the ancients was broad and profound.\nB: Soft things are stronger than hard ones.\nC: Suppressing hardness with softness is the best choice.\nD: We should keep a low profile in life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "391", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Europe, schoolchildren devote time during each school day to calisthenics. North American schools rarely offer a daily calisthenics program. Tests prove that North American children are weaker, slower, and shorter-winded than European children. We must conclude that North American children can be made physically fit only if they participate in school calisthenics on a daily basis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is assumed in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: School calisthenics are an indispensable factor in European children's superior physical fitness.\nB: All children can be made physically fit by daily calisthenics.\nC: Superior physical fitness produces superior health.\nD: North American children can learn to eat a more nutritious diet as well as to exercise daily.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "392", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is a given that to be an intriguing person, one must be able to inspire the perpetual curiosity of others. Constantly broadening one' s abilities and extending one' s intellectual reach will enable one to inspire that curiosity. For such a perpetual expansion of one' s mind makes it impossible to be fully comprehended, making one a constant mystery to others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If one's mind becomes impossible to fully comprehend, one will always be a mystery to others.\nB: If one constantly broadens one's abilities and extends one's intellectual reach, one will always have curiosity.\nC: If one constantly broadens one's abilities and extends one's intellectual reach, one will be able to inspire the perpetual curiosity of others.\nD: To inspire the perpetual curiosity of others, one must constantly broaden one's abilities and extend one's intellectual reach.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "393", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeveral students guessed the ranking of the physics competition. Zhong said, Hua is third and Ren is fifth. Hua said, Min is fifth and Gong is fourth. Ren said, Zhong is first and Min is fourth. Min said, Ren is first and Hua is second.Gong said, Zhong is third and Min is fourth. It is known that there is no parallel ranking in this competition, and there are talents for each ranking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings should be the ranking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hua is first, Zhong is second, Ren is third, Min is fourth and Gong is fifth.\nB: Min is first, Ren is second, Hua is third, Gong is fourth and Zhong is fifth.\nC: Ren is first, Hua is second, Zhong is third, Gong is fourth and Min is fifth.\nD: Ren is first, Min is second, Zhong is third, Gong is fourth and Hua is fifth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "394", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperiments have shown that plants contain a light-sensing protein that can distinguish the intensity of light. This ability is likely to enable plants to see wavelengths that cannot be seen by human vision and have high sensitivity. Plants can feel the direction in which the light is shining. Light makes plants know when to wake up in the morning and can also promote the extra secretion of two colorless pigments, quercetin and clenbuterol, which can filter intense sunlight and give full play to the role of sunscreen, thus protecting plants from the intense exposure of ultraviolet rays.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly introduced of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: How do plants distinguish the direction?\nB: How do plants protect themselves from the sun?\nC: Plants have vision in a certain sense.\nD: The importance of perceiving sunlight to plant growth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "395", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt was learned from the Ministry of Supervision of the Central Economic Commission that in 2004, the university's charging standards will continue to remain stable and no new projects will be established. However, the Qilu Evening News reported on the same day that the Shandong Education Department announced that the popular majors charge of ordinary universities will rise by 10%. Previously, Changsha The Evening News reported that the tuition fees for popular majors in universities in Hunan can be increased by no more than 30% on the basis of the unified provincial fee standard.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this text, which of the following can we know?\n\nOptions:\nA: University fees in 2004 are the same as in 2003\nB: The fees of universities in Hunan are higher than similar universities in Shandong\nC: Some college fees will continue to rise\nD: Popular majors charge higher than ordinary majors\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "396", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is good news and bad news. no matter what topic you talk about, such an opening speech makes people feel a chill all over the body. Then, after this sentence, there is often such a question: do you want to hear good news or bad news first? A new study suggests that you may want to hear the bad news first.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the news comes from someone you trust, the order in which you want to listen to good and bad news will be different\nB: The study found that if it was decided by the person who released the news, the result was always the good news first\nC: Psychologists have found that the order in which good and bad news is released is likely to change people's feelings about news\nD: The results of psychological evaluation showed that the students who heard the bad news first had less anxiety than the students who heard the good news first\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "397", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Renaissance is generally regarded as an ideological and artistic movement that originated in Italy in the 14th century and then spread throughout Europe. Colonialism is often associated with the historical development of Europe since the end of the 15th century, such as the opening of new routes, the discovery of new continents and the political enslavement, economic exploitation and military occupation of Asia, Africa and Latin America. In the past, the studies of the two are far apart, but recently some scholars have keenly grasped that there is a covert superposition relationship between the two.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be described in this passage next?\n\nOptions:\nA: How the Renaissance paved the way for colonialism.\nB: The present situation of the research on colonialism.\nC: The far-reaching influence of colonialism on Asia, Africa and Latin America.\nD: How the Renaissance triggered the ideological and artistic Movement in Europe.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "398", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaleontologist: It is widely, but falsely, held that life began in the ocean and did not exist on land until half a billion years ago. Traces of carbon 14 have been found throughout certain 1. 2-billion-year-old rock in North America. Carbon 14 is extracted by plants and microbes from the atmosphere to fuel their chemical reactions, and is then released when the plants and microbes die.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, provides additional support for the paleontologist's conclusion EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The 1. 2-billion-year-old rocks were formed from soil containing very small amounts of carbon 14 that entered the soil directly from the atmosphere.\nB: Research suggests that some portions of the 1. 2-billion-year-old rocks were at one time submerged in water, though portions clearly never were.\nC: The severity of conditions in the primordial oceans would have made it difficult for life to begin there.\nD: Uranium testing has been used to confirm that the age of the rocks is 1. 2 billion years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "399", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost Chinese people grew up in criticism and reprimand. Parents, teachers, elders, leaders... See what you are not pleasing to the eye, they can give advice. Some words are not pleasant to hear, but the listener listened to most believe, feel grateful,because everyone thinks that honest advice sounds unpleasant, but it is helpful to correct shortcomings and mistakes. However, honest advice is not necessarily faithful. There is a kind of phone scam that appears in a very vicious way. On the phone They just want to criticize you, threaten you, and scare you.Once you are afraid in your heart, you will listen to them; and if you listen to them, you will be fooled.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some honest advice may not be good advice\nB: Some honest advice is not offensive\nC: The voice of some phone scams is not very fierce\nD: If you are not afraid to hear the call of honest advice, you will not be fooled\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "400", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMan is born of nature, and man and nature are in a symbiotic relationship, and damage to nature will eventually damage human beings. Therefore, only by respecting the laws of nature can we effectively prevent detours in the development and utilization of nature.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above statement, which of the followings can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: If we do not respect the laws of nature, we cannot effectively prevent detours in the development and utilization of nature.\nB: If we do not respect the laws of nature, we cannot effectively prevent detours in the development and utilization of nature.\nC: Because man and nature are in a symbiotic relationship, the laws of nature must be respected.\nD: Humans are born from nature, so we must develop and utilize nature.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "401", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinguist: In English, the past is described as behind and the future ahead, whereas in Aymara the past is ahead and the future behind. Research indicates that English speakers sway backward when discussing the past and forward when discussing the future. Conversely, Aymara speakers gesture forward with their hands when discussing the past and backward when discussing the future. These bodily movements, ttherefore, suggest that the language one speaks affects how one mentally visualizes time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe linguist's reasoning depends on assuming which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The researchers also examined the movements of at least some speakers of languages other than English and Aymara discussing the past and the future.\nB: At least some Aymara speakers sway forward when discussing the past and backward when discussing the future.\nC: Most people mentally visualize time as running either forward or backward.\nD: How people move when discussing the future correlates to some extent with how they mentally visualize time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "402", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHere are the introduction of the wooden chair effect. Two groups of students with equal grades are arranged to sit on comfortable sofa chairs and very uncomfortable wooden chairs to study. After a while, the academic performance of the students sitting on the wooden chairs is much higher than that of the students sitting on the sofa chairs. The reason is that students sitting on wooden chairs constantly adjust their sitting posture because they are uncomfortable. On the face of it, they seem to be restless, but in fact, they supply more blood and nutrition to their brains; while students sitting on sofa chairs keep still because of comfort, resulting in a relatively slow down of blood circulation, and relatively less blood and nutrients to their brains, so their learning effect becomes worse.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the following options best reflects the wooden chair effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: A student was always punished when he grew up, and his academic performance has not been ideal.\nB: Xiao Gang walked to school and went home every day, whether it is rainy or windy, but he still had a good academic performance.\nC: In order to encourage their children to study in summer, the parents provide them with cold drinks every day.\nD: A month after moving into the new study room, Xiao Ming's grades and ranking rose greatly.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "403", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive graduate students majoring in linguistics in the liberal arts college of a university in 2014, Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao and Liu, were hired by one of the three employers Tianshu, Tianji and Tianxuan, and each unit hired at least one of them. It is known that: (1) Li was hired by Tianshu; (2) Li and Zhao were not employed by the same unit; (3) Liu and Zhao were hired by the same unit; (4) if Zhang was hired by Tianxuan, Wang was also hired by Tianxuan.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is correct to determine the employer of each graduate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li was hired by Tianshu\nB: Zhang was hired by Tianxuan\nC: Zhang was hired by Tianshu\nD: Liu was hired by Tianji\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "404", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blue-tipped puffer is a migratory bird that is found along the coast of this state in summer months. The puffers enjoy the seeds of Thomson' s Mulberry trees; because these trees are plentiful in the state' s Coastal Park, traditionally many blue-tipped puffers would be found in the park during summer months. Ten years ago, the grey fox, a primary predator of the puffer, was re-introduced into the park, and its numbers have been thriving. Over that time, we have seen many fewer puffers in the park during the summer months. Clearly, the puffers are choosing to spend their summers elsewhere.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be the most important to determine in order to evaluate the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the range of the grey fox within the park extends all the way to the coast.\nB: Whether other coastal areas in the state have seen an increase in the number of blue-tipped puffers over the last decade.\nC: How the speed of a blue-tipped puffer during take-off from the ground compares to the speed of a grey fox running\nD: What other birds and small mammals the grey fox typically hunts besides the blue-tipped puffers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "405", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Stenland, many workers have been complaining that they cannot survive on minimum wage, the lowest wage an employer is permitted to pay. The government is proposing to raise the minimum wage. Many employers who pay their workers the current minimum wage argue that if it is raised, unemployment will increase because they will no longer be able to afford to employ as many workers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true in Stenland, most strongly supports the claim that raising the minimum wage there will not have the effects that the employers predict?\n\nOptions:\nA: Raising the minimum wage does not also increase the amount employers have to contribute in employee benefits.\nB: For any position with wages below a living wage, the difficulty of finding and retaining employees adds as much to employment costs as would raising wages.\nC: Many employers who pay some workers only the minimum wage also pay other workers wages that are much higher than the minimum.\nD: When inflation is taken into account, the proposed new minimum wage is not high as the current one was when it was introduced.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "406", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile studying Williams syndrome, Canadian scientists accidentally found that people with musical and mathematical talents are actually caused by genetic disorders and that the same genetic disorder may also lead to mental illness such as schizophrenia. Most children born with Williams syndrome misarrange 20 genes on chromosome 7. This happens to one out of every 20,000 people in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be highlighted by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Genetic disorder and genius.\nB: What is Williams syndrome?\nC: A typical case of Williams syndrome.\nD: The significance of chromosome 7 to human beings.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "407", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the The Book of Odes, the earliest literary work in China, there are many chapters about nostalgia (such as Cai Wei), especially the theme of nostalgia in Tang and Song poems. Early modern Chinese writers in the 20th century, such as Lu Xun, Shen Congwen, Fei Ming, Xiao Hong and so on, have many works about rural memories, which are full of their deep concern for the modern plight of the countryside. Homesickness is, of course, a theme in the world literary tradition. Homer's epic Odyssey shows Odysseus drifting at sea for 10 years and finally returning to his native Ithaca to be reunited with his family. With the rise of German romantic literature, nostalgia is its important theme and has modern significance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chinese and foreign writers show their deep concern for the plight of the countryside through their homesick or nostalgic works\nB: Writers at home and abroad regard homesickness as an important theme in a long tradition\nC: Homesickness or nostalgia is the best spiritual comfort for Chinese and foreign writers to remember history through literary works\nD: Chinese and foreign writers express the most basic and universal emotions of human beings through their works of homesickness or homesickness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "408", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe winter of 2020 seems to come earlier than usual. Before November, there was the first snowfall and the temperature dropped below zero in some parts of our country. According to this, the winter of 2020 will be the coldest winter in China in 60 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are no signs of a significant drop in temperature in some other parts of our country compared with previous years.\nB: In areas with heavy snow before November, there has been almost no similar phenomenon in previous years.\nC: Under the condition of global warming, the average temperature in winter in China has shown an upward trend in recent years.\nD: According to statistics, the time of the first snowfall is not significantly related to the average temperature throughout the winter.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "409", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLibrary preservationist: Due to the continual physical deterioration of the medieval manuscripts in our library' s collection, we have decided to restore most of our medieval manuscripts that are of widely acknowledged cultural significance, though this means that some medieval manuscripts whose authenticity is suspect will be restored. However, only manuscripts whose safety can be ensured during the restoration process will be restored, and manuscripts that are not frequently consulted by researchers will not be restored.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the library preservationist's statements are true, which one of the following must be true of the medieval manuscripts in the library's collection?\n\nOptions:\nA: The medieval manuscripts most susceptible to deterioration are those most frequently consulted by researchers.\nB: All of the medieval manuscripts widely acknowledged to be of cultural significance are manuscripts whose safety can be ensured during the restoration process.\nC: All of the medieval manuscripts whose safety can be ensured during the restoration process are frequently consulted by researchers.\nD: Some of the medieval manuscripts whose authenticity is suspect are frequently consulted by researchers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "410", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWu Mazi said to Mozi: I can't love both. I love my family more than the people in my hometown, my parents more than my family, and I love myself more than my parents. This is because I am close to me. If you hit me, I will hurt others, but it won't hurt me, so I will only kill others for my benefit. Mozi asked: will you tell others this righteousness? Wu Mazi replied: why should I hide? I will tell others. Mozi said: since you are like this, if someone likes your idea, then this person will kill you for his own benefit. If someone doesn't like your idea, he will also kill you, because he thinks you are a person who spreads ominous words\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be inferred from the above:\n\nOptions:\nA: Wu Mazi can only go far away\nB: Wu Mazi must admit that her point of view is wrong\nC: Wu Mazi must change his original point of view\nD: Wu Mazi will be killed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "411", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe statistics department pointed out that although the educational burden of rural families has been greatly reduced with the popularization of rural compulsory education, with the change of Contemporary Farmers' concept, their understanding and consumption level of education have been continuously improved. It is expected that the proportion of education expenditure in the total expenditure of rural families will be further improved in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Contemporary farmers hope that their children can get a good education in the countryside\nB: Contemporary farmers are willing to pay more for their children to enjoy high-quality education\nC: Compulsory education gives rural children the opportunity to receive education\nD: The total expenditure of rural households will increase in the future\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "412", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nToday, with multiple interests and highly developed information network, government administration is inseparable from public participation. Working behind closed doors and going one's own way, it is easy to disagree with the public and have to face pressure from public opinion, stability considerations and even higher authorities. The public often mistrust the government because of their lack of foresight and understanding of decision-making, which affects the credibility of the government. In this sense, the introduction of public participation is a necessary choice for the government in the process of administration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to safeguard the public's right to know\nB: The necessity of public participation in government administration\nC: How to ensure the effectiveness of the government in power\nD: The importance of transparency in government decision-making process\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "413", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn an island, there are three kinds of seabirds: puffins, eels and Arctic terns. Among them, eel is the main food for Arctic terns and puffins. In the decade from 1980 to 1990, the eel population dropped from 1 million to 500000. Strangely, in this decade, the number of puffins has dropped from 1 million to 600000, while the number of Arctic terns has dropped from 1 million to about 250000.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best explains the difference in the proportion of decline between puffins and Arctic terns between 1980 and 1990?\n\nOptions:\nA: Puffins eat less eels and eat stony fish or other fish instead, but Arctic terns do not do so\nB: On other nearby islands with similar conditions, the populations of these two species of seabirds are stable\nC: The decline of eels is due to changes in their living environment, not to human overfishing\nD: The young birds of puffins and Arctic terns feed on young eels\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "414", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe threshold effect, also known as the inch-to-inch effect, means that once a person accepts a trivial request from others, he is likely to accept a larger request in order to avoid cognitive disharmony or to give others a consistent impression. This phenomenon is like climbing the doorsill step by step, so that you can climb the heights more easily and smoothly.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not meet the threshold effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: A survey shows that 30% of urban residents are willing to donate money to out-of-school children in poor areas, and if people are first asked to sign the proposal to help out-of-school children in poor areas, and then ask them to donate, the number of people willing to donate has increased by 25%\nB: For students with learning difficulties, Mr. Li always puts forward some small requirements that are slightly more advanced than in the past. When the students meet this requirement, they will be encouraged to gradually put forward higher requirements, so as to make it easier for students to accept and strive to achieve their goals\nC: An enterprise has successfully developed a kind of white toothpaste to remove smoke stains, which has been praised by the market because of its good effect in removing smoke stains. While the iron is hot, the enterprise has launched several kinds of white toothpaste with different tastes. Although it is only slightly improved from the former product, it is still a best-selling product\nD: A young monk learned martial arts from master, but master taught him nothing but a bunch of pigs for him to nurture. There is a small river in front of the temple. Every morning, the little monk jumps across the river with a pig in his arms and comes back in the evening. The little pig grows up day by day, and the little monk's arm strength is also constantly increasing, unconsciously developing excellent arm strength and light skills\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "415", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Novel catch-22 by the American writer Joseph Heller,catch-22 stipulates that only if a soldier is mentally abnormal and he or she applies to stop flying, he or she can be allowed to stop flying. According to common sense, if a soldier is aware of the danger of flying and applies to stop flying, it shows that he is clear-headed and his mind cannot be abnormal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the logical inference above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a person is mentally abnormal, he will be allowed to stop flying.\nB: No one can be allowed to stop flying.\nC: If a person is aware of the danger of flying, it shows that he is mentally normal.\nD: If a person can apply to stop flying, it shows that his mind cannot be abnormal.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "416", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn preagricultural societies, social roles were few and were easily predicted for each phase of a person' s life. Accordingly, interpersonal relations, although not always pleasant or fair, were stable and predictable. Modern society, on the other hand, has thousands of different social roles. Technology and consumerism require that each of us fill highly particularized niches, and these niches are differentiating at an astonishing pace. Ttherefore, __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: modern society is characterized by greater injustice and unpleasantness than were preagricultural societies\nB: in modern societies, people must rely on technology to effectively predict and interpret other people's actions\nC: interpersonal relations in modern societies are less stable and less predictable than they were in preagricultural societies\nD: the most important difference between modern and preagricultural societies is the variety and type of social roles permitted in each\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "417", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlantings of cotton bioengineered to produce its own insecticide against bollworms, a major cause of crop failure, sustained little bollworm damage until this year. This year the plantings are being seriously damaged by bollworms. Bollworms, however, are not necessarily developing resistance to the cotton' s insecticide. Bollworms breed on corn, and last year more corn than usual was planted throughout cotton-growing regions. So it is likely that the cotton is simply being overwhelmed by corn-bred bollworms.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, which of the following would it be most useful to establish?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether there are insecticides that can be used against bollworms that have developed resistance to the insecticide produced by the bioengineered cotton\nB: Whether plantings of cotton that does not produce the insecticide are suffering unusually extensive damage from bollworms this year\nC: Whether corn could be bioengineered to produce the insecticide\nD: Whether other crops that have been bioengineered to produce their own insecticide successfully resist the pests against which the insecticide was to protect them\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "418", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have found that, hours after birth, infants are able to distinguish faces from other images. Infants stare at drawings of faces for longer periods of time than they do at blank ovals or drawings in which facial features are scrambled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the ability of newborn infants described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The less an infant stares at an object, the weaker the preference the infant has for that object.\nB: Certain abilities of facial pattern recognition are innate in humans, rather than learned.\nC: Infants learn to associate the sound of human voices with the images of human faces.\nD: The longer an infant stares at an object, the more interesting the infant finds that object.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "419", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Much of North America and western Europe is more heavily forested and has less acid rain and better air quality now than five decades ago. Though this may be due largely to policies advocated by environmentalists, it nonetheless lends credibility to the claims of people who reject predictions of imminent ecological doom and argue that environmental policies that excessively restrict the use of natural resources may diminish the wealth necessary to adopt and sustain the policies that brought about these improvements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the columnist's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more advanced the technology used in a nation's industries, the greater is that nation's ability to devote a portion of its resources to social programs.\nB: The concern demonstrated by a nation for the health and integrity of its natural ecosystems leads to an increase in that nation's wealth.\nC: Nations sustain their wealth largely through industrial use of the natural resources found within their boundaries.\nD: A majority of ecological disasters arise from causes that are beyond human control.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "420", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the fight against child trafficking, the police rescued a boy, in order to identify his hometown, the police conducted an investigation: Insider A said he may be from Sichuan, may also be from Guizhou; Insider B said he can't be from Sichuan; Insider C said he's definitely from Sichuan; insider D said he's not from Guizhou. The police determined that there was only one person whose story could not be trusted.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above ,which of the following options can be identified by the police as the boy's hometown?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sichuan.\nB: Guizhou.\nC: It could be Sichuan and it could be Guizhou.\nD: It's impossible to judge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "421", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is crucially important to farmers that the herbicides they use to control weeds do not damage their crops. One very effective herbicide is safe for corn, but soybeans are damaged even by the herbicide' s residue, which remains in the soil more than a year after the herbicide is applied. Soybeans and corn are not sown together in the same field; nevertheless, most farmers are reluctant to use the herbicide on their corn.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the strongest justification for the farmers' reluctance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The demand for soybeans is growing faster than is the demand for corn.\nB: To maintain the nutrients in the soil, corn and soybeans are often planted in a field in alternate years.\nC: The residue of the herbicide in the soil a year after application is not enough to control most weeds effectively.\nD: The application of herbicides is less critical for soybean than for corn crops.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "422", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen birds face survival pressures such as habitat destruction, threat of natural enemies and environmental pollution, they will secrete a hormone called cortisol. Therefore, birds often under survival pressure will have sparse feathers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Content of cortisol in birds may change due to global warming\nB: After some birds change their habitats, their hormone levels will increase\nC: Cortisol can affect the growth and metabolism of bird feathers\nD: If birds' feathers become sparse, they must be under long-term stress\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "423", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVacation syndrome refers to fatigue, insomnia and other symptoms that appear after long holidays or festivals, leading to anxiety, emptiness or easy anger, difficulty concentrating on work. It is the psychological discomfort that people can not withstand the pressure of work after a long period of leisure.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a vacation syndrome?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Tom returned from India, he realized the new value of life and immediately quit his job.\nB: David had a bad stomach during his holiday, and he didn't want to eat lunch after backing to work.\nC: Roy went to climb Huangshan on National Day, and he always felt sore back and legs after backing to work.\nD: Jack had a great time during the Spring Festival, but he was always absent-minded after backing to work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "424", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNaturalist: Different nonhuman primate species exhibit many contrasts in behavior. If a zookeeper leaves a screwdriver within reach of a chimpanzee, the animal is likely to examine and play with it for a time, and then move on to something else. In the same circumstances, an orangutan is likely to pretend to ignore the tool at first; later, in the zookeeper ' s absence, the orangutan may use the screwdriver to try to dismantle its cage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the naturalist's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: Orangutans are the most intelligent of nonhuman primates.\nB: Orangutans dislike being caged more than chimpanzees do.\nC: Some nonhuman primates are capable of deception.\nD: Not all nonhuman primates understand tool use.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "425", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWild kiwifruit, originally grown in the three Gorges area, was brought to New Zealand for cultivation in the last century. Today, the fruit, named kiwi, earns New Zealand $300 million a year. After export to China, the price is 50 yuan per kilogram.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this passage mainly tells us?\n\nOptions:\nA: The value of wild kiwifruit is not well developed in China\nB: The environment of New Zealand is more suitable for the growth of kiwifruit\nC: The value of kiwi is much better than that of wild kiwifruit\nD: Wild kiwifruit has high market value\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "426", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn parts of South America, vitamin-A deficiency is a serious health problem, especially among children. In one region, agriculturists are attempting to improve nutrition by encouraging farmers to plant a new variety of sweet potato called SPK004 that is rich in beta-carotene, which the body converts into vitamin A. The plan has good chances of success, since sweet potato is a staple of the region' s diet and agriculture, and the varieties currently grown contain little beta-carotene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly supports the prediction that the plan will succeed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The flesh of SPK004 differs from that of the currently cultivated sweet potatoes in color and texture, so traditional foods would look somewhat different when prepared from SPK004.\nB: There are no other varieties of sweet potato that are significantly richer in beta-carotene than SPK004 is.\nC: The varieties of sweet potato currently cultivated in the region contain some important nutrients that are lacking in SPK004.\nD: The growing conditions required by the varieties of sweet potato currently cultivated in the region are conditions in which SPK004 can flourish.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "427", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists are currently analyzing plant remains found at a site that was last occupied more than 10, 000 years ago. If the plants were cultivated, then the people who occupied the site discovered agriculture thousands of years before any other people are known to have done so. On the other hand, if the plants were wild -- that is, uncultivated -- then the people who occupied the site ate a wider variety of wild plants than did any other people at the time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The people who occupied the site used some plants in ways that no other people did at that time.\nB: It is more likely that the people who occupied the site discovered agriculture thousands of years before people anywhere else did than it is that they ate a wider variety of wild plants than any other people at the time.\nC: If the people who occupied the site had reached a more advanced stage in the use of wild plants than any other people at the time, then the plants found at the site were uncultivated.\nD: The archaeologists analyzing the plant remains at the site will be able to determine whether the plants were cultivated or were wild.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "428", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNationalism over resources refers to the realization of political service and national specific development through controlling and dominating resources and market intervention based on the legal jurisdiction of the state over natural resources.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to nationalism over resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country develops cooperation with oil resource countries and continues to promote the diversification of crude oil import sources\nB: A country has strengthened the mining license of a rare metal and set a high threshold for foreign-funded enterprises to invest\nC: A characteristic tourist souvenirs developed by a company are very popular and have to be sold in limited quantities\nD: A government organizes technology enterprises to produce high-quality steel and rely on exports for profits\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "429", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often praise poems for their truth. But to argue that expressing true propositions contributes to the aesthetic merit of a poem is misguided. Most of the commonplace beliefs of most people are true. Whatever the basis of poetic excellence is, it must certainly be rare rather than common.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that whatever the basis of poetic excellence is, it must certainly be rare rather than common?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a premise that, in conjunction with another premise, is intended to support the argument's conclusion.\nB: It is the overall conclusion drawn by the argument.\nC: It is a premise offered as the sole support for the argument's conclusion.\nD: It is a proposition for which the argument seeks to advance an explanation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "430", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn July 14, 2015, after difficult negotiations in the euro zone, the Greek debt crisis was temporarily quieted down. If the Greek debt crisis is not resolved, it will have a negative impact on the economy of the euro zone. But Greece can only return to the path of economic development through extensive reforms. Greece can either reduce welfare or achieve substantial economic growth, otherwise, the debt crisis will be difficult to solve.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Greece reduces welfare or achieves substantial economic growth, it can solve the debt crisis\nB: If the Greek debt crisis is properly resolved, it will not have a negative impact on the economy of the euro zone\nC: If Greece is to solve its debt crisis, but cannot achieve substantial economic growth, it must reduce welfare\nD: If Greece does not reduce welfare, or if it fails to achieve substantial economic development, it will have a negative impact on the economy of the euro zone\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "431", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEducator: Some experimental educational programs, based on the principle that children' s first education should take place at home, instruct parents in how to be their child' s first teacher. The school performance of the children in these programs is better than average. This shows that these programs are successful and should be expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the educator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The cost of expanding the programs has not been precisely determined.\nB: Some children who did not participate in the programs performed exceptionally well in school.\nC: Not all small children enjoy being taught by their parents.\nD: Most of the parents participating in the programs have prior experience as educators.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "432", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent poll found that over 80 percent of the residents of Nalmed Province favored a massive expansion of the commuter rail system as a means of significantly easing congestion on the province' s highways and were willing to help pay for the expansion through an increase in their taxes. Nevertheless, the poll results indicate that expansion of the rail system, if successfully completed, would be unlikely to achieve its goal of easing congestion, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: expanding the commuter rail system will require the construction of dozens of miles of new railbed\nB: most people in favor of expanding the rail system reported less congestion during their highway commute as the primary benefit they would experience\nC: the proposed expansion to the commuter rail system will make it possible for some people who both live and work at suburban locations to commute by rail\nD: of the less than 20 percent of residents not counted as favoring the expansion, about half claimed to have no opinion one way or the other\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "433", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause the photo is light, the object is imprinted on the film. So, in a sense, every picture is real. However, the use of photos to show things is always different from things themselves, photos can not show complete authenticity, in this sense, it is false. So, just one photo can't finally prove anything\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis that leads to the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Complete authenticity is unknowable.\nB: Anything that does not show complete authenticity can not constitute the final evidence.\nC: If there is other evidence of the authenticity of the shooting site, photos can be used as supporting evidence.\nD: The photos of the South China tiger taken by Zhou cannot be used as evidence of the existence of the South China tiger in Shaanxi.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "434", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe virtuous circle of economy means that it does not rely too much on government investment, but relies on its own strength to achieve the basic balance between total social supply and total social demand, and to achieve economic growth. In recent years, the reason why there has been a trend of stable economic growth in China is due to the increase of government investment.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings can be best supported?\n\nOptions:\nA: The virtuous circle of the economy can be realized only by the momentum of investment and consumption generated by the economy itself.\nB: The virtuous circle of economy is a prerequisite for realizing the basic balance between total social supply and total demand.\nC: The steady economic growth of a certain period does not mean that the economy of this period has turned into a virtuous circle.\nD: In recent years, China's economic growth rate has been maintained at more than 7%.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "435", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally believed that people's aesthetic judgment is subjective, and this is true in a short period of time, and people's evaluation of contemporary works of art often diverges greatly. However, over time, the subjective element in aesthetics gradually disappears. When a work of art continues to provide pleasure and beauty over the centuries, as in Da Vinci paintings and Bach's music, we can fairly objectively call it a great work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is best supported by the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Da Vinci and Bach were alive, people's evaluations of their works were different.\nB: It is difficult to objectively determine the value of contemporary works of art.\nC: For the same work of art, people's evaluations of different eras are very different.\nD: If critics unanimously affirm a work of contemporary art, it is a great work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "436", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTelevision commercial: Compared to other television cable services, Acme is clearly superior. Around the nation, thousands of satisfied Acme customers have testified on Acme' s website that they have had uninterrupted cable service for two or more years. Some of these Acme customers even testify that they have had uninterrupted cable service for five years! Obviously, if you sign up for Acme television cable service, you can be assured that you will have uninterrupted cable service for years at a time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe television commercial's reasoning is most susceptible to criticism on which of the following grounds?\n\nOptions:\nA: The commercial incorrectly uses a key term to conceal the terms' innate ambiguities.\nB: The commercial makes a broad conclusion based on a few choice circumstances that may, or may not, be representative.\nC: The commercial simply reiterates one of its premises and claims that it is a conclusion.\nD: The commercial bases its argument on premises that are inherently self-contradictory.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "437", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTheory X believes that people are lazy by nature, and the less work the better. They will avoid work if possible. Therefore, managers need to use coercion, threats, punishments, monetary benefits and other incentives to stimulate people's negative original motivation for work. Theory Y believes that people have a positive motivation for work, and work is a natural thing. Most people do not resist work. Even without external pressure and threats of punishment, they will work hard to achieve their goals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which the following options is in line with Theory Y?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manager A advocates: We should tend to set strict rules and regulations and pay attention to the application of external rules in management.\nB: Director D believes: There is no fixed, universally applicable best management method in the world.\nC: Section Chief B points out: The greater powers should be granted to employees in order to stimulate their enthusiasm for work.\nD: Director B thinks: In staff management, the relationship between control and consciousness should be flexibly grasped according to the real situation of the enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "438", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the Spring Festival, the school security office plans to provide work-study opportunities for all students who do not return home during the festival. On the one hand, they want to relieve the pressure of understaffed security forces during the spring festival. On the other hand, they want to ease the economic pressure on these impoverished college students.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following cannot question this plan of the school security office?\n\nOptions:\nA: Students who do not go home for the spring festival are not all those who are in financial difficulties.\nB: During the Spring Festival, the task of public security in schools is arduous and students are hardly competent for this task.\nC: The security office funds has limited funds and the number of students who do not go home during the spring festival is higher.\nD: Most students who don't go home have signed up for winter vacation English tuition classes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "439", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll historians are able to spot trends. But anyone able to spot trends is able to distinguish the significant from the insignificant. Thus anyone who can distinguish the significant from the insignificant is a historian.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed reasoning in which one of the following arguments most closely resembles that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Animals that possess horns or antlers use them not to attack prey but for intraspecies combat. In fact, animals so equipped never have the claws or fangs that are possessed by predators. Thus any animal that fights with members of its own species is not a predator.\nB: All expressions used for emotional impact are expressions used by poets. All figures of speech are expressions used for emotional impact. So any expression used by poets is a figure of speech.\nC: No one without a deep desire to communicate can be a blues musician. So short-story writers, all of whom have that same desire to communicate, could also have become blues musicians.\nD: People living in open and democratic countries have customs that are determined at least in part by an inherited past. But no country's past is a product of free choice. Thus people living in open and democratic countries can never be entirely free.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "440", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe covariance method of traditional inductive logic means that if only one situation changes in several occasions when the phenomenon under study changes, the only change is the cause or result of the phenomenon under study.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings applies the covariance method?\n\nOptions:\nA: The drugs of a pharmaceutical factory are tried by 1000 people of different genders, ages and physical conditions. No one has side effects. Therefore, taking this drug will not produce side effects.\nB: In 1917, American physiologist Jacob and others found that when other conditions remain unchanged and the temperature changes normally, the life span of fruit flies can be doubled for every 8 degree decrease in temperature. It can be concluded that the life span of fruit flies is related to temperature.\nC: For a long time, people have always believed that swans are white. After the discovery of black swans in Australia, people know that swans are not always white.\nD: One of Pierre Curie's colleagues put a small glass containing radium reagent in his underwear pocket for several hours. A few days later, he found that the skin next to the underwear pocket was red. Curie also did a series of experiments on himself, and the same results occurred. He concluded that the skin damage was caused by radium rays.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "441", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommentator: The quality of health care is declining. Medical schools have been graduating fewer people than are needed to replace retiring physicians. Furthermore, on average, a physician now spends only 15 minutes with a patient on the patient' s first visit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most patients visiting a physician are suffering from ailments that are not life threatening. Questions 16-17\nB: The average length of all patient-physician visits is 20 minutes.\nC: Most patients do not like to spend an inordinate amount of time in physicians' offices.\nD: Five years ago, the average first patient-physician visit lasted 10 minutes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "442", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNutrition bowl is generally used to grow cotton seedlings in southern China. However, the use of nutrient bowl to raise cotton seedlings often encounters the problem of grass damage, which seriously inhibits the growth and development of cotton seedlings. Grass damage is only caused by one of the following two reasons: first, the newly selected seedling bed is too late to plough, leaving the residual weeds to reproduce; Second, the fertilizer that is not completely decomposed is applied, and the weed seeds are brought into the seedbed to make them reproduce rapidly. Therefore, to apply herbicides after cotton sowing and before emergence, you can choose lasso emulsion or dur emulsion, which can effectively prevent the harm of weeds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is no effect of weed propagation, the use of cotton nutrition bowl will not encounter grass damage\nB: The effect of herbicide application after cotton emergence is poor\nC: Weed damage was effectively prevented when planting cotton, indicating that one of the above two herbicides was selected\nD: The growth and development of cotton seedlings raised in cotton nutrition bowl is not good, indicating that the problem of grass damage has been encountered\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "443", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBallet in China has been more than a century since it was performed at the court in the late Qing Dynasty, and it has been nearly 100 years since Russia began to teach in Shanghai in the 1920s. There is indeed a big gap between ballet and Chinese traditional aesthetics, but the Chinese can accept it smoothly for a hundred years. Even in the years of the Cultural Revolution, ballet was still popular on the stage and played an important role as a model. Ballet, once appreciated by the European court, has been Sinicized in China, and a number of Chinese players have stepped onto the podium in the international arena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ballet also has a long historical tradition in China\nB: Ballet takes root and blossoms in China with its unique charm\nC: Chinese people have always maintained an open attitude and sustained enthusiasm for ballet\nD: Ballet has become a miracle that foreign culture takes root and blossoms in China\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "444", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principle of unity of command means that in a formal organization, at all times, a subordinate should accept and only accept orders from a superior and report to that superior.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is contrary to the principle of unified command?\n\nOptions:\nA: The general manager assigns the responsibility for product sales to a deputy general manager in charge of marketing, who is responsible for the distribution office in his area, at the same time, the general manager requests the managers of the regional distribution offices to report the daily sales volume directly to the chief accountant.\nB: Director staff member Xiao Zhang in the provincial government departments, found that his direct boss has asked for bribes, so reported to the Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission of his boss's illegal behavior.\nC: Dr. Wang is a surgeon in a hospital and a member of the hospital union. One day, Dr. Wang received the operation at the same time also received a notice from the president of the union to participate in an event, Wang in the direct boss after taking leave to participate in the union's activities.\nD: Liu of a commercial group company made an unannounced visit to a shopping mall under his company. Some employees were found at the scene to have violated the company's system. Liu did not order the employees on the spot to improve. Instead, he reported the problem to the store manager.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "445", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to the rise in oil prices, the state has raised the sales prices of gasoline and other oil products, which has led to an increase in taxi operating costs and a reduction in drivers' income. According to the survey, more than 95% of taxi drivers in Beijing oppose a taxi fare increase because it will lead to fewer passengers, but opposing a fare increase does not mean they are willing to reduce their income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can explain the seemingly contradictory attitude of taxi drivers in Beijing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Taxi drivers hope to reduce the monthly rent paid to taxi companies, thereby eliminating the impact of rising oil prices\nB: The survey shows that all consumers are opposed to taxi fare increases\nC: The price of the monthly bus ticket in Beijing has been raised, but the price of the ordinary ticket remains the same\nD: As a result of the increase in taxi prices, the cost of rising oil prices is entirely borne by consumers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "446", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs people live longer and retire faster, they have more and more time available. In Asian countries, the importance of enjoying a leisurely life is gaining new attention. As Asian countries move rapidly towards an aging society, they are trying to figure out how to prepare the rest of the population to embrace retirement. As baby boomers begin to retire, the problem becomes more urgent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be discussed?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to enjoy a leisurely retirement.\nB: How to solve the problem of aging society.\nC: How to solve the problem of baby boomer retirement.\nD: The problem of prolonging life and postponing retirement.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "447", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll unemployed artists are sympathetic to social justice. And no employed artists are interested in the prospect of great personal fame.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the claims made above are true, then which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If an artist is sympathetic to social justice, that artist is unemployed.\nB: If there are artists interested in the prospect of great personal fame, they are sympathetic to social justice.\nC: All artists are either sympathetic to social justice or are interested in the prospect of great personal fame.\nD: All artists uninterested in the prospect of great personal fame are sympathetic to social justice.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "448", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: The mandatory jail sentences that became law two years ago for certain crimes have enhanced the integrity of our system of justice, for no longer are there two kinds of justice, the kind dispensed by lenient judges and the kind dispensed by severe ones. Public advocate: But with judges stripped of discretionary powers, there can be no leniency even where it would be appropriate. So juries now sometimes acquit a given defendant solely because the jurors feel that the mandatory sentence would be too harsh. Those juries, then, do not return an accurate verdict on the defendant' s guilt. This is why it is imperative that the legislation instituting mandatory jail sentences be repealed.\n\nQuestion:\nThe public advocate responds to the politician's argument by doing which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: arguing that leniency is not a trait of individuals but that, rather, it is a property of certain kinds of decisions\nB: charging that the politician exaggerated the severity of a problem in order to justify a sweeping solution\nC: claiming that the politician's evidence, properly analyzed, has no bearing on the conclusion the politician derives from it\nD: arguing that an analysis of the consequences of certain legislation undermines the politician's conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "449", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the early days of its formation, the Earth was a rapidly rotating body in the state of lava, and most of the iron was in its core; some molten liquid was thrown from the surface of this rotating body, and later condensed to form the Moon.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above theory about the origin of the Moon is correct, which of the following conclusions can most support the view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Moon is the only sizable celestial body orbiting the Earth\nB: The proportion of iron in the Moon's core is smaller than that in the Earth's core.\nC: The Moon's surface solidified after the Earth's surface solidified.\nD: Like Earth, the Moon has a solid surface structure and a lava-state core.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "450", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, we had a lot of unrealistic boasting on moral propaganda, so that many people said one thing from their mouths and did another behind their backs, resulting in the phenomenon of split personality. Through thinking about this phenomenon, some scholars propose that we should only require general people to abide by the bottom-line ethics.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to your understanding, which of the following options is the most appropriate for the definition of bottom-line ethics?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bottom-line ethics is not to steal, not to kill.\nB: Bottom-line ethics are some of the minimum and most basic behavioral norms and standards that general people in society should abide by.\nC: Bottom-line ethics are not ethics that demand selfless devotion.\nD: If human morality is an edifice, bottom-line ethics are the foundational part of that edifice.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "451", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFinally, the state has issued a policy to emphasize the protection of cultural relics, which is a good thing. There are not many cultural relics in China that have been destroyed after the two major shocks of revolution and construction.On the surface, China has become a younger city than the United States, and there is one more than New York, and the buildings in New York are all new steel and concrete, glass squares, streets and neon lights, and every city is the same.Are there any cultural relics in the museums of several central cities and in the hands of private collectors? however, the things there are not cultural relics, but goods that are divorced from the cultural background, just like the Chinese cultural relics in the Metropolitan Museum of New York, just the value of appreciation and auction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reflects the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: If cultural relics are collected, they are not cultural relics, but antiques\nB: The cultural value of cultural relics is eternal\nC: Urban construction and cultural relics protection coexist\nD: The loss of cultural relics is the pain of China's cultural relics protection\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "452", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a track and field qualifier, Zhang Qiang surpassed Li Jin, and Song Zhi's results were better than Wang Ping, but not as good as Ma Zheng.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ma Zheng's grades are better than Zhang Qiang.\nB: Li Jin's results surpass Wang Ping.\nC: Zhang Qiang's performance is better than Song Zhi.\nD: Among the five people, Wang Ping ranked third at most.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "453", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFan filter effect: Refers to the psychological phenomenon in which young people automatically filter out the shortcomings and over-magnify the advantages of the objects they admire.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is fan filter effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li loves war dramas, no matter what movie has guns, guns and troops in it, he will try his best to find it and watch it from beginning to end\nB: Five-year-old Xiao Gang likes his father very much, in his eyes, father is an omnipotent, indomitable superman\nC: After news spread that a famous entertainer had been arrested for taking drugs abroad, fans took to Weibo to find a variety of excuses for him\nD: A certain teacher has given many lectures in lecture Room, and his classes are always full of students from various colleges\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "454", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1990 major engine repairs were performed on 10 percent of the cars that had been built by the National Motor Company in the 1970s and that were still registered. However, the corresponding figure for the cars that the National Motor Company had manufactured in the 1960s was only five percent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: The older a car is, the more likely it is to be discarded for scrap rather than repaired when major engine work is needed to keep the car in operation.\nB: Government motor vehicle regulations generally require all cars, whether old or new, to be inspected for emission levels prior to registration.\nC: Many of the repairs that were performed on the cars that the National Motor Company built in the 1960s could have been avoided if periodic routine maintenance had been performed.\nD: The cars that the National Motor Company built in the 1970s incorporated simplified engine designs that made the engines less complicated than those of earlier models.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "455", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople ought to take into account a discipline' s blemished origins when assessing the scientific value of that discipline. Take, for example, chemistry. It must be considered that many of its landmark results were obtained by alchemists -- a group whose superstitions and appeals to magic dominated the early development of chemical theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is most susceptible to criticism because the author\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider how chemistry's current theories and practices differ from those of the alchemists mentioned\nB: uses the word disciplinein two different senses\nC: uses an example to contradict the principle under consideration\nD: fails to establish that disciplines with unblemished origins are scientifically valuable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "456", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the continental drift hypothesis, many separate continents were now part of a large land mass in prehistoric times. The land began to break up because of the movement of the earth's crust. From this theory, it can be inferred that the east coast of South America was originally connected to the west coast of Africa.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best supports the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a large paleo-rock belt of the same type on the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa\nB: Many people living in Brazil today are very similar to those living in West Africa\nC: The climate in South America is very similar to that in West Africa\nD: The language used by the ancient tribes living in South America is very similar to that used by some tribes in West Africa\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "457", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA newly opened north-south highway with six tunnels in the middle: Changchuan Tunnel, Damei Tunnel, Qingshan Peak Tunnel, Green Water Tunnel, Caishi Tunnel and Baiyu Tunnel. It is known that: (1) Baiyu Tunnel is in the north of Caishi Tunnel and is adjacent to Caishi Tunnel. Baiyu Tunnel is located in the south of Damei Tunnel but not adjacent to it. (2) there is a tunnel between Changchuan Tunnel and Qingshan Tunnel.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following options is not possible?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changchuan Tunnel is in the southernmost side.\nB: The Green Water Tunnel is on the northernmost side.\nC: There is a tunnel between Caishi Tunnel and Castle Peak Tunnel.\nD: There is a tunnel between Baiyu Tunnel and Damei Tunnel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "458", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarket research shows that in the price war, the price of famous-brand computers is reduced by no more than 10%, so the price of Shenzhou computers is reduced by no more than 10%.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best overturn the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shenzhou computer didn't reduce its price last year\nB: The price of many computers has been reduced by more than 10%\nC: Shenzhou computer is not a famous brand computer\nD: The market share of Shenzhou computer has increased by 10%\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "459", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether it is Douyin's slogan record the good Life or Kuaishou's slogan record the World record you, all emphasize the recording function of short videos. In this sense, short videos have similar functions to documentaries. From a micro point of view, short video records only some fragmented content, but from a macro point of view, short video records the overall style of an era. Different from documentaries, the recording of short videos is a kind of jigsaw recording, which collages the fragmented records of ordinary individuals' moments of life, and records the overall style of an era from its rich and diverse perspectives.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The difference between short videos and documentaries.\nB: Both short videos and documentaries have recording functions.\nC: Short videos record the overall style and features of an era.\nD: The short video records fragmented content.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "460", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the pricing of operating pension institutions is liberalized and the government cannot intervene, from the point of view of protecting the rights and interests of buyers, stabilizing the price of old-age beds and standardizing market order, the parties concerned need to be highly vigilant of the problems brought about by this business model of selling beds. For example, if beds can be speculated, it may deviate from the nature of beds in pension institutions-turning pension services into a form of investment, and it may also coax up the price of beds in pension institutions, making it impossible for the elderly to afford or live in. In addition, there is likely to be idle waste after the bed price is high. In short, if not regulated, it is possible to repeat the mistakes of property speculation in China's property market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The speculation of beds by pension institutions will bring all kinds of problems\nB: The government should pay attention to the pricing of beds in pension institutions\nC: The government should standardize the management model of pension institutions\nD: The speculation of beds by pension institutions may be a disguised form of real estate speculation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "461", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn modern deep-diving marine mammals, such as whales, the outer shell of the bones is porous. This has the effect of making the bones light enough so that it is easy for the animals to swim back to the surface after a deep dive. The outer shell of the bones was also porous in the ichthyosaur, an extinct prehistoric marine reptile. We can conclude from this that ichthyosaurs were deep divers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some deep-diving marine species must surface after dives but do not have bones with porous outer shells.\nB: In most modern and prehistoric marine reptile species that are not deep divers, the outer shell of the bones is porous.\nC: In addition to the porous outer shells of their bones, whales have at least some characteristics suited to deep diving for which there is no clear evidence whether these were shared by ichthyosaurs.\nD: There is evidence that the bones of ichthyosaurs would have been light enough to allow surfacing even if the outer shells were not porous.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "462", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an experiment, volunteers witnessed a simulated crime. After they witnessed the simulation the volunteers were first questioned by a lawyer whose goal was to get them to testify inaccurately about the event. They were then cross-examined by another lawyer whose goal was to cause them to correct the inaccuracies in their testimony. The witnesses who gave testimony containing fewer inaccurate details than most of the other witnesses during the first lawyer' s questioning also gave testimony containing a greater number of inaccurate details than most of the other witnesses during cross-examination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the results concerning the witnesses who gave testimony containing fewer inaccurate details during the first lawyer's questioning?\n\nOptions:\nA: These witnesses were less inclined than most of the other witnesses to be influenced in their testimony by the nature of the questioning.\nB: These witnesses were unclear about the details at first but then began to remember more accurately as they answered questions.\nC: These witnesses had better memories than did most of the other witnesses.\nD: These witnesses were more observant about details than were most of the other witnesses.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "463", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA poverty alleviation industrial base plans to grow four kinds of crops: purple potato, sweet potato, pumpkin and corn. The planting area of the four crops varies, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) either the planting area of purple potato is the largest, or the planting area of pumpkin is the largest; (2) if the planting area of purple potato is the largest, the planting area of sweet potato is the smallest.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the planting area of sweet potato is larger than that of corn, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The planting area of pumpkin is larger than that of corn.\nB: The planting area of purple potato is larger than that of corn.\nC: The planting area of purple potato is smaller than that of sweet potato.\nD: The planting area of corn is larger than that of pumpkin.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "464", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDrug company manager: Our newest product is just not selling. One way to save it would be a new marketing campaign. This would not guarantee success, but it is one chance to save the product, so we should try it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the manager's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumer demand for the drug company's other products has been strong in the time since the company's newest product was introduced.\nB: Many new products fail whether or not they are supported by marketing campaigns.\nC: Undertaking a new marketing campaign would endanger the drug company's overall position by necessitating cutbacks in existing marketing campaigns.\nD: The drug company has invested heavily in its newest product, and losses due to this product would be harmful to the company's profits.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "465", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no reason why the work of scientists has to be officially confirmed before being published. There is a system in place for the confirmation or disconfirmation of scientific findings, namely, the replication of results by other scientists. Poor scientific work on the part of any one scientist, which can include anything from careless reporting practices to fraud, is not harmful. It will be exposed and rendered harmless when other scientists conduct the experiments and obtain disconfirmatory results.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most scientists work as part of a team rather than alone.\nB: In scientific experiments, careless reporting is more common than fraud.\nC: Most scientists are under pressure to make their work accessible to the scrutiny of replication.\nD: Scientific experiments can go unchallenged for many years before they are replicated.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "466", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe introduction of symbols for numbers is an event lost in prehistory, but the earliest known number symbols, in the form of simple grooves and scratches on bones and stones, date back 20, 000 years or more. Nevertheless, since it was not until 5, 500 years ago that systematic methods for writing numerals were invented, it was only then that any sort of computation became possible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Grooves and scratches found on bones and stones were all made by people, and none resulted from natural processes.\nB: Some kinds of surfaces upon which numeric symbols could have been made in the period before 5, 500 years ago were not used for that purpose.\nC: Computation of any sort required a systematic method for writing numerals.\nD: Grooves and scratches inscribed on bones and stones do not date back to the time of the earliest people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "467", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe theory believes that antimatter is the anti-state of normal matter. When positive and negative matter meet, the two sides will annihilate and offset each other, explode and produce huge energy. Some people believe that antimatter exists, because so far there is no evidence to prove that antimatter does not exist.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the same as the argument method in the above question?\n\nOptions:\nA: Joan of arc's interrogators once told her that we have no evidence that God had a dialogue with you. You may be making up or insane.\nB: The theory of animal evolution is correct. For example, archaeopteryx is a kind of creature in the process of evolution from land creatures to birds.\nC: Since it cannot be proved that the parallel world does not exist, the parallel world exists.\nD: There are monsters in the Tianchi Lake of Changbai Mountain, because someone has seen the trace of monsters moving in the Tianchi Lake.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "468", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many cabinetmakers have been winning acclaim as artists. But since furniture must be useful, cabinetmakers must exercise their craft with an eye to the practical utility of their product. For this reason, cabinetmaking is not art.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption that supports drawing the conclusion above from the reason given for that conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some furniture is made to be placed in museums, where it will not be used by anyone.\nB: Artists are not concerned with the monetary value of their products.\nC: Cabinetmakers should be more concerned with the practical utility of their products than they currently are.\nD: An object is not an art object if its maker pays attention to the object's practical utility.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "469", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe closest distance from the earth to Mars is about 55 million kilometers, and the farthest is more than 400 million kilometers. Only when the angle between the earth and Mars is 70\u00b0 can the probe reach Mars as scheduled. Therefore, my country is expected to launch a Mars probe in 2020, and the following year. Landing on Mars, an aerospace expert commented: If this opportunity in 2020 cannot be seized, then the next suitable launch time will be delayed until at least 2022.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise that needs to be supplemented for the above-mentioned expert's comment to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the Mars rover is launched, it will take no less than 7 months of flight to reach the orbit of Mars\nB: China needs to launch a Mars probe in 2020 to narrow the gap with Western space powers as soon as possible\nC: The relative near point of Earth and Mars occurs about every 15 years, and the year when the two are close is the best time to land on Mars\nD: Launching a Mars rover must wait until the Earth and Mars form a certain angle, and this opportunity only occurs every 26 months\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "470", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the road to success, all shortcuts are detours, and all detours are necessary. Therefore, attaching to the strong is not a shortcut to success.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be added as a premise to make the above conclusion valid?\n\nOptions:\nA: All shortcuts are the only way\nB: Attaching to the strong is not the only way\nC: All detours are not shortcuts\nD: Attaching to the strong is a detour\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "471", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proper way to plan a scientific project is first to decide its goal and then to plan the best way to accomplish that goal. The United States space station project does not conform to this ideal. When the Cold War ended, the project lost its original purpose, so another purpose was quickly grafted onto the project, that of conducting limited-gravity experiments, even though such experiments can be done in an alternative way. It is, ttherefore, abundantly clear that the space station should not be built.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attacks the proponents of a claim rather than arguing against the claim itself\nB: faults planners for not foreseeing a certain event, when in fact that event was not foreseeable\nC: concludes that a shortcoming is fatal, having produced evidence only of the existence of that shortcoming\nD: contains statements that lead to a self-contradiction\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "472", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nO2O marketing method: OnlineToOffline, which refers to a business marketing model that uses the Internet as the front desk and uses online marketing to drive offline consumption. It usually includes merchants providing online product information, discount information, service reservations, consumer online prepaid, offline consumption, etc,offline consumption and other links to complete commodity transactions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not O2O marketing methods?\n\nOptions:\nA: A company launched online and offline same-price promotional activities. All products in its online mall and physical stores have the same price. For a while, the number of online mall orders has increased sharply, and the people who pick up the goods in the physical store are also racing\nB: Xiaolan saw a long skirt she likes in a fashion magazine. Through a price comparison website, she found that the same long skirt in a shopping mall near her unit was on sale, so she bought it during the noon break\nC: The girlfriend's birthday is approaching, Xiao Yuan bought a hotel buffet coupon from the Internet, and invited several friends to have an unforgettable birthday party for his girlfriend\nD: A home appliance manufacturer uses the WeChat platform to regularly push new product listings and promotional information to subscribers. The user can complete the payment by scanning the QR code under the product in the push message with a mobile phone, and wait for delivery from nearby stores\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "473", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper subscriber: Arnot' s editorial argues that by making certain fundamental changes in government we would virtually eliminate our most vexing social ills. But clearly this conclusion is false. After all, the argument Arnot makes for this claim depends on the dubious assumption that government can be trusted to act in the interest of the public.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses a flaw in the argument's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: it treats a change that is required for virtual elimination of society's most vexing social ills as a change that will guarantee the virtual elimination of those ills\nB: it repudiates a claim merely on the grounds that an inadequate argument has been given for it\nC: it distorts the opponent's argument and then attacks this distorted argument\nD: it uses the key term government in one sense in a premise and in another sense in the conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "474", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe same number of cucumber seedlings were planted in the two experimental greenhouses. Magnesium salt was applied in the first greenhouse, but not in the second. The first one produced 10kg cucumber and the second one produced 5kg. Since nothing was applied to the greenhouse except water, the higher yield of the first greenhouse must be due to magnesium salt.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most??\n\nOptions:\nA: There was a small amount of magnesium salt in the soil of both experimental greenhouses\nB: The third experimental greenhouse applied a high nitrogen fertilizer without magnesium salt, and produced 7 kg of cucumber\nC: Four different cucumber varieties were planted in both experimental greenhouses\nD: The soil quality and sunshine amount of the two experimental greenhouses are different\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "475", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologists have found that candidates for top political offices who blink excessively during televised debates are judged by viewers to have done less well than competing candidates who exhibit average blink rates. Any impact this phenomenon has on election results is surely deleterious: Many features -- knowledgeableness, confidence, and so forth -- contribute to a political official' s ability to perform well in office, but having an average blink rate is certainly not such a feature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Excessive blinking has been shown to be a mostly reliable indicator of a lack of confidence.\nB: Blinking too infrequently during televised debates has the same effect on viewers' judgments of candidates as blinking excessively.\nC: Viewers' judgments about candidates' debate performances are generally not affected by how knowledgeable the candidates appear to be.\nD: Voters' judgments about candidates' debate performances rarely affect the results of national elections.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "476", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a society undergoes slow change, its younger members find great value in the advice of its older members. But when a society undergoes rapid change, young people think that little in the experience of their elders is relevant to them, and so do not value their advice. Thus, we may measure the rate at which a society is changing by measuring the amount of deference its younger members show to their elders.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Young people value their elders' advice just insofar as the elders' experience is practically useful to them.\nB: The deference young people show to their elders varies according to how much the young value their elders' advice.\nC: The faster a society changes, the less relevant the experience of older members of the society is to younger members.\nD: How much deference young people show to their elders depends on how much of the elders' experience is practically useful to them.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "477", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial phobia is an important subtype of anxiety disorder, its main symptom is the fear of being watched, such as fear of speaking in public, and even afraid to go out when the symptoms are serious. Shyness is a common personality trait, which is not pathological in itself. However, the vast majority of patients with social phobia will be significantly relieved after treatment, and psychotherapy should be the first choice for patients with mild symptoms; if patients are unable or unwilling to receive psychotherapy because of busy work and other reasons, drug treatment can be the first choice, but the combination of drug therapy and psychotherapy is the most effective way to treat social phobia. In addition, most people with social phobias start in adolescence, so prevention is very important.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following statements is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shyness is an important subtype of social phobia\nB: Social phobia cannot be cured by medication\nC: Middle-aged and elderly people will not become social phobias\nD: Combination therapy is the most effective in patients with mild symptoms\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "478", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law of diminishing marginal utility refers to the phenomenon that consumers gradually reduce their evaluation of goods with the increase of consumption.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is in line with the law of diminishing marginal utility?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang bought three houses in a row, and the prices of the last two houses gradually decreased.\nB: Zhang ate 12 steamed stuffed buns in a row. When he ate the 13th steamed stuffed bun, he not only didn't feel hungry, but felt sick.\nC: An enterprise has issued a new batch of corporate bonds, which makes the market yield of all bonds of the enterprise decline.\nD: Microwave oven was an expensive kitchen equipment in the 1990s. Now it has become cheap and popular.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "479", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe higher the altitude, the smaller the atmospheric pressure. Because the altitude of Lanzhou is higher than that of Tianjin, the atmospheric pressure of Lanzhou is lower than that of Tianjin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to that of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a highly competitive market, the better the product quality and the more advertising investment, the greater the product sales. Company An invests more money in advertising than company B. therefore, company A sells more products than company B\nB: The older a person is, the more mature he becomes. Lao Zhang is older than his son, so Lao Zhang is more mature than his son\nC: The older a tree is, the more rings it has. The age of the locust tree in Lao Zhang's yard is older than that of Lao Li's family, so the locust tree of Lao Zhang's family has more rings than Lao Li's\nD: The greater the vocabulary of a language, the more difficult it is to learn. English is harder to learn than Italian, so English has a larger vocabulary than Italian\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "480", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSalmonella is a food-borne microorganism that can cause intestinal illness. The illness is sometimes fatal, especially if not identified quickly and treated. Conventional Salmonella tests on food samples are slow and can miss unusual strains of the microorganism. A new test identifies the presence or absence of Salmonella by the one piece of genetic material common to all strains. Clearly, public health officials would be well advised to replace the previous Salmonella tests with the new test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some remedies for Salmonella poisoning also cure intestinal disorders caused by other microorganisms.\nB: Salmonella poisoning is becoming less frequent in the general population.\nC: The new test returns results very soon after food samples are submitted for testing.\nD: The level of skill required for laboratory technicians to perform the new test is higher than that required to perform previous tests for Salmonella.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "481", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUmbilical cord blood refers to the blood left in the placenta and umbilical cord after the fetus is delivered and the umbilical cord is ligated and severed. The hematopoietic stem cells contained in umbilical cord blood have significant curative effect on leukemia, severe aplastic anemia, some malignant tumors and other diseases, which is no longer a valuable self-saving resource in life. Parents preserve umbilical cord blood for their newborns, which can provide protection for their children's health for the rest of their lives.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not weaken the conclusion discussed above\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the probability of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation due to hematological diseases in China is very small, but it is expensive to preserve umbilical cord blood.\nB: At present, umbilical cord blood, peripheral blood and bone marrow have become the three major sources of hematopoietic stem cells.\nC: At present, umbilical cord blood is not the most effective means to treat many malignant diseases, but it is an auxiliary treatment.\nD: The preservation of umbilical cord blood is usually 50 milliliters, and such a small amount has little effect on the treatment of most adults.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "482", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cricket is a very interesting little animal. On a quiet summer night, there were bursts of clear and melodious calls in the grass. It was the cricket singing. The beautiful song of the cricket came not from its good voice, but from its wings. When the left and right wings open and close and rub against each other, they can make a pleasant sound. The cricket is also an expert in architecture. Compared with its soft digging tools, the cricket's house is a great project. At the door of his house, there is a very comfortable platform. On summer nights, crickets are sure to sing on this platform unless it rains or it's windy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following is done by crickets on a rainless summer night?\n\nOptions:\nA: Build houses.\nB: Clean up the platform.\nC: Singing on the platform.\nD: If it is not windy, it will sing on the platform.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "483", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world's per capita amount of fresh water is about 8,300 cubic meters, but two-thirds of it is lost in the form of floods every year, and the remaining one-third is drinking water and irrigation water. Due to industrialization and the increase in human water consumption, the current world water consumption has increased compared with 1990 It is nearly 10 times higher. The lack of fresh water in the future is one of the restrictive factors that constitute economic development and food production.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: To reduce industrial water\nB: To reduce domestic water\nC: On the one hand, water should be saved, and on the other hand, new fresh water resources should be developed and utilized to solve the problem of water shortage\nD: The total population must be reduced to increase the amount of fresh water per capita\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "484", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough many customers do not make a sufficient effort to conserve water, water companies must also be held responsible for wasteful consumption. Their own policies, in fact, encourage excessive water use, and attempts at conservation will succeed only if the water companies change their practices.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strongly support the view above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most water companies keep detailed records of the quantity of water used by different customers.\nB: Federal authorities limit the range of policies that can be enforced by the water companies.\nC: Most water companies reduce the cost per unit of water as the amount of water used by a customer increases.\nD: The price per unit of water charged by the water companies has risen steadily in the last 10 years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "485", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo act responsibly in one' s professional capacity, one must act on the basis of information that one has made a reasonable effort to make sure is accurate and complete.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments most closely conforms to the principle cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Toril did not act responsibly in investing the company's money in Twicycled Ink, for, though the investment yielded a large return, she had not investigated the risks associated with that investment.\nB: Conchita did not act responsibly in hiring Helmer to do the company's bookkeeping because Helmer made a mistake that cost the company a lot of money, though he had never been known to make such a mistake in the past.\nC: Mary acted responsibly in firing John, for she first examined the details of his work record and listened to negative reports from some of his supervisors and coworkers.\nD: Jennifer did not act responsibly in deciding where to go on her vacation because, instead of carefully weighing her options, she waited until the last minute and decided on impulse.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "486", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe guarantee of joint and several liability is a kind of guarantee of debt, which refers to the agreement between the guarantor and the creditor that if the debtor fails to perform the debt at the expiration of the time limit for the performance of the debt, the creditor may not only require the debtor to perform the debt, but also require the guarantor to bear the debt within the scope of its guarantee.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the guarantee of joint and several liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: A owes B 1 million yuan, A asks C, and the three parties agree that if A fails to repay the payment within three months, C will claim the claim on behalf of B\nB: A owes B 1 million yuan, A calls C, and the three parties agree that if A fails to repay the payment within three months, B has the right to ask C to repay the full payment\nC: A owes B 1 million yuan, A finds C, who still owes himself 1 million yuan, and the three parties agree that if A fails to repay the payment, it will be repaid on behalf of C\nD: A owes B 1 million yuan, A calls C and gives a famous painting in C's collection to B. it is agreed that if A fails to repay the payment within three months, B has the right to acquire the ownership of the painting\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "487", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoldfish are actually domesticated crucian carp. About 2,000 years ago, ancient Chinese people began to breed gibel carp. As food and as ornamental fish. Over time, genetic mutations and artificial selection have introduced the orange, red, and yellow colors of the gibel carp, changing its dull image and producing the colorful goldfish we see today. The goldfish were introduced to Europe in the 17th century and to America in the 1850s.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following is the main content?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Evolution of goldfish\nB: The characteristics of goldfish\nC: The purpose of goldfish\nD: Breeding of goldfish\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "488", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConditional civil legal act means a civil legal act with a condition that determines the validity or elimination of the act.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the conditional civil legal act?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, B to enter into a lease contract. Promise to terminate the contract when lessor A's son needs to decorate the new house once he gets married.\nB: A said to B: If my son admitted to a famous university, I will invite you to dinner.\nC: A and B signed a summer grain sales contract and agreed to take effect in mid - November.\nD: A and B agreed to pay A 1000 yuan if A helped B to fight his enemies.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "489", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost people who ride bicycles for pleasure do not ride until the warm weather of spring and summery arrives. Yet it is probably more effective to advertise bicycles earlier in the year. Most bicycles are purchased in the spring, but once shoppers are ready to shop for a bicycle, they usually have already decided which brand and model of bicycle they will purchase. By then it is generally too late to induce them to change their minds.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument is that\n\nOptions:\nA: bicycle advertisements are probably more effective if they appear before the arrival of warm spring weather\nB: most bicycle purchasers decide on the brand and model of bicycle that they will buy before beginning to shop for a bicycle\nC: in general, once a bicycle purchaser has decided which bicycle he or she intends to purchase, it is difficult to bring about a change in that decision\nD: spring and summer are the time of year in which bicycle riding as a leisure activity is most popular\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "490", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA canteen purchased 4 categories (the last word of each vegetable name is the same, so it is a kind of vegetables) a total of 12 kinds of vegetables: celery, spinach, leek, green pepper, red pepper, yellow pepper, cucumber, wax gourd, towel gourd, lentil, edamame bean, cowpea. According to some conditions, it is divided into three groups, which are ready to be used in the morning, lunch and evening meals respectively. The known conditions are as follows: (1) vegetables of the same category are not in the same group: (2) celery cannot be in the yellow pepper group and wax gourd cannot be in the lentil group; (3) edamame beans must be in the same group as red peppers or leeks; (4) yellow peppers must be in the same group as cowpeas.\n\nQuestion:\nIf leeks, green peppers and cucumbers are in the same group, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Celery, red pepper and lentils are in the same group.\nB: Spinach, yellow pepper and cowpea are in the same group.\nC: Leek, cucumber and edamame are in the same group.\nD: Spinach, wax gourd and cowpea are in the same group.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "491", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife on Earth depends on water. Unfortunately, water is the world' s most threatened natural resource as a result of unrelenting pollution. In the near future, wars will be fought over clean drinking water, as climate change reduces the amount of potable water and pollution taints the drinking water. However, this trend can be broken. Citizens around the globe can aggressively lobby their governments to invest in sustainable energy sources, cleanup polluted waterways, and implement regulations to prevent commercial dumping. Citizens can also have a lasting impact by recycling and taking other steps to reduce their household' s biological footprint. As long as citizens actively respond, then the crisis can be mitigated.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat is the argument's primary purpose?\n\nOptions:\nA: To criticize the status quo in government.\nB: To spur activism amongst citizens.\nC: To inform citizens about the consequences of continued pollution.\nD: To promote the benefits of recycling.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "492", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to the rise in oil prices, the state has raised the sales prices of gasoline and other oil products, which has led to an increase in taxi operating costs and a reduction in drivers' income. According to the survey, more than 95% of taxi drivers in Beijing oppose a taxi fare increase because it will lead to fewer passengers, but opposing a fare increase does not mean they are willing to reduce their income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can explain the seemingly contradictory attitude of taxi drivers in Beijing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Taxi drivers hope to reduce the monthly rent paid to taxi companies, thereby eliminating the impact of rising oil prices\nB: The survey shows that all consumers are opposed to taxi fare increases\nC: The price of the monthly bus ticket in Beijing has been raised, but the price of the ordinary ticket remains the same\nD: As a result of the increase in taxi prices, the cost of rising oil prices is entirely borne by consumers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "493", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a magic show, from the seven magicians - G.H.K.L.N.P and Q, select 6 to perform, perform into two teams: 1 team and 2 team. Each team by the front, middle and after three positions, playing the magician just each occupies a position, the selection and position arrangement of the magician must meet the following conditions :(1) if the arrangement of G or H play, they must be in the front. (2) If K is to play, he must be in the middle. (3) If L is to play, he must be in team 1. (4) Neither P nor K can be on the same team as N. (5) P cannot be in the same team as Q. (6) If H is in team 2, Q is in the middle position of team 1.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is in team 2, which of the followings is listed as an acceptable arrangement for team 1?\n\nOptions:\nA: Front: L Middle: Q Rear: N\nB: Front: G Middle: K Rear: N\nC: Front: L Middle: Q Rear: G\nD: Front: Q Middle: K Rear: L\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "494", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: Some colonies of bacteria produce antibiotic molecules called phenazines, which they use to fend off other bacteria. We hypothesize that phenazines also serve as molecular pipelines that give interior bacteria access to essential nutrients in the environment surrounding the colony.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the scientist's hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Within bacteria colonies that produce phenazines, interior bacteria are more likely to die than are bacteria along the edges.\nB: When bacteria colonies that do not produce phenazines are buried in nutrient-rich soil, they grow as quickly as colonies that do produce phenazines.\nC: Bacteria colonies that do not produce phenazines form wrinkled surfaces, thus increasing the number of bacteria that are in direct contact with the surrounding environment.\nD: The rate at which a bacteria colony produces phenazines is determined by the number of foreign bacteria in the environment immediately surrounding the colony.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "495", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEyre, Oman and Derby, one of these three countries belongs to Asia, one belongs to Europe, and the other belongs to Africa. Eyre is not as big as the European countries among them, and the Derby is smaller than the African countries among them, and the European countries among them are bigger than Oman.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the order of the three countries from large to small?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eyre, Oman and Derby.\nB: Eyre, Derby and Oman.\nC: Derby, Eyre and Oman.\nD: Oman,Eyre and Derby.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "496", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTangible wear and intangible wear are concepts that describe the decline in the value of machinery and equipment. As a kind of resource, talents also face tangible and intangible wear and tear. The tangible wear and tear of talents refers to the decline of factors such as physical strength, initiative and cooperation related to the physical and psychological conditions of talents with the increase of age and working hours. The invisible wear and tear of talents refers to the decline in the use value of talents due to the relatively backward concepts, knowledge, and methods of talents.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the intangible wear of talents?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Li in the department is not interested in the newly introduced remote sensing equipment and is not an active learner.\nB: After working in the same position for 20 years, Director Liu sometimes feels very irritable and weakened.\nC: Zhao Gang, a college graduate, has a simple working method and is often criticized by his colleagues.\nD: The 45-year-old team leader Wang often feels that he is physically weak, and sighs that he has more than enough energy but not enough energy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "497", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFaith, belief and confidence are all important at all times. For a person, a collective, a political party, a nation and a country, as long as they have faith, belief and confidence, they will become more and more frustrated and brave, otherwise they will be defeated and collapse without fighting.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Without faith, belief and confidence, we will defeat ourselves without fighting and collapse without fighting.\nB: Without faith,belief and confidence, we will not be more frustrated and diligent, and the more we fight, the more brave we will be.\nC: If we do not fight and defeat ourselves, it means that we have no faith, belief and confidence.\nD: If the more frustrated we are, the harder we are, and the more brave we fight, we will not be defeated or defeated without fighting.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "498", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA psychiatrist argued that there is no such thing as a multiple personality disorder on the grounds that in all her years of clinical practice, she had never encountered one case of this type.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most closely parallels the questionable reasoning cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lyla said that no one in the area has seen a groundhog and so there are probably no groundhogs in the area.\nB: Sauda argued that because therapy rarely had an effect on her patient's type of disorder, therapy was not warranted.\nC: Jerod had never spotted a deer in his area and concluded from this that there are no deer in the area.\nD: Thomas argued that because Natasha has driven her car to work every day since she bought it, she would probably continue to drive her car to work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "499", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the beginning of this century, Wigner put forward the theory of continental drift, which met with strong opposition because his theory was based on the assumption of unidentified forces sufficient to cause continental drift. We can now accept Wigner's theory. This is not because we have identified the power to cause the continent to drift, but because the new instruments eventually enable us to confirm the movement of the continent through observation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is best illustrated by the above examples?\n\nOptions:\nA: The goal of science is to use a simple and harmonious theory to accurately explain the diversity of nature.\nB: In the process of mathematical description of nature, science has become very accurate in identifying potential dynamics.\nC: With the help of probability theory and mathematical statistics, science has shifted from the description of a single phenomenon to the study of things as a whole.\nD: When an event assumed by a theory is confirmed, the theory can be accepted even if there is no explanation for the cause of the event.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "500", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Donating items to charity may be a sign of generosity, but any generosity it may demonstrate is rarely a permanent virtue, since most donors make donations only intermittently.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the columnist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument takes for granted that a character trait is present only when manifested.\nB: The argument attacks the character of those whose values are different from those of the columnist.\nC: The argument takes for granted that most people donate out of generosity.\nD: The argument generalizes from too small a sample of cases.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "501", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmall animals suitable for experimental use must reproduce fast and their genes should be as similar to humans as possible. Some small animals reproduce fast but have few genes similar to humans. Therefore, some fast-breeding small animals are not suitable for experiments.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings has the most similar logical structure to the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to relevant regulations, to obtain the National Scholarship for Poor Students, applicants must have poor families and excellent grades. Some of the scholarship recipients have very poor families, but their grades are not excellent. Obviously, the rules for assessing the National Scholarship for Poor Students have not been strictly implemented.\nB: To get a good box office, a movie must be both watchable and successful in the market release. Some movies with good box office are actually not very watchable. Therefore, the reason why some movies are good at the box office mainly depends on success in the market release.\nC: To take the course The Philosophy of Cognitive Science, you must have taken Theory of Knowledge and be interested in cognitive science. Some students are very interested in cognitive science, but have not taken Theory of Knowledge . Therefore, some students who are interested in cognitive science cannot take the course The Philosophy of Cognitive Science.\nD: Generally speaking, computers that do not undergo system maintenance every week must be repaired in specialty stores after one year of use. Some computers do not need to be repaired in specialty stores after being used for a long time. Therefore, some computers undergo system maintenance every week.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "502", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrent is a member of the SWAT Team, the most elite tactical unit at the city police department. SWAT apprehends more suspected criminals than all other police units combined. Taken as a whole, the police department solves a higher percentage of crime than ever before in its history. Within the SWAT team, Trent' s four-man unit is the most successful. However, the number of unsolved crime increases every year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, most logically resolves the apparent paradox?\n\nOptions:\nA: Trent's SWAT team is the city's best police unit.\nB: The total number of crimes increases every year.\nC: Violent crime has decreased dramatically, while petty drug offenses have increased substantially.\nD: The police department focuses more on crimes involving serious injury or significant property damage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "503", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVery powerful volcanic eruptions send large amounts of ash high into the atmosphere, blocking sunlight and causing abnormally cold temperatures for a year or more after the eruption. In 44 B. C. there was a powerful eruption of Mount Etna in Sicily. In the following year, Chinese historians recorded summer frosts and dimmed sunlight in China, thousands of miles east of Sicily. If these phenomena were caused by volcanic ash in the atmosphere, then the ash sent into the atmosphere by Mount Etna' s eruption must have spread over great distances.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the support given for the conclusion advanced in the last sentence of the passage, it would be most important to determine whether\n\nOptions:\nA: there were any volcanic eruptions near China around the time of Mount Etna's eruption\nB: modern monitoring equipment can detect the precise path of volcanic ash in the atmosphere\nC: the abnormal weather in China lasted for a full year or longer\nD: subsequent eruptions of Mount Etna were as powerful as the one in 44 B. C.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "504", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: It has been proposed that the national parks in our country be managed by private companies rather than the government. A similar privatization of the telecommunications industry has benefited consumers by allowing competition among a variety of telephone companies to improve service and force down prices. Ttherefore, the privatization of the national parks would probably benefit park visitors as well.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It would not be politically expedient to privatize the national parks even if doing so would, in the long run, improve service and reduce the fees charged to visitors.\nB: The privatization of the national parks would produce much less competition between different companies than did the privatization of the telecommunications industry.\nC: Privatizing the national parks would benefit a much smaller number of consumers to a much smaller extent than did the privatization of the telecommunications industry.\nD: The privatization of the telecommunications industry has been problematic in that it has led to significantly increased unemployment and economic instability in that industry.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "505", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern psychological research believes that when a person feels upset, depressed, or anxious, his body's blood pressure and oxidation will decrease, and when he is in a happy mood, his entire metabolism will improve.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: People can regulate their blood pressure by adjusting their mood\nB: Good or bad mood is closely related to one's physical health\nC: Lower blood pressure and oxidation indicate that the person is in a bad mood\nD: As long as you are in a good mood, you can improve your entire metabolism\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "506", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe more sunlight our planet reflects back into space, the cooler the global atmosphere tends to become. Snow and ice reflect much more sunlight back into space than do ocean water or land without snow cover. Ttherefore, the greater the area of Earth' s surface that is covered with snow and ice, the cooler, on average, the global atmosphere is likely to become.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other factors besides the reflectivity of ice and snow affect the cooling of Earth's atmosphere.\nB: The atmosphere derives most of its heat from the passage of sunlight through it.\nC: Lighter-colored soil reflects more sunlight back into space than does darker-colored soil.\nD: Ocean water and land heated by sunlight in turn warm Earth's atmosphere.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "507", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest report by an international paleontology research team stated that the southern tortoises that lived in South Africa 280 million years ago are the ancestors of modern tortoises, and they survived large-scale species extinction events from the Permian to Triassic. At that time, In order to avoid the harsh natural environment, they work hard to digging holes. At the same time, to ensure that the forelimb digging action is strong enough, the body needs a stable support, which leads to the continuous widening of the ribs. It can be seen that the tortoise has a shell to adapt to the environment, not for protection, but to digging holes in the ground.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Modern tortoises have inherited certain habits of southern tortoises that are good at digging holes\nB: Only digging holes can survive a mass extinction event\nC: The tortoise shell evolved from the tortoise's ribs gradually widening\nD: The forelimbs of the southern tortoise are strong enough that they do not need tortoise shell protection\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "508", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany people don't know themselves and don't try to know themselves. Such people may want to know others, but this desire must fail, because people who don't even know themselves can't know others. It can be concluded that if you want to understand others, you must first understand yourself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reasoning used in the above argument is valid.\nB: The above argument is flawed because it regards the necessary conditions for a certain result as sufficient conditions.\nC: The above argument is flawed because it improperly assumes that everyone can understand himself.\nD: The above argument is flawed because it ignores this possibility; It is more difficult to know yourself than to know others.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "509", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBy deciphering the enemy's password, we have already known that banana, apple and pear means secret attack on Wednesday, apple, sugar cane and peach means implementation of secret plan, and Guangdong orange, banana and tomato means victory on Wednesday belongs to us.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat's the meaning of pear?\n\nOptions:\nA: Secret\nB: Wednesday\nC: Attack\nD: Implementation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "510", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDevelopers of neighborhood Y are trying to lure potential homebuyers by offering a large discount on newly built homes. As a result, the homes in neighborhood Y are available for 20% less than comparably sized homes in neighborhood X. So unless potential homebuyers distrust the developers of neighborhood Y, neighborhood X is unlikely to attract many homebuyers because there are plenty of houses available in neighborhood Y.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The comparably priced homes in neighborhood X and neighborhood Y are all situated on similarly sized lots.\nB: There are fewer houses for sale in neighborhood X than there are in neighborhood Y.\nC: Neighborhood X does not have any qualities or features that would induce some homebuyers to pay higher prices for homes in neighborhood X.\nD: None of the houses in neighborhood X are selling for less than the houses in neighborhood Y.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "511", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn public places, roadside excavation and other ground construction, if no safety measures such as setting up obvious warning signs are taken to cause pedestrian damage, the fault presumption liability shall apply, that is, after the pedestrian proves that the damage is caused by the behavior of the constructor, if the constructor cannot prove that he is not at fault, the constructor shall be deemed to be at fault.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, when the ground construction causes human damage, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The victim is obliged to prove that he has been harmed.\nB: The victim is obliged to prove that the damage is caused by the behavior of the constructor.\nC: The victim is obliged to prove that he is not at fault, but not to prove that the constructor is at fault.\nD: The constructor is obliged to prove that he is not at fault, and the victim is not obliged to prove that he is not at fault.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "512", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe three-paragraph theory is based on two straight words containing three different words entitled premise to launch a straight-talking conclusion and each two straight propositions have a common word reasoning.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is a three-paragraph reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Either you're wrong, or I'm wrong. I'm right that you're wrong.\nB: If the cold wave comes, the temperature will drop. The absence of a drop in temperature indicates that the cold wave has not arrived.\nC: Mercury is a metal and metal is an electrically conductive object. So something that can conduct electricity is mercury.\nD: Lao Zhang is a painter, Lao Li is a musician, they are friends. So painters and musicians can be good friends.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "513", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA joint venture refers to an economic organization formed by two or more corporate legal persons or public institution legal persons with the same or different ownership properties, based on the principles of voluntariness, equality, and mutual benefit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is joint venture?\n\nOptions:\nA: After negotiation, a foreign-funded enterprise and a state-owned enterprise jointly funded the construction of ten hope primary schools in a mountainous area\nB: A well-known company cooperates with a subject leader of a key university to establish a high-tech enterprise focusing on research and development\nC: Company A is a high-tech enterprise jointly established by company B and company C. Recently, company A and company B have jointly invested to form a foreign trade enterprise\nD: Zhang is the legal representative of a state-owned enterprise. Recently, he and a technology company jointly invested and established a trading company\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "514", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Internet age, individual intellectuals felt aggrieved when they were attacked because of public expression, and they often mentioned the knowledge basis of their claims in the process of self-defense. In the process of interacting with the public, they rely solely on intellectual authority. As we all know, a public platform such as the Internet is not a single field of academic communication, and the praise and criticism of an opinion depends not only on its distance from academic authority, but also factors such as public sentiment and historical tradition.If the social elite blindly step on emptiness, it is bound to be farther and farther away from the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Now it is difficult for intellectuals to defend themselves on the basis of knowledge\nB: Social elites should identify with the feelings of the public and follow the historical tradition\nC: Social elites should avoid antagonism to the masses for advocating knowledge and reason\nD: Popular sentiments and historical traditions determine whether personal views can be accepted\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "515", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether a person does good behavior or bad behavior depends on the length of his life. If he only had one day to live, it would be best for him to steal people's things, because he would not suffer the pain of fear of being caught. Stealing is not the best thing for someone who has 20 years left to live because he will suffer from the fear of being caught.\n\nQuestion:\nIf any of the following statements are true, which of the following would weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only if you suffer from the pain of being caught, will you not steal other people's things.\nB: For someone with only one day to live, the best behavior may be to feast on beef.\nC: The length of life is not a sufficient condition for a person to choose good or bad behavior.\nD: For some thieves, the condemnation of conscience can cause more pain than the fear of being caught.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "516", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe members of the printing group and the bookbinding group are mainly from the following seven employees - F, G, H, J, K, L and M. The members of each group must meet the following conditions: (1) Each group has at least 3 employees . (2) F and K cannot be in the same group. (3) If K is in a certain group, J must also be in this group. (4) M is a member of at least one of these two groups. (5) Both groups have at least one same employee.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following lists the acceptable membership choices for these two groups?\n\nOptions:\nA: Printing: F,G,H bookbinding: G,J,K,L\nB: Printing: F,H,J bookbinding: G,H,L,M\nC: Printing: F,H,M bookbinding: G,K,L,M\nD: Printing: F,H,J,K bookbinding: H,L,M\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "517", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProximate cause is that the insurer shall bear the insurance liability for the loss caused by the insured accident within the coverage as the direct and closest cause, but shall not be liable for the loss caused by reasons outside the coverage. According to this principle, the liability does not depend on the proximity in time or space. However, it depends on whether the risk accident leading to the loss of the subject-matter insured is within the coverage. If there are multiple causes leading to the insurance loss, the most direct, effective and decisive cause and the inevitable cause of the accident are the proximate cause.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following causes is not a proximate cause?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang accidentally fell while hunting at night. While waiting for rescue, he caught a cold and died of pneumonia. The cause of death was falling.\nB: Wang's insurance vehicle was soaked in rainstorm, and the cylinder was flooded with water. When he forcibly started the vehicle, the engine was damaged due to rainstorm.\nC: The storm caused the collapse of the electric pole, the short circuit of the electric wire caused the spark to ignite the warehouse, and the inventory goods burned out. The loss principle is the storm.\nD: When the ship enters the water, the leather on board is rotten, and the rotten odor causes the deterioration of tobacco near the warehouse. The reason for tobacco damage is the ship entering the water.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "518", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertain minor peculiarities of language are used unconsciously by poets. If such peculiarities appear in the works of more than one poet, they are likely to reflect the language in common use during the poets' time. However, if they appear in the work of only one poet, they are likely to be personal idiosyncrasies. As such, they can provide a kind of fingerprint that allows scholars, by comparing a poem of previously unknown authorship to the work of a particular known poet, to identify the poem as the work of that poet.\n\nQuestion:\nFor which one of the following reasons can the test described above never provide conclusive proof of the authorship of any poem?\n\nOptions:\nA: A poet's use of some peculiarities of language might have been unconscious in some poems and conscious in other poems, and the two uses would be indistinguishable to scholars at a later date.\nB: The labor of analyzing peculiarities of language both in the work of a known poet and in a poem of unknown authorship would not be undertaken unless other evidence already suggested that the poem of unknown authorship was written by the known poet.\nC: A peculiarity of language that might be used as an identifying mark is likely to be widely scattered in the work of a poet, so that a single poem not known to have been written by that poet might not include that peculiarity.\nD: A peculiarity of language in a poem of unknown authorship could be evidence either that the poem was written by the one author known to use that peculiarity or that the peculiarity was not unique to that author.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "519", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to avoid predators and the hot sun, many migratory birds choose to fly at night when they migrate. When they have to fly over some natural geographical barriers such as the Gulf of Mexico, they even fly endlessly for 24 hours. Like humans, long-term lack of sleep can make birds extremely tired and less flexible, which inevitably leads to greater risk when they take a break. However, a new study shows that migratory birds have a clever solution. The scientists observed seven captured Sven's night thrushes and found that the migratory birds that used to fly at night were not completely relaxed during the day and usually had one eye open. Brain waves also showed that only half of their brains were in a standard dormant state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Between half dreaming and half waking up\nB: The secret skill of Sven's night thrush\nC: Turn a blind eye\nD: Your night, my day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "520", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the local government stipulates that the minimum wage standard in the region is not less than 800 yuan per month. Some people think that the minimum wage standard of 800 yuan is easy to achieve, but the labor department believes that the minimum wage standard of 800 yuan is not too high, but it is implemented It is not that easy to get up, so this view that it can meet the standard is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the labor department's comment is true, which of the following must be facts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The salary of most employees can reach 800 yuan or more, and a few are below 800 yuan\nB: Some workers' wages are above 800 yuan, and some are below 800 yuan\nC: Certainly some workers'wages do not reach the minimum wage of 800 yuan\nD: The wages of workers in most companies do not reach the minimum wage of 800 yuan\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "521", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the existence of the emperor, the official history of China has been the diary of the emperor's own family, which is the standard image of the emperor, from which it is not difficult to see the true form of the emperor. In order to understand the true face of the emperor, we must also read wild history, which is a portrayal of the emperor's life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: All official history records the personal affairs of the emperor's family.\nB: Only by reading wild history can we know the little-known privacy of the emperor.\nC: Only by combining official history with wild history can we see the true face of the emperor.\nD: The official history records the great events of the emperor's governing the country, while the wild history records the emperor's daily trifles.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "522", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFaith is the foundation of morality. Morality without faith is water without a source and a tree without roots. People without faith have no moral bottom line; and once a person has no moral bottom line, then the law is not binding on him. Law, morality and faith are the basic guarantee of the harmonious operation of the society, and faith is the cornerstone of the harmonious operation of the society.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Morality is one of the cornerstones of the harmonious operation of society.\nB: If a person has faith, the law is binding on him.\nC: Only when the society operates harmoniously can the foundation of morality and belief come into being.\nD: The law is binding only on people of faith.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "523", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe caterpillar of the monarch butterfly feeds on milkweed plants, whose toxins make the adult monarch poisonous to many predators. The viceroy butterfly, whose caterpillars do not feed on milkweed plants, is very similar in appearance to the monarch. Ttherefore, it can be concluded that the viceroy is so seldom preyed on because of its visual resemblance to the monarch.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if it were discovered to be true, would most seriously undermine the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the predators of the monarch butterfly also prey on viceroys.\nB: The viceroy butterfly is toxic to most predators.\nC: Some predators do not have a toxic reaction to insects that feed on milkweed plants.\nD: Toxicity to predators is the principal means of protection for only a few butterfly species.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "524", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParallel bidding refers to the competition between different manufacturers to provide different products to meet the same demand.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is parallel bidding?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before winter, the appliance store was filled with heating appliances, air-conditioners, heating fans, electric blankets. There are different prices and different styles.\nB: To increase its market share, one company recently launched a tablet computer with 64G, 128G and 256G hard drives for consumers at different levels of choice.\nC: When you go into the underground mall, there will be a group of people around you, selling clothes, selling toys, selling food... They all want to pull you to their stalls.\nD: After getting more than 10,000 yuan year-end bonus, Xiao Li is ready to reward himself. Now he can't decide between traveling abroad, buying a laptop and buying gold jewelry.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "525", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nIf there is an I in the subcommittee where M serves, which of the following options may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: M is a member of every sub-committee.\nB: I serve as members of the two sub-committees respectively.\nC: In the subcommittee where P serves, there is I.\nD: F and M are members of the same sub-committee.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "526", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDespite a steady decrease in the average number of hours worked per person per week, the share of the population that reads a daily newspaper has declined greatly in the past 20 years. But the percentage of the population that watches television daily has shown a similarly dramatic increase over the same period. Clearly, increased television viewing has caused a simultaneous decline in newspaper reading.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would be most damaging to the explanation given above for the decline in newspaper reading?\n\nOptions:\nA: Of those members of the population who do not watch television, the percentage who read a newspaper every day has also shown a dramatic decrease.\nB: The time people spend with the books and newspapers they read has increased, on average, from 1 to 3 hours per week in the past 20 years.\nC: People who spend large amounts of time each day watching television are less able to process and remember printed information than are those who do not watch television.\nD: A typical television set is on 6 hours a day, down from an average of 6 1/2 hours a day 5 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "527", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study examined the daytime and nighttime activity patterns of two populations of tree-dwelling lemurs -- the first living in a rain forest, where tree canopy cover is consistent year-round, and the second living in a deciduous forest, where many trees lose their leaves during the winter months. Both groups of lemurs were found to be more nocturnal during winter months than they were the rest of the year. However, the winter increase in nocturnal activity was significantly more pronounced for the population living in the deciduous forest than it was for the population living in the rain forest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the difference between the two lemur populations with respect to winter activity patterns?\n\nOptions:\nA: The primary predators for both lemur populations are high-flying birds that rely on their eyesight to hunt prey during daylight.\nB: In both habitats, species of predatory snakes active during daylight are most active during winter months.\nC: For both lemur populations, the primary competitors for food resources are species active during daylight.\nD: The lemur population in the rain forest eats both plants and insects whereas the population in the deciduous forest eats only plants.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "528", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSomeone wrote in a letter: I saw platypus eggs in Manchester a few years ago, so I ignorantly laughed at the stupid view that mammals lay eggs, and it is finally confirmed.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the letter, it can be seen that which of the following items was wrongly believed by the writer in the past?\n\nOptions:\nA: Platypus can't lay eggs\nB: Some mammals cannot lay eggs\nC: Platypus is not a mammal\nD: Only suckling animals are mammals\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "529", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe main purpose of school PE classes is to make students healthy. Physical education classes should focus on aerobic exercise, which improves participants' health more than team sports, which only a small percentage of students actually participate in.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true,the author will most effectively oppose which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Schools use physical training programs to encourage lifelong healthy habits\nB: Young students should join community sports teams\nC: Schools rely too heavily on aerobics programs to help all children get fit\nD: Most of the school physical education is devoted to team sports\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "530", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeer education refers to the use of the same age, knowledge background and interests of peers, friends' opinions and suggestions are easy to be adopted to carry out related education.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to peer education?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang, who has a history of drug abuse for four years, was hired as a volunteer counselor in the drug rehabilitation center after successfully detoxifying\nB: This evening party was held on the university campus, and the organizer specially invited many young artists who young people like\nC: Han Han's books sell very well on campus\nD: Fans obey the idols\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "531", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome scholars have investigated and studied some successful female secretaries, showing that female secretaries have a strong modern consciousness and a keen modern vision, and they have proficient PR skills. It is precisely because they have the above two advantages that they play a well-deserved and important role on social stage, and they have excellent performance in resolving conflicts and troubleshooting. According to this, scholars have concluded that it is better for leaders to hire female secretaries than male secretaries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can weaken the above argument most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Female secretaries also have some obvious shortcomings\nB: Individual survey results cannot lead to a general theory\nC: A qualified secretary must not only have a strong modern awareness and skilled PR skills, but also some more important qualities\nD: According to a survey result, male secretaries also have a strong modern awareness and skilled PR skills\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "532", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTownship sages mediation refers to the civil mediation method in which rural dignitaries with high prestige and influence come forward to resolve disputes after disputes occur among villagers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to the township sages mediation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Zhou and Lao Ma went to court because of the dispute over loans. After the court accepted it, they went to the village for a hearing and invited several township sages to attend. After on-the-spot mediation, the two sides reached an understanding.\nB: Lao Xiao traveled north and south when he was young, and he was well-informed, and the whole village respected him very much. The cattle of the Zhang family ate the grass of the Li family, and the water of the Gao family entered the house of the Qi family. As long as the villagers found him, the problem was solved.\nC: After Lao Yu retired from the town judicial office and returned to the village, he solved the old problem of discord between the Chiang family's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law with the local method of the common people. From then on, when there was any dispute in the village, everyone liked to come and ask him to judge.\nD: Lao Zhang and his neighbor Lao Li clashed and blocked the road in front of their home. The old branch secretary at the head of the village used to mediate. As soon as they saw him, they lost more than half of their anger, shook hands and opened the road.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "533", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecent surveys show that many people who seek medical help are under great pressure. Medical research also shows that stress can adversely affect a person's immune system against infection. Therefore, when a person is under pressure, he is more likely to get sick.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options supports the above conclusion best ()\n\nOptions:\nA: During the holidays, the number of diseases handled by university hospitals increased significantly\nB: During the examination period, the number of diseases handled by university hospitals decreased significantly\nC: Many companies report that absenteeism is reduced when employees feel pressure\nD: Many companies that provide health insurance for employees also offer stress management workshops\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "534", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four orchards A, B, C and D, in which all the fruit trees in A orchard can be found in B orchard, the fruit tree species in C orchard include all the fruit tree species in B orchard, and some fruit trees in C orchard can also be planted in D orchard.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some fruit trees in A orchard can be found in D orchard\nB: All the fruit trees in orchard A can be found in orchard C\nC: All the fruit trees in D Orchard can be found in B Orchard\nD: Some fruit trees in B Orchard can be found in D Orchard\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "535", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe position that punishment should be proportional to how serious the offense is but that repeat offenders should receive harsher punishments than first-time offenders is unsustainable. It implies that considerations as remote as what an offender did years ago are relevant to the seriousness of an offense. If such remote considerations were relevant, almost every other consideration would be too. But this would make determining the seriousness of an offense so difficult that it would be impossible to apply the proportionality principle.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statement that considerations as remote as what an offender did years ago are relevant to the seriousness of an offense plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is an allegedly untenable consequence of a view rejected in the argument's overall conclusion.\nB: It is a statement the argument provides grounds to accept and from which the overall conclusion is inferred.\nC: It is the overall conclusion in favor of which the argument offers evidence.\nD: It is a premise offered in support of an intermediate conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "536", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe duty of the media is to promote the main theme of society and actively promote events that are in harmony with social development and civilization progress, rather than blindly fiddling with some online celebrities. Stars' tidbits are needlessly hyped. For the media, it is most important to adhere to professional ethics and spiritual home.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is reflected in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Media with maliciously hyped news\nB: The media should do their duty\nC: Hype tidbits and destroy social harmony\nD: It is necessary for some media to wake up and clarify their responsibilities\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "537", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA tiny, tree-living thrips is the first species identified that can reproduce both by laying eggs and by bearing live young, although for any one instance of reproduction, a given female will use only one of the two methods. Interestingly, biologists have observed that all of the offspring of this insect that are hatched from eggs are females, and all of the offspring that are live-born are males. It has also been noted that any particular live-born brood will comprise fewer individuals than any particular brood hatched from eggs. However, a much larger proportion of male offspring than of female offspring survives to adulthood, and among thrips reaching adulthood the ratio of males to females is about even.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be properly inferred about the species of thrips described in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any female of the species that can reproduce by laying eggs can also reproduce by bearing live young but not necessarily vice versa.\nB: There are females that use only one of the two methods of reproduction over the course of their lives.\nC: On average, across the species, more of the offspring are born by hatching from eggs than are born live.\nD: For the species as a whole, there are, over time, about as many instances of live-born broods as there are broods hatched from eggs.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "538", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers believe that obesity is related to the parasitism of some microorganisms that can produce specific gases in the human body. These microorganisms make their exhaled gases smell worse. CS Medical Center in Los Angeles analyzed the exhalations of 792 physical examinees and found that the body height and body mass index (BM2) of people with high exhaled methane and hydrogen is 2.4 points higher than that of normal people, that means, they belong to the category of obese people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above description, which one of the followings cannot be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some microorganisms that produce specific gases may be parasitic in fat people.\nB: It can be determined whether a person exhaling is obese by whether the expired gas smells bad.\nC: People with high levels of methane and hydrogen in their exhaled gas are fatter than normal people.\nD: The mixture of methane and hydrogen smells bad.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "539", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in a certain country recently stated that they have successfully used embryonic stem cells to artificially cultivate O type RH negative blood in the laboratory for the first time. Because O type RH negative blood is called universal blood type, it can match any other blood type, which makes humans will be no need to worry about blood source tension anymore.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, If true, would weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: After induction, pluripotent stem cells may also produce blood.\nB: For many patients, insufficient blood supply is not a fatal threat.\nC: Using embryonic stem cells to artificially cultivate O-negative blood is now more expensive.\nD: The production of O type RH negative blood requires A, B and AB blood type Rh negative type as raw materials, and these blood types are also scarce.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "540", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics are divided into qualitative data and quantitative data. Qualitative data includes categorical and ordinal data. Categorical data refers to non-numeric data that can only be assigned to a certain category, which is the result of classifying things and expressed in words; sequential data refers to non-numeric data that can be assigned to an ordered category. Quantitative data are data that represent specific numerical observations. \u2460Cities can be divided into megacities, large cities, medium cities and small cities according to the size of the city; \u2461Marital status: 1-unmarried, 2-married, 3-divorced, 4-widowed; \u2462The distance from place A to place B is 200 kilometers, 320 kilometers to C and 100 kilometers to D; \u2463 A hospital has a construction area of 50,000 square meters, 3,182 open beds and 687 clinicians.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which one of the following statements about the above 4 sets of data is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: \u2461\u2463 are classified data\nB: \u2461\u2462\u2463 are all quantitative data\nC: \u2460\u2461 are all sequential data\nD: Only \u2461 is classified data\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "541", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of hospital emergency room visits by heroin users grew by more than 25 percent during the 1980s. Clearly, then, the use of heroin rose in that decade.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would account for the statistic above without supporting the author's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many hospital emergency rooms were barely able to accommodate the dramatic increase in the number of medical emergencies related to drug abuse during the 1980s.\nB: Viral and bacterial infections, malnourishment, and overdoses account for most hospital emergency room visits linked to heroin.\nC: Heroin use increased much more than is reflected in the rate of heroin-linked hospital emergency room visits.\nD: Widespread use of automatic weapons in the drug trade during the 1980s raised the incidence of physical injury to heroin users.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "542", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolice captain: The chief of police has indicated that gifts of cash or objects valued at more than $100 count as graft. However, I know with certainty that no officer in my precinct has ever taken such gifts, so the recent accusations of graft in my precinct are unfounded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the police captain's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider that there may be other instances of graft besides those indicated by the chief of police\nB: relies on a premise that contradicts the conclusion drawn in the argument\nC: bases a claim about the actions of individuals on an appeal to the character of those individuals\nD: takes for granted that if the accusations of graft are unfounded, so is any accusation of corruption\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "543", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have discovered that in the past 200 years, the earth's magnetic field has decayed sharply. Scientists said that, at this speed, it may completely disappear in the next 1,000 years, and the earth's creatures will face an unprecedented cosmic ray catastrophe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can be inferred from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the earth's magnetic field decays faster than 200 years ago.\nB: Humans cannot change the sharp attenuation of the earth's magnetic field.\nC: In the future, the intensity of radiation from outer space will increase.\nD: Earth's magnetic field can block radiation from space.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "544", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEfraim: The popular press continually advises people to avoid various health risks. Yet by seeking to avoid health risks, people inevitably become anxious, and anxiety, in turn, poses a major health risk. Thus, paradoxical as it seems, simply disregarding journalists' advice about reducing health risks is bound to pose less of a health risk than does trying to follow any such advice. Felicity: But history shows that you are wrong. It was articles in the popular press that made people aware of the health risks posed by smoking cigarettes. Many people stopped smoking in response, and they led longer and healthier lives than they would have otherwise.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the point at issue between Efraim and Felicity?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether people can reduce risks to their health by heeding the advice of articles in the popular press\nB: whether there are any people who ignore journalists' advice about avoiding health risks\nC: whether products and practices described by journalists as posing health risks do in fact pose health risks\nD: whether the sort of anxiety that results from efforts to avoid health risks can be overcome\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "545", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCounterfactual thinking is usually the negation of events that have occurred in the mind, and then it is characterized as a mental activity that may have occurred but did not occur in reality. According to the direction of occurrence, counterfactual thinking can be divided into upward counterfactual thinking and downward counterfactual thinking, upward counterfactual thinking refers to events that have occurred in the past, and imagine that if certain conditions are met, there may be better results than real results; downward counterfactual thinking refers to events that have occurred in the past, imagine If certain conditions are met, there may be a result that is worse than the real result.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items belong to downward counterfactual thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you review well at that time, you can pass the exam\nB: If I play a little bit worse, I will miss the medal\nC: If grandfather was still alive, he would not want to see the situation today\nD: If we didn't bring so many things, we could run faster now\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "546", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven though apes are the only nonhuman creatures able to learn human language, no ape has ever used its human language skills to ask such philosophical questions as, How am I different from all other creatures? Ttherefore, philosophical thought is unique to humans.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion in the passage above relies on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Apes are incapable of thinking in human language.\nB: Human language is unique to humans.\nC: Speaking in human language is easier than thinking in human language.\nD: Philosophical thought can be expressed only in human language.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "547", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new device uses the global positioning system to determine a cow' s location and, when a cow strays outside of its pasture, makes noises in the cow' s ears to steer it back to its home range. Outfitting all of the cattle in a herd with this device is far more expensive than other means of keeping cattle in their pastures, such as fences. The device' s maker nevertheless predicts that ranchers will purchase the device at its current price.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does the most to support the prediction made by the device's maker?\n\nOptions:\nA: The device has been shown to be as effective as fences at keeping cattle in their pastures.\nB: The price of the device will come down appreciably if the device's maker is able to produce it in large quantities.\nC: The device has been shown not to cause significant stress to cattle.\nD: As they graze, cattle in a herd follow the lead of the same few members of the herd.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "548", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe can make bicycles that are stronger than ordinary bicycles, and we can also make bicycles that are lighter than ordinary bicycles. Therefore, we can make bicycles that have the above two advantages at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning flaw in the above argument is most similar to which of the following options?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there are no cars with high energy efficiency, and there are no cars that do not cause pollution.Therefore, there are no cars with high energy efficiency and no pollution\nB: It is possible to write a best-selling novel, and it is also possible to write a novel that can be well received. Therefore, it is possible for an author to write a novel that is both best-selling and well received\nC: Wang said it was cold outside, and Zhang said it was snowing.Therefore, it is not only cold but also snowing outside\nD: There are machines for making dumplings and machines for pressing fruit juices, so one day we will be able to build machines with both functions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "549", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive people, A, B, C, D, and E were traveling by high-speed rail. They happened to sit in the same row of seats A, B, C, D, and F. Known: (1) If one of A or B is sitting In Block C, then C is sitting in Block B; (2) If E is sitting in Block C, then D is sitting in Block F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf D is sitting in B, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is sitting in A\nB: B is sitting in D\nC: C is sitting in C\nD: E is sitting in F\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "550", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople with higher-than-average blood levels of a normal dietary by-product called homocysteine are twice as likely to be diagnosed with Alzheimer' s disease as are those with average or below-average homocysteine levels. Thus, it is likely that the risk of developing Alzheimer' s disease could be reduced by including in one' s diet large amounts of B vitamins and folic acid, which convert homocysteine into substances known to have no relation to Alzheimer' s disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alzheimer's disease tends to increase the levels of homocysteine in the blood.\nB: Many Alzheimer's patients have normal homocysteine levels.\nC: B vitamins and folic acid are not metabolized by the body very efficiently when taken in the form of vitamin-mineral supplements.\nD: People whose relatives contracted Alzheimer's disease are much more likely to develop Alzheimer's than those whose relatives did not.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "551", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe restoration of ancient books is a very practical work, if you can not get in touch with ancient books, even if you have learned the relevant knowledge, it is difficult to improve the practical ability. Although the restoration of ancient books can be regarded as a skill, it requires literature, bibliography, and even background knowledge of science and engineering such as materials and chemistry to work better and requires a higher level of education. Libraries, museums and other recruitment units usually have high academic requirements for candidates for the restoration of ancient books, requiring bachelor's degree or above, but at present, the academic education of ancient books restoration major in our country is mainly higher vocational college education. This makes the talent needs of cultural and cultural institutions can not be met, and people with some practical skills are useless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Talents for the restoration of ancient books should have professional knowledge in many aspects\nB: When recruiting ancient book restoration talents, we should pay less attention to education and more ability\nC: Cultural institutions should provide practical opportunities for ancient book restoration personnel\nD: The cultivation of talents for the restoration of ancient books is seriously out of touch with the actual needs\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "552", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a mature economic policy system and economics education system, economic theory must be more realistic, and economic policies must also be based on theoretical logic. However, the combination of this theory and reality should rely on the expansion of the disciplines and theories The progress of China depends on the scientific division of labor and professional positioning, rather than on individual abilities or role changes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not understood correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Economic theory can not formulate an active economic policy without facing the reality\nB: Economic policy as a combination of economic theory and reality can not be formulated according to the role of an economist\nC: The combination of economic theory and reality should be based on the expansion of subject boundaries and the progress of theory\nD: Whether we can formulate a reasonable economic policy depends on the ability of economists\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "553", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: An action is wrong if it violates a rule of the society in which the action is performed and that rule promotes the general welfare of people in the society. An action is right if it is required by a rule of the society in which the action is performed and the rule promotes the general welfare of the people in that society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments most closely conforms to the principle cited by the ethicist?\n\nOptions:\nA: Amelia's society has a rule against lying. However, she lies anyway in order to protect an innocent person from being harmed. While the rule against lying promotes the general welfare of people in the society, Amelia's lie is not wrong because she is preventing harm.\nB: Jordan lives in a society that requires its members to eat certain ceremonial foods during festivals. Jordan disobeys this rule. Because the rule is not detrimental to the general welfare of people in her society, Jordan's disobedience is wrong.\nC: Edward's society requires children to take care of their aged parents. Edward's taking care of his aged parents is the right thing for him to do because the rule requiring this action promotes the general welfare of people in the society.\nD: Dahlia always has a cup of coffee before getting dressed in the morning. Dahlia's action is right because it does not violate any rule of the society in which she lives.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "554", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical scientist: When a bill comes before a legislative body, the majority of the representatives are usually prepared to vote for it. Moreover, when a bill is at first unlikely to get approval by the majority, a compromise regarding the content of the bill is usually possible, allowing its passage into law. Such compromises are impossible, however, when the bill concerns an issue of fundamental importance to a large bloc of representatives.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the political scientist 's statements are true, which one of the following must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most bills concern issues of fundamental importance to at least one large bloc of representatives in the legislature .\nB: Most bills that do not concern any issues of fundamental importance to any large bloc of representatives in the legislature pass into law.\nC: Most bills concerning issues of fundamental importance to a large bloc of representatives pass into law as a result of compromises over the bills' contents.\nD: Most bills do not concern any issues of fundamental importance to any large bloc of representatives in the legislature.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "555", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have introduced specific genes into crops through genetic engineering technology, so that they can encode and synthesize Bt toxic protein, which can kill invasive pests. Transgenic Bt cotton is widely planted in a place, which effectively controls the harm of cotton bollworm, but at the same time, another pest, blind Toona sinensis, is rampant. Therefore, the researchers believe that the proliferation of blind Toona sinensis is not caused by transgenic Bt cotton, But because the local climate is more suitable for the growth of blind Ailanthus sinensis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the researcher's point of view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ailanthus sinensis generally moved into the cotton field from other hosts in the first and middle of June, which is the control period of the second generation of cotton bollworm\nB: After large-scale planting of transgenic Bt cotton, the number and dosage of pesticide spraying decreased significantly due to the cotton resistance to cotton bollworm, which indirectly led to the survival space of blind Toona sinensis population\nC: As the ailanthus sinensis continues to migrate from cotton fields to other hosts, it also threatens the growth of local grapes, apple trees, peach trees and pear trees, and becomes a new pest of many crops\nD: During the cotton growing period, the climate conditions in this area are also conducive to the growth of cotton aphids, ground tigers, red spiders and other pests\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "556", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the statistics of the actual expenditures of the two existing schools in the previous year, if only comparing the expenditure per capita of undergraduate students in the school, school A is higher than 86% of school B; but if you compare all students (undergraduates plus The per capita investment of graduate students), School A is 118% of School B. The per capita funding for graduate students in each school is higher than that of undergraduates.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following is most likely to be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Last year, the total number of students in school A was more than that in school B\nB: Last year, the number of postgraduates in school A was less than that in school B\nC: Last year, the proportion of postgraduate students in school A was higher than that in school B\nD: Last year, the proportion of postgraduate students in school A was higher than that in school B, or the per capita expenditure for postgraduate students in school A was higher than that in school B\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "557", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA university sports meeting is about to be held, the school of Economics and Management plans to form a representative team of 12 people to participate in the competition, the players will be selected from the students of 4 grades of the college. College regulations: each grade must choose one or two of the five events in long-distance running, sprint, high jump, long jump, shot put to participate in the competition, the rest of the events can be arbitrary choice; If a grade chooses to run, it cannot choose to sprint or jump; If a grade chooses the long jump, can not choose to run or shot put; Each team member participates in only one event. The number of players selected for the representative team varies from grade to grade. The number of players in two grades multiplied by the number of players in the other grade\n\nQuestion:\nIf a grade does not have the smallest number of team members and chooses to run long distances, which of the following is not possible for that grade?\n\nOptions:\nA: Choose sprint or shot put\nB: Choose a sprint or long jump\nC: Choose shot put or high jump\nD: Choose the long run or the high jump\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "558", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurator: A magazine recently ran a very misleading story on the reaction of local residents to our controversial art exhibit. They quoted the responses of three residents, all of whom expressed a sense of moral outrage. These quotations were intended to suggest that most local residents oppose the exhibit; the story failed to mention, however, the fact that the three residents are all close friends.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles most helps to justify the curator's argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is misleading to present the opinions of people with no special expertise on a subject as though they were experts.\nB: It is misleading to present the opinions of a few people as evidence of what the majority thinks unless the opinions they express are widely held.\nC: It is misleading to present the opinions of a potentially nonrepresentative sample of people as if they represent public opinion.\nD: It is misleading to present the opinions of people on only one side of an issue when the population is likely to be evenly divided on that issue.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "559", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nByrne: One of our club' s bylaws specifies that any officer who fails to appear on time for any one of the quarterly board meetings, or who misses two of our monthly general meetings, must be suspended. Thibodeaux, an officer, was recently suspended. But Thibodeaux has never missed a monthly general meeting. Ttherefore, Thibodeaux must have failed to appear on time for a quarterly board meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in Byrne's argument is flawed in that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that if certain events each produce a particular result, then no other event is sufficient to produce that result\nB: takes for granted that an assumption required to establish the argument's conclusion is sufficient to establish that conclusion\nC: fails to consider the possibility that Thibodeaux has arrived late for two or more monthly general meetings\nD: does not specify how long Thibodeaux has been an officer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "560", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly when society is stable can the economy develop. Only when the economy develops can people's living standards improve. Without a fair distribution of wealth, society will not be stable.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, then all of the following is true, except which one?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only when society is stable can people's living standards improve\nB: If the people's living standards have not improved, then the economy has not been developed\nC: If people's living standards improve, then society must be stable\nD: If wealth can be distributed fairly, then people's living standards will improve\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "561", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: A law whose purpose is to protect wild animal populations should not be enforced against those whose actions do not threaten wild animal populations. Application: Even though there is a law against capturing wild snakes, which was enacted to protect wild snake populations, snake charmers who violate this law should not be prosecuted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Snake populations are much less threatened than the populations of several other species for which capture is legal.\nB: Snake charmers capture wild snakes only because they believe they would be unable to earn a living otherwise.\nC: Many attempts to prosecute snake charmers under this law have failed because prosecutors lacked adequate knowledge of the procedures used to capture snakes.\nD: Since there are relatively few snake charmers and they each capture relatively few snakes per year, snake charmers have a minimal effect on wild populations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "562", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough it has been suggested that Arton' s plays have a strong patriotic flavor, we must recall that, at the time of their composition, her country was in anything but a patriotic mood. Unemployment was high, food was costly, and crime rates were soaring. As a result, the general morale of her nation was at an especially low point. Realizing this, we see clearly that any apparent patriotism in Arton' s work must have been intended ironically.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is questionable because it\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the fact that some citizens prosper in times of high unemployment\nB: takes for granted that Arton was attuned to the predominant national attitude of her time\nC: posits an unstated relationship between unemployment and crime\nD: takes for granted that straightforward patriotism is not possible for a serious writer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "563", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people think that only by establishing a good institutional mechanism can corruption be fundamentally put an end to. However, in Chinese society, once an atmosphere is formed, even a powerful system will be torn apart by it. righting the hearts of the people and then the world. If we want to solve the problem fundamentally, we must take rectifying the hearts of the people as the foundation. Only when the hearts of the people are upright can the wind of corruption and utilitarianism be eliminated, and can the anti-corruption system be truly established and effectively implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is corruption in any society, and no matter what method is used, it can only be weakened but not eradicated\nB: The formation of corruption and utilitarianism is not caused by imperfect system or lax enforcement\nC: The effective way to change customs is to select talents, narrow the gap between the rich and the poor and benefit from righteousness\nD: The system is the foundation of straightening the hearts of the people. with the anti-corruption system and strict implementation, the atmosphere will change\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "564", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a civilization as technologically advanced as human civilization existed on another planet and that planet were within 50 light years of Earth, that civilization would have found evidence of intelligent life on Earth and could have easily contacted us. Scientists can thus rule out the possibility of finding a civilization as technologically advanced as our own within 50 light years of Earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no reason to doubt the possibility that there are technologically advanced civilizations on planets more than 50 light years from Earth.\nB: A technologically advanced civilization on another planet would want to communicate with intelligent life that it detected on Earth.\nC: Intelligent life forms on other planets would be able to recognize all signs of intelligent life on Earth.\nD: Scientists who are searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life forms generally focus their search on evidence of technologically advanced life forms.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "565", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development of personal moral judgment ability goes through six stages: first, the stage of avoiding punishment and obeying authority or rules to avoid punishment; Second, the relative utilitarian orientation stage, the evaluation of good or bad behavior mainly depends on whether it is in line with their own interests; Third, seeking recognition orientation stage, obeying the traditional requirements, seeking everyone's appreciation and recognition; Fourthly, the stage of compliance with laws and regulations, obeying social norms and obeying legal authority; Fifth, the social legal orientation stage, values the effectiveness of the law, but thinks that the law can be changed according to the requirements of the majority of people; The sixth is the stage of universal ethical orientation, which holds that the behavior in line with the most general principles of human beings, such as justice, equality and dignity, is correct.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, if a person thinks that all employees of the company have participated in the dinner, so he should also participate in the dinner, which of the following is the development stage of his personal moral judgment ability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Avoiding punishment and obeying orientation stage\nB: Relative utilitarian orientation stage\nC: Seeking recognition orientation stage\nD: Universal ethical orientation stage\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "566", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a large system, human society includes three systems: economy, politics and culture, in which the economic system provides material benefits for the society and optimizes the allocation of resources; the political system provides the legal system, order and justice for the society; the cultural system provides spiritual motivation and moral cohesion for the social production and dissemination of knowledge. The three are intertwined and indispensable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic system can not operate independently without the cultural system.\nB: The political system and the economic system have nothing to do with each other.\nC: The cultural system can also provide material benefits for society.\nD: The economic system can be influenced by the political system and the cultural system.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "567", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn Saturday Melvin suggested that Jerome take the following week off from work and accompany him on a trip to the mountains. Jerome refused, claiming that he could not afford the cost of the trip added to the wages he would forfeit by taking off without notice. It is clear, however, that cost cannot be the real reason for Jerome' s unwillingness to go with Melvin to the mountains, since he makes the same excuse every time Melvin asks him to take an unscheduled vacation regardless of where Melvin proposes to go.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: It does not examine the possibility that Jerome's behavior is adequately explained by the reason he gives for it.\nB: It attempts to forestall an attack on Melvin's behavior by focusing attention on the behavior of Jerome.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that Jerome, unlike Melvin, prefers vacations that have been planned far in advance.\nD: It fails to establish that Melvin could no more afford to take an unscheduled vacation trip to the mountains than could Jerome.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "568", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a recent report by the Capital Trading Department of a bank, only a continuous increase in interest rates of the macroeconomic regulation and control can fundamentally control the impulse of economic expansion and prevent the emergence and bursting of asset bubbles. If the RMB does not appreciate faster, then there is no cure for RMB liquidity, low interest rates can not be corrected, asset bubbles are likely to blow bigger and bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the RMB appreciates faster, then the liquidity of the RMB can be cured.\nB: If RMB liquidity can not be cured, then low interest rates can not be corrected.\nC: If the RMB continues to raise interest rates, it could fundamentally curb the impulse to expand.\nD: If the RMB can not keep raising interest rates, then it is impossible to fundamentally curb the impulse to expand.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "569", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the face of the increasingly fierce international competition in the development of science and technology in the world, only by putting science and technology on the strategic position of giving priority to development, doing solid work and catching up with others can we grasp the opportunity and win the initiative of development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The modernization of a country depends on the modernization of science and technology.\nB: If we want to win the initiative of development, we must promote scientific and technological progress as a national development strategy.\nC: We strive for the initiative in international economic and scientific and technological competition.\nD: We urgently need a solid scientific foundation and strong technical support.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "570", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development of digital technology provides a new high-tech means for the protection of cultural heritage and every country has launched relevant measures and plans.However, after all, digital technology is only a technical means, and ultimately irreplaceable, human wisdom and spirit, if there is no correct idea to guide it, it may degenerate into a digital trap.Virtual nature may turn culture into a real illusion, and at the same time, it will also squeeze those cultural styles that are not afraid of spreading strong from cultural unipolarization, so that they will die out more quickly in the Matthew effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conclusion, which of the following options conforms to the author's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as there is a correct concept to guide, digital technology can provide good protection for cultural heritage\nB: The guidance of correct concept is the premise of applying digital technology to the field of cultural heritage protection\nC: The virtuality of digital technology is beneficial to strong culture and unfavorable to weak culture\nD: Digital technology will lead to the emergence of Matthew effect in the field of cultural heritage protection\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "571", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe accumulation standard refers to the actual allowable concentration of a specific chemical substance in the sediment that does not cause harm to the benthic organisms or the quality of the overlying water body.It is not only the improvement of water quality benchmarks, but also the basis for evaluating sediment pollution and ecological risks, and a basic element of lake ecological environmental quality evaluation. Foreign research on sediment benchmarks began in the 1980s, but has not yet formed a complete and comprehensive a unified sediment benchmark system. Due to the complexity of the migration, transformation, bioaccumulation and interface processes of pollutants in sediments, there is still a lack of key research methods. Many domestic scientists have done a lot of useful exploration, but research is still relatively fragmented, and no national authorities have issued benchmark standards for lake sediments.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is an urgent need to make up for the lack of the existing sediment benchmark system.\nB: Sediment benchmarks are very important, but the research is not systematic.\nC: Sediment benchmark is an important research content of lake water environment.\nD: There have been many advances in the research on sediment benchmarks.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "572", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cut-off method is popular in Japan, Taiwan and other parts of Asia, and is a three-meal-a-day approach that replaces solid foods with low-calorie diets such as fruit juice, vegetable soup and water. with a duration of 3 to 10 days, in order to achieve detox, fat burning and weight loss and other effects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, is the least likely to undercut the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the body consumes too few calories per day, it may experience low blood sugar or blood pressure\nB: Obese people consume too few calories, which accelerates fat burning and positive changes in kidney function\nC: Eating vegetables can promote intestinal peristaltication, but they are too low in calories and overeating can interfere with metabolism\nD: A low-calorie diet can cause toxins in the body to lose their activity due to lack of nutrition, but at the same time there is a risk of obesity due to early metabolic disruption\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "573", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe coach of a provincial go team selects four of the seven players E, F, G, H, J, K and M to participate in the professional league. The selection must meet the following conditions: one of E or F will participate, but not both. One of J or K participates, but not both. If J participates, G participates. M will not participate unless F participates.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H does not participate in the competition, which of the following options is required to participate in the competition?\n\nOptions:\nA: F and G.\nB: F and K.\nC: E and M.\nD: G and K.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "574", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the National Games, there are 8 athletes living in building F. among them, one is from Heilongjiang, two are from the north, one is from Guangdong, two are track and field athletes, and three are main athletes. The above statistics involve all 8 athletes in building F.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings contradicts the information stated in the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Athletes from Heilongjiang are not the main athletes;\nB: Track and field athletes are not the main players;\nC: Cantonese are the main athletes;\nD: The main players are southerners\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "575", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVitamin XYZ has long been a favorite among health food enthusiasts. In a recent large study, those who took large amounts of vitamin XYZ daily for two years showed on average a 40 percent lower risk of heart disease than did members of a control group. Researchers corrected for differences in relevant health habits such as diet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following inferences is most supported by the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Taking large amounts of vitamin XYZ daily over the course of one's adult life should be recommended to most adults.\nB: Health food enthusiasts are probably correct in believing that large daily doses of multiple vitamins promote good health.\nC: Those who take large doses of vitamin XYZ daily for the next two years will exhibit on average an increase in the likelihood of avoiding heart disease.\nD: Taking large amounts of vitamins is probably worth risking the side effects.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "576", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is necessary for breeders to provide full and complete information for effective detection of transgenic components in plants. If the testing subject and the breeder are within the jurisdiction of a state, the breeder can provide full and complete information to the testing subject, which is a controllable operation process within the sovereignty of the state. But if the breeder and the tester belong to different countries, especially when the technical ability of the breeder is ahead of the tester, it is difficult for the tester to ask the breeder to provide full and complete information of the seed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is an impossible task for plants to carry out effective detection of genetically modified components.\nB: If the breeder can provide full and complete information, it will be possible to carry out effective detection of transgenic components in plants.\nC: It is easier to detect the genetic composition of a plant because its breeders and examiners are from different countries.\nD: The breeder has provided full and complete information to the testing subject if the transgenic component can be detected effectively.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "577", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnical standards refer to the technical provisions on the quality, specifications and inspection methods of industrial and agricultural products and engineering construction, as well as the commonly used figures and symbols on technical documents. Is engaged in production, construction of a common basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a technical standard?\n\nOptions:\nA: Provisions of the State on the quality standard of infant milk powder\nB: Rules of the State on the evaluation of health city standards\nC: National regulations on the management of recall of defective products\nD: Industrial bureau of metallurgical machinery plant equipment smoke emission testing standards\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "578", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the last five years, every new major alternative-energy initiative that initially was promised government funding has since seen that funding severely curtailed. In no such case has the government come even close to providing the level of funds initially earmarked for these projects. Since large corporations have made it a point to discourage alternative-energy projects, it is likely that the corporations' actions influenced the government' s funding decisions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The funding initially earmarked for a government project is always subject to change, given the mechanisms by which the political process operates.\nB: For the past two decades, most alternative- energy initiatives have received little or no government funding.\nC: All large corporations have made it a point to discourage some forms of research.\nD: The only research projects whose government funding has been severely curtailed are those that large corporations have made it a point to discourage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "579", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, and C work in Beijing, Nanjing and Chengdu. Their professions are doctors, actors and teachers. It is known that A does not work in Beijing; B does not work in Nanjing; the one who works in Beijing is not a teacher; the one who works in Nanjing is a doctor; B is not an actor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the working places of A, B and C?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nanjing, Chengdu and Beijing. \nB: Chengdu, Beijing and Nanjing.\nC: Nanjing, Beijing and Chengdu.\nD: Chengdu, Nanjing and Beijing.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "580", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are many structural and thematic similarities between Piers Plowman by Langland (1330-1400) and House of Fame by Chaucer (1342-1400), two Middle English poems relating dream visions. Some critics have argued that because a number of the shared elements are uncommon in Middle English poetry, and because Langland' s poem probably predates Chaucer' s by a few years, Chaucer was most likely influenced by Piers Plowman when writing House of Fame.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the critics' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Piers Plowman is one of Langland's major works, whereas House of Fame is a minor work of Chaucer's\nB: Many of the themes and structures of Piers Plowman are also found in Latin, Italian, French works with which Chaucer could well have been familiar.\nC: House of Fame survives in only three manuscript copies, substantially fewer than the number of manuscript copies that exist of Piers Plowman.\nD: Because Piers Plowman became a well-known work in its day, it is likely that the similarities between it and House of Fame were detected by many of the people who read House of Fame soon after Chaucer wrote it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "581", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical strategist: Clearly, attacking an opposing candidate on philosophical grounds is generally more effective than attacking the details of the opponent' s policy proposals. A philosophical attack links an opponent' s policy proposals to an overarching ideological scheme, thereby telling a story and providing context. This makes the attack emotionally compelling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the political strategist' s argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The stories that people are most likely to remember are those that are emotionally compelling.\nB: Political attacks that tell a story are able to provide more context than those that do not.\nC: Voters are typically uninterested in the details of candidates' policy proposals.\nD: Political attacks that are emotionally compelling are generally more effective than those that are not.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "582", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who take part in taekwondo are healthier than those who don't usually take part in taekwondo, so taekwondo helps to improve their health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, is the most likely to challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every year, a few people are injured by accidents in Taekwondo\nB: Taekwondo can train people's reaction ability and enhance people's agility\nC: Only healthy people take part in Taekwondo\nD: Men prefer Taekwondo to women\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "583", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are nine cards, one to nine. A, B, C, D four people take cards, each take 2. It is known that the sum of the two cards taken by A is 10; the difference between the two cards taken by B is 1; the product of the two cards taken by C is 24; and the quotient of the two cards taken by D is 3.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the left card?\n\nOptions:\nA: Six.\nB: Three.\nC: Seven.\nD: Four.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "584", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an article published in Science magazine in January 2015, Fogelstein et al said that the difference in cancer risk in human tissue can be explained by mistakes made during stem cell division, that is, the so-called bad luck. 2/3 of cancer gene mutations are the result of bad luck and another 1/3 are attributed to genetic and environmental factors. a commentary issued by Science magazine said. The debate about the bad luck theory of cancer is expected to continue. Other experts say the study does not mean denying the importance of preventing cancer by improving the environment and lifestyle. Cancer Research UK believes that cancer cases can be prevented.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inconsistent with the meaning of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: The explanation of bad luck is not grandstanding, but also has a certain scientific truth\nB: It is a rational behavior for cancer patients to give up treatment\nC: The theory of bad luck about cancer is mixed in academic circles, and there is no final conclusion yet\nD: Not all cancer cases are unpreventable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "585", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAcronyms refer to the different names of the same thing in different social groups, different regions or different times.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a acronym?\n\nOptions:\nA: The older generation still used to call matches foreign fire.\nB: Now salesmen often call female customers beautiful women.\nC: In the Ming Dynasty, toads were generally called pheasants.\nD: What Sichuan people say about hongshao is actually what Henan people say about sweet potato.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "586", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnce consumers realize that inflation has begun, they will generally consume more. This increase can easily be explained by the phenomenon that consumers hope not to delay purchasing goods that are sure to increase in price. Even though consumers have prediced that prices will continue to rise as well as the wages. But during the long-term inflation period, consumers will eventually delay purchsing them and even daily goods.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if correct, can best help explain the obvious inconsistencies in consumer behavior described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumers save more money during inflation than during non-inflation periods.\nB: There is usually a lag between economic indicators signalling that inflation has begun and consumers realizing that inflation has begun.\nC: If a large number of consumers cannot buy goods, then prices will eventually come down, but wages will not be affected.\nD: Because the increase in wages cannot keep up with the increase in prices, the purchasing power of consumers has declined during the long-term inflation period.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "587", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne time on a steamer, Xiao Li suddenly found that his bag was missing. Looking ahead, a man was walking with his bag. After catching up with him, the man politely apologized to him for taking the wrong bag and then went on walking. At this time a policeman charged at the man and said he was a thief.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The man was not a thief because he returned the bag to Xiao Li.\nB: The man was not a thief because he had taken the wrong bag.\nC: The man was a thief because he didn't look for his bag.\nD: The man is a thief because he took Xiao Li's bag.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "588", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, and C sell their products. Among the three products, one is counterfeit, and the other two are genuine. A said: My product is genuine, and B's product is counterfeit; B said: My product is genuine, and C's product is counterfeit; C said: B's product is genuine, A's product is counterfeit. It is known that one of A, B, and C told all turth, one half turth, half lie, and the other told all lies\n\nQuestion:\nWell, who sells counterfeit goods?\n\nOptions:\nA: A\nB: B\nC: C\nD: Not sure\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "589", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of human growth and development, the functional status of pulse, blood pressure and vital capacity have obvious age characteristics and gender differences.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can directly support this point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Age and sex affect pulse, blood pressure and vital capacity\nB: The growth and development of the human body is different\nC: The pulse of men is slower than that of women\nD: There is a correlation between blood pressure and vital capacity\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "590", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA university has introduced a group of young teachers, some of whom have doctoral degrees. The physics teachers who have obtained doctoral degrees have more than three years of teaching experience. Some female teachers also have more than three years of teaching experience. All female teachers have been married.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following must be correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All physics teachers have more than three years of teaching experience.\nB: All physics teachers with doctorates are married.\nC: There may be female teachers in the physics department who have obtained a doctoral degree.\nD: There may be male teachers who are not married.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "591", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne scientist criticized the fear of chemical additives. Food labels can be scary if they have too many additives. But additives and preservatives are strictly controlled and measured. The real concern is the sugar and fat content of the food. Preservatives are beneficial. Obviously, we'd all rather eat a well-preserved can than die from botulism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, does not support the scientist's view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many drugs are also chemical agents. As long as it's a drug, it's three parts poison, so be careful when you use it.\nB: Purely natural and original ecological foods are difficult to store and more expensive.\nC: Preservatives can effectively prevent food from spoiling and breeding bacteria.\nD: The key of food safety lies in the strict control of the kind and quantity of food additives.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "592", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Centerville Botanical Gardens, all tulip trees are older than any maples. A majority, but not all, of the garden' s sycamores are older than any of its maples. All the garden' s maples are older than any of its dogwoods.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true of trees in the Centerville Botanical Gardens?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some tulip trees are not as old as the oldest sycamores.\nB: Some dogwoods are as old as the youngest sycamores.\nC: Some sycamores are not as old as the oldest dogwoods.\nD: Some sycamores are not as old as the youngest tulip trees.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "593", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe percentage of households with an annual income of more than $40, 000 is higher in Merton County than in any other county. However, the percentage of households with an annual income of $60, 000 or more is higher in Sommer County.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Average annual household income is higher in Sommer County than in Merton County.\nB: The percentage of households with an annual income of $80, 000 is higher in Sommer County than in Merton County.\nC: The number of households with an annual income of more than $40, 000 is greater in Merton County than in Sommer County.\nD: Some households in Merton County have an annual income between $40, 000 and $60, 000.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "594", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternet tourism financial service refers to an emerging financial service that the tourism industry relies on Internet tools to realize financing, payment, information intermediary and other businesses. In the future, Internet tourism financial service will also have more advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the increase of income, people are more and more keen on tourism.\nB: At present, only 8.6% of the users have used tourism financial service.\nC: The proportion of Chinese online tourism users aged 36 ~ 45 who choose tourism financial services is higher.\nD: Tourism financial services have the advantages of wider coverage of users and more convenient and efficient services.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "595", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperts hired to testify in court need to know how to make convincing presentations. Such experts are evaluated by juries in terms of their ability to present the steps by which they arrived at their conclusions clearly and confidently. As a result, some less expert authorities who are skilled at producing convincing testimony are asked to testify rather than highly knowledgeable but less persuasive experts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most closely conforms to the principle illustrated by the passage above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Trial lawyers often use the techniques employed by actors to influence the emotions of jurors. Many lawyers have studied drama expressly for the purpose of improving their courtroom skills.\nB: The opera singer with the best voice is the appropriate choice even for minor roles, despite the fact that an audience may be more affected by a singer with greater dramatic ability but a lesser voice.\nC: Successful politicians are not always the ones who best understand how to help their country. Some lack insight into important political issues but are highly skilled at conducting an election campaign.\nD: Job applicants are usually hired because their skills and training best meet a recognized set of qualifications. Only rarely is a prospective employer convinced to tailor a position to suit the skills of a particular applicant.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "596", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional culture of ethnic minorities should be developed as an industry, and the cultural resources should be comprehensively promoted to the market, so that the traditional culture of ethnic minorities has become an effective part of the market operation. Traditional national sports, traditional art performances and traditional cultural landscapes will all become good places for enterprise marketing. Because the economic development of ethnic minority areas not only depends on the introduction of foreign capital, the improvement of the technical content of products, the establishment of efficient incentive mechanism and so on, but also needs a good image of an enterprise. The image effect of an enterprise and the marketing strategy of its products are not only important, but also culture and economy will effectively complement each other and prosper together.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The traditional culture of ethnic minorities is a kind of industry to be developed\nB: The economic development of ethnic minority areas needs a good cultural atmosphere\nC: Under the condition of market economy, the traditional cultural resources of ethnic minorities can be transformed into great economic value\nD: The culture and economy of ethnic minorities effectively complement each other and prosper together\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "597", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four siblings A B C D. A said D is the youngest sister. B said there is only one boy among the siblings, and C said I am A's sister.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the above is true, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is second, it's a boy; B is third, it's a girl.\nB: B is second, it's a girl; C is first, it's a girl.\nC: C is second, it's a girl; D is fourth, it's a girl.\nD: A is second, it's a girl; C is first, it's a girl.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "598", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1987 Fabrico, a clothing manufacturer, sold to its customers a total of 2. 3 million dollars worth of clothing, a 17 percent increase over 1986 sales. In January 1988, however, Fabrico closed one of its clothing factories, citing reduced demand for its products as the major reason.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true about 1987, contributes most to a resolution of the apparent discrepancy noted between the sales figures and the reason offered for closing a factory?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fabrico spent less on capital improvements than it did in 1986, when it added new plant capacity and new equipment.\nB: Because of escalating costs for raw materials, prices charged by Fabrico for its products were on average 42 percent higher than they were in 1986.\nC: The total worldwide dollar value of clothing sales by manufacturers to customers increased by 5 percent over sales in 1986.\nD: Fabrico's employees dropped earlier demands for a 25 percent increase in company-paid benefits and a 15 percent increase in hourly wages.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "599", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn addition to the knowledge in books, we should also understand the importance of common sense. Only knowledge without common sense will lack easy topics when talking to people. With you here, the air will be tense and serious, and you will become an unpopular figure. The so-called common sense is all inclusive. You should pay attention to everything, so as to make you lively and interesting and talk about both sides of the coin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning of the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man without common sense is a man of no value.\nB: People who lack common sense are difficult to associate with others.\nC: Knowledge beyond books is common sense.\nD: Common sense is more important than knowledge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "600", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditional village is a precious heritage of agricultural civilization. At present, the urgent task facing traditional villages is still strict protection. With the arrival of the era of information and intelligence, it is an important topic for the future to integrate traditional villages into the future, to locate their functions under the new pattern, and to re-integrate into urban and rural development. Because the development can reflect the value of the traditional village, the development will let the traditional village pass on. In the future, historical villages and towns will be more closely integrated with modern cities, and as the characteristic protection category and important focus of rural revitalization strategy, they will play an important role in the future urban and rural pattern and promote urban and rural development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Development will allow traditional villages to be passed on\nB: Traditional villages will play an important role in the future urban and rural pattern\nC: Traditional villages should achieve continuous development under the background of urban-rural integration\nD: Traditional villages are in urgent need of strict protection\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "601", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn economic theory points out that there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between economic growth and environmental quality, that is, deterioration first and then improvement. At the beginning, with economic growth, residents' income continues to increase and the environment begins to deteriorate; However, when the economy grows to a certain extent, the environmental quality begins to reverse and continues to improve.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can verify the validity of this theory?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's economy is developed, and its environmental quality has experienced a process from deterioration to gradual recovery\nB: China is a traditional agricultural country. In recent years, due to the use of mechanical operation, the national economy has developed rapidly, but the natural environment has not changed significantly\nC: In order to ensure sustainable development, the government of country C decided that it would rather reduce the national economic growth rate than damage the natural environment\nD: Due to the deterioration of the international economic situation, the national income of country D has been declining in recent years, but the environmental quality has not improved\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "602", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study conducted in Pennsylvania, servers in various restaurants wrote Thank you on randomly selected bills before presenting the bills to their customers. Tips on these bills were an average of three percentage points higher than tips on bills without the message. Ttherefore, if servers in Pennsylvania regularly wrote Thank you on restaurant bills, their average income from tips would be significantly higher than it otherwise would have been.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Thank you messages would have the same impact on regular patrons of a restaurant as they would on occasional patrons of the same restaurant.\nB: Virtually all patrons of the Pennsylvania restaurants in the study who were given a bill with Thank you written on it left a larger tip than they otherwise would have.\nC: The written Thank you reminds restaurant patrons that tips constitute a significant part of the income of many food servers.\nD: Regularly seeing Thank you written on their bills would not lead restaurant patrons to revert to their earlier tipping habits.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "603", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe theater effect refers to the phenomenon that the individual members pursue the maximization of their own interests and cause other members to follow suit, which leads to the imbalance of the collective order and the damage to the overall interests.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the theater effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming attended a high-priced tutoring class. When Xiaofang's parents found out, they reported her a more expensive one. they felt that if they didn't, Xiaofang's grades might not be as good as Xiaoming's.\nB: E-commerce platform launched a variety of promotions in short holiday, in which individual merchants played the game of raising prices first and then discounting. This kind of behavior has seriously affected the overall reputation of the platform.\nC: In recent years, the car sales war has become increasingly fierce, several major manufacturers initially advertised in television stations and newspapers and later evolved into high prices for celebrity endorsements. Their costs are getting higher and higher, but their profits are getting lower and lower.\nD: Considering that there are large-scale activities on Xianxia Road, Xiao Wang chose Chunguang Road, which is not usually used to go to work. Unexpectedly, because everyone agreed to take this road, Chunguang Road was seriously blocked and Xianxia Road was unimpeded.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "604", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDogs learn best when they are trained using both voice commands and hand signals. After all, a recent study shows that dogs who were trained using both voice commands and hand signals were twice as likely to obey as were dogs who were trained using only voice commands.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that dogs learn best when they are trained using both voice commands and hand signals figures in the argument in which one of the following ways?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a statement of background information offered to help facilitate understanding the issue in the argument.\nB: It is a statement that the argument claims is supported by the study.\nC: It is an implicit assumption of the argument.\nD: It is an intermediate conclusion that is offered as direct support for the argument's main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "605", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe parliament of a certain country is going to spend four days discussing seven bills. The discussion arrangement must meet the following conditions: a maximum of three bills per day; Motion No. 4 must be put on the next day; Motion No. 1 and motion No. 5 were discussed on the same day; Motion No.4 was discussed after motion No.2 and before motion No.3; Motion No. 3 is discussed before motion No. 1 and after motion No. 6.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich two of the following motions can be discussed on the first day?\n\nOptions:\nA: Motion No. 6 and motion No. 7\nB: Motion No. 2 and motion No. 3\nC: Motion No. 2 and motion No. 5\nD: Motion No. 5 and motion No. 7\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "606", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCountries with a small highly educated population are destined to be economically and politically weak. However, countries with a large highly educated population have a serious financial commitment to public education. So any country with a government that can make such a commitment will get rid of economic and political weakness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Poets who create high-quality poems have studied traditional poetry, while poets who have not studied traditional poetry are most likely to create innovative poems. Therefore, in order to create innovative poetry, it is best not to learn traditional poetry.\nB: A person who does not know how to teach cannot understand the personality of the students he teaches. Therefore, a person who knows how to teach can understand the personality of the students he teaches.\nC: People who lack empathy are not good candidates for public office, while people with empathy are good at manipulating the feelings of others. Therefore, people who are good at manipulating other people's feelings are good candidates for public office.\nD: If the climate changes suddenly, it will be more difficult for animals with a single type of food to survive. However, animals with a wide variety of foods will not, because sudden changes in climate will only eliminate certain kinds of food.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "607", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe trolley management method refers to an innovative management model that integrates service objects into the service system and taps the potential resources of the service objects to jointly improve the management service level with service providers. This mode is for service providers and service recipients. It is a win-win strategy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belong to the trolley management method?\n\nOptions:\nA: The student parent group arranges parents to take turns to clean the class for free, and the school saves money for this\nB: A bookstore encourages customers who come to buy and read books to bring their own folding stools. Customers feel very caring, and the sales performance of the bookstore has greatly improved\nC: Lao Zhang quit the babysitter and started the housework by himself, which not only exercised his body but also saved a sum of money\nD: In order to establish a corporate image of environmental protection, energy saving, and responsibility, the supermarket distributes electronic red envelopes to consumers who bring their own environmentally friendly packaging bags\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "608", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the improvement of the information degree of equipment, different from the original blind technology stacking, it seems that the installation of phased array radar for aircraft carriers has become a necessary retro wind. But unlike Britain and Russia, which deployed phased array radar on the bridge, whether it was the original US Enterprise or the latest Ford-class aircraft carrier. They all arranged the phased array radar under the bridge to ensure that the bridge was high enough. Although this configuration of the US aircraft carrier bridge will limit the detection range of the phased array radar, the United States, as the largest aircraft carrier in the world, knows which is more important, the phased array radar or the bridge.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following statements is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the height of the bridge, there is a certain gap between Britain, Russia and the United States.\nB: Britain, Russia and the United States all attach importance to the deployment of phased array radar on aircraft carriers.\nC: The United States Navy does not attach great importance to the actual operational effectiveness of aircraft carriers.\nD: Phased array radar is more reasonable under the bridge than above.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "609", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf you want your children to grow taller, parents must hug them often, because children who cannot feel loved by others have less growth hormone secretion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents can promote hugs as a way to grow taller\nB: Embracing your children not often is a sign of not loving your children\nC: Some people's psychological feelings will affect their own physical changes\nD: Tall children are more embraced by their parents than short children\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "610", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study concludes that prehistoric birds, unlike modern birds, were cold-blooded. This challenges a widely held view that modern birds descended from warm-blooded birds. The conclusion is based on the existence of growth rings in prehistoric birds' bodily structures, which are thought to be found only in cold-blooded animals. Another study, however, disputes this view. It concludes that prehistoric birds had dense blood vessels in their bones, which suggests that they were active creatures and ttherefore had to be warm-blooded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most help to resolve the dispute described above in favor of one party to it?\n\nOptions:\nA: In some cold-blooded species the gene that is responsible for growth rings is also responsible for dense blood vessels.\nB: Dense blood vessels are not found in all warm- blooded species.\nC: Having growth rings is not the only physical trait of cold-blooded species.\nD: Modern birds did not evolve from prehistoric species of birds.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "611", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBuzz marketing is a sales method that directly provides enterprise products or services to potential consumers so that they can obtain product or service experience.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not buzzer marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A software company launched a trial version of the software on the Internet, and users can try it free for three months.\nB: A camera company hired actors to play couples in the prosperous areas of major cities, inviting passersby who might become target customers to take pictures of them, and take the opportunity to promote the functions of the new camera to them.\nC: A company regularly sends emails to users, sends product magazines, pushes preferential information, and promises to unconditionally return the products if they are not satisfied within one month of purchasing the product.\nD: A beverage company allows marketers to frequently appear in streets, cafes, bars, supermarkets and other places, and ask passersby to taste different flavors of drinks to promote their brand.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "612", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPundit: The only airline providing service for our town announced that because the service is unprofitable it will discontinue this service next year. Town officials have urged the community to use the airline' s service more frequently so that the airline will change its decision. There is no reason to comply with their recommendation, however, for just last week these same officials drove to an out-of town conference instead of flying.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pundit's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it presumes, without providing justification, that\n\nOptions:\nA: if the town officials did not follow their own advice then that advice is not worth following\nB: the town officials paid for their trip with taxpayers' money rather than their own money\nC: suspending service and losing money by continuing service are the airline's only options\nD: ground transportation is usually no less expensive than airplane transportation\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "613", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Zhang asked Xiao Li to go to the mall the next day. Xiao Li said, if it doesn't rain tomorrow, I'll climb the mountain. The next day, it began to drizzle. Xiao Zhang thought Xiao Li would not climb the mountain, so he went to Xiao Li's dormitory to find him and learned that Xiao Li still went to climb the mountain. When the two met again, Xiao Zhang blamed Xiao Li for breaking his promise and saying why he went climbing when it was raining. Xiao Li said that he had not broken his promise and Xiao Zhang's inference was illogical.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is appropriate for the argument between the two people?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument between Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is meaningless.\nB: Xiao Zhang's inference is illogical.\nC: The two people have different understandings of drizzle.\nD: The argument arose because Xiao Li broke his promise.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "614", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn modern society, many people get fat, have beer bellies and are seriously overweight because they often drink beer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is impossible to question the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If people only drink beer and eat very little other food every day, especially meat, will they still get fat?\nB: Why are there so many women and children in the United States who drink Coke, eat fried chicken and pizza, and are so overweight?\nC: Do fat people often exercise besides drinking beer?\nD: Many fat people also smoke at the same time. Can you say smoking causes weight gain?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "615", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain airport security scanner designed to detect explosives in luggage will alert the scanner' s operator whenever the piece of luggage passing under the scanner contains an explosive. The scanner will erroneously alert the operator for only one percent of the pieces of luggage that contain no explosives. Thus in ninety-nine out of a hundred alerts explosives will actually be present.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to acknowledge the possibility that the scanner will not be equally sensitive to all kinds of explosives\nB: ignores the possibility of human error on the part of the scanner's operator once the scanner has alerted him or her\nC: draws a general conclusion about reliability on the basis of a sample that is likely to be biased\nD: substitutes one group for a different group in the statement of a percentage\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "616", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree-year-old Sara and her playmate Michael are both ill and have the same symptoms. Since they play together every afternoon, Sara probably has the same illness as Michael does. Since Michael definitely does not have a streptococcal infection, despite his having some symptoms of one, the illness that Sara has is definitely not a streptococcal infection either.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to distinguish between acute streptococcal infections on the one hand, and less severe streptococcal infections on the other\nB: presupposes what it sets out to prove\nC: mistakes the cause of a particular phenomenon for the effect of that phenomenon\nD: treats evidence that the conclusion is probably true as if that evidence establishes the certainty of the conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "617", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research shows that drinking green tea regularly is good for the cardiovascular system. The researchers followed more than 100,000 participants for seven years. Participants were divided into two groups: habitual tea drinkers (those who drank green tea more than three times a week) and those who never or did not drink green tea (those who drank green tea less than three times a week). The researchers found that people who had the habit of drinking green tea had a 20% lower risk of heart disease and stroke and a 22% lower risk of dying from heart disease and stroke than those who had never or had no habit of drinking green tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who never smoked had a 14% lower risk of heart disease and stroke than those who regularly drank green tea.\nB: Flavonols in green tea can prevent blood clots and platelet agglomeration.\nC: Catechins and vitamins in green tea can effectively delay aging and prevent cancer.\nD: The participants in the green tea habit group were generally older than those in the non-green tea habit group.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "618", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Zhang is a member of the Committee on Academic Ethics and Academic Integrity, so online criticism of his academic misconduct cannot be true.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct, and the above conclusion is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The members of the committee are subject to rigorous scrutiny before being elected\nB: The comments on the internet were unreliable, and the critical posts did not leave their real names.\nC: Members of the committee have never been accused of academic misconduct\nD: There will be no academic misconduct on the part of any member of the Committee on Academic Ethics and Academic Integrity\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "619", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOil company representative: We spent more money on cleaning the otters affected by our recent oil spill than has been spent on any previous marine mammal rescue project. This shows our concern for the environment. Environmentalist: You have no such concern. Your real concern is evident in your admission to the press that news photographs of oil-covered otters would be particularly damaging to your public image, which plays an important role in your level of sales.\n\nQuestion:\nThe environmentalist's conclusion would be properly drawn if it were true that the\n\nOptions:\nA: oil company's efforts toward cleaning the affected otters have been more successful than have such efforts in previous projects to clean up oil spills\nB: oil company cannot have more than one motive for cleaning the otters affected by the oil spill\nC: otter population in the area of the oil spill could not have survived without the cleaning project\nD: government would have spent the money to clean the otters if the oil company had not agreed to do it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "620", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFuturist: Artists in the next century will be supported largely by private patrons. Because these patrons will almost invariably be supporters of the social order -- whatever it happens to be at the time -- art in the next century will rarely express social and political doctrines that are perceived to be subversive of that social order.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, provides the most support for the futurist's inference?\n\nOptions:\nA: Artists tend to become more critical of contemporary social and political arrangements after they are freed of their dependency on private patrons.\nB: Art patrons tend not to support artists whose art expresses social and political views that are in opposition to their own.\nC: Art patrons tend to oppose all social change except that initiated by artists.\nD: Artists are as prone to attack the contemporary social and political order in their work as they are to defend it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "621", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn undergraduate degree is necessary for appointment to the executive board. Further, no one with a felony conviction can be appointed to the board. Thus, Manu, an accountant with both a bachelor' s and a master' s degree, cannot be accepted for the position of Executive Administrator, since he has a felony conviction.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Manu did not have a felony conviction, he would be accepted for the position of Executive Administrator.\nB: Only candidates eligible for appointment to the executive board can be accepted for the position of Executive Administrator.\nC: The felony charge on which Manu was convicted is relevant to the duties of the position of Executive Administrator.\nD: An undergraduate degree is not necessary for acceptance for the position of Executive Administrator.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "622", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt one time, many astronomers assumed that Earth remains motionless while the stars revolve around it. They concluded from this that the stars were not more than a few million miles from Earth. They reasoned that if the stars were farther away, they would have to move at tremendously great speeds in order to circle Earth during the day and reappear in roughly the same positions each night.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the reasoning described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All stars move at exactly the same speed when they are revolving around Earth.\nB: Earth does not remain motionless while the stars revolve around it.\nC: Stars do not move at tremendously great speeds.\nD: If the stars do not revolve around Earth, it is possible for at least some stars to be more than a few million miles from Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "623", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost of the earth's surface is covered by oceans, and life is born in the oceans. However, it is estimated that 80% of Earth's species live on land, compared to only 15% in the oceans, with the remaining 5% in freshwater. The researchers believe that the physical layout of terrestrial habitats may be more fragmented than the ocean, which is one of the main reasons for the greater diversity of terrestrial species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most strengthen the above researcher's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth's surface can be divided into five temperature zones: tropical zone, south temperate zone, north temperate zone, southern frigid zone, and northern frigid zone. Each temperature zone has great differences in species and rich species.\nB: The deep sea is basically like a refrigerator relative to the shallow, sunny coastal areas, and the door has been closed for a long time, and the species is far less abundant than the shallow sea\nC: Over time, natural selection can even turn different groups of the same species on two islands into distinct species, according to records from one archipelago\nD: Forests cover a lot of land, and leaves and branches create new habitats, as do corals in the ocean, but less so on the seafloor\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "624", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study shows that in the general population, people who sleep less than 4 hours a night have a higher risk of obesity than those who sleep 7 to 9 hours a night, while those who sleep only 5 hours a day have a 50% higher risk. Therefore, the researchers conclude that lack of sleep is easy to make people obese.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lack of sleep is associated with an increased incidence rate of diabetes, and most of the diabetic patients are obese.\nB: Lack of sleep can easily lead to chronic fatigue syndrome, which makes people reluctant to participate in physical exercise.\nC: People who are lack of sleep have the same eating and exercise habits as those who sleep 7 to 9 hours a night.\nD: Lack of sleep can lead to a decrease in the concentration of lipoprotein, which has the function of inhibiting appetite.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "625", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people believe that a large number of rural people have flowed into cities to work in recent years, which has caused chaos in urban social order and a decline in public security. It can be said that allowing rural populations to flow into cities is harmful and unhelpful. Therefore, the rural population in cities should be cleared and restricted them from going to cities for employment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, refutes the above point of view the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The influx of a large number of rural people has made urban roads overcrowded\nB: The influx of rural population into cities is beneficial to both rural and urban areas; it can not only make up for the shortage of urban labor, but also accelerate the development of rural economy and the improvement of the quality of rural population of our country.\nC: In fact, the principal offenders of many major vicious cases are people who go to cities for employment \nD: Too many migrants cause urban sanitation to go from bad to worse\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "626", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeam spirit refers to the willingness and style of team members to cooperate with each other and do their best for the interests and goals of the team. The root of the strong competitiveness of a high-performance team lies not in the excellence of its members' individual capabilities, but in the strength of the overall joint force of its members. The team spirit plays a key role.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is team spirit?\n\nOptions:\nA: Loyal, dedicated, like-minded, mutual attraction.\nB: Cohesive and willing to sacrifice for the benefit of the team.\nC: The soul of a high-performance team and its inimitable characteristics.\nD: Glue that sticks each member together.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "627", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that since the founding of New China, 80% of the more than 1,100 high-tech materials that have been developed and put into civilian use in my country have been developed due to the development needs of aerospace technology. As we all know, aerospace technology has The requirements are extremely high. As a result, every advancement in China's aerospace industry has forced the electronics industry, and the equipment manufacturing industry is constantly upgrading and upgrading, and the ultimate beneficiaries of these are ordinary people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aerospace science and technology can ultimately benefit ordinary people\nB: Aerospace can drive the huge development of basic industries\nC: The development of aerospace science and technology can form huge social benefits\nD: The upgrading of manufacturing industry brings continuous progress in aerospace technology\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "628", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn aircraft engine manufacturer has developed a new engine with safety features that early models lack, while early models are still in production. In the first year when both models were sold at the same time, sales of the early models exceeded those of the new models, and the manufacturer concluded that safety was not the customer's top priority.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, will most seriously weaken the manufacturer's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both private aircraft owners and commercial airlines buy engines from the aircraft engine manufacturer\nB: Many customers believe that the early models are less risky in terms of safety than the new models\nC: Many of the aircraft engine maker's customers also buy engines from other aircraft engine manufacturers, which do not provide additional safety features in their new models\nD: The new type of engine can be used by all aircraft using the old type of engine\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "629", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative system refers to the compulsory punishment measures imposed by the state administrative agencies on administrative offenders in accordance with their administrative responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to the administrative system?\n\nOptions:\nA: A staff member of a state administrative agency caused a certain loss due to a work error, and he was given a demerit penalty by the agency.\nB: A man was fined 200 yuan for drink driving.\nC: A girl under the age of 14 has been instigated to pilfer for many times.\nD: An urban management staff forcibly brought an unlicensed hawker to the urban management office and put him under arrest for one day.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "630", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIndustrial structure policy: refers to the policy formulated by the government to promote the adjustment, optimization and upgrading of the country's industrial structure within a certain period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following policies is not an industrial structure policy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protect and support the tertiary industry\nB: For agricultural products and product processing, implement the form of company plus farmers\nC: Close, stop, merge, and transfer to the five small industries\nD: Implement 3C certification for certain industrial products\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "631", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo treat a person justly is to treat that person with perfect impartiality. But our friends naturally expect us to attach more importance to their interests than to the interests of others. Hence, given that we try to maintain our friendships, we cannot succeed in being just to our friends.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be assumed in order for the conclusion of the argument above to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: People should not treat their friends less justly than they treat others.\nB: One cannot both treat someone impartially and value that person's interests above the interests of others.\nC: The ideal of justice is irrelevant to most interpersonal relationships.\nD: It is morally important to maintain close friendships.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "632", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA robbery occurred in a school. The Public Security Bureau arrested four suspects A, B, C, and D. When interrogating them, A said: I did not do it. B said: D did it. C said: It was B D said: I did not do it.\n\nQuestion:\nOnly one of these four told the truth, so who did the robbery?\n\nOptions:\nA: A\nB: B\nC: C\nD: D\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "633", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nForest is the cradle of human civilization and the ecological factor that directly affects whether human beings can survive. Forests absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, so as to balance the proportion of atmospheric carbon dioxide. It is estimated that forests and plants in the world produce 400 billion oxygen every year. Forests are rainmakers, which not only affect precipitation, but also slow down soil erosion on hillsides.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments about forest does the above paragraph mainly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's the rain maker.\nB: It's natural oxygen bar.\nC: It's the cradle of human civilization.\nD: It's an important part of human living environment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "634", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a modern agricultural technological revolution, the Blue Revolution refers to the general term for a major technological revolution in which humans ask for food from the waters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inconsistent with the Blue Revolution?\n\nOptions:\nA: Create a spawning environment for fish, and release the juvenile fish back to the bay in time.\nB: Use technology to raise fish in the sea, and gather them to catch them when they grow up.\nC: Reclamation of land from the sea, vigorously develop livestock feed industry.\nD: Renovate tidal flats, plant submarine fodder, and establish submarine pastures.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "635", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCats spend much of their time sleeping; they seem to awaken only to stretch and yawn. Yet they have a strong, agile musculature that most animals would have to exercise strenuously to acquire.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many other animals also spend much of their time sleeping yet have a strong, agile musculature.\nB: Cats derive ample exercise from frequent stretching.\nC: Cats require strength and agility in order to be effective predators.\nD: Cats have a greater physiological need for sleep than other animals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "636", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey of congenital heart defect patients in a northern county showed that most were born in winter. Experts say the likely cause is malnutrition among pregnant women in labor. It is difficult to buy fresh food in the coldest season of the year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, supports the expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: A significant percentage of the patients in the study had a family history of the disease.\nB: Congenital heart disease accounts for only a small percentage of heart disease patients.\nC: Most of the development of the cardiovascular regions associated with heart disease occurs in the month before childbirth.\nD: The nutrients in fresh foods and pickled foods have the same effect on cardiovascular development.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "637", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBenchmarking effect: In a certain area, due to consumers' higher awareness of a certain brand, its price is often a lot higher than other similar products in the same area, and affects the price trend of similar products in the entire area.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is benchmarking effects?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a certain city, a major brand electrical appliance company engages in special promotion activities every holiday, and other businesses follow suit and surprisingly attract customers.\nB: The new smartwatch launched by a well-known brand is very popular. Although the price is high, it has repeatedly sold out. Smartwatches of other brands have lowered their prices and competed for market share.\nC: As soon as the news that the City No. 1 Middle School is about to move to the high-tech zone spread, the housing prices in the high-tech zone have soared, and the housing prices in the adjacent Wanshu District have also risen by 30 to 40%.\nD: Lao Xu's online shop has made tens of thousands of profits in just six months.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "638", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom a magazine article: Self-confidence is a dangerous virtue: it often degenerates into the vice of arrogance. The danger of arrogance is evident to all who care to look. How much more humane the twentieth century would have been without the arrogant self-confidence of a Hitler or a Stalin!\n\nQuestion:\nThe author attempts to persuade by doing all of the following EXCEPT\n\nOptions:\nA: appealing to authority to substantiate an assertion\nB: introducing value-laden terms, such as vice\nC: implying that Hitler's arrogance arose from self-confidence\nD: using extreme cases to evoke an emotional response\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "639", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeologists recently discovered marks that closely resemble worm tracks in a piece of sandstone. These marks were made more than half a billion years earlier than the earliest known traces of multicellular animal life. Ttherefore, the marks are probably the traces of geological processes rather than of worms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the place where the sandstone was found, the only geological processes that are likely to mark sandstone in ways that resemble worm tracks could not have occurred at the time the marks were made.\nB: There were some early life forms other than worms that are known to have left marks that are hard to distinguish from those found in the piece of sandstone.\nC: Most scientists knowledgeable about early animal life believe that worms are likely to have been among the earliest forms of multicellular animal life on Earth, but evidence of their earliest existence is scarce because they are composed solely of soft tissue.\nD: It is sometimes difficult to estimate the precise age of a piece of sandstone.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "640", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Zhang: the prehistoric essential tools found in South America existed 13,000 years ago. Some archaeologists believe that these tools were used by people whose ancestors migrated from Siberia to Alaska. This view is untenable. In order to reach South America, these people had to trek 13, 000 years ago, and 13, 000-year-old wooden tools were never found between Alaska and South America. Researcher Li: I'm afraid you've overlooked: these wooden tools are found in peat bogs, which are rarely found in North America. Wooden tools rot and dissolve in ordinary soil within a few years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most accurately summarizes the coping methods of researcher Li?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is pointed out that Professor Zhang's argument is against the facts.\nB: Quote authoritative research results that are at odds with Professor Zhang's conclusion.\nC: It is pointed out that Professor Zhang misinterpreted the views of archaeologists.\nD: Question Professor Zhang's implicit hypothesis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "641", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRickets mood is one kind of the mood that is suppressed or that cannot be fully revealed or fully exploited.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to the rickets mood?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoxue lost his ID card while trying to catch a bus at a bus stop. The more she thought about it when she got home, the angrier she became. But instead of getting mad at her family, she sat on her own and kept quiet.\nB: At the karaoke concert, Pang Xu could not sing the high note because of the high pitch, so he had to finish the song reluctantly. After the concert, he burst into tears.\nC: In studying for exams, Brock often forgot to eat his nutriment because he got up early and stayed up late. Knowing this, his mother was in a hurry, preparing a special meal of milk for the child every day and watching him drink it before leaving.\nD: Xiaomao in the unit has been praised. This year, due to the limited number of places and failed to be evaluated, Xiaoao is not happy about it. Only recently has his mood improved considerably.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "642", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: A proposed new law would limit elementary school class sizes to a maximum of 20 students. Most parents support this measure and argue that making classes smaller allows teachers to devote more time to each student, with the result that students become more engaged in the learning process. However, researchers who conducted a recent study conclude from their results that this reasoning is questionable. The researchers studied schools that had undergone recent reductions in class size, and found that despite an increase in the amount of time teachers spent individually with students, the students' average grades were unchanged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the researchers' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The only schools appropriate for study are large elementary schools.\nB: Teachers generally devote the same amount of individualized attention to each student in a class.\nC: Parental support for the proposed law rests solely on expectations of increased student engagement in the learning process.\nD: Degree of student engagement in the learning process correlates well with students' average grades.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "643", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMore and more people have become blind followers of the Internet. They are afraid that their habitual virtual identity will be preempted by others in an online community. This scene seems to be somewhat similar to the free e-mail boom around 1999. At that time, statistics show that each Internet user has registered an average of 8.6 e-mails. By 2005, only 18% of these e-mails were still in use, The average e-mail used by each Internet natural person is only 1.73. Similarly, only a few community registrants will become surviving online natural persons. Everyone's limited energy and time determine the ceiling height of online communities in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: It is not necessary to register in multiple online communities at the same time\nB: Blind pursuit of fashion will consume a lot of energy and time\nC: Online communities should learn the lessons of the free e-mail boom\nD: We should not be blindly optimistic about the estimation of the scale of online community in the future\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "644", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDai Wei has hardly suffered from stomach trouble after eating milk-made food. Just because he occasionally had stomach pain after eating the milk-made food, it was concluded that his allergy to milk-made food was unreasonable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dogs and cats are sometimes restless before the earthquake, so there is no reason to conclude that dogs and cats have the ability to sense earthquakes in advance, because in most cases, there is no earthquake after the restlessness of dogs and cats.\nB: Although many people can lose weight through a short-term diet, it is unreasonable to believe that such a diet is effective for weight loss.\nC: Most hypotheses have a large number of supporting examples before they become a scientific theory, and it is unreasonable to think that a hypothesis is a scientific theory just because it has been successfully applied to a few cases.\nD: Although many chain stores are more profitable, it is unreasonable to attribute the success of this business model only to this business model, because only well-funded businesses can do so.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "645", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe government should perform the functions of economic regulation and market supervision, strive to separate government from enterprises, government from capital, government from affairs, and government from market intermediary organizations, and mainly use economic and legal means to manage economic activities. The main responsibilities of government departments are to provide basic public services, maintain social equity, create and maintain a good market environment and promote the stable operation of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best supports the above statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under the condition of market economy, the government can no longer engage in specific economic activities or micro-economic management.\nB: Under the condition of market economy, the role of government is weaker than that of planned economy.\nC: The role of the government is to prevent and make up for market failure, provide the basic conditions for the normal operation of the market economy, and ensure the steady development of the economy.\nD: To carry out the reform of the administrative system is to accelerate the formation of an administrative system with standardized behavior, coordinated operation, fairness, transparency, integrity and efficiency.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "646", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUsing new detection techniques, researchers have found trace amounts of various medicinal substances in lakes and rivers. Taken in large quantities, these substances could have serious health effects, but they are present in quantities far too low to cause any physiological response in people who drink the water or bathe in it. Nevertheless, medical experts contend that eliminating these trace amounts from the water will have public health benefits, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: some of the medicinal substances found in lakes and rivers are harmless to humans even if taken in large quantities\nB: most medicinal substances that reach lakes or rivers rapidly break down into harmless substances\nC: some of the medicinal substances found in lakes and rivers can counteract possible harmful effects of other such substances found there\nD: disease-causing bacteria exposed to low concentrations of certain medicinal substances can become resistant to them\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "647", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause it was long thought that few people would watch lengthy televised political messages, most televised political advertisements, like commercial advertisements, took the form of short messages. Last year, however, one candidate produced a half-hour-long advertisement. During the half hour the advertisement was aired, a substantial portion of the viewing public tuned into the advertisement. Clearly, then, many more people are interested in watching lengthy televised political messages than was previously thought.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the viewers who tuned in to the candidate's half-hour-long advertisement last year did not change channels after the first few minutes.\nB: Political advertisements have become increasingly influential in determining voters' decisions at the polls.\nC: The candidate's ratings improved significantly as a result of the half-hour-long political advertisement.\nD: Many people would appreciate the opportunity to become better acquainted with political candidates' views on current political issues.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "648", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nElephants are often observed licking clay from mud holes. There is ample evidence that other animals ingest clay because it neutralizes toxins in their diets. Since elephants eat many plants that contain toxic compounds, their licking of clay is probably triggered by toxins too.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Elephants do not lick clay at times when their diet consists almost entirely of toxin-free foods.\nB: Some of the clay that elephants lick contains minerals that are nutritionally essential for any animal.\nC: The clay that elephants ingest does not contain any compounds that are toxic to them.\nD: Elephants typically drink water immediately before or after they lick clay.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "649", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: About 4 years ago, when our party came into power, it was committed to fighting inflation and successfully reduced the increase of the consumer price index (CPI) from 4% at the time to 1.5% now. The CPI rose by more than 4% during the previous four years of the opposition party's administration. Therefore, under the leadership of our party, the prices of commodities are getting lower and lower.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the politician's argument most vulnerable to criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Opposition's claim was not detailed, but it was simply ignored.\nB: The evidence used to support this conclusion actually provides more support for denying it.\nC: There is no mention of the period when the opposition party was in power when the domestic economy was overheated, and now there is an economic crisis in Europe and the United States.\nD: No mention was made of the possibility that the opposition party implemented a policy to combat inflation, but the effects of that policy would take some time to show up.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "650", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, some netizens expressed such concern: I have money in Alipay and Wechat. If I die unexpectedly one day, what will I do with the money (my family doesn't know about the money)? It struck a chord for a moment. According to the regulations of Internet companies, if personal accounts are not used for a long time, Alipay will be cancelled and Wechat will be recycled. This also means that personal network property is likely to be confiscated. Such a situation also exists in brick-and-mortar banks. But physical banks generally have relief mechanisms. For example, for dormant accounts, the bank can contact the second contact, or the relatives and friends of the parties with bank cards to inquire. Inspired by this, the problem of dormant account on the network platform should be solved by legislation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reflects the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that traditional bank accounts are more secure than online accounts\nB: Emphasize the necessity of legislation related to network accounts\nC: Highlight the advantages of traditional bank accounts\nD: It is suggested that there is a risk in the online bank account\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "651", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlan: Government subsidies have been proposed in Cariana to encourage farmers in Rochelle, the country' s principal agricultural region, to implement certain new farming techniques. Unless these techniques are implemented, erosion of productive topsoil cannot be controlled. Unfortunately, farmers cannot afford to shoulder the entire cost of the new techniques, which are more expensive than those currently used. Ttherefore, without subsidies, agricultural output in Rochelle will inevitably decline. Betty: But erosion in Rochelle is caused by recurring floods, which will end next year once Cariana completes the hydroelectric dam it is building across the region' s major river. Ttherefore, Rochelle' s total agricultural output will stabilize at its present level even without subsidies.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which Betty's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Building a dam across Rochelle's major river will not reduce any recurrent flooding that occurs in regions of Cariana other than Rochelle.\nB: The cost to the government of Cariana to operate the hydroelectric dam will not be greater than the projected cost of subsidizing the farmers of Rochelle in the implementation of the new farming techniques.\nC: The current yearly output, if any, from Rochelle's land that will be permanently under water once the dam is completed will at least be matched by additional yearly output from Rochelle's remaining land.\nD: The government of Cariana has sufficient financial resources both to subsidize its farmers' implementation of new farming techniques and to operate a hydroelectric dam.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "652", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynthetic food pigment is made from aniline dye separated from coal tar, so it is also called coal tar pigment or aniline pigment, such as synthetic amaranth, tartrazine and ponceau 4R. Occasionally eating food added with a certain amount of synthetic food pigment will not cause poisoning, diarrhea and other reactions. Therefore, it is allowed that people can eat food added with a small amount of synthetic pigment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating food with a small amount of synthetic pigment is not good for human health.\nB: Regular eating and occasional eating food containing synthetic pigments have different effects on the human body.\nC: Aniline dyes contain substances harmful to human body.\nD: Eating food added with a small amount of natural edible pigment will not affect human health.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "653", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpportunity cost refers to the income that can be generated when people give up for other purposes when they fix a resource for a certain purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not an opportunity cost?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang bought 60,000 yuan of State bonds. If he bought corporate bonds, he could earn 6000 yuan a year.\nB: Mr. Li rebuilt his own idle house into a shop, and lost 50,000 yuan of rent income a year.\nC: Zhang's annual salary was 30,000 yuan. After resigning, he planted flowers and sold them at home.\nD: Zhao inspected whether a project could be invested, spent 40,000 yuan and gave up the investment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "654", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompensation of competence refers to the mutual substitution and compensation of different competences of the same individual or among members of the organization, so as to maintain or maintain the normal progress of activities. Among them, radiation compensation refers to the phenomenon that the superior ability effectively strengthens the mutual connection between various abilities or drives the improvement of other abilities at the same time. Amplified compensation refers to the high development of superior capabilities, which effectively compensates for some weak capabilities.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is radiation compensation applied?\n\nOptions:\nA: The No. 7 player of Country A football team runs fast and has strong reeling skills. Under his leadership, his team has repeatedly broken through the opponent's defense line and scored goals.\nB: The basketball players of Country B have insufficient physical fitness, but with the devil training they made up for the lack of physical conditions and created a three consecutive Olympic championships.\nC: A teen player in the diving team of Country C has comprehensive skills and strong strength, but due to lack of on-the-spot experience, he sometimes plays abnormally, so the coach arranged for him to participate in team competitions and play the second.\nD: The offensive strength of Ding Guo's table tennis players is world-class, but the defensive ability is relatively weak.In many world competitions, they rely on strong offense to make their opponents defensive and win the game.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "655", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the increase of age, people's daily demand for calories is decreasing, while the demand for vitamin B6 is gradually increasing. Unless older people take vitamin B6 as a supplement, or eat foods that contain more vitamin B6 than they ate when they were young, they are unlikely to get the vitamin B6 they need.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is most helpful to evaluate the appeal argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Did most people eat far more vitamin B6 than they needed every day when they were young?\nB: Is vitamin B6 in a fortified diet more easily absorbed by the body than vitamin B6 in the diet?\nC: Does the reduction in the amount of calories you need every day be greater than the amount of vitamin B6 you need to increase every day?\nD: Are the consequences of not getting enough vitamin B6 a day more serious for the elderly than for the young?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "656", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the thousands of World Heritage sites, there are more than 30 rock painting sites. At present, rock paintings have been found in more than 150 countries and regions on five continents in the world. According to textual research, these images left in caves on the rocks have a history of at least 30,000 to 40,000 years. From today's point of view, they are more like children's works, emitting all the romantic observations and thoughts of human beings in childhood, and they are the most authentic writing of human beings before there are no words. China is one of the regions with the richest rock painting relics in the world, but it has not become a World Heritage site before. Zuojiang Huashan Rock painting Cultural Landscape makes up for this deficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this passage, which of the following is the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rock painting is a work of human childhood and a cultural code for dialogue with the ancients\nB: In the existing World Cultural Heritage list, there are a considerable number of rock painting sites\nC: Zuojiang Huashan Rock Painting Cultural Landscape is China's first rock painting world Heritage\nD: Rock paintings spread all over the world, among which China is one of the areas with the richest remains of rock paintings\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "657", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll mobile phone displays that focus on portability features are not likely to be larger than 3.5 inches, while all mobile phone displays that focus on reading are larger than 35 inches. The S mobile phone has a 4-inch display.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above facts, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: S brand mobile phones do not pay attention to reading effect.\nB: S brand mobile phones are not easy to operate and carry and not pay attention to reading effect.\nC: S brand mobile phones are not easy to operate and carry.\nD: S brand mobile phones are easy to operate and carry.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "658", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study, parents were asked to rate each television program that their children watched. The programs were rated for violent content on a scale of one to five, with one indicating no violence and five indicating a great deal. The number of times their children were disciplined in school was also recorded. Children who watched programs with an average violence rating of three or higher were 50 percent more likely to have been disciplined than other children.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to explain the statistical relationship described above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents who rated their children's television viewing low on violence had become desensitized to the violence on television by watching too much of it.\nB: Children who are excited by violent action programs on television tend to become bored with schoolwork and to express their boredom in an unacceptable fashion.\nC: Children learn from violent programs on television to disrespect society's prohibitions of violence and, as a result, are more likely than other children to disrespect the school disciplinary codes.\nD: When parents watch violent programs on television with their children, those children become more likely to regard antisocial behavior as legitimate.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "659", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe concepts of physics are usually very standardized and rigorous, and the physical quantities represented by the terms of physics have a clear definition, the method of measurement and the relationship of conversion. Physicists and cosmologists still know nothing about dark energy. Dark energy refers to only one of the most profound problems in current cosmology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most suitable to follow the above as its conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dark energy is obviously not a clear physical concept.\nB: Scientists have no choice but to name a cosmic puzzle with dark energy.\nC: Dark energy refers to the puzzling phenomenon that the expansion of the universe is accelerating.\nD: Scientists still know nothing about the profound meaning behind the term dark energy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "660", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost of Earth' s surface is ocean. The ocean floor is inaccessible for extensive research without equipment of greater technological sophistication than is currently available. It must ttherefore be true that scientists know less about the ocean floor environment than about almost any other environment on Earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the most support for the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Strong water currents circulate on the ocean floor, but the general pattern of their movement is not so well understood as is the pattern of air currents that circulate over land.\nB: Many mountain ranges lie entirely beneath the ocean surface, yet new underwater surveying equipment has produced three-dimensional charts of them that are as accurate as those available for mountain ranges on land.\nC: Very few people have seen detailed maps of extended regions of the ocean floor, even though such maps are available in almost all large libraries.\nD: Animals living on the ocean floor must be able to withstand water pressure that is far greater than the atmospheric pressure with which land animals live.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "661", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: Seventy-five percent of dermatologists surveyed prefer Dermactin to all other brands of skin cream. Why? We consulted dermatologists during the development of Dermactin to ensure that you have the best skin cream on the market. So if you need a skin cream, use Dermactin.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the advertisement is questionable because the advertisement\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that some dermatologists are less qualified than others to evaluate skin cream\nB: fails to state the number of dermatologists surveyed, which leaves open the possibility that the sample of doctors is too small to be reliable\nC: overlooks the possibility that for a few people, using no skin cream is preferable to using even the best skin cream\nD: overlooks the possibility that other types of doctors have cause to use Dermactin, which would render the sample unrepresentative\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "662", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProducer: It has been argued that, while the government should not censor television shows, the public should boycott the advertisers of shows that promote violence and erode our country' s values. But this would be censorship nonetheless, for if the public boycotted the advertisers, then they would cancel their advertisements, causing some shows to go off the air; the result would be a restriction of the shows that the public can watch.\n\nQuestion:\nThe producer's conclusion is properly inferred if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is neither government censorship nor boycotting of advertisers, there will be no restriction of the television shows that the public can watch.\nB: Public boycotts could force some shows off the air even though the shows neither promote violence nor erode values.\nC: For any television show that promotes violence and erodes values, there will be an audience.\nD: Any action that leads to a restriction of what the public can view is censorship.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "663", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe travel agency has just booked a flight for three passengers. The three passengers are Bill from the Netherlands, Berteau from Canada and Pewter from Britain. Three of them went to Holland, one to Canada and one to England. It is reported that Bill does not intend to go to Holland and that Dombey does not intend to go to England. Berteau is not going to Canada or England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Berto goes to Holland, Dampy goes to England, Bill goes to Canada.\nB: Berto goes to England, Dampy goes to Holland, Bill goes to Canada.\nC: Berto goes to Holland, Dampy goes to Canada, Bill goes to England.\nD: Berto goes to Canada, Dampy goes to England, Bill goes to Holland.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "664", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpace programs have recently suffered several setbacks with respect to their large projects, and much money has been lost. Consequently, these grand projects should be abandoned in favor of several small ones.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Large projects are intrinsically more likely to fail and so are more financially risky than small projects.\nB: It is just as easy to revise, and even scrap, small projects as it is large ones.\nC: Large space projects can explore a few places thoroughly, while small projects can investigate more regions, though less thoroughly.\nD: The cost of starting a space project increases every year.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "665", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe physicist Hawking believes: The danger of life on earth being wiped out by a certain disaster is increasing at an unprecedented rate, such as sudden global warming, nuclear war, genetic viruses or other dangers. On this basis, Hawking believes that the earth is getting more and more not suitable for human habitation, and puts forward the viewpoint of space immigration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can most questioned Hawking's view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The environment of most planets is not suitable for human survival\nB: The dangers faced by mankind can be solved through the joint efforts of mankind\nC: The earth is in its infancy\nD: The habitable surface area of the earth is too small, and its ability to withstand devastating disasters is poor\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "666", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased, but the number of leopards increased significantly almost at the same time. Some people say that seals are responsible for the decline of crocodiles, which is not true because seals rarely feed on crocodiles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The damage caused by sea water pollution to crocodiles is more serious than that to poster leopards\nB: Despite the decrease in the number of crocodiles and the increase in the number of seals, there are still fewer seals than crocodiles in the North Atlantic\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased\nD: Crocodiles only eat hairy scale fish, which is also the main food for seals\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "667", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogging industry official: Harvesting trees from old-growth forests for use in manufacture can reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, since when large old trees die in the forest they decompose, releasing their stored carbon dioxide. Harvesting old-growth forests would, moreover, make room for rapidly growing young trees, which absorb more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than do trees in old-growth forests.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the official's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It can take many years for the trees of a newly planted forest to reach the size of those found in existing old-growth forests.\nB: Much of the organic matter from old-growth trees, unusable as lumber, is made into products that decompose rapidly.\nC: Much of the carbon dioxide present in forests is eventually released when wood and other organic debris found on the forest floor decompose.\nD: A young tree contains less than half the amount of carbon dioxide that is stored in an old tree of the same species.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "668", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible implantation refers to the propaganda strategy that affects the audience unconsciously through peripheral information, symbol system and other imperceptible forms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an Invisible implantation?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a TV series, all characters use the same brand of mobile phone and use the brand's classic ringtone.\nB: Before the arrival of the City Games, businesses put all kinds of cultural and creative products with the emblem of the City Games on the counter one after another.\nC: In the solicitation of the standard design of a museum in a certain city, the No. 8 plan has attracted the attention of the judges for its strong regional cultural elements.\nD: The wedding anniversary is coming. In order to remind her careless and busy husband, Xiao Li secretly replaced his mobile phone screensaver with wedding photos.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "669", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists from the University of York and the University of Manchester in England have found the remains of a human house with a history of more than 10,000 years in Starka, North Yorkshire. Dating results show that it is a round wooden hut about 3.5 meters high, which existed in 8500 BC and is at least 500 years earlier than the oldest house previously found in Britain. Archaeologists also found a wooden platform and the trunk of a well-preserved tree nearby. In addition, they also found ornaments of processed antlers, indicating that people at that time already had some ceremonial activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The wooden platform is the workplace where human beings build small wooden houses.\nB: At that time, the British already had a relatively stable address, rather than the previously thought of unsettled hunters.\nC: Humans are gregarious animals, and there are more wooden houses waiting to be discovered nearby.\nD: Only when ceremonial activities are held will the ornaments of processed antlers appear.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "670", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHouse economy, also called idler economy, refers to the phenomenon that people allocate holiday time to family life and reduce consumption and bring business opportunities.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is considered as house economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the National Day holiday, a video shop near a residential area provides on-site CD rental service.\nB: A customer service staff at an online shopping site ordered fast food online because they had to be on duty during holidays.\nC: During the holidays, the A mall in a town is very deserted, but the B mall is busy because of promotion.\nD: During the National Day holiday, a courier company's orders fell sharply. That is because many people went to travel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "671", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: Your agency is responsible for regulating an industry shaken by severe scandals. You were given funds to hire 500 investigators to examine the scandals, but you hired no more than 400. I am forced to conclude that you purposely limited hiring in an attempt to prevent the full extent of the scandals from being revealed. Regulator: We tried to hire the 500 investigators but the starting salaries for these positions had been frozen so low by the legislature that it was impossible to attract enough qualified applicants.\n\nQuestion:\nThe regulator responds to the legislator's criticism by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that the legislator's statements are self-contradictory\nB: claiming that compliance with the legislature's mandate would have been an insufficient response\nC: rephrasing the legislator's conclusion in terms more favorable to the regulator\nD: providing information that challenges the conclusion drawn by the legislator\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "672", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSelf-worth refers to the value of one's ability, spirit, and life. Self-worth is an inner existence, a potential value, and it must be externalized, objectified, and realized as a true value through various practical activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not an implementation of self-worth?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yang Liwei trained hard and became the first man in space in China\nB: Liu Xiang won the gold medal in the 110-meter hurdles at the Olympics and tied the world record\nC: Sanmao in The Wanderings of Sanmao bids himself 100 yuan\nD: After graduation, university graduates started their own businesses and established their own company\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "673", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUrbanization is the historical process of the transformation of human production and life style from rural to urban, which is manifested in the process of the transformation of rural population to urban population and the continuous development and improvement of cities. The communique of the Third Plenary Session of the Seventeenth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China pointed out that by 2020, the integration mechanism of urban and rural economic and social development will be basically established.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following has the correct understanding of urbanization?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large number of farmers migrated to cities, from farmers to citizens.\nB: The greater the number of farmers entering the city, the higher the urbanization rate.\nC: The more farmers enter the city, the more advanced the social development of this place.\nD: Industrialization of farmers' production methods, urbanization of lifestyles.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "674", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDitrama is a federation made up of three autonomous regions: Korva, Mitro, and Guadar. Under the federal revenue-sharing plan, each region receives a share of federal revenues equal to the share of the total population of Ditrama residing in that region, as shown by a yearly population survey. Last year, the percentage of federal revenues Korva received for its share decreased somewhat even though the population survey on which the revenue-sharing was based showed that Korva' s population had increased.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also have been shown by the population survey on which last year's revenue-sharing in Ditrama was based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Of the three regions, Korva had the smallest number of residents.\nB: Korva's population grew by a smaller percentage than did the population of at least one of the other two autonomous regions.\nC: The populations of Mitro and Guadar each increased by a percentage that exceeded the percentage by which the population of Korva increased.\nD: The population of Korva grew by a smaller percentage than it did in previous years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "675", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAltruistic punishment means that people sacrifice their own interests to punish those who violate social norms. Third party punishment is a kind of altruistic punishment. Although the third party is not directly harmed by the violation, it is willing to pay the price to punish those who violate social norms.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is third party punishment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Morality and justice.\nB: If people attack me, I will attack. \nC: An eye for an eye.\nD: Do boldly what is righteous.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "676", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe company arranged 8 people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H to go on business trip, and they were just arranged in 8 adjacent rooms in the same row of the hotel. It is known that :\u2460 there are 3 people between A and C; \u2461 There are two people between B and F; \u2462 D is to the left of G, and there are two people between them. There is a person between H and E.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, in order from left to right, which of the followings is impossible?\n\nOptions:\nA: D is in the first room\nB: D is in the second room\nC: D is in the third room\nD: D is in the fourth room\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "677", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 21st century, China's media events occur frequently. the degree and way of media attention to the events determine the public attitude and the development of the events. What people see is not the event itself, but the media event after being guarded by the media. With the rise of the network, media events are more concentrated in the form of network events. In network events, netizens are the main body of network public opinion and network supervision. Their tentacles can be found in every corner of society, monitoring the every move of the government and officials at all times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is inconsistent with this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Network supervision is extensive and universal\nB: The Internet has a great influence on public opinion\nC: The media event may not be the event itself\nD: Network supervision is more efficient than traditional means\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "678", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn his new book on his complex scientific research, R frequently imputes bad faith to researchers disagreeing with him. A troubling aspect of R' s book is his stated conviction that other investigators' funding sources often determine what findings those investigators report. Add to this that R has often shown himself to be arrogant, overly ambitious, and sometimes plain nasty, and it becomes clear that R' s book does not merit attention from serious professionals.\n\nQuestion:\nThe author of the book review commits which one of the following reasoning errors?\n\nOptions:\nA: taking it for granted that an investigator is unlikely to report findings that are contrary to the interests of those funding the investigation\nB: presenting as facts several assertions about the book under review that are based only on strong conviction and would be impossible for others to verify\nC: using an attack on the character of the writer of the book as evidence that his person is not competent on matters of scientific substance\nD: dismissing a scientific theory by giving a biased account of it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "679", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy do dogs hide their mouths under their forelimbs while cats squeeze their ears under their forelegs? Animals use sensory organs to detect changes in the surrounding environment and react differently to different changes. The dog's sense of smell is particularly sensitive, it relies on the sense of smell to identify some objects, military dogs also rely on the sense of smell to judge the enemy situation and identify the path. For a dog, his nose is the most precious, so when he sleeps, hide his mouth and nose with his forelimbs to protect him, and use his nose to keep an eye on the surrounding movement. if anything happens, he can immediately identify it with his nose, or demonstrate by barking. The cat has a very sensitive sense of hearing. It uses its hearing to detect changes around it. When it catches mice, it uses its hearing to find out where the mice are. For a cat, its ears are the most precious, so when it sleeps, it squeezes its ears under its forelimbs, protects them on the one hand, and puts them on the ground on the other. As soon as it hears a sound, it can take immediate action. After entering the human family, cats and dogs still maintain this sleeping position.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: In terms of hearing, cats are better than dogs; in terms of smell, dogs are better than cats\nB: Cats and dogs sleep in different positions, fundamentally because they have different responses to different changes\nC: The unique sleeping position of cats and dogs helps to stay alert and protect their most precious sensory organs\nD: Although cats and dogs do not need to be vigilant all the time, they still maintain a special sleeping position after entering the human family\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "680", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a sense, pilot tour guides practice freely, build a unified reservation platform for tour guides with the help of Internet technology, and let tour guides and consumers make a two-way choice under a transparent mechanism, which is conducive to the symmetry of information between the two sides. so that the market pricing tends to be more scientific and reasonable. The tour guide is no longer restricted by the profit target of the travel agency, and can rely on his real ability to eat. This can not only effectively contain the chaos related to the tourism market, but also help to return the value of tour guides to the services they provide. In this way, will the real improvement of domestic tourism ecology be far away?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The free practice of tour guides is conducive to realizing the value of tour guide services\nB: The free practice of tour guides is conducive to the market pricing tends to be reasonable\nC: The free practice of tour guides is conducive to improving the domestic tourism ecology\nD: The free practice of tour guides is conducive to curbing chaos in the tourism market\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "681", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScience teacher: In any nation, a flourishing national scientific community is essential to a successful economy. For such a community to flourish requires that many young people become excited enough about science that they resolve to become professional scientists. Good communication between scientists and the public is necessary to spark that excitement.\n\nQuestion:\nThe science teacher's statements provide the most support for which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: An essential component of success in any scientific endeavor is good communication between the scientists involved in that endeavor and the public.\nB: If scientists communicate with the public, many young people will become excited enough about science to resolve to become professional scientists.\nC: The extent to which a national scientific community flourishes depends principally on the number of young people who become excited enough about science to resolve to become professional scientists.\nD: No nation can have a successful economy unless at some point scientists have communicated well with the public.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "682", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 1930s, people began experimenting with DDT, invented by Swiss chemist Samuel Muller. Just as people are congratulating themselves on finding a highly effective pesticide that kills pests, their natural enemies are nearly gone. At the same time, DDT residues can be accumulated for a long time, has caused endless worldwide public hazards.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following is justified?\n\nOptions:\nA: If not used properly, the use of highly effective pesticides can also cause worldwide public hazards\nB: DDT has been shown to be a harmful pesticide to humans\nC: Indiscriminate use of highly effective pesticides can also be devastating to the natural enemies of insect pests\nD: Some scientific achievements are double-edged swords, so we should be cautious about using them\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "683", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConfucius knows the truth of diet and health very well. The Analects of Confucius Hsiang-tang lists many propositions of eating and not eating, such as not eating from time to time, which means not to eat out-of-season vegetables.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption that the above explanation must rely on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Confucius is very demanding in terms of diet\nB: Confucius lived in an era of both seasonal and out-of-season vegetables\nC: We can choose to eat seasonal vegetables or out-of-season vegetables\nD: Diet not only nourishes the body, but also shapes the mind\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "684", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommentator: In the new century, only nations with all the latest electronic technology will experience great economic prosperity. The people in these nations will be constantly bombarded with images of how people in other countries live. This will increase their tendency to question their own customs and traditions, leading to a dissolution of those customs and traditions. Hence, in the new century, the stability of a nation' s cultural identity will likely __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: be best maintained by ensuring gradual assimilation of new technical knowledge and skills\nB: be ensured by laws that protect the customs and traditions of that culture\nC: be threatened only if the people of that culture fail to acquire the latest technical skills\nD: decrease if that nation comes to have a high level of economic wealth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "685", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, because China pursues a defensive national defense policy, the division of war zone space is basically based on local and offshore defense according to the border guard model.The tentacles of military strategists seldom extend beyond the territory, but the development crisis facing our country in the future will be far greater than the survival crisis. In order to meet the new requirements of safeguarding national security and development interests, we should bring the surrounding overseas and new security areas into the scope of the war zone strategy and further expand the theater mission functions.Don't be more outward-oriented and open-minded! In particular, with the development of multipolarization globalization and informatization, the traditional national security field has expanded to space network information electromagnetism and other fields. In the future, the strategic scope of the war zone should be further extended to space, that is, near space, so as to form a strong multi-dimensional three-dimensional war zone space situation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the practice of our country that this paragraph is intended to indicate?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should expand the scope of national defense\nB: National defense is facing a severe development crisis\nC: The traditional security field is facing new challenges\nD: The economic strategy of the national defense theater should conform to the requirements of the times\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "686", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBy testing a certain number of newborns, researchers found that newborns are born with the recognition of some graphics.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above test results are correct, which of the followings must be true??\n\nOptions:\nA: Newborns can distinguish between round and square\nB: Human's ability to recognize graphics continues to improve with learning\nC: Human's ability to recognize graphics is not always obtained through learning\nD: Most of human's recognition ability of graphics is obtained through learning\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "687", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe legislature is discussing a proposal to ban fishing in Huanglong Bay. Although the fishing ban will have a significant impact on the local economy, which is underpinned by the fishing industry, the proposal must also be implemented. Huanglong Bay is one of the areas with the highest level of water pollution. Recent studies have shown that 80% of the fish in Huanglong Bay contain toxins that exceed the national safety standards, and continued fishing will cause serious hazards to public health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings most accurately expresses the underlying principles on which the above argument is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: The principle of taking necessary precautions based on foreseeable consequences.\nB: The principle of choosing the lesser of two evils is adopted based on the foreseeable consequences.\nC: The principle of prohibiting harm to others based on foreseeable consequences.\nD: The principle of presumption of innocence is adopted on the basis that there is no evidence of guilt at present.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "688", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to help their children take care of the next generation. In a recent urban survey, young people interviewed admitted that their parents are old drifters. They and their spouses have just started their careers, and work pressure is high, so they have no time to take care of their children and do housework. Some experts assert that the group of old drifters in China's cities will be further expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Old people in cities can enjoy better medical treatment than in the countryside\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will encourage more children to be born\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the two-child birth rate in urban areas is lower than that in rural areas\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "689", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe common procedure for determining whether a food additive should be banned from use is to compare its health-related benefits with its potential risks. Yellow Dye No. 5, an additive used to color lemon soda, might cause allergic reactions in a few consumers. For most consumers of lemon soda, however, the coloring enhances their enjoyment of the beverage. This particular additive should not be banned, ttherefore, because its benefits greatly outweigh its risks.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the argument is that the author\n\nOptions:\nA: ignores the possibility that some food additives are harmful to most people\nB: implies that the dye entails no health-related risks\nC: presumes that most consumers heed the warning labels on beverage containers\nD: treats enjoyment of a beverage as a health-related benefit\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "690", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExecution in criminal procedure: refers to various activities carried out by the people's court to deliver legally effective judgments and orders to the executing organ, implement their determined contents, and deal with litigation problems in litigation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings conforms to executed in criminal proceedings:\n\nOptions:\nA: A prison reported to Zhang for commutation of his sentence for two years\nB: B prison filed a lawsuit against Li's prison escape crime\nC: C prison accepts a group of criminal criminals sentenced by a city court and carries out prison education\nD: D county court confiscated a fine of 50000 yuan for criminal Wang\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "691", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefinition is a logical method to reveal the essential attributes of objective things reflected in the concept, and its basic rules require that the definition must be proportionate, clear and unambiguous, not negative, not circular.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings meets the basic rules of definition()\n\nOptions:\nA: Men are not women\nB: A relative is a person who is related\nC: Teenagers are the flowers of the motherland\nD: Criminal law is the law on crime and punishment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "692", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom the introduction point of view, this Honda model compared with the other two models, made more than 10 improvements, the performance has been significantly improved. Such news is undoubtedly good for new buyers, but it must not be good for owners of earlier models. After all, the car is not WIN98, the use of instability, with a plate up 2000 on the line.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The performance of cars is always improving\nB: To buy a car, you should have a sense of foresight\nC: It is not easy to change cars\nD: Honda is improving very quickly\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "693", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who are good at playing the game Drackedary are invariably skilled with their hands. Mary is a very competent watchmaker. Ttherefore, Mary would make a good Drackedary player.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of Santa Claus in a shopping mall is often played by an experienced actor. Erwin has played Santa Claus in shopping malls for years. Ttherefore, Erwin must be an experienced actor.\nB: All race car drivers have good reflexes. Chris is a champion table tennis player. Ttherefore, Chris would make a good race car driver.\nC: People with long legs make good runners. Everyone in Daryl's family has long legs. Ttherefore, Daryl would make a good runner.\nD: People who write for a living invariably enjoy reading. Julie has been a published novelist for many years. Ttherefore, Julie enjoys reading.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "694", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law itself is not omnipotent, many problems in social life, the final solution can not rely on the law, at least can not rely on the law alone. In many cases, the social contradiction itself and the key to its solution come from the political, economic, cultural and other practical aspects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate interpretation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Social conflicts are not resolved because there are laws that do not abide by the law\nB: Human society needs cultural construction in addition to law\nC: There are often complicated reasons for the existence of social contradictions\nD: There are many problems in social life that cannot be solved by law\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "695", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a restaurant, a table of people talked about business over dinner. Among them, three are from Chengdu, three are from Shenzhen, and two are only engaged in mechanical and electrical business. Three people are in the cosmetics business at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above assertion is true, which of the following options is also true?\n\nOptions:\nA: It may be at least three people and a maximum of eight people.\nB: It may be at least five people, and it may be eight at most.\nC: It may be at least five people and a maximum of nine people.\nD: It may be at least three people and a maximum of nine people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "696", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe psychological pressure of lying can lead to some physical changes, according to an expert from the Ministry of Public Security. With the help of the lie detector, the physiological representation of the liar can be measured, so that the lie detection result is reliable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, weakens the above argument most strongly?\n\nOptions:\nA: All kinds of psychological stress can lead to similar physiological representations\nB: Measuring instruments such as lie detectors can also be misused and abused\nC: Lie detector is a kind of instrument which needs frequent maintenance and is prone to failure\nD: For some people, lying can only lead to less psychological stress\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "697", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntentional attribution bias means that when the situation is unknown, aggressive people often predict that others are hostile to themselves and always interpret the actions of others as intentional and hostile.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to intentional attribution bias ?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manager Ding has always disagreed with the bonus distribution plan put forward by Gao Manager at the end of the year. Gao Manager has communicated with him many times with little effect. Manager Li thinks that Manager Ding is too protective of the interests of his department\nB: Seeing that Xiao Liu got very low votes in the democratic evaluation, Director Zhang thought that his mass base was poor and gave up the idea of promoting her\nC: Teacher Kong's student Xiaoqiang always performed mediocre, but he won the first place in the whole school in the English competition. Teacher Kong felt that Xiaoqiang cheated in the competition\nD: Xiao Zhao suffered a crushing defeat in the race for community director. When Lao Li persuaded him to take part in the community secretary election, he felt that Lao Li was deliberately sarcastic\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "698", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe eight-sided gold cup, which is now in the collection of the Shaanxi Provincial Museum, is a representative work of the Tang Dynasty and was unearthed in 1970. This cup is a national first-class cultural relic, 6.4 cm high, with an extravagant octagonal mouth, and a circle of feet. Between the eight sides It is divided by a continuous bead pattern, and is decorated with character relief patterns such as clappers, flute, and playing pipa. The characters have high noses and deep eyes, which are obviously the image of the Hu people of the Western Regions at that time. In addition, there are honeysuckle patterns, curly grass patterns, and Decorative patterns such as mountains and rocks, birds, and butterflies. This cultural relic is of great help to the study of social phenomena such as metal crafts, plastic arts, cultural exchanges, singing, dancing, music, and clothing in the Tang Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not correspond to the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There were musical instruments such as Xiao and Pipa in the Tang Dynasty\nB: At that time, there was a certain cultural exchange between the Western Regions and the Tang Dynasty\nC: The eight-lens golden cup is a gift given to the Western Regions by the Tang Dynasty\nD: The eight sides of the golden cup are divided into a bead pattern\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "699", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPremeditated intention refers to the psychological attitude that the actor commits the crime after a period of preparation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not premeditated intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some A was at odds with his wife, strangled him while he was sleeping, and then destroyed the body\nB: In order to compete for power, someone deliberately devised a trap to pin his crime of stealing company information on his colleagues and squeeze him out of the company\nC: An accountant deliberately forgot to lock the door, so that the financial office was stolen, but he got a lot of money\nD: A young man released from prison found a young woman on the road at night and raped her in a bad mood\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "700", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA taxpayer of personal income tax is an individual who has a residence or no residence in China and has lived in the territory for one year and obtains income from within or outside China.Living in China without a residence and without a residence for less than one year. An individual who obtains income from the territory of China.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not a taxpayer of personal income tax in China?\n\nOptions:\nA: Henry is American. He was hired to teach at the Beijing Wall Street English School for six months\nB: Tom is English and has been teaching at Wall Street English School in Beijing for two years\nC: Gao Hong, a Chinese-American, still pays her wages for working in the United States within two months of returning home to visit her family\nD: Li Yang, a professor at Peking University, has published a book in Singapore and received a fee for the manuscript\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "701", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReasoning is usually divided into deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning. Deductive reasoning is based on some general principles and personal examples to draw new conclusions about the individual examples. Inductive reasoning abstracts and generalizes a certain general principle from a certain number of individual facts. But a more precise statement is: deductive reasoning is inevitability reasoning, that is, the premise is true to ensure that the conclusion is true; inductive reasoning is probabilistic reasoning, the premise only provides certain support for the conclusion, and the premise is true and the conclusion is not necessarily true.\n\nQuestion:\nThe most accurate expression of the original meaning of this passage is:\n\nOptions:\nA: Reasoning is the science of studying the relationship between the individual and the general.\nB: Deductive reasoning is inevitability reasoning and the only way of reasoning that can be used to guide practice.\nC: This text summarizes the difference between deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning.\nD: Reasoning is actually the main tool for humans to understand nature.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "702", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOcean is a natural extension of land through watersheds. In marine development activities, production links such as marine fishing, marine transportation, marine mineral development and marine aquaculture are jointly completed in the sea and watersheds; while the sea salt industry and seawater utilization are completed on the land. In addition, the development of modern science and technology promotes the progress of marine science and technology and the development of marine industries. At the same time, the development of marine high-tech and the emergence of new products have also promoted the scientific and technological progress of the basin and the development of related industries. Products are interactively developed through this technological extension.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dependence of the marine economy on the spatial layout of the basin economy.\nB: The development of modern technology has promoted the progress of the land and sea economy.\nC: The marine economy and the basin economy are intertwined in industry.\nD: The development of modern technology has promoted the convergence of sea and land economy. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "703", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the development of society and daily life, the decisions of enterprises and families are not only affected by visible costs, but also restricted by a variety of accounting books, but actually occupy the hidden costs of relevant manpower and material resources. Invisible cost, like dark matter, is difficult to observe, but its size and trend can be inferred from its impact on related economic activities. From the perspective of social development, if policy makers want to comprehensively reduce the cost of economic activities and reduce the burden on enterprises and families, in addition to giving concessions in visible costs such as taxes and fees, reducing hidden costs is also a very important part.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable for the title of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cost determines decisions.\nB: The hidden cost that restricts development.\nC: The key to decision-making is cost reduction.\nD: The hidden cost that can not be ignored.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "704", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmployees of a supermarket put various brands of shampoo on the shelves. It is known that there are five brands of shampoos such as E, F, G, H and I. They are arranged from left to right on the shelf. Shelf requirements: 1.F is next to H and on the left, 2.I is adjacent to E, 3.G is to the left of F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf I is to the left of G, which of the following s must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: E is next to G and on the left.\nB: G is next to F and on the left.\nC: I is next to H and on the left.\nD: E is next to F and on the left.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "705", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Some critics of the media have contended that negative news reports on the state of the economy can actually harm the economy because such reports damage people' s confidence in it, and this lack of confidence in turn adversely affects people' s willingness to spend money. But studies show that spending trends correlate very closely with people' s confidence in their own immediate economic situations. Thus these media critics are mistaken.\n\nQuestion:\nThe economist's argument is flawed in that it fails to consider the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: news reports about the state of the economy are not always accurate\nB: people who have little confidence in the overall economy generally take a pessimistic view concerning their own immediate economic situations\nC: an economic slowdown usually has a greater impact on the economic situations of individuals if it takes people by surprise than if people are forewarned\nD: people who pay no attention to economic reports in the media always judge accurately whether their own economic situation is likely to deteriorate or improve\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "706", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause the Bird's Nest is different from other buildings, the rickety column structure, the intersection line is very complex, and the requirement and difficulty of welding technology are very high. The welders who have been trained to select the best not only completed the task on time and efficiently, but also engraved their names on the edge of each weld in the Bird's Nest. In the words of managers, let countless ordinary welders leave their own trace in this high-profile Olympic project-the public may not have a chance to see it, but it will never go away.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a warm move to ask the builder to leave his name.\nB: For builders, it means to raise your head and sign your name.\nC: The builder's signature is not only responsible for history, but also responsible for his own life.\nD: Ordinary welders leave their own marks in the Olympic project.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "707", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore a football match, four players A, B, C and D guessed their playing situation. A: none of us will play; B: some of us will play; C: B and d have at least one player; D: I'll play.\n\nQuestion:\nIf two of the four guessed true and two guessed false, which of the followings is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Guess it's really B and C\nB: Guess it's really A and D\nC: Guess it's really A and C\nD: Guess it's really B and D\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "708", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the last 10 years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people over the age of 65 living in this region. This is evident from the fact that during this time the average age of people living in this region has increased from approximately 52 to 57 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of people in the region under the age of 18 has increased over the last 10 years.\nB: The birth rate for the region decreased significantly over the last 10 years.\nC: The total number of people living in the region has decreased over the last 10 years.\nD: The average age for people in the region is higher than that for people in surrounding regions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "709", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA newly opened north-south highway with six tunnels in the middle: Changchuan Tunnel, Damei Tunnel, Qingshan Peak Tunnel, Green Water Tunnel, Caishi Tunnel and Baiyu Tunnel. It is known that: (1) Baiyu Tunnel is in the north of Caishi Tunnel and is adjacent to Caishi Tunnel. Baiyu Tunnel is located in the south of Damei Tunnel but not adjacent to it. (2) there is a tunnel between Changchuan Tunnel and Qingshan Tunnel.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true if the Green Water Tunnel is adjacent to the Baiyu Tunnel?\n\nOptions:\nA: Caishi Tunnel is in the second place from south to north.\nB: The Damei Tunnel is in the second place from north to south.\nC: Changchuan Tunnel is in the third place from north to south.\nD: Qingshan Tunnel is in the third place from south to north.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "710", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome university teachers have doctoral degrees, so some people who have obtained doctorates have high levels of teaching plans and scientific research.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true in order to ensure the validity of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: All people with a high level of teaching plans and scientific research are university teachers\nB: All the teachers in colleges and universities have a high level of teaching plans and scientific research\nC: Teachers in some colleges and universities have high levels of teaching plans and scientific research\nD: Some university teachers with high level of teaching plans and scientific research did not get a doctorate\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "711", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nClinical trials have shown that for people who occasionally eat a certain amount of beef jerky, the additives of most brands of beef jerky do not cause arteriosclerosis, so people can safely eat beef jerky without worrying about the health effects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating a lot of beef jerky is not good for arterial health\nB: Arterial health does not mean physical health\nC: Meat contains substances that are harmful to the human body\nD: People who like to eat beef jerky also like to use other foods that are harmful to arterial health\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "712", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntisocial personality crime is a criminal act committed by the perpetrator based on antisocial abnormal personality. The characteristics of the perpetrator are as follows: 1. They have no obvious defects in intelligence and spirit, no delusions or other thinking obstacles. 2. Most of them have a criminal record of bad deeds and have committed many types of disciplinary, illegal and criminal acts. 3. They are impulsive and lack of thoughtful and clear motivation. 4. They have no psychology of repentance and remorse, and still break the law and commit crimes after receiving education or serving their sentences.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the perpetrator's mental intelligence is normal, which of the followings is most in line with the characteristics of antisocial personality crime?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen often suspected that someone was following him. One day after work, he stabbed Li who was walking behind him.\nB: Lin was scolded by the leader for being late for work many times. Lin felt humiliated and seriously injured the leader.\nC: Wu has a criminal record of stealing. One day, he was robbed and disabled the robber while fighting with him.\nD: Wang wandering in the street, suddenly stabbed the stranger Guo twice, and then smashed the car parked on the roadside.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "713", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of assembling a crowd to robbery refers to the act of gathering a crowd to rob public and private property for the purpose of illegal possession, in a large amount or with other serious circumstances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a conviction element?\n\nOptions:\nA: The subjective purpose is to possess public and private property\nB: Objective behavior is manifested in gathering crowds to rob public and private property\nC: Must snatch gold and silver jewelry \nD: It has to be a large amount\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "714", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFilm historians often find it difficult to determine typical audience members' responses to particular films, especially those from the early twentieth century. Box office figures help little, for they indicate only a film' s financial success or failure; they do not show what audiences found funny, or frightening, or moving. These historians also find that newspaper and magazine reviews fail to provide much insight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Newspaper and magazine reviews of films are usually written in advance of a film's general release.\nB: Typical audience members' responses to films from the latter part of the twentieth century are easy to determine .\nC: Film historians do not believe that film reviews in newspapers and magazines reveal typical film audience members' views.\nD: Films from the early part of the twentieth century were not usually reviewed in newspapers or magazmes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "715", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the conquest of the Mediterranean world, the increase in wealth, changes in economic structure and the influx of foreign ideas made the Romans start to feel at a loss. The pursuit of value showed a bizarre scene. The vast majority of Romans abandoned traditional social virtues and pursued happiness. Doctrine philosophy, worship of money, greed for ease, indulge in food and color, the Roman nation gradually drifted away from traditional virtues in the value orientation of life. After the formation of the Roman Empire, the traditional virtues that the Romans were proud of disappeared, and morality was disintegrated. This led to the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the Romans conquered the Mediterranean world, they began to abandon traditional social virtues.\nB: Morality determines the rise and fall of a nation.\nC: The decline of morality led to the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.\nD: The Roman nation once possessed traditional virtues.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "716", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZachary: One would have to be blind to the reality of moral obligation to deny that people who believe a course of action to be morally obligatory for them have both the right and the duty to pursue that action, and that no one else has any right to stop them from doing so. Cynthia: But imagine an artist who feels morally obliged to do whatever she can to prevent works of art from being destroyed confronting a morally committed antipornography demonstrator engaged in destroying artworks he deems pornographic. According to your principle that artist has, simultaneously, both the right and the duty to stop the destruction and no right whatsoever to stop it.\n\nQuestion:\nCynthia's response to Zachary's claim is structured to demonstrate that\n\nOptions:\nA: Zachary's principle is untenable on its own terms\nB: Zachary's principle is based on an understanding of moral obligation that is too narrow to encompass the kind of moral obligation artists feel toward works of art\nC: because the term moral obligation is understood differently by different people, it is impossible to find a principle concerning moral rights and duties that applies to everyone\nD: the concept of moral obligation is incoherent\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "717", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTest content validity refers to the extent to which test items represent the range of test content.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a test content validity?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to evaluate the teaching quality of the teachers, a university has carried out a questionnaire survey among the students, which includes teaching methods, teaching attitude, teachers' dress, teaching language and so on.\nB: Wang surveyed 20 students to see if the mid-term exam was a good fit. It was found that students generally reported that the examination was difficult.\nC: In order to test whether the highly competitive college entrance examination is effective, the relevant units have conducted a follow-up investigation on the candidates who have entered the university to see whether they can adapt well to the university study.\nD: The National Unified Project Manager Qualification Examination this year added some new examination key points. The state has organized specialized personnel to evaluate the contents of the newly added examination to see whether it has truly taken into account the contents of the examination in actual work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "718", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf we can understand the reality of us and the enemy in a comprehensive way, then how many battles will not be lost. This sentence also applies to interpersonal communication, a person only know themselves first, can understand others. Anyone can only trust someone who knows him well, including himself. Imagine how a person can be trusted if he doesn't know you at all.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following options can be inferted?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by believing in yourself can you trust others\nB: If you don't know yourself, you won't be trusted by anyone\nC: He knows you well, so he deserves your trust\nD: By fully understanding yourself, you can gain the trust of many people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "719", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerceptual defense refers to an ideological method of self-protection of individuals, which makes it easier for people to observe, to meet the needs of individuals, and to meet the needs of individuals unrelated things, is to turn a blind eye, listen without asking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not perceptptical defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aspiring people should worry before everyone and have fun after everyone\nB: Readers should be less in charge of right and wrong, more research and learning\nC: The poor queen returned to the shrine, and the sun and evening talked for Liang's father\nD: The songstress who sells songs doesn't understand what the hate of the dead country is, and sings songs across the river\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "720", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe stable functioning of a society depends upon the relatively long-term stability of the goals of its citizens. This is clear from the fact that unless the majority of individuals have a predictable and enduring set of aspirations, it will be impossible for a legislature to craft laws that will augment the satisfaction of the citizenry, and it should be obvious that a society is stable only if its laws tend to increase the happiness of its citizens.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that a society is stable only if its laws tend to increase the happiness of its citizens plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is used to illustrate the general principle that the argument presupposes.\nB: It is a claim that must be refuted if the conclusion is to be established.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It helps to support the conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "721", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe big question is how do plants react like this? Humans and other higher animals integrate and respond to signals from their environment through the nervous system and brain. But plants have no nervous system and no brain, so they must do it by other means. The most likely explanation is that their responses are coordinated by a feedback system of hormones and electrical signals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely question to be expressed by the author?\n\nOptions:\nA: A specific description of how animals respond to stimuli.\nB: Animals and plants have different sensitivity to external stimuli.\nC: The study of how plants respond to external stimuli through the coordination of certain hormones and electrical signals.\nD: Scientists are deeply divided over how plants respond to stimuli.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "722", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often use microwave ovens to heat food. Some people think that heating in a microwave oven changes the molecular structure of food and produces molecules that the human body cannot recognize. These strange formulas are unacceptable to the human body, and some are toxic and may even cause cancer. Therefore, people or animals who often eat microwave food will have serious physiological changes in their bodies, resulting in serious health problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best questions the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heating in a microwave oven will not lead to more loss of nutrients than other cooking methods.\nB: The standard of the production of microwave ovens in China is consistent with international standards and EU standards.\nC: It is also common for developed countries to use microwave ovens.\nD: Microwave only heats the water molecules in food, and there is no chemical change in food.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "723", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Lin suffers from bronchitis. In order to achieve curative effect, Dr. Zhang asked Professor Lin to quit smoking immediately.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is preset by Dr. Zhang's requirements?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professor Lin smokes.\nB: Professor Lin's bronchitis is very serious.\nC: Professor Lin quit smoking before, but failed.\nD: Professor Lin smokes inferior cigarettes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "724", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlexible leadership refers to the leadership behavior that relies on the leader's non-power influence and adopts the way of non-compulsory command to produce a potential persuasion in people's minds to make them obey and identify consciously, so as to turn the will of the organization into people's conscious action.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is flexible leaders?\n\nOptions:\nA: The principal decided to increase the salary of all teachers\nB: As a model of teaching and educating people, Xiao Zhang has become the idol of all teachers\nC: The principal proposes a teacher innovation incentive plan\nD: The senior teacher, Mr. Zhang, is very convincing\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "725", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCultivating the aesthetic taste of students majoring in design is very important, so the school should offer the course of Chinese and Western Art History for them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, will weaken the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no significant difference in aesthetic taste between students who have taken the course of Chinese and Western Art History and students who have not taken this course.\nB: Whether there is aesthetic taste has less relations with whether students can design excellent works.\nC: The degree of effort of the students in the course study is directly proportional to the exquisite degree of the designed works.\nD: Not all students who have studied the course of Chinese and Western Art History can become outstanding designers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "726", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost people in the United States view neither big nor small business as particularly efficient or dynamic and regard both as providing consumers with fairly priced goods and services. However, most people consistently perceive small business as a force for good in society, whereas big business is perceived as socially responsible only in times of prosperity.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, would provide the strongest support for which one of the following hypotheses?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most people in the United States give little thought to the value of business to society.\nB: Even if people did not regard big business as providing consumers with value for their money, they would still regard it as socially responsible in times of general prosperity.\nC: Many people in the United States regard the social responsibility of big business as extending beyond providing consumers with fairly priced goods and services.\nD: If small business were regarded as being more dynamic, it, too would receive strongly favorable ratings only in times of general prosperity.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "727", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the academic exchange meeting, a foreign scholar denied the existence of the Xia dynasty on the grounds that there were no relics and no written records of the corresponding ages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most refute the foreign scholar?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once foreign archeologists denied the existence of the Shang dynasty for the same reason, but with the deepening of the study of inscriptions on bones or tortoise shells and the discovery of yin ruins, they had to rewrite the records of Chinese history.\nB: Unlike the West, which used stone as a building material as a record carrier, in ancient my country, wood was used as a building material as a record carrier. In addition, we are also subject to geological and climatic effects,which makes it more difficult to preserve relics and texts. \nC: There are a lot of records and legends about the Xia dynasty in China. In the spring and Autumn period, Qi people were regarded as descendants of Xia people at that time.\nD: The Historical Records also has accurate records about the titles of the Xia Tribe(king of the Xia dynasty) .\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "728", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe phenomenon of Blaise paradox refers to the phenomenon that adding a section of a traffic network does not reduce the traffic delay, but increases the travel time of all travelers in the whole traffic network.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to the phenomenon of Blaise paradox?\n\nOptions:\nA: After City H demolished a 6-lane expressway and built it into an 8-kilometer park, many road experts were surprised to find that the urban environment has improved and the traffic situation has not deteriorated.\nB: In order to alleviate traffic congestion, city G changed several one-way lines connected to the main roads in the city to two-way traffic. As a result, traffic accidents increased significantly and the traffic jam worsened further.\nC: City N has built another underground tunnel under the urban trunk road. Due to the traffic collection at the entrance and exit, the traffic is more congested after the completion of the tunnel than before.\nD: City W has built two two-way four lane asphalt roads connecting the East, West and South to North of the city, and the traffic in the city is no longer as congested as before.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "729", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn China, all citizens are protected by the Constitution. On the contrary, it is dangerous and weird to talk about protecting the rich in the context of resources that the poor are not fully protected. It is likely to cause public opinion rupture and harm to the relationship between the rich and the poor. In a sense, on the stage of China's market economy, the profit-seeking nature of the rich groups represented by entrepreneurs seems to be more worthy of our vigilance than the struggling survival of the poor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely meaning of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is wrong to talk about protecting the rich\nB: Protecting the interests of the poor is fundamental\nC: It is necessary to curb the phenomenon of being rich and unbenevolent\nD: The issue of rich and poor should be discussed on the premise of fairness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "730", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Arctic region is rich in oil. natural gas. Mineral and fishery resources, its oil and gas reserves account for a quarter of the world's undeveloped oil and gas resources. Global warming is causing the Arctic ice to melt at a rate of 9 percent every 10 years, and the route through the Arctic Ocean along Russia's northern coastline connecting the Atlantic and the Pacific can travel tens of thousands of kilometers from Asia to Europe than the Panama Canal. Therefore, the development and utilization of the Arctic will bring enormous benefits to mankind\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ships across the Arctic bring invasive organisms and destroy Arctic ecosystems\nB: There have been many serious conflicts in the international community over the development of the Arctic, but the countries involved have calmly shelved or dealt with them in a low-key manner\nC: Developing the Arctic would thaw permafrost, release the greenhouse gas methane and lead to more extreme weather\nD: Exploring the Arctic would accelerate snow and ice melt, raise sea levels and flood coastal lowlands\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "731", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEveryone has a moment of autonomy, which may be fleeting. But a successful person can continue this autonomy for a long time. He occasionally gives in, or even fails; but even if he retreats, he can still stick to it. The most basic belief in yourself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The loser is never autonomy\nB: A winner is not someone who has never failed\nC: Anyone who has truly failed can achieve success\nD: A successful person will never lose his autonomy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "732", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmbiguity inspires interpretation. The saying, We are the measure of all things, for instance, has been interpreted by some people to imply that humans are centrally important in the universe, while others have interpreted it to mean simply that, since all knowledge is human knowledge, humans must rely on themselves to find the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that ambiguity inspires interpretation figures in the argument in which one of the following ways?\n\nOptions:\nA: It sets out a difficulty the argument is intended to solve.\nB: It is a view that other statements in the argument are intended to support.\nC: It is an illustration of the claim that we are the measure of all things.\nD: It is compatible with either accepting or rejecting the argument's conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "733", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTemporary assistance refers to emergency and transitional assistance provided by relevant government departments when families or individuals encounter emergencies, accidental injuries, major diseases and other changes, and their basic lives are in trouble.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is temporary assistance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The 80-year-old Uncle Li has no children and lives alone. Community workers visit his home regularly, hand over the monthly pension to him, and send some daily necessities from time to time\nB: Lao Zhang suffered from ankylosing spondylitis, huge medical expenses ran out of savings, and the house under the name of the couple sold out. The family of three had to temporarily live in a small house rented for them by the street office\nC: After the earthquake, all sectors of society actively responded to the call of the municipal government and donated money and materials through various channels, and soon a large amount of materials were collected and distributed to the victims\nD: Lao Zhao lost his left leg in a car accident a few years ago. Since then, he has never been able to go out to work. The monthly minimum allowance of several hundred yuan has become the main source of income for the family\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "734", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the early Qing Dynasty, the dramatist Li Yu was seriously ill. He did not agree to see a doctor who could prescribe a doctor to cure a disease, but a doctor who had prescribed a prescription to treat people who had died. This puzzled his wife and mother. Afterwards, Li Yu said, every doctor who can cure a disease must push it when he sees a critically ill patient. There is no ability to treat critically ill patients, and doctors who have killed people are not afraid of severe death. Although they have treated the dead, they have also gained experience. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the truth of this story?\n\nOptions:\nA: Death and life are the unity of opposites. If doctors want to save people from critical conditions, they will face both the possibility of death and the possibility of living.\nB: Only a doctor who dares and is good at saving the living in death is a good doctor, even though there are times when he can not live.\nC: We can't blame people for perfection, nor can we not allow others to fail.\nD: Every doctor who can cure a disease is a quack.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "735", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe more television children watch, the less competent they are in mathematical knowledge. More than a third of children in the United States watch television for more than five hours a day; in South Korea the figure is only 7 percent. But whereas less than 15 percent of children in the United States understand advanced measurement and geometric concepts, 40 percent of South Korean children are competent in these areas. Ttherefore, if United States children are to do well in mathematics, they must watch less television.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption upon which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: A child's ability in advanced measurement and geometry increases if he or she watches less than one hour of television a day.\nB: South Korean children are more disciplined about doing schoolwork than are children in the United States.\nC: Children in the United States are less interested in advanced measurement and geometric concepts than are South Korean children.\nD: The instruction in advanced measurement and geometric concepts available to children in the United States is not substantially worse than that available to South Korean children.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "736", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn translation, literal translation focuses on the faithfulness to the original text, while free translation focuses on the smoothness of the tone of the translation. People hold their own opinions on which translation method is the most appropriate. In my opinion, the difference between literal translation and free translation should not exist at all. A faithful translation must be able to express the meaning of the original text as much as possible. Thoughts, feelings and language are consistent and change with each other. There is only one accurate statement for a meaning, another statement, Therefore, if you want to express the meaning of the original text as much as possible, you must try to maintain the sentence organization of the original text. Therefore, literal translation cannot be free translation, and free translation cannot be literal translation.\n\nQuestion:\nIn this passage, the author believes that:\n\nOptions:\nA: The translation method should be flexibly selected according to the original meaning\nB: Faithfulness to the original idea is the highest art of translation\nC: It is unnecessary to divide literal translation and free translation\nD: In translation, the influence of the translator's personal style should be minimized\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "737", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe word Skyscraper was originally a special term for the crew, meaning a tall pole or sail on a sailboat, and then it evolved into a specific term in architecture. In 1883, skyscraper first appeared in the article American Architects and Architecture News written by an American fantasy writer, and the term was born. Since then, many skyscrapers have been built, one after another, towering in the skies of major cities around the world.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following is incorrectly understood?\n\nOptions:\nA: Associations and analogies often give words new content\nB: The meaning of some words precedes the existence of the real thing\nC: The meaning of words expands with the passage of tim\nD: The crew and the writer coined the term skyscraper\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "738", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe orange-bellied prairie vole practices monogamy, which is extremely rare in the animal world. The researchers first examined the communication between the medial prefrontal cortex and nucleus accumbens in female voles (the two regions are anatomically connected, and the nucleus accumbens plays a key role in the brain's reward system). The female voles were then asked to meet with male voles, and the intensity of communication between the two brain regions was continuously measured during the meeting. They found that voles with higher levels of communication in their brain regions were more likely to quickly establish intimate relationships with their partners. As a result, they believe that the activation of the loop between the two brain regions can directly affect the production of animal love.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the views of the above researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the first sexual intercourse, the intensity of communication between the two brain regions of the orange-bellied prairie voles was directly related to the speed of hugging after sex\nB: Previous studies have found that love-related chemicals, whether dopamine or oxytocin, can more or less activate the reward system and make people fall in love with their partner.\nC: The researchers asked male and female voles to get close but not in direct contact, giving specific wavelengths of light to activate this neural pathway. The next day, female voles were more likely to be intimate with the male voles they had seen yesterday than to face strange male voles\nD: Mountain mice, which share more than 99% of the genes of orange-bellied prairie voles, still forget their partners overnight even if they are injected with enough oxytocin (love-related chemicals). Studies have found that the corresponding areas of the brain of mountain mice lack oxytocin receptors\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "739", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHeterogeneous human capital refers to the human capital with the form of increasing productivity in a particular historical stage, which is manifested as the unique abilities of the owner. These abilities mainly include: comprehensive coordination ability, judgment and decision-making ability, learning and innovation ability and ability to bear risks, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not involve heterogeneous human capital?\n\nOptions:\nA: A certain factory suffered a long-term loss. After Li became the director of the factory, he implemented drastic reforms and quickly turned the factory back into profit.\nB: Technician Chen has devoted himself to researching technology. He ingeniously combines two technologies that people think is unlikely to be integrated, which greatly reduces production costs.\nC: A packaging factory was not profitable. After the designer Wang applied to the factory, due to his novel design and fresh style, the packaging products of the factory became popular all at once.\nD: A certain factory hired an academician as a technical consultant, and a large number of venture capital companies came here, and some highly educated talents also joined one after another.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "740", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsomnia or poor sleep quality can seriously affect people's physical and mental health. The survey found that many people with poor sleep have a habit of drinking coffee before going to bed. Therefore, drinking coffee helps to improve the quality of sleep. Is the auxiliary means that treats insomnia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the strongest rebuttal to the conclusion of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: Coffee has a good sleeping effect.\nB: There is evidence that coffee has a refreshing effect, which may be the cause of their poor sleep.\nC: Coffee is a favorite drink of people.\nD: Coffee as an auxiliary treatment for insomnia can have serious side effects.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "741", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past 15 years, there have been great innovations in world technology, especially in communications, information and electronics. Undoubtedly, technological progress has improved production, and strengthening technical forces is an important factor in promoting economic growth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: The world economy has grown rapidly in the past 15 years\nB: Technological innovation can promote production development\nC: Production development has a counterproductive effect on technological progress\nD: Technological progress determines economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "742", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: F serves as a member of the three sub-committees.\nB: H serves as a member of the three sub-committees.\nC: G serves as a member of the three sub-committees.\nD: I serve on the subcommittee, there is P.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "743", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn economic expert pointed out that the key to the success of central macro-control lies in how to arrange as many employees as possible and take into account the basic stability of prices. Inflation is not the most terrible thing. It is impossible to maintain high economic growth without a certain amount of inflation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of view supported in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The central government must do a good job in job placement and price stability.\nB: Economic development will inevitably lead to inflation.\nC: Improper employment arrangement is more harmful than inflation.\nD: Macro-control is to solve the two problems of employment and prices.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "744", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReducing the death penalty does not mean that loopholes can be exploited. In fact, one of the conditions for abolishing the death penalty in any country is that the judicial justice in this country reaches a certain degree, otherwise people do not have confidence in the administration of justice, people will want to impose more death sentences, so they complement each other.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does the they in the above text refer to?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reduce the death penalty and exploit loopholes\nB: Reduce the death penalty and national judicial justice\nC: Judicial justice and people's confidence in the administration of justice\nD: Conditions for abolishing the death penalty and judicial justice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "745", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, C, D and E travel on high-speed rail and they happen to be sitting in the same row of A.B.C.D.F seats. It is known that: (1) if one of A or B sits in seat C, C sits in seat B; (2) if E sits in seat C, D sits in seat F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf D is sitting in seat B, which of the following options can be determined?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is sitting in seat A.\nB: B is sitting in seat D.\nC: C is sitting in seat C.\nD: F is sitting in seat F.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "746", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRossi: It is undemocratic for people to live under a government in which their interests are not represented. So children should have the right to vote, since sometimes the interests of children are different from those of their parents. Smith: Granted, children' s interests are not always the same as their parents' ; governmental deficits incurred by their parents' generation will later affect their own generation' s standard of living. But even if children are told about the issues affecting them, which is not generally the case, their conceptions of what can or should be done are too simple, and their time horizons are radically different from those of adults, so we cannot give them the responsibility of voting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes Rossi's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It makes an appeal to a general principle.\nB: It employs a term on two different occasions in different senses.\nC: It relies on evaluating the predictable consequences of a proposal.\nD: It substitutes description for giving a rationale for a policy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "747", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA crime research report revealed that 60% of serious criminal cases in a city in the past three years were committed by 350 habitual criminals on record. The report also reveals that more than half of the perpetrators of serious criminal cases are also drug addicts.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above assertions are true, which of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: There may be no drug addicts among the 350 habitual criminals.\nB: Among the 350 habitual criminals, there must be drug addicts.\nC: Most of the 350 habitual criminals are drug addicts.\nD: Most of the drug addicts are among 350 habitual criminals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "748", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAluminum alloys have widely replaced steel in military equipment because they provide the same protection and are lighter. But an armored vehicle made of aluminum alloy costs twice as much as a armored vehicle made of steel. Therefore, from a financial point of view, it is not advisable to replace the armored vehicles made of steel with armored vehicles made of aluminum alloy with the same protective performance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can raise greater doubts about the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The operating cost of the armored vehicles made of aluminum alloy is 1/3 of that of the armored vehicles made of steel with the same performance.\nB: After the introduction of the armored vehicles made of aluminum alloy, the army must retain maintenance personnel and buy new tools and parts.\nC: The maintenance cost of the armored vehicles made of steel is the lowest among all kinds of armored vehicles currently used by the army.\nD: The price of aluminum alloy is expected to remain stable, while the price of steel is likely to fall.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "749", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYang: Yeast has long been known to be a leaven, that is, a substance used in baking to make breads rise. Since biblical evidence ties the use of leavens to events dating back to 1200 B. C. , we can infer that yeast was already known to be a leaven at that time. Campisi: I find your inference unconvincing; several leavens other than yeast could have been known in 1200 B. C.\n\nQuestion:\nCampisi counters Yang's argument by\n\nOptions:\nA: questioning the truth of a presumption underlying Yang's argument\nB: suggesting that an alternative set of evidence better supports Yang's conclusion\nC: calling into question the truth of the evidence presented in Yang's argument\nD: pointing out that the premises of Yang's argument more strongly support a contrary conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "750", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhu Hong: red squirrels make holes in the bark of sugar pines to absorb sap. Since the sap of sugar pine is mainly composed of water and a small amount of sugar, it is roughly certain that red squirrels are looking for water or sugar. Water is easily available in other ways where pine trees grow. Therefore, red pine trees are not trying to dig holes because they are looking for water, they may be looking for sugar. Lina: it must not be looking for sugar but something else, because the concentration of sugar in sugar pine sap is so low that red squirrels have to drink a lot of sap to get a little sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, the most serious one shakes Lin Na's rebuttal to Zhu Hong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once a red squirrel makes a hole in the trunk of a sugar pine to absorb sap, another red squirrel will do the same\nB: Red squirrels rarely make holes in other trees where the concentration of sugar in the sap is lower than that of sugar pine\nC: Red squirrels do not absorb the sap until most of the water in the sap that seeps from the hole in the tree evaporates\nD: In the season when sap can be obtained from sugar pines, the weather is cold enough to stop the sap from seeping out of the tree\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "751", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called area source pollution refers to the dissolved or solid pollutants flowing into the receiving water body (including rivers, lakes, reservoirs and bays) through the runoff process from non-specific places under the scouring action of precipitation (or snow melting), and causing water eutrophication or other forms of pollution. It is a type of water environment pollution relative to point source pollution.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following cases belongs to area source pollution:\n\nOptions:\nA: Seawater pollution caused by nuclear leakage in a nuclear power plant due to earthquake\nB: Acid rain has caused soil pollution and a large reduction in crop production\nC: The garbage scattered everywhere in the countryside pollutes the water body through the precipitation process\nD: The industrial sewage from the paper mill is discharged into the lake through the sewage pipe without treatment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "752", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to high mortality in area hospitals, surgery was restricted to emergency procedures during a five-week period. Mortality in these hospitals was found to have fallen by nearly one-third during the period. The number of deaths rose again when elective surgery (surgery that can be postponed) was resumed. It can be concluded that, before the five-week period, the risks of elective surgery had been incurred unnecessarily often in the area.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the conclusion above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The physicians planning elective surgery performed before the five-week period had fully informed the patients who would undergo it of the possible risks of the procedures.\nB: Even if a surgical procedure is successful, the patient can die of a hospital-contracted infection with a bacterium that is resistant to antibiotic treatment.\nC: The conditions for which elective surgery was performed would in the long run have been life-threatening, and surgery for them would have become riskier with time.\nD: Elective surgery is, in general, less risky than is emergency surgery because the conditions requiring or indicating surgery are often less severe.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "753", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe last two sentences of Li Bai's Singing on the river said: Fame and wealth exist for a long time, and the Han Water should also flow to the northwest. The Han Water, also known as the Han River, originated in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, flowing southeast through Xiangyang, Hubei Province, to Hankou and into the Yangtze River.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following options is most in line with Li Bai's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fame and wealth can exist for a long time, but the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nB: If fame and wealth not exist for a long time, the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nC: Fame and wealth cannot always be there.\nD: If the Han River can flow to the northwest, then fame and wealth will always be there.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "754", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll leading cadres who truly care about the interests of the common people will be respected by everyone; and leading cadres who truly care about the interests of the common people pay special attention to how to solve livelihood problems such as housing, medical treatment, education and pensions. Therefore, those leading cadres who do not pay attention to how to solve the problems of people's livelihood will not be respected by everyone.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to ensure that the above argument is established, which of the following items must be added as a premise?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the advent of an aging society, the problems of seeing a doctor and supporting the elderly are becoming more and more prominent\nB: All leading cadres who attach importance to how to solve the problems of people's livelihood will be respected by everyone\nC: People's livelihood issues such as housing, medical treatment, education and pension are the most prominent issues concerning the interests of the common people\nD: All leading cadres who are respected by everyone are leading cadres who truly care about the interests of the common people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "755", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeacher Wu, Teacher Zhang, Teacher Sun, and Teacher Su are all teachers in a certain school, and each only teaches one course in Chinese, biology, physics, and chemistry. Known: \u2460If Mr. Wu teaches Chinese, then Mr. Zhang does not teach students \u2461Or Mr. Sun teaches Chinese, or Mr. Wu teaches Chinese \u2462If Mr. Zhang does not teach biology, then Mrs. Su also does not teach physics \u2463Or Mrs. Wu does not teach chemistry, Or Mr. Su teaches physics\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can be deduced that Teacher Sun teaches Chinese?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teacher Wu teaches Chinese\nB: Teacher Zhang does not teach biology\nC: Teacher Wu teaches chemistry\nD: Teacher Su does not teach physics\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "756", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSales manager: The highest priority should be given to the needs of the sales department, because without successful sales the company as a whole would fail. Shipping manager: There are several departments other than sales that also must function successfully for the company to succeed. It is impossible to give the highest priority to all of them.\n\nQuestion:\nThe shipping manager criticizes the sales manager's argument by pointing out\n\nOptions:\nA: that departments other than sales are more vital to the company's success\nB: that the sales department taken by itself is not critical to the company's success as a whole\nC: an absurd consequence of its apparent assumption that a department's necessity earns it the highest priority\nD: that the sales manager makes a generalization from an atypical case\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "757", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA popular view is that people can predict earthquakes by the abnormal behavior of animals. In fact, this view is based on subjective analogy and does not necessarily reveal objective connections. A dog's abnormal behavior before the earthquake will naturally impress his owner: but in fact, dogs have abnormal behavior at any moment in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the least important?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are the abnormal behaviors of two different types of animals similar before the earthquake?\nB: Have the abnormal behaviors of animals considered as precursors of earthquakes also occurred in peacetime?\nC: What is the proportion of animals with abnormal behavior in the whole animal before the earthquake?\nD: What is the proportion of animals with abnormal behavior before the earthquake that are not noticed?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "758", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt should be noted that a few people rely on consciousness and most people rely on policy. If various social problems are attributed to the lack of conscience, there is a suspicion of logic inversion and cognitive dislocation. Many problems are the lack of law leading to the lack of morality, not the opposite. If the supervision and punishment mechanism can be strictly implemented, the poisoning impulse of food producers can be effectively restrained: if the system is sound, good people will bleed and no longer cry, The innate conscience hidden in the hearts of the people can be transformed into practical acts of bravery.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: If conscience cannot be turned into action, it shows that the system still needs to be improved\nB: Only when the system is sound can we not lose our conscience\nC: As long as we keep our conscience, there will be no social problems\nD: Only with a sound system can there be no social problems\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "759", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the pilots who joined the state-run airlines more than a decade ago, those who later transferred to private airlines now usually earn more than one million yuan a year, while those who remain in state-run airlines generally earn no more than 600000 yuan a year. These figures show that pilots at state-run airlines are underpaid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis required by the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The vast majority of pilots transferred to private airlines think that the pay of state-owned airlines is too low.\nB: Pilots who are transferred to private airlines are generally more senior and more capable of working.\nC: If the pilots who still stay in the state-run airlines also choose to go to private airlines, their annual salary will be more than 1 million yuan.\nD: The annual mileage flown by pilots of private airlines and pilots of state-run airlines is roughly the same.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "760", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFragments of charred antelope bone have recently been found at a million-year-old settlement of Homo erectus, an early human species. This discovery demonstrates that humans were making controlled use of fire to cook meat at a very early stage of their development.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above makes which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The diet of Homo erectus consisted in large part of antelope meat.\nB: Homo erectus could not have eaten antelope meat unless the meat had been cooked.\nC: The antelope bones were charred in a fire controlled by humans.\nD: Early human settlements can be identified by the presence of charred antelope bones.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "761", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwenty years ago, Balzania put in place regulations requiring operators of surface mines to pay for the reclamation of mined-out land. Since then, reclamation technology has not improved. Yet, the average reclamation cost for a surface coal mine being reclaimed today is only four dollars per ton of coal that the mine produced, less than half what it cost to reclaim surface mines in the years immediately after the regulations took effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to account for the drop in reclamation costs described?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even after Balzania began requiring surface mine operators to pay reclamation costs, coal mines in Balzania continued to be less expensive to operate than coal mines in almost any other country.\nB: In the twenty years since the regulations took effect, the use of coal as a fuel has declined from the level it was at in the previous twenty years.\nC: Even after Balzania began requiring surface mine operators to pay reclamation costs, surface mines continued to produce coal at a lower total cost than underground mines.\nD: Mine operators have generally ceased surface mining in the mountainous areas of Balzania because reclamation costs per ton of coal produced are particularly high for mines in such areas.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "762", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReverse service is the service that enterprises provide to customers to realize the use value of products (services) after products (services) are sold.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not a reverse service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A telecom operator launched a preferential activity of topping up the telephone bill and you may get mobile phones.\nB: An air-conditioning manufacturer provides customers with lifelong free door-to-door maintenance services.\nC: An online store launched after-sales goods, which can be returned and exchanged for free within 7 days.\nD: An automobile 4S store provides customers with used car valuation and transfer services.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "763", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be used as a complete and accurate list of students going to the England?\n\nOptions:\nA: G, H, M, W\nB: G, L, Z\nC: H, M, Z\nD: M, U, W\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "764", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the naval battle between Britain and Denmark in Copenhagen, British Navy Colonel Nelson was in danger and received a signal to retreat. When the captain asked him what to do, he raised the telescope to one of his blind eyes and said, I don't see that signal. So he bravely continued to command the battle, and the result was victory, and Denmark was forced to call a truce.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nelson made his own decisions, but he won\nB: Nelson decides whether or not to carry out orders according to his own situation\nC: Nelson went to war regardless of all danger\nD: Nayunson found a reason for not carrying out the order\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "765", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers used X-rays to take images of rhesus monkeys making various sounds as they ate, yawned and yelled at each other. The results show that macaques can easily make many different sounds, including the five most basic vowels in the English alphabet. The researchers speculate that rhesus monkeys cannot speak thousands of words and complete sentences because their brains are different from those of humans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above researchers' conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: The characteristics of the vocal cords of rhesus monkeys and apes are the reason why they are unable to reproduce human speech\nB: After human training, African gray parrots can speak more than 800 words\nC: The rich language expression ability of human beings mainly comes from the unique highly developed language functional areas of the brain\nD: Using a computer to simulate macaques to speak complete sentences, each word is relatively clear and not difficult to understand\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "766", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSewage treatment consumes a lot of electricity. Researchers at a university in the United States recently developed a new microbial battery technology that increases the efficiency of sewage to produce electricity by 10 to 50 times. Using this technology, sewage treatment plants can not only achieve self-sufficiency in electricity, but also sell the surplus electricity. It can be expected that once this technology is put into commercial operation, the attitude of enterprises towards sewage treatment will become proactive, so as to reduce the environmental pollution caused by sewage discharge.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is most relevant to the assessment of the above judgment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Will the cost of technology transfer and equipment for sewage treatment in this way be very high?\nB: Can this technology effectively treat heavy metals in chemical plant sewage?\nC: Will this kind of sewage treatment cause air pollution due to the release of methane?\nD: Will the environmental protection department strengthen the supervision of enterprise pollution discharge?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "767", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the music curriculum in primary and secondary schools in China has not received enough attention in many areas, and the content of teaching materials can not keep pace with the times. Some music teachers only pay attention to skill training and ignore the main purpose of music education. The first thing should be Building Morality and determination. Before teaching students a music work, teachers should first understand the moral thought expressed in it, Then we should carry out positive education on students' body and mind in various forms. As music teachers, we should take this as our own responsibility to make children really love music and plant a healthy seed of truth, goodness and beauty in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to emphasize that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Music education should pay attention to the moral education of works\nB: Teachers should take cultivating children's truth, goodness and beauty as their own responsibility\nC: Music education emphasizes morality and determination\nD: The content and theme of music education need to be changed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "768", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmployee green behavior refers to a series of behaviors shown by employees in an organization aimed at protecting the ecological environment and reducing the negative impact of personal activities on the natural environment. These behaviors are an important supplement to the formal green management plan of the organization, can improve the efficiency of the green management measures of the organization, and are ultimately conducive to the sustainable development of the environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to employee green behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: The department manager often uses waste paper to print some informal documents.\nB: The employees of the company consciously abide by the company's regulations on the classification of garbage.\nC: A female employee in the office would rather endure the high temperature than turn on the air-conditioner, which she thinks is healthier.\nD: The cleaners of the company often collect the waste plastic bottles in the dustbin and take them home after work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "769", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn terms of today's Chinese reality, enlightenment is undoubtedly an urgent task. In terms of Chinese history, it is a historical task interrupted without completion. Although the enlightenment spirit of the May 4th New Culture Movement has been forgotten and forgotten for a long time, it does not prove that China does not need enlightenment. All kinds of setbacks in modern times remind us that in the process of modernization. The task of enlightenment is insurmountable, because nothing can surpass the goal of human liberation. As long as this goal has not been achieved, history must make up lessons.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following questions does the above paragraph mainly answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: The position of enlightenment in Chinese history\nB: The relationship between enlightenment and modernization\nC: The task of Enlightenment\nD: Whether China need enlightenment nowadays\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "770", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferent from water and air pollution, the concealment of soil pollution is strong. The soil remediation technology that can be used in developed countries may not be applicable in our country. At present, soil in situ remediation technology based on extracellular respiration of microorganisms has become a new force in soil bioremediation technology in South China. Compared with physical and chemical repair, this repair method has the characteristics of high efficiency, low cost, non-destructive, wide application and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the basis of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The soil of developed countries is very different from that of China, and it is not suitable for soil in situ remediation technology.\nB: Soil in situ remediation technology is superior to physical and chemical remediation.\nC: The soil in remediation technology is developed on the basis of the characteristic soil conditions in South China.\nD: Physical and chemical remediation is mainly used in soil remediation in developed countries.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "771", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExecutives at the Fizzles Beverage Company plan to boost profits in Country X on their range of fruit-flavored drinks by introducing new flavors based on tropical fruits that are little known there. The executives reason that since the fruit drinks of other companies have none of these flavors, Fizzles will not have to compete for customers and thus will be able to sell the drinks at a higher price.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, presents the most serious potential weakness of the plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new fruit drinks would be priced significantly higher than other Fizzles fruit drinks with more conventional flavors.\nB: Few consumers who are loyal to a specific brand of fruit-flavored drinks would willingly switch to another brand that costs more.\nC: To build widespread demand for the new flavors, Fizzles would have to launch an advertising campaign to familiarize consumers with them.\nD: Consumers choosing among fruit-flavored drinks of different brands generally buy on the basis of name recognition and price rather than the specific fruit flavor.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "772", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStructural unemployment refers to the unemployment caused by changes in economic structure, system and growth mode, which makes the supply structure of labor force inconsistent with the demand structure in terms of skills, experience, types of work, knowledge, age, gender, subjective will and region.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not structural unemployment?\n\nOptions:\nA: The products of an electronics factory were forced to switch to production due to long-term unsalable sales, and Xiao Zhang, an employee, had another way of living because he did not have a suitable position\nB: Little Wang, a farmer, took advantage of his leisure time to enter the city to work, but he couldn't find a job for a while\nC: Xiao Zhao graduated from university last year and wanted to stay and work in a big city, but he couldn't make a difference, and in desperation, he continued to study and prepare to apply for a master's degree\nD: Xiao Li has worked in a company for two years and feels that there is no room for further development. He quit his job this year and intends to find another job\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "773", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReferring to the photos of the US military abusing prisoners, someone said: if you don't want to be caught on the spot doing something stupid, you don't do anything stupid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings has a different meaning from the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you do something stupid, you should be prepared to be caught on the spot when you do something stupid.\nB: Only if you don't do something stupid on the spot can you avoid being caught doing something stupid.\nC: Or get caught on the spot when you do something stupid, or don't do something stupid.\nD: If you are caught doing something stupid on the spot, you will admit your bad luck.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "774", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1993, sandstorms have frequently occurred in Inner Mongolia, causing great economic losses. Some people think that sandstorm is caused by grassland degradation and desertification due to climate drought. It is a natural disaster, so it is inevitable.\n\nQuestion:\nIf true, which of the following would challenge the above statement, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the 1950s, the grass on the Xilingol grassland in Inner Mongolia was as high as horses' bellies. Now the grass is too thick for mice.\nB: Opposite the degraded grasslands of Hulunbuir and Xilingol in Inner Mongolia, the grasslands of Mongolia are about one meter tall.\nC: Along the nearly uninhabited 10km-wide border between China and Mongolia, grass remains as tall as it was in the 1950s.\nD: The increase in sandstorms is mainly caused by human factors such as overgrazing and predatory management of grasslands.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "775", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaleontologists have discovered fossils of centipedes that are 414 million years old. These fossils are at least 20 million years older than the earliest land-dwelling animals previously identified. The paleontologists are confident that these centipedes lived on land, even though the fossilized centipedes were discovered in rock that also contained fossilized remains of animals known to be water-dwelling.\n\nQuestion:\nThe paleontologists' view would be LEAST supported by the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fossils of spiders with respiratory systems adapted only to breathing air were found in the same rock as the centipede fossils.\nB: The legs of the fossilized centipedes were particularly suited to being a means of locomotion on land.\nC: Fossils of the earliest land-dwelling animals that had previously been identified were found in rock that did not contain fossilized remains of water-dwelling animals.\nD: All of the centipedes that had previously been discovered were land dwellers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "776", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: One traditional childrearing practice in the nineteenth century was to make a child who misbehaved sit alone outside. Anyone passing by would conclude that the child had misbehaved. Nowadays, many child psychologists would disapprove of this practice because they believe that such practices damage the child' s self-esteem and that damage to children' s self-esteem makes them less confident as adults. However, no one disagrees that adults raised under that traditional practice were, on average, as confident as adults not so raised.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be properly inferred from the historian's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the traditional childrearing practice, passersby did not always make correct inferences about children's behavior by observing them outdoors.\nB: The beliefs of many present-day child psychologists about the consequences of loss of self-esteem are incorrect.\nC: The most confident adults are those who developed the highest level of self-esteem in childhood.\nD: If children's loss of self-esteem makes them less confident as adults, then the traditional childrearing practice in question did not tend to cause significant loss of self-esteem.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "777", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMo Yan, a Chinese writer, won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his works such asBreast fat buttocks and frogs. He combined magical realism with folktales, history with contemporary society. After winning the award, his collection of works was snapped up in many domestic cities and became the best-selling book recently, and then began to go out of China and to the world, and was deeply sought after by foreign readers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Nobel Prize for Literature is the criterion for judging literary works\nB: Readers at home and abroad attach great importance to the evaluation results of the Nobel Prize\nC: More and more readers like the literary theme of magical realism\nD: More and more foreign writers are interested in Chinese culture\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "778", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurrently, warm-blooded pets are allowed to enter the country only if they have a certificate showing that they have been vaccinated against rabies. This policy is flawed because vaccinations sometimes fail to take effect. If the vaccination is successful, the animal has a high level of rabies antibodies in its blood. Ttherefore, a more effective means of preventing pets with rabies from entering the country would be to administer blood tests and refuse entry to any pets whose blood did not contain a high level of rabies antibodies.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most substantially weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under existing policies, some species of animals are quarantined and observed for symptoms of rabies before a decision is made to allow them into the country.\nB: The proposed policy would be ineffective in preventing wild animals infected with rabies from entering the country.\nC: A significantly larger percentage of rabies vaccinations than of vaccinations against other animal diseases fail to produce immunity.\nD: There is no way to distinguish between high antibody levels caused by active infection and high levels caused by successful immunization.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "779", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommodity price difference: refers to the price difference of the same commodity due to different circulation links, quality, purchase and sales areas and seasons.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the following definition, which of the following options does not belong to the commodity price difference?\n\nOptions:\nA: The same mobile phone is more expensive in Changsha than in Yueyang.\nB: The cabbage in the morning market costs one dollar a catty, but in the afternoon you can buy it for 80 cents.\nC: The prices of Haier TVs and TCL TVs are different.\nD: Rice from Northeast China is cheaper in Northeast than in Hunan.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "780", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRegional Economic Cooperation: refers to the economic alliance and cooperation between countries or regions with similar regions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to regional economic cooperation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The United Nations\nB: Fuzhou Mawei Economic Development Zone\nC: World Trade Organization\nD: APEC\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "781", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 400-meter race, Luo, Fang, Xu, Lu, Tian and Shi were divided into a group. They are standing on track 1 to 6 from the inside out. With regard to their location, it is known that: (1) the track of Tian and Shi is adjacent; (2) the number of Lu's track is smaller than that of Luo; (3) there are two tracks between Tian and Luo; (4) the track number of Fang is smaller than Lu, and there are two tracks in the middle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options may be the location of Tian?\n\nOptions:\nA: On track 3.\nB: On track 4.\nC: On track 5.\nD: On track 6.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "782", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the more scientific and technological achievements that can directly produce economic benefits, the more incentives should be provided by the beneficiary economic organizations; the more they can produce huge social benefits and long-term, public-spirited scientific and technological achievements, the more incentives should be provided by the government. This principle is in line with the actual situation of many countries in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The incentive should be borne by the appropriate subject\nB: Incentives should choose appropriate objects\nC: The government should provide more incentives for scientific and technological achievements\nD: Many countries in the world attach great importance to the encouragement and support for scientific research\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "783", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRadiation adaptation refers to the phenomenon of biologically related organisms that have completely different adaptations in form and living habits due to living in different environments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to radiation adaptation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The aquatic plants lotus, are closed with myriophyllum and ceratophyllum in the view of plant relative theory. But because they are all affected by the water environment, they all have similar characteristics such as developed aeration tissue and weak root.\nB: The flying albatross has a wingspan of more than 3.4 meters. The ostrich, which is good at running on the sand, has a huge body, with weakened wings and strong legs, and its feet have almost degenerated into hoofs suitable for running.\nC: The black and white stripes on the whole body of the zebra except for the abdomen, have the effect of preventing the bite of the stinging flies, because the stinging flies like to bite some single-colored animals and can spread a sleep disease.\nD: Thunderbirds living in the frigid zone, in the snowy winter, their body color is pure white, and in summer, their body grows tan feathers, which are similar to the mottled color of the summer tundra, thereby protecting themselves.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "784", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to reverse the prejudice of emphasizing the accumulation of fixed assets and neglecting the accumulation of liquidity, we must maintain a reasonable ratio of investment in fixed assets to investment in liquidity. According to experience, it is more appropriate for working capital investment to account for 30% of the total investment. According to the relevant documents, when arranging new enterprises or expanding old enterprises, a certain amount of working capital investment should be arranged to avoid the lack of working capital to form production capacity after the completion of the project.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is necessary to control the expansion of investment in fixed assets and increase investment in working capital\nB: A reasonable proportion of investment in fixed assets and working capital must be maintained\nC: A certain amount of working capital investment should be arranged in the future\nD: In order to increase investment in liquidity, we must first reverse the prejudice of belittling the accumulation of liquidity\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "785", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the rapid development of science and technology has not only provided inspiration for science fiction creation, but also provided rich materials for science fiction creation. The theme of science fiction revolves around the fantasy of science and technology, revealing the social problems brought by the development of science and technology and its enlightenment to human beings. Therefore, the vigorous development of science fiction is the result of the development of science and technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Science fiction accompanied by the industrial revolution in the West has experienced three historical periods: start-up, maturity and prosperity.\nB: The development of science and technology expands the imagination space of science fiction, and science fiction provides a humanistic perspective for the development of science and technology.\nC: Science and technology is only the background element of science fiction, which essentially tells a complete story.\nD: Science fiction shows human aspirations and ultimately promotes the development of science and technology to make those dreams come true.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "786", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies suggest that, for the vast majority of people who have normal blood pressure, any amount of sodium greater than that required by the body is simply excreted and does not significantly raise blood pressure. So only persons who have high blood pressure and whose bodies are incapable of safely processing excess sodium need to restrict their sodium intake.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every human being has a physiological need for at least some sodium.\nB: Any sodium not used by the body will increase blood pressure unless it is excreted.\nC: Excess sodium intake over time often destroys the body's ability to process excess sodium.\nD: High blood pressure is more harmful than was previously believed.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "787", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe realization of great dreams has never proceeded smoothly. It is bound to be difficult to forge ahead in coping with challenges and resolving risks. Only by enhancing the sense of anxiety and deeply understanding that the problems after development are not less than when there is no development, and the reform of entering the deep water area is no easier than the beginning of the initial reform, can we calmly deal with a series of complex contradictions and problems to ensure the smooth realization of great dreams.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as we meet challenges, we can ensure the smooth realization of great dreams.\nB: After development, there will be many more problems than when there is no development, and the reform of entering the deep water area is much more difficult than the beginning of the initial reform.\nC: Only in the smooth progress, is it necessary to enhance the sense of anxiety.\nD: If you can't increase your sense of anxiety, you can't calmly deal with a series of complex contradictions and problems.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "788", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive business backbones in a unit, Zhang, Wang, Zhao, Ding and Li, participated in a skill test. Their test results showed that Zhao did not have Li Gao, Zhang did not have Wang Gao, Ding was no lower than Li, and Wang was not as high as Zhao.\n\nQuestion:\nWho scored the highest in the test of the five people?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ding\nB: king\nC: Zhao\nD: Zhang\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "789", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the face of heavy traffic every day, we always feel that it is disorderly. Once you see the sun, you will find that there is still group cooperation under this chaos: every car has its own goal and every driver tries to avoid traffic accidents, which is an individual behavior; when driving on the road, the car is connected from end to end, the distance is narrow but does not collide, accelerate when the distance increases, slow down when the distance is small, this is group cooperation. If you refuse to cooperate, the road will become a heap of scrap copper and scrap iron. Interestingly, this is not mainly the result of traffic police directing traffic, but the unintentional result of each driver pursuing his or her own goal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Individual behavior is the basis of group cooperation.\nB: There is no contradiction between individual behavior and group cooperation.\nC: Group cooperation is the result that individuals naturally embody when they achieve their goals.\nD: Group cooperation is a very important factor in human social life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "790", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSincerity is always like a mirror. When you sincerely face the public, the public will certainly read your sincerity. Even if you have mistakes and mistakes you don't find, it may be an intellectual problem, or the existing behavior mode and intellectual structure can't be avoided, and the public will forgive you.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main idea of this sentence is that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether right or wrong, we should sincerely face the public\nB: The public can read your sincerity\nC: Face the public sincerely and the public will forgive your mistakes\nD: Sincerity is a mirror\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "791", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen species are extensively hunted, individuals that reach reproductive maturity early make up a larger proportion of the population, because they have a better chance of reproducing. When species face diminished food resources, on the other hand, individuals tend to take longer to reach reproductive maturity. These considerations may help settle whether the primary cause of the gradual disappearance of North America' s mastodons, prehistoric animals related to elephants, was diminished food resources or human hunting, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: from the location of certain hunting weapons in juxtaposition with mastodon remains, it is possible to determine whether those weapons were used to hunt mastodons\nB: it is possible to determine whether the earliest human dwellings constructed from mastodon tusks and bones come from an earlier period than the earliest hunting weapons unambiguously associated with mastodon remains\nC: from the remains of mastodons already discovered, it can be accurately estimated when mastodons became extinct\nD: the average age at which mastodons reached reproductive maturity can be established from mastodon tusks, of which there are many fossils dating from different periods\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "792", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative enforcement refers to the failure of other organizations of citizen legal persons to perform their obligations under the law, or the obligations stipulated in administrative decisions made by administrative organs in accordance with the law.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not an administrative enforcement action?\n\nOptions:\nA: A tax authority closes the shops of merchants and shops that have long defaulted on their taxes and fees. Mandatory tax payments\nB: A municipal people's court auctions the private property of an individual to ensure the execution of the relevant legal instruments\nC: The State Commission for Accreditation and Supervision has officially announced a new mandatory product certification system and enforced it\nD: A court confiscated the police car of the same person's urban public security bureau and demanded compensation from the winning party in accordance with legal instruments\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "793", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychological science education is a systematic project, which requires the cooperation of all aspects. A certain district has carried out various kinds of special psychological science education activities. Sub-districts and communities are the main positions of psychological science education, and all sub-districts also list this work as the focus of community education. The District Party Committee Organization Department, District Human Resources and Social Security Department, District Education Department, District Women's Federation and other related units carried out targeted psychological science education based on actual conditions, which played a positive role in stabilizing the workforce.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat is the most suitable text title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large number of psychological science activities have been carried out in a district.\nB: Jointly promote psychological science education and form a good working atmosphere.\nC: Psychological science education is the focus of community education.\nD: All units have carried out targeted psychological science education.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "794", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven recruits in a university: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one is a signal soldier, three are engineers, and the other three are transport soldiers. The conditions for the distribution of arms for recruits are as follows: H and Y must be assigned to the same arms. F and G cannot be assigned to the same arms. If X is assigned as a transport soldier, W is assigned as an engineer. F was assigned to be an engineer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following listed recruits cannot be assigned as transporters together?\n\nOptions:\nA: G and I\nB: G and X\nC: G and Y\nD: H and W\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "795", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of the popularity of e-books, customers have changed their consumption habits and many bookstores have difficulties in operating. But bookstores can also make money by selling books, because bookstores are not only a place to sell books, but also provide face-to-face communication. Only face-to-face communication is the real communication and can constantly improve human feelings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not match the meaning of the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The emergence of e-books makes it difficult for bookstores to operate.\nB: People can communicate face to face in the bookstore.\nC: There is still a need for bookstores to continue to exist.\nD: In addition to selling books, the bookstore is also engaged in other business.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "796", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt Flordyce University any student who wants to participate in a certain archaeological dig is eligible to do so but only if the student has taken at least one archaeology course and has shown an interest in the field. Many students who have shown an interest in archaeology never take even one archaeology course. Ttherefore, many students who want to participate in the dig will be ineligible to do so.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed reasoning of which one of the following arguments is most similar to that of the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: For a horse that is well schooled to be ideal for beginning riders that horse must also be surefooted and gentle. Many horses that are surefooted are not gentle. Ttherefore many well-schooled horses are not ideal for beginning riders.\nB: An expensive new building will prove to be a good investment only if it is aesthetically pleasing or provides lots of office space. However, since many expensive new buildings are not aesthetically pleasing, few expensive new buildings will prove to be good investments.\nC: If an author's first novel has a romantic setting and a suspenseful plot, it will become a bestseller. Since many authors' first novels have neither, not many first novels become bestsellers.\nD: Any automobile that is more than a few years old is eventually sure to need repairs if it is not regularly maintained. Many automobiles are more than a few years old, but still do not need repairs. Ttherefore, many automobiles are regularly maintained.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "797", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPredictive intervention means that people are influenced by predicted information to take a certain behavior, resulting in a multi-possible outcome that actually develops in the direction indicated by the prediction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a predictive intervention?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a financial interview column, an expert predicted that H stock would rise sharply. As a result, many viewers who watched the program rushed to buy the stock, which led to the stock's daily limit\nB: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nC: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nD: Before the general election in country A, the hostile country B media hyped it up, believing that the M party's presidential candidate would be elected. As a result, many voters in country A turned to support the N party's presidential candidate\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "798", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrank: The Internet has allowed everyone to obtain a vast amount of information on every topic imaginable. Jerry: That is not true. Much of the information available online is false.\n\nQuestion:\nJerry's response shows that he interprets Frank's statement to imply that\n\nOptions:\nA: other sources are more reliable than the Internet\nB: everyone has an equal opportunity to obtain information on the Internet\nC: the majority of people do not use the Internet\nD: all the information available on the Internet is true\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "799", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe evaluation of a scientific work can not be simply reduced to the size of a number, and no number can replace peer review and the specific analysis and historical test of the scientific significance of the work; A good evaluation index can provide more accurate information and make the corresponding evaluation more objective and fair.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to emphasize the evaluation of scientific work:\n\nOptions:\nA: Should be the unity of subjective evaluation and objective evaluation\nB: The key is to establish a scientific evaluation index system\nC: Numerical conclusions should not be used as the main reference\nD: Need to consider a variety of factors in order to achieve justice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "800", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon service invention refers to the invention and creation completed by the inventor with his own time, capital, equipment and other material or technical conditions. The patent application right for non service invention belongs to the inventor or designer.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to non service inventions\n\nOptions:\nA: Fashion designer Hai Yan was inspired when she read that the road is made up of white clouds, spring is long as clear stream and designed the spring clothes of clear stream series, which has become the star product of the company\nB: Lao Zhang is a botanist. After retirement from the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, he retired to the field and explored the advanced technology of planting Ganoderma lucidum in the greenhouse\nC: Architect Xiao Wang is an archaeology enthusiast. When he met his friends during the holiday, he accidentally found the ruins of the ancient city wall of the Ming Dynasty\nD: Chemist Mark was interested in studying wild fungi. In his spare time, he found a valuable strain in the mountains and named it Mark mushroom\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "801", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe only way that bookstores can profitably sell books at below-market prices is to get the books at a discount from publishers. Unless bookstores generate a high sales volume, however, they cannot get discounts from publishers. To generate such volume, bookstores must either cater to mass tastes or have exclusive access to a large specialized market, such as medical textbooks, or both.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be properly inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a bookstore receives discounts from publishers, it will profitably sell books at below-market prices.\nB: A bookstore that caters to mass tastes or has exclusive access to a large specialized market will have a high sales volume.\nC: A bookstore that not only caters to mass tastes but also has exclusive access to a large specialized market cannot profitably sell books at below-market prices.\nD: A bookstore that profitably sells books at below-market prices gets discounts from publishers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "802", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principal of School X has proposed a plan that would add an hour-long study period to the end of the school day. She claims that the extension would improve the school's average score on the math section of the state assessment by allowing students more time to complete math homework that they wouldn't otherwise have time to complete.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, would most weaken the argument presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Music department faculty members at School X strongly oppose the plan because they feel any time added to the school day should be used to bolster the music curriculum.\nB: The core components of School X's math curriculum are not aligned with the topics tested on the state math assessment.\nC: Parents of students from School X have expressed concern that the proposed schedule change would interfere with students' extracurricular activities.\nD: Administrators from neighboring School Y recently implemented a school day extension and have seen no significant improvement in student test scores on the state assessment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "803", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have found that sprinkling salt to remove ice on roads in winter can turn frogs that are supposed to be female into males because the sodium in these road salts can affect frog receptor cells and change the sex of would-be female frogs. Some experts believe that this will lead to a decline in the number of frogs in the relevant areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large amount of road salt flowing into the pond may cause harm to other aquatic life and damage the food chain of frogs\nB: If a species is predominantly female, the number of individuals in that species may be affected\nC: Raise frogs in multiple pools with different salt content. As the salt content in the pool increases, the number of female frogs continues to decrease\nD: The ratio of male to female affects the size of an animal population, and the number of females is very important for the reproduction of the species\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "804", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWind farms, which generate electricity using arrays of thousands of wind-powered turbines, require vast expanses of open land. County X and County Y have similar terrain, but the population density of County X is significantly higher than that of County Y. Ttherefore, a wind farm proposed for one of the two counties should be built in County Y rather than in County X.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the planner's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the electricity generated by wind farms in County Y would be purchased by users outside the county.\nB: Wind farms require more land per unit of electricity generated than does any other type of electrical-generation facility.\nC: Nearly all of County X's population is concentrated in a small part of the county, while County Y's population is spread evenly throughout the country.\nD: County X and County Y are adjacent to each other, and both are located in the windiest area of the state.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "805", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are some extreme examples, in any era, in any system, but in terms of People's Daily lives, how they treat life, other people, pain, fear, dignity, or the achievements of others, is the most revealing of the universal values that govern the daily behavior of people in a country. Turn a blind eye to car killed people, not to hand down the old man, there are all sorts of multifarious fraud and cheating, everything, displayed on the values of the abuses than battlefield deserters, protest marches in conflict and more gruesome death, just because it's so homely, really has been used by us.\n\nQuestion:\nIf a topic sentence is to be added to the above text, which of the following is the most appropriate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The so-called values refer to a kind of thinking or orientation that people identify affairs and distinguish right from wrong\nB: The so-called values should be reflected in People's Daily life\nC: We have lost some of the habitual moral commitments that humans have inherited over thousands of years\nD: The lack of values is an important problem faced by some social groups\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "806", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven athletes took part in the men's 5km final: S, T, U, W, X, Y and Z. The clothes worn by athletes are either red or green, and no athletes reach the finish line at the same time. The known information is as follows: for athletes who arrive at the finish line one after another, their clothes are not all red. Y reached the finish line some time before T and W. Two of the athletes who reached the finish line before Y happened to be dressed in red. S is the sixth athlete to reach the finish line. Z arrives at the finish line at some time before U.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following listed athletes can not all wear red clothes?\n\nOptions:\nA: S and X\nB: T and S\nC: U and W\nD: W and T\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "807", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKoreans love sauerkraut, and Cuihua loves sauerkraut, so Cuihua is Korean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options most clearly reveals the absurdity of the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: All Cretans lie, John is a Cretan, so, John lies.\nB: All walking animals have legs, and tables have legs, so tables are walking animals.\nC: Nishimura loves Cuihua, and Cuihua loves sauerkraut, so Nishimura loves sauerkraut.\nD: All gold glitters, so some things that glitter are gold.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "808", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly people with high fishing skills can join the fishing association; all people in the fishing association wear sun hats; some retired comrades are members of the fishing association; people in a certain street can't fish.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following cannot be confirmed from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some retired old comrades wear sun hats\nB: No one on this street is a member of the Fishing Association\nC: Some people on the street wear sun hats\nD: Some retired old comrades have superb fishing skills\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "809", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThough many insects die soon after reproducing for the first time, some may live for years after the survival of the next generation has been secured. Among the latter are some insects that work for the benefit of the ecosystem -- for example, bees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be properly inferred from the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insects that do not play a vital role in the ecosystem are more likely to die after reproducing for the first time.\nB: Most bees live well beyond the onset of the generation that follows them.\nC: Survival of the species, rather than of the individual, is the goal of most insect populations.\nD: Those bees that reproduce do not always die soon after reproducing for the first time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "810", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the covers on the ancient cars are made of mats, some are made of linen, and the top is steeper, picking up to the edge of the canopy to form a curve. The advantage of this is that it can not block the view of passengers and it can make Rain Water on the roof line further.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: This paper introduces the materials and characteristics of the cover of ancient cars\nB: This paper introduces the shape and function of the cover of an ancient car\nC: It shows that the design of the cover of an ancient car pays great attention to practicality\nD: It shows that the design of the cover of an ancient car is both practical and aesthetic\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "811", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Xiao Zhang goes to Xinjiang this summer, he must visit Turpan and Kanas, otherwise he will not go; only if he travels with Xiao Li, Xiao Zhang will visit Turpan or Tianchi; if he travels with Xiao Li, Xiao Zhang must make an agreement with Xiao Li; if Xiao Zhang makes an agreement with Xiao Li, Xiao Li must have time this summer. Unfortunately, Xiao Li's unit received an urgent task this summer. No one can ask for leave and Xiao Li is no exception.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang didn't go to Xinjiang this summer.\nB: Xiao Zhang is going to visit Kanas this summer.\nC: Xiao Zhang is going to visit Tianchi this summer.\nD: Xiao Zhang is going to visit Turpan this summer.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "812", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly in the process of multiple circulation can general commodities continue to increase in value, but as a special commodity, works of art reflect different characteristics from general commodities. In the auction market, the transaction prices of some antiques, calligraphy and painting are very random, which are often directly affected by accidental factors such as the atmosphere of the auction site, the intensity of bidding and the psychological changes of buyers. Sometimes the transaction price is dozens or even hundreds of times higher than the reserve price, so that the art products can realize significant value-added in a Circulation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not explain the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The non recyclability of art determines that its exchange price may exceed its own value\nB: Many buyers like collecting, raising the transaction price of art\nC: Some buyers just want to hype art in order to make high profits\nD: Although a large number of fakes flooded the market, they had little impact on the trading price of works of art\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "813", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all mathematicians are like this: they can identify correct proofs and the invalidity of incorrect proofs, although they cannot define the exact meaning of a proof.\n\nQuestion:\nThus, we can infer which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who can identify correct proof and incorrect proof may not be able to define the exact meaning of proof\nB: Some mathematicians cannot recognize the invalidity of incorrect proof\nC: Mathematicians cannot define the exact meaning of a proof\nD: Some mathematicians do not recognize correct proofs, but they can recognize incorrect proofs\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "814", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Dong is good at debating and likes sophistry. Once he argued, Zheng Qiang knows the number 87654321, and Chen Mei's phone number happens to be 87654321, so Zheng Qiang knows Chen Mei's phone number.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the mistake made in Li Dong's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese are industrious and brave, and Li Lan is Chinese, so Li Lan is industrious and brave\nB: The gold brick is made up of atoms, and the atoms are not visible to the naked eye, so the gold brick is not visible to the naked eye\nC: Huang Bing believes that the morning star appears in the morning, and the morning star is actually the twilight star, so Huang Bing believes that the twilight star appears in the morning\nD: Zhang ran knew that their team would qualify if the 1:0 score was maintained until the end of the game, and now Zhang ran heard the whistle at the end of the game, so Zhang ran knew their team was qualified\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "815", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScience columnist: It is clear why humans have so many diseases in common with cats. Many human diseases are genetically based, and cats are genetically closer to humans than are any other mammals except nonhuman primates. Each of the genes identified so far in cats has an exact counterpart in humans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the science columnist's explanation for the claim that humans have so many diseases in common with cats?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cats have built up resistance to many of the diseases they have in common with humans.\nB: Humans have more genes in common with nonhuman primates than with cats.\nC: Cats have more diseases in common with nonhuman primates than with humans.\nD: Most diseases that humans have in common with cats have no genetic basis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "816", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies show that taking breaks can increase productivity. When completing a complex and arduous task, take a break and do something simpler. The boss of one company applied this to his company by giving employees more time off, but instead of increasing productivity, it dropped significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the above contradiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some departments of the company did not strictly follow the boss's rest plan.\nB: Some employees want to work when they're off, and they want to rest when they're working.\nC: Recently, the company's sales performance is not good, there is no obvious growth.\nD: Company production is assembly line operations, employees are doing a single mechanical action.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "817", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nForestry official: Many people think that if forest fires are not extinguished as quickly as possible, the Forestry Department is not doing its job properly. But relatively frequent, small fires clear out small trees and forest debris, which, if allowed to accumulate, would create the conditions for large, devastating fires.\n\nQuestion:\nTtherefore, it's best to let small fires burn The statement that relatively frequent, small fires clear out small trees and forest debris plays which one of the following roles in the official' s argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is a conclusion based on the premise in the argument that it is best to let small forest foes bum.\nB: It is used as evidence against the contention that the Forestry Department is not doing its job properly if it does not extinguish forest fires as quickly as possible.\nC: It is used to show what the consequences would be if the Forestry Department based its policies on the ideas most people have about how it should do its job.\nD: It is offered as support for the contention that the Forestry Department is not doing its job properly if it does not extinguish forest fires as quickly as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "818", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome biologists believe that the capacity for flight first developed in marine reptiles, claiming that feathers are clearly developed from scales. Other biologists rightly reject this suggestion, pointing out that bats have no scales and that nonmarine reptiles also have scales. Those who believe that flight first developed in tree-dwelling reptiles reject the claim that the limbs of land-dwelling reptiles might have developed into wings. They insist that it is more likely that tree-dwelling reptiles developed wings to assist their leaps from branch to branch.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the passage by the claim that nonmarine reptiles have scales?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is cited as evidence against the claim that the capacity for flight first developed in treedwelling reptiles.\nB: It weakens the claim that tree-dwelling reptiles were the first kind of reptile to develop the capacity for flight.\nC: It is cited as evidence against the claim that the capacity for flight first developed in marine reptiles.\nD: It is cited as evidence against the claim that the capacity for flight first developed in land-dwelling animals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "819", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to four major studies conducted over the past decade, the number of obese children in Beijing's urban areas has been on the rise, with more than 85 percent of children of the same age being considered obese.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the findings in the survey are correct, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Over the past decade, children in urban Beijing have been exercising less and less.\nB: The number of non-obese children in urban Beijing has also been on the rise for a decade.\nC: The number of obese children in urban Beijing has also been declining for a decade.\nD: Children in Beijing's urban areas are more likely to become obese as they get older.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "820", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvalid civil act: refers to a civil act that has no legal binding force from the beginning. The following civil acts are invalid: (1) performed by a person without civil capacity; (2) a person with limited civil capacity cannot be independent in accordance with the law Implemented; (3) One party uses fraud, coercion or taking advantage of the danger to make the other party act contrary to the true meaning; (4) Malicious collusion, harming the interests of the state, collective or third party; (5) Violation Laws or social public interest; (6) Cover up illegal purposes in a legal form.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is invalid civil acts?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from University, Xiaowang returned to his hometown and wanted to build his hometown. In the election of the new village committee, he solemnly exercised his right to vote and be elected, and was elected as the village chief.\nB: Old man Li is 85 years old this year. He was admitted to the hospital suddenly due to a heart attack a few days ago. He has three sons. He is afraid that they will have conflicts after his death, so he made a will: all his property will be divided equally among the three sons.\nC: Three girls in a middle school have good musical talents. The band they form often wins prizes in various inter-school competitions. A record company verbally paid a lot of money and made them sign contracts without the consent of their parents. , Let them suspend school.\nD: After living with his wife for five years, a citizen found that they could no longer live any longer, so he filed for divorce in the court.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "821", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSnow leopard is a world-class endangered species and a national protected animal. It has been listed in the white paper on animal protection. It often inhabits the inaccessible plateau of 2500-5000 meters. However, in recent years, the story of the encounter between snow leopard and human beings has been reported repeatedly. Many people feel that this is undoubtedly strong evidence of the rise of snow leopard population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some countries have set up protected areas to protect snow leopards.\nB: The living environment of snow leopard is deteriorating and began to enter the human living area for food.\nC: Some snow leopards also come out during the day.\nD: Humans pay more attention to the activities of snow leopards than ever before.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "822", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll dinosaurs stood on the ground with their legs upright, which is different from cold-blooded reptiles lying on the ground with their limbs; The bone structure of dinosaurs is similar to that of warm blooded mammals; The lung structure of dinosaurs is very similar to that of warm blooded animals; In modern ecosystems (such as African grasslands), the ratio between warm-blooded predators (such as lions) and predators (such as antelopes) is a constant. Statistics of dinosaur fauna in North America show that the ratio between predators and predators is similar to this constant. All these show that dinosaurs are not dull and slow-moving cold-blooded animals, It is a warm blooded animal with high metabolism and quick action.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot refute the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some turtles are cold-blooded animals with similar tissue structure to mammals\nB: Marine mammals such as cetaceans are not upright, but warm blooded animals\nC: Statistics on the ratio of predators to prey of dinosaur fauna in North America are arbitrary\nD: Main difference in physiological structure between cold-blooded animals and warm-blooded animals lies in the structure of the heart rather than the structure of the lungs\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "823", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe students in a certain class are all football fans. During the 2014 World Cup, all the students who supported the Argentine team did not support the German team, and all the students who supported the Argentine team did not support the Brazilian team. Some students who support the American team support the German team, and some students who support the American team support the Brazilian team.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some students who support the German team support neither the Brazilian team nor the American team.\nB: Some students who support the American team support neither the German team nor the Brazilian team.\nC: So the students who support the United States either support Argentina, Germany or Brazil.\nD: Some students who support the Brazilian team support the German team.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "824", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMass media is mainly carried out through newspapers, television, radio and other platforms. Interpersonal communication refers to holding forums, public open days and other activities to achieve communication between people. New media combines the advantages of mass media and interpersonal communication and has both extensiveness and accuracy. It can not only face millions or even tens of millions of audiences at the same time, but also realize one-to-one communication between communicators and audiences. The audience is not only the target object of communication, but also the main body of communication, which can help us to achieve secondary or even multiple re-communication.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following options has an inaccurate understanding of new media?\n\nOptions:\nA: New media is based on mass media and interpersonal communication.\nB: The audience of new media has changed from the target object of communication to the subject of communication.\nC: New media helps us to achieve secondary or even multiple re-communication.\nD: The two-way interaction of new media reflects its differences and advantages from traditional media.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "825", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are two factors that have a great adverse impact on the results of scientific research: one is the prevailing atmosphere of secrecy in scientific research and the other is the lack of personal freedom of researchers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the wrong understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The achievements of scientific research are often disturbed by human beings.\nB: Scientific researchers need individual freedom.\nC: The prevailing atmosphere of secrecy in scientific research determines the lack of personal freedom for researchers.\nD: A lot of scientific research is carried out in an atmosphere of secrecy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "826", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMary Ann: Our country should, above all, be strong. Strength gains the respect of other countries and makes a country admirable. Inez: There are many examples in history of countries that were strong but used their strength to commit atrocities. We should judge a country by the morality of its actions, not by its strength. If the actions are morally good, the country is admirable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a presupposition that underlies Inez' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Countries cannot be both strong and moral.\nB: It is possible to assign moral weight to the actions of countries.\nC: The citizens of any country believe that whatever their country does is good.\nD: At least one country is admirable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "827", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternet users justifiably fear identity fraud and other online crimes. The attribute that most Internet crimes have in common is anonymity. Criminals hide behind screen names when perpetrating their crimes and feel safe from apprehension and punishment in doing so because other Internet users cannot learn their true identities, and jurisdictional and budget issues make it difficult for law enforcement agencies to enforce existing laws. Clearly, the only way to reduce such crime in the future is to create a system that requires Internet users to provide their true identities and full contact information in a way that is visible to all other users.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Crimes involving deception are on the increase at the same time that crimes of violence seem to be decreasing. Law enforcement techniques in the past have focused primarily on the prevention and detection of violent crime. However, it is now clear that new techniques are required to combat crimes such as Internet fraud. Law enforcement agencies will have to focus on recruiting, hiring, and training a larger proportion of computer literate officers if they hope to keep up with modern criminals.\nB: Most states carefully regulate the possession of exotic wild animals as pets. Specially trained officers often raid illicit breeding operations and seize proscribed animals such as chimpanzees and tigers. Although these species are capable of becoming dangerous, individuals are still drawn to them as pets. The fact that their possession is unlawful is an inadequate deterrent. Since prohibitions on ownership are clearly not eliminating the black market in exotic species, the focus should turn to education of the public regarding the dangers of such pets.\nC: Wildlife biologists report that the population of the Northern Rock Fish is reaching dangerously low levels. The decrease in population is attributed to over fishing by unethical anglers who ignore laws regulating the size and number of the species that may be taken from rivers and streams. Poachers know that there are insufficient numbers of enforcement officers to create a credible threat of apprehension. It is obvious to authorities that the only way to save the species is to implement a total ban on the fishing of Northern Rock Fish immediately.\nD: When surveyed in prison, the majority of convicted violent criminals report that they have made decisions during their criminal careers to avoid at least one potential victim because of fears that the potential victim might be armed. Even when the criminals themselves are armed, they tend to prefer unarmed victims. Add to this the fact that statistics reveal that complete bans on private weapons in some jurisdictions have failed to eliminate violent crime and the fact that many jurisdictions with a high proportion of private weapon ownership enjoy a very low crime rate, and one may conclude that public policy should favor the private ownership of weapons.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "828", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDante said: morality can often fill the defects of people's wisdom, but wisdom can't fill the defects of morality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct understanding of the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a sense, morality is more important to people than wisdom.\nB: One can lack wisdom, but one cannot lack morality.\nC: The defects of wisdom can be filled, but the defects of morality cannot be filled.\nD: Moral defects often bring irreparable defects in wisdom.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "829", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe formation of hurricanes that threaten the United States mainland is triggered by high atmospheric winds off the western coast of Africa. When abundant rain falls in sub-Saharan Africa, hurricanes afterward hit the United States mainland with particular frequency. Ttherefore, the abundant rains must somehow promote the ability of the winds to form hurricanes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains a flaw that is most similar to one in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who exercise vigorously tend to sleep well. Ttherefore, people who exercise vigorously tend to be healthy.\nB: Many people who later become successful entrepreneurs played competitive sports in college. Ttherefore, playing competitive sports must enhance a person's entrepreneurial ability.\nC: Cars drive faster on long city blocks than on short city blocks. Long blocks are thus more dangerous for pedestrians than short blocks.\nD: The blossoms of the chicory plant close up in full sun. Ttherefore, the chicory plant's blossoms must open up in the dark.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "830", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to iron deficiency, 40% to 60% of babies face the threat of brain retardation, and about 100,000 babies face the threat of death during the perinatal period every year. Based on the experience of developed countries and adapting to the dietary habits of the Chinese people, experts have proposed the status quo of iron-fortified soy sauce. As long as the consumption of iron soy sauce, the status quo of iron deficiency can be basically improved. The government accepted the opinions of experts, launched a national nutritional improvement project for iron-fortified soy sauce, and took measures to ensure that the price of iron soy sauce was equivalent to that of ordinary soy sauce. It is a pity that no one is aware of the public welfare nutrition improvement plan, and most of the iron soy sauce is sleeping on the shelves so far.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main thrust of this passage is:\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to iron deficiency, the health of newborn babies in our country is not optimistic.\nB: The national nutrition improvement project of iron-fortified soy sauce cannot be quickly and effectively delivered to the public and accepted by the public.\nC: The government lacks sufficient frequent investigations before launching the Iron Soy Sauce project, and its approach is questionable.\nD: Consumption of iron-fortified soy sauce cannot solve the problem of iron deficiency in infants.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "831", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe foreign minister of Zeria announced today that her country was severing diplomatic relations with Nandalo because of Nandalo' s flagrant violations of human rights. But Zeria continues to maintain diplomatic relations with many countries that the minister knows to have far worse human-rights records than Nandalo does. Ttherefore, despite the foreign minister' s claim, this latest diplomatic move cannot be explained exclusively by Zeria' s commitment to upholding human rights.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the argument in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The opposition party in Zeria has long advocated severing trade relations with countries that systematically violate human rights but has opposed severing diplomatic relations.\nB: Two weeks after the Zerian minister's announcement, several other countries cited human-rights violations as a reason for severing diplomatic relations with Nandalo.\nC: More countries have expressed concern over reported human-rights violations in Nandalo than have expressed concern over human-rights violations in Zeria.\nD: The country that currently buys most of Zeria's exports recently suggested that it might severely restrict its imports from Zeria unless Zeria broke off diplomatic relations with Nandalo.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "832", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBio-fuel generally refers to the solid, liquid or gaseous fuel extracted from biomass. Biomass refers to various organisms produced by photosynthesis through the use of atmosphere, water and land, that is, all living organic substances that can grow. It includes plants, animals and microorganisms.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to bio-fuels?\n\nOptions:\nA: Corn is processed into vehicle ethanol.\nB: Fuel produced by transgenic E. coli.\nC: Bio-gas produced by anaerobic fermentation of crops.\nD: Soybeans that can extract bio-diesel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "833", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVersailles literature refers to a way of speaking in a low-key but actually self-showing way of speaking in a variety of public occasions by suppressing and then raising, openly derogating and praising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to Versailles literature?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was something wrong with the neighbor's computer and called for help. Mr. Li told him, I really don't know anything about computers. Usually when something goes wrong, the secretary helps me solve it. There's nothing I can do about it.\nB: Mr. Liu often tells others: I'm not good at writing at all. I casually put a novel I wrote in high school on the Internet platform last year. I didn't expect more than one million hits. Now I don't understand what's going on.\nC: Friends envied Mr. Zheng's good living habits, and he explained many times why: when he was a child, his family was very poor, and he often had a bowl of gruel for dinner in the evening. In order not to starve, he had to go to bed early and get up early to form such a habit.\nD: Xiao Zhang said to his high school classmates who attended the party: my family lives at the foot of the hill. There are not many families nearby. The surroundings are very quiet. Sometimes squirrels break into the backyard, but it is a little far from the city center, and the traffic is not very convenient.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "834", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe incidence in Japan of most types of cancer is remarkably low compared to that in North America, especially considering that Japan has a modern life-style, industrial pollution included. The cancer rates, however, for Japanese people who immigrate to North America and adopt the diet of North Americans approximate the higher cancer rates prevalent in North America.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, they provide the most support for which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The staple foods of the Japanese diet contain elements that cure cancer.\nB: The stress of life in North America is greater than that of life in Japan and predisposes to cancer.\nC: The higher cancer rates of Japanese immigrants to North America are caused by fats in the North American diet.\nD: The relatively low rate of cancer among people in Japan does not result from a high frequency of a protective genetic trait among Japanese people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "835", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHumanitarian considerations aside, sheer economics dictates that country X should institute, as country Y has done, a nationwide system of air and ground transportation for conveying seriously injured persons to specialized trauma centers. Timely access to the kind of medical care that only specialized centers can provide could save the lives of many people. The earnings of these people would result in a substantial increase in country X' s gross national product, and the taxes paid on those earnings would substantially augment government revenues.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: there would be a net increase in employment in country X if more persons survived serious injury\nB: the treatment of seriously injured persons in trauma centers is not more costly than treatment elsewhere\nC: there are no specialized trauma centers in country X at present\nD: most people seriously injured in automobile accidents in country X do not now receive treatment in specialized trauma centers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "836", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the macro scale, diamond is usually considered to show no deformation behavior at all. The consequences of any extreme attempt to deform it often occur brittle fracture before the visible deformation is reached. This limits its application in some applications that may be subjected to mechanical deformation. In order to carry out the nano-scale mechanical test, the research team designed a set of unique nano-mechanics experimental method, and carried out quantitative compression-bending tests on single crystal and polycrystalline diamond nano-needle samples. the test samples can achieve a large deformation more than tens of times higher than that of macroscopic diamond, and can be completely recovered in a very large range. The experimental results are simulated and analyzed. It is confirmed that the elastic deformation of the single crystal diamond nano-needle on the stretching side is about 9%, and the corresponding strength is also close to its theoretical limit. This discovery will help to further expand the application of diamond in biomedical fields such as drug delivery, biological detection and imaging.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: In this experiment, the elastic deformation of polycrystalline diamond nano-needle sample on the stretching side is about 9%\nB: At the macro scale, no extreme attempt can make the diamond achieve visible deformation\nC: At present, the application of diamond in biomedical fields such as biological detection and imaging is limited\nD: The experimental results show that it benefits from the unique experimental method of nanomechanics designed by the research group\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "837", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the 1990s, the global annual consumption of rare earth has increased from 33000 tons to more than 10 tons. Rare earth is not only an important raw material for traditional industries such as steel, nonferrous metals and oil, but also plays an irreplaceable role in the fields of photoelectric information, catalytic equivalent technology and new materials. In today's world, a new use of rare earth is found almost every three to five years, One of every four new technologies is related to rare earth. China is the largest resource country of rare earth, so it is urgent to protect rare earth resources.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph mainly explains that:\n\nOptions:\nA: The characteristics and value of rare earth are gradually being understood by mankind\nB: The development and utilization of rare earth resources in China has broad prospects\nC: The international community has regarded rare earth as a strategic resource\nD: The development and utilization of rare earth restricts the application of high and new technology\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "838", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA national restaurant chain has launched a new pastry in some northern cities, with excellent sales and reputation, so the company's management believes that if it is launched in the south, it will also be loved by customers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the shortcomings of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It acquiesces that the sales volume and word-of-mouth information of the product in the northern market can be used to predict the southern market.\nB: It ignores the fact that other national restaurant chain may also launch the same pastry.\nC: It acquiesces that the national restaurant chain opened a branch in the south.\nD: It ignores the fact that many southern cities have their own special pastries.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "839", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe error of a specific administrative act refers to an obvious contradiction between the expression of the intention made by the administrative subject or the expression of the intention understood by the outside world and its true meaning in the specific administrative act. The defect of the specific administrative act refers to the fact that the administrative act does not have the legal requirements.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following specific administrative act is flawed?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a government department calculates a demolition compensation fee, its applicable legal provisions are wrong.\nB: A certain industrial and commercial department has violations in the procedures for imposing administrative penalties on a certain industrial and commercial household that is operating without a license. \nC: A tax authority has written a fine of 5,000 yuan as 500 yuan in the tax penalty notice made against a company. \nD: A public security organ did not affix its official seal on the administrative penalty decision for fined Zhang.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "840", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four kinds of green tea, black tea, scented tea and white tea in the four boxes numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Each box contains only one kind of tea, and each kind of tea contains only one box. It is known that: (1) the boxes of green tea and black tea are in the range of No. 1, 2 and 3; (2) the boxes of black tea and scented tea are in the range of No. 2, 3 and 4; (3) the boxes of white tea are in the range of No. 1, 2 and 3.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Green tea is on the 3rd\nB: Scented tea is on the 4th\nC: White tea is on the 3rd\nD: Black tea is on the 2nd\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "841", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen demand for a factory's products is high, more money is spent at the factory for safety precautions and machinery maintenance than when demand is low. Thus the average number of on-the-job accidents per employee each month should be lower during periods when demand is high than when demand is low and less money is available for safety precautions and machinery maintenance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true about a factory when demand for its products is high, casts the most serious doubt on the conclusion drawn above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Its management hires new workers but lacks the time to train them properly.\nB: Its management sponsors a monthly safety award for each division in the factory.\nC: Its employees ask for higher wages than they do at other times.\nD: Its old machinery is replaced with modern, automated models.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "842", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the 1980s, the market-oriented reform has realized the market value of human capital, and the rate of return on Residents' education has increased from a low level to about 10%, which is also an important reason for the widening income gap between workers with different levels of education. With the improvement of education, highly educated workers are no longer scarce, and the income from education is gradually stable, The wage ratio of workers with high and low educational background is no longer rising. In recent years, there has been a phenomenon of wage convergence, and the income gap between different educational background is narrowing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is in line with this paragraph:\n\nOptions:\nA: Education level is directly proportional to income\nB: The level of education has improved, and the wage ratio of different academic qualifications has decreased steadily\nC: With the continuous adjustment of human capital market, the impact of educational factors on income is gradually reduced\nD: The guarantee of education popularization and education equity has continuously narrowed the income distribution gap\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "843", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferent from water and air pollution, the concealment of soil pollution is strong. The soil remediation technology that can be used in developed countries may not be applicable in our country. At present, soil in situ remediation technology based on extracellular respiration of microorganisms has become a new force in soil bioremediation technology in South China. Compared with physical and chemical repair, this repair method has the characteristics of high efficiency, low cost, non-destructive, wide application and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the basis of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The soil of developed countries is very different from that of China, and it is not suitable for soil in situ remediation technology.\nB: Soil in situ remediation technology is superior to physical and chemical remediation.\nC: The soil in remediation technology is developed on the basis of the characteristic soil conditions in South China.\nD: Physical and chemical remediation is mainly used in soil remediation in developed countries.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "844", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeat from chickens contaminated with salmonella bacteria can cause serious food poisoning. Capsaicin, the chemical that gives chili peppers their hot flavor, has antibacterial properties. Chickens do not have taste receptors for capsaicin and will readily eat feed laced with capsaicin. When chickens were fed such feed and then exposed to salmonella bacteria, relatively few of them became contaminated with salmonella.\n\nQuestion:\nIn deciding whether the feed would be useful in raising salmonella-free chicken for retail sale, it would be most helpful to determine which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether eating capsaicin reduces the risk of salmonella poisoning for humans\nB: Whether appropriate cooking of chicken contaminated with salmonella can always prevent food poisoning\nC: Whether feeding capsaicin to chickens affects the taste of their meat\nD: Whether capsaicin can be obtained only from chili peppers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "845", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNumerous books describe the rules of etiquette. Usually the authors of such books merely codify standards of behavior by classifying various behaviors as polite or rude. However, this suggests that there is a single, objective standard of politeness. Clearly, standards of politeness vary from culture to culture, so it is absurd to label any one set of behaviors as correct and others as incorrect.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that authors of etiquette books are purporting to state what is correct behavior for one particular culture only\nB: reaches a conclusion about how people actually behave on the basis of assertions regarding how they ought to behave\nC: fails to justify its presumption regarding the influence of rules of etiquette on individual behavior\nD: bases a generalization about all books of etiquette on the actions of a few authors\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "846", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSepticemia can cause multiple organ failure in the body and can be fatal. A new approach to treating septicemia uses micron-sized magnetic beads to filter 80 percent of the pathogen from the blood of patients with septicemia, allowing antibiotics to work more effectively.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is necessary for the new treatment to work?\n\nOptions:\nA: No pathogen hides in areas of low blood supply to escape hemofiltration.\nB: Many of the symptoms of the patient who has the septicemia are caused by the body's own inflammatory response, not by pathogens.\nC: Reducing the number of pathogens helps increase the effectiveness of drugs.\nD: The size of magnetic beads is 1/8 of the diameter of red blood cells, which can ensure the smooth flow of salt solution containing magnetic beads.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "847", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of phrases like as so-and-so said or as the saying goes suggests that the quote that follows has just been illustrated. Such phrases are inappropriately used when an apparent counterexample has just been given.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following contains an inappropriate usage of a phrase, according to the principle stated above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The best model of vacuum cleaner was the most expensive on the market, but it would have made Roger unhappy to purchase it. For although he never wanted anything but the best, he was also quite frugal, and would never have forgiven himself for spending the money. As the saying goes, A penny saved is a penny earned. \nB: Sharon loved cats, but her husband was allergic to them. Still, he was occasionally willing to accompany her to cat shows. As the saying goes, Shared lives mean shared loves. \nC: Harold's friends were surprised when he revealed that he had left his wallet at home and asked that someone lend him money. But he had done the same thing many times before. As Halliard said, The force of selfishness is as inevitable and as calculable as the force of gravitation. \nD: Raoul spent a year planning and preparing for a fantastic ski trip. He enjoyed his ski trip greatly until he broke his leg and had to spend two weeks in the hospital. As the saying goes, All's well that ends well. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "848", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers conducted an experiment on 40 college students. They asked these students to memorize the corresponding English words in Swahili. There were ten groups of ten pairs of words in each group. Each group was given a recall test. Each time they made a mistake, they would see one of two kinds of pictures. One is a picture that can produce negative emotions, such as a gun pointing at them. The other is an ordinary picture, such as a chair or a blank image. They were then given an additional one-minute experiment to erase the effect of short-term memory. Finally, the memory of the 100 pairs of words is tested. The test results showed that the students who got the best grades had seen negative pictures. As a result, researchers believe that negative emotions help improve memory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can explain this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: When looking at pictures with negative effects, the brain is still processing memory information\nB: Some of the 40 college students have learned Swahili\nC: Pictures that can cause negative emotions are more likely to be memorable\nD: It is difficult for people to concentrate when they are emotionally unstable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "849", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe new type of rural sage refers to the rural people who take root in the countryside for a long time, make use of their knowledge, technology and wealth to serve the villagers enthusiastically and make outstanding contributions, and have high prestige and influence in the local social life and the minds of the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to the new type of rural sage?\n\nOptions:\nA: For more than 10 years, although Lao Li has been doing business abroad, he always thinks about his hometown. Every year, he donates a lot of money to build bridges and roads in his hometown to help the impoverished college students in his hometown to complete their studies. Villagers often come all the way to see him\nB: After being demobilized, Xiao Zhang returned to his hometown and became a well-known breeding king in two or three years. In order to drive the villagers to get rich together, he held a number of training courses to teach practical farming techniques and experience free of charge, which was praised by everyone\nC: Over the past 20 years, Mr. Sun, president of the Chamber of Commerce of a certain city, has made use of his long-term accumulated experience to connect villagers in his hometown who manage various agricultural and sideline products and guide them to look for business opportunities. He has been praised by the villagers as the intimate Zhuge Liang\nD: After retiring, Cheng, the headmaster of a rural primary school, took advantage of his large number of students and wide connections to actively plan to tap the historical and cultural resources of his hometown and develop rural cultural tourism\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "850", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe tilted Phoenix eyes of yellow people may be related to the windy sand in central Asia, because this structure can protect the eyes. Just like white people's hair is flaxen and a little transparent, it is easy to make the scalp absorb the heat of the sun, thus adapting to the cold at high latitudes.While black hair is darker and more curly, which helps block the heat from the sun and protect the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Appearance characteristics of various races\nB: Differences in appearance characteristics of various races\nC: Human appearance protects human beings\nD: Human appearance is the product of human adaptation to the natural environment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "851", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmployment discrimination refers to a phenomenon that the employer has no legal basis and makes various restrictive provisions on potential employees in the future, so as to exclude the equal employment right of personnel who should be in line with relevant positions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is employment discrimination?\n\nOptions:\nA: A higher art college issued the recruitment brochures, which requires female candidates to be 160cm tall and men to be 175cm tall.\nB: The recruitment of underground miners in a state-owned coal mine requires male candidates.\nC: A company recruits ordinary clerks and requires candidates to be unmarried women.\nD: When a university recruits teachers, the resettlement fee for newly recruited teachers with local accounts is 10000 yuan, and only 5000 yuan if there is no local account.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "852", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome good things are not cheap. Therefore, not all cheap things are good things.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not valid for the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not all people in Hunan like to eat pepper. Therefore, some people who like to eat pepper are not from Hunan\nB: Some people are not selfish. Therefore, people are not all selfish\nC: A good motive does not necessarily have a good effect. Therefore, good results do not necessarily come from good motivation\nD: Some southerners are not Cantonese. Therefore, not all Cantonese are southerners\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "853", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMainstream economic theory holds that manufacturers, in deciding what kinds of products to manufacture and what form those products should have, simply respond to the needs and desires of consumers. However, most major manufacturers manipulate and even create consumer demand, as anyone who watches television knows. Since even mainstream economic theorists watch television, their motive in advancing this theory must be something other than disinterested concern for scientific truth.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that manufacturers manipulate and create consumer demand plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It provides supplementary background information.\nB: It states a possible objection to the argument's conclusion.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It is one of the claims on which the conclusion is based.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "854", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA public service advertisement advises people not to drive after drinking until you feel safe to drive. However, in a study conducted in a hospital, subjects who were questioned immediately after drinking often underestimated what they need to regain their driving ability. This result shows that it is difficult for people who drink before driving to follow the advice of this ad.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can most strongly support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The subjects studied in the hospital estimate that their ability to regain driving is generally more conservative than others\nB: The subjects of the hospital research were also asked about the time required to restore the ability that is not important for safe driving\nC: Some people who have to drive home do not drink alcohol\nD: Ordinary people are more alert to public service advertisements than hospital research subjects\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "855", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn casual conversation, people experience little psychological discomfort in admitting that they have some particular character flaw, but only if they consider trivial the flaw to which they admit. Ttherefore, if in a casual conversation an individual readily admits that he or she has some particular character flaw, the individual must not consider that flaw to be serious.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption necessary to the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People admit to having only those character flaws that most other people consider trivial.\nB: In casual conversation, people readily admit to having a character flaw only when that admission causes them little psychological discomfort.\nC: In casual conversation, people admit to having character flaws only when they must.\nD: Most character flaws are considered trivial by those who have them.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "856", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Hao Yun Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yin Ling Station is to the west of Hao Yun Station.\nB: Fu Yi Station is to the west of Jiu Shang Station.\nC: Hao Yun Station is to the west of Yin Ling Station.\nD: Jiu Shang Station is to the west of Fu Yi Station.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "857", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMoney worship refers to the worship of money.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following acts is money worship:\n\nOptions:\nA: In business, you pay for it and you deliver it\nB: The boss of a company said at the meeting that I only recognize money but not people. I will reuse whoever can make money for me\nC: There should be no mistake in the cashier's account book\nD: The court ordered the defendant Wang to pay off the RMB 50000 owed to the plaintiff before February 16. If he fails to pay back within the time limit, it will be enforced\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "858", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nButterfly is a very beautiful insect and there are about 14000 species. Most of the species are distributed in Africa, especially in the Amazon River basin, and are distributed in other parts of the world except in the cold regions of the north and south. Taiwan is also famous for its many species of butterflies in Asia. Butterflies generally have brightly colored wings, various patterns on their wings and bodies, and a bunch of rod-shaped or hammered antennae on their heads. The largest butterfly has wings up to 24 centimeters, while the smallest butterfly has only 1.6 centimeters.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The leader of the butterfly is one of the leaders of insects.\nB: The largest butterfly is the largest insect.\nC: There are many kinds of butterflies, so there are many kinds of insects.\nD: Some insects have brightly colored wings.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "859", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Ming, Li Ying, Wang Jia and Chen Rui work in a team. They come from Jiangsu, Anhui, Fujian and Shandong provinces. Each of them can speak only one dialect of their native place. It is known that Fujian people can speak Minnan dialect, Shandong people have the highest academic qualifications, and they can speak Central Plains Mandarin. Wang Jia is less educated than Fujian people. Li Ying speaks Huizhou dialect and works with classmates from Jiangsu. Chen Rui doesn't understand Minnan dialect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Rui can't speak Central Plains Mandarin.\nB: Zhang Ming can speak Minnan dialect\nC: Li Ying is from Shandong.\nD: Wang Jia can speak Huizhou dialect.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "860", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, there are mainly three kinds of variables involved in scientific experiments: independent variables, dependent variables and control variables. Independent variables are variables that are manipulated by the experimenter in an experiment. A dependent variable is a variable that changes as the independent variable changes. Control variables refer to potential factors or conditions other than independent variables in an experiment that affect experimental changes and results.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Studying that the supply of wheat is affected by the local purchase price, the supply of wheat is the control variable, and the purchase price is the dependent variable\nB: Study the influence of different tax rates on the export volume of rare earth, the export volume of rare earth is the independent variable, and the tax rate is the dependent variable\nC: Study the effect of climatic conditions on cotton yield, where climatic conditions are dependent variables and pest effects are control variables\nD: To study the effect of sugar mill turnover on sugar production, the unit price of sugar is the control variable and sugar production is the independent variable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "861", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter a logic test, Lan Lan, Jingjing, and Lingling discussed the test results together. Lanlan said: If I can get 100 points, Jingjing can also get 100 points. Jingjing said: I see Lanlan can get 100 points, I can't get 100 points. Lingling said: If I can get 100 points, Jingjing won't get 100 points. In fact, after the test results came out, it proved that only one of the three of them told the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lingling is telling the truth, Jingjing did not score 100 points.\nB: Lanlan is telling the truth, Jingjing scored 100 points.\nC: Jingjing is telling the truth, Jingjing did not score 100 points.\nD: Lingling is telling the truth, Lanlan scored 100 points\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "862", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe smartest deceiver may deceive all people at a certain moment, or it may deceive some people at all times, but it is absolutely impossible to deceive all people at all times.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: A person may be deceived at a certain time.\nB: A deceiver may be deceived.\nC: A man may not be deceived at any moment.\nD: At a certain moment,it was impossible for everyone to be deceived.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "863", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmployee Assistance Program is a set of long-term and systematic welfare programs set up by the company for employees. Professionals provide professional guidance and consultation to employees and their immediate family members, aiming to help solve various psychology and behaviors of employees and their family members Problems and improve the work performance of employees in the company.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is Employee Assistance Program?\n\nOptions:\nA: The father of the project manager Xiao Qi passed away recently. Xiao Qi was very sad and his work efficiency was greatly affected. The general manager specially approved a condolence payment.\nB: The driver Xiaofang drove a car and caused a death in a traffic accident while he was out for work. The company hired a lawyer to argue for a lighter sentence, and XiaoFang was sentenced to three years in prison\nC: The accountant Pharaoh's son did not enter the university. Pharaoh and his wife were very upset and blamed each other. Under the guidance of the company's psychologist, Pharaoh improved the way he communicated with his wife, and his mood gradually improved\nD: The employee Xiaoxin was depressed and had suicidal thoughts. He was diagnosed with severe depression by the hospital and required hospitalization. The company launched an assistance mechanism and paid for Xiaoxin hospitalization\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "864", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOffshore oil-drilling operations entail an unavoidable risk of an oil spill, but importing oil on tankers presently entails an even greater such risk per barrel of oil. Ttherefore, if we are to reduce the risk of an oil spill without curtailing our use of oil, we must invest more in offshore operations and import less oil on tankers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tankers can easily be redesigned so that their use entails less risk of an oil spill.\nB: Offshore operations usually damage the ocean floor, but tankers rarely cause such damage.\nC: Importing oil on tankers is currently less expensive than drilling for it offshore.\nD: Oil spills caused by tankers have generally been more serious than those caused by offshore operations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "865", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExplicit cost: refers to the actual expenditure of the manufacturer to purchase or rent the production factors needed in the production factor market, that is, the monetary amount that the company pays to the owner of economic resources outside the company. For example, the production costs paid, wage costs, marketing Expenses, etc., so it is a tangible cost.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following amounts that are not explicit costs?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company paid 10,000 yuan to rent the mall hall for on-site marketing\nB: The increase in the price of raw materials makes the unit cost of the company's product cost more than 10,000 yuan\nC: Enterprise's factory buildings worth 10,000 yuan per square meter\nD: A monthly salary of 10,000 yuan paid by the company to the department manager\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "866", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBoth globally and in China, human civilization has reached such a stage that protecting the ecological environment and ensuring the harmony between man and nature are necessary preconditions for sustainable economic development and guarantees the continuation of human civilization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the economy is not sustainable, environmental protection is not done well\nB: Only by doing well in environmental protection can we achieve sustainable economic development\nC: Sustainable economic development can be achieved without environmental protection\nD: Only when sustainable economic development is achieved can environmental protection be done well\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "867", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one election, statistics showed that someone voted in favour of all the candidates.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statistics are true, which of the following options must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: For each candidate, voters voted for him.\nB: More than one person voted for all the candidates.\nC: Some people did not vote for all the candidates.\nD: It is impossible for all the candidates to be elected.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "868", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObtaining bail pending trial refers to a compulsory measure in which the people's court, the people's procuratorate and the public security organ order the defendant to provide a guarantor, who guarantees that the defendant will not evade or hinder the investigation and is available on call.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following cases is obtaining bail pending trial?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang Qing was sentenced to one year in prison for assault. Because he was a first offender and had an excellent attitude in pleading guilty, the court set a probation period of one and a half years for him, that is, if Zhang stopped committing a crime within a year and a half, he would not have to go to prison. During the examination period, the unit where Zhang Qing works will carry out the inspection\nB: Wang Rong, female, was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment for involuntary manslaughter. During the sentence, Wang actively reformed and was released ahead of schedule four years later, but a four-year examination period was stipulated. If there is no crime during the examination period, the rest of the sentence will not be carried out. It shall be supervised by the public security organ during the examination period.\nC: Dong, female, was examined by the procuratorial organ on suspicion of embezzlement. After investigation, the embezzlement was true and the amount was large, so he should be arrested. However, considering that her child was not yet one year old, the inspectors decided not to detain her temporarily before the verdict, and the leader of her unit came forward to guarantee that she would be summoned by the procuratorate and the court at any time\nD: Ma was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud. After two years in prison, he suffered from a severe rheumatic heart disease and was transferred to a hospital under the guarantee of his family. The public security organ is responsible for supervision during the treatment period. Six months later, he recovered and returned to prison to serve the rest of his sentence\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "869", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAppealing to authority refers to the logical fallacy of quoting the authority's speech without analysis in the argument, and using it as a sufficient argument for the correctness of the thesis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements contains the fallacy of appealing to authority?\n\nOptions:\nA: For scientists who have become famous, the government and society always give them various titles, reputations and favorable treatments.\nB: A principal said: Boys and girls have different logic, said by a well-known professor all the time.\nC: Xiao Wang wants to apply for a doctoral candidate in the field of ancient Chinese literature. Professor Zhang, a well-known expert on ancient Chinese literature, wrote a letter of recommendation for him\nD: As an authority in the field of nuclear physics, Researcher Wang, deputy of the National People's Congress, accepted an interview about food safety. In the interview, he repeatedly emphasized that his claims on food safety are merely his personal opinions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "870", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nElementary particles are studied with the aid of extremely high energies. To understand the microscopic structure of matter, we must first transform the microscopic matter, that is, we must find ways to break atoms, nuclei, protons, neutrons and other small particles, and expose their internal structure and various properties.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the interpretation of microscopic structure of matter and microscopic matter correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The former refers to the internal combination patterns of various particles, and the latter refers to the various particles that make up matter\nB: The former refers to atomic structures (including nuclei), while the latter refers to particles such as protons and neutrons\nC: The two reflect the structure of the microscopic material world, that is, the small particle structure constitutes the microscopic matter\nD: Both refer to the molecules, atoms, protons and neutrons that make up matter\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "871", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAppeal to ignorance is a logical fallacy. It means that people specify a thing as correct only because it has not been proved wrong, or conclude that a thing is wrong only because it has not been proved to be correct.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to appeal to ignorance\n\nOptions:\nA: Since authoritative experts say you are wrong, you are likely to be really wrong\nB: You lack evidence of alibi, so you must be there\nC: You can't prove that ghosts don't exist, so ghosts don't exist\nD: Many people claim to have seen ghosts, so ghosts exist\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "872", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a town containing a tourist attraction, hotel and restaurant revenues each increased more rapidly over the past year than did revenue from the sale of passes to the attraction, which are valid for a full year. This led those in charge of the attraction to hypothesize that visitors were illicitly selling or sharing the passes.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to undermine the hypothesis of those in charge of the tourist attraction EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: During the past year other tourist attractions have opened up in the area.\nB: While the cost of passes is unchanged since last year, hotel and meal prices have risen.\nC: The local board of tourism reports that the average length of stay for tourists remained unchanged over the past year.\nD: Those possessing passes made more frequent trips to the attraction last year than in previous years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "873", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYouth A, B, C, D and E from a village applied for employment in a housing maintenance company. According to their respective expertise, five of them were employed as welders, bricklayers, electricians, carpenters and plumbers. It is known that each of them does only one type of work, and one of their five people does each type of work, and it is also known that: (1) if A works as a welder, C works as a carpenter; (2) if one of B and D works as a plumber, then A works as a welder; (3) C or works as a bricklayer, or an electrician.\n\nQuestion:\nIf E works as a bricklayer, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A works as a plumber.\nB: A works as the carpentry.\nC: B works as the carpentry.\nD: B works as the welder.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "874", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, plastic is extremely difficult to decompose, and even small fragments are difficult to be degraded by the ecosystem, so the environmental damage it causes is very serious. Recently, scientists have discovered that an insect called wax worm can degrade polyethylene , And the speed is extremely fast. If we use biotechnology to replicate wax worms to degrade polyethylene, it will be able to help us effectively clean up plastic waste accumulated in landfill plants and the ocean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main component of plastic waste around the world is polyethylene\nB: Wax worms can indeed destroy the polymer chain of polyethylene plastic\nC: The impact of polyethylene degraded by wax worms on the environment is still unclear\nD: Technology is available to purify the enzyme used by wax worms to degrade polyethylene\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "875", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDigital family refers to computer technology and network technology as the basis for various electrical appliances through different ways of interconnection of communication and data exchange, to achieve interconnection between electrical appliances, so that people can more convenient and efficient access to information, thereby greatly improving the comfort and entertainment of human habitation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not involve a digital family?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang controls the printer in his home over the network and enables remote printing\nB: Xiao Li connects the projector to his laptop via Bluetooth and plays movies at home\nC: Xiao Liu uses the rice cooker appointment timing function to let the rice cooker start working automatically at a predetermined time\nD: Xiao Zhang works at work, he controls his TV at home from his mobile phone and records the sports programs that are being broadcast live\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "876", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n Environmental organizations want to preserve the land surrounding the Wilgrinn Wilderness Area from residential development. They plan to do this by purchasing that land from the farmers who own it. That plan is ill-conceived: if the farmers did sell their land, they would sell it to the highest bidder, and developers would outbid any other bidders. On the other hand, these farmers will never actually sell any of the land, provided that farming it remains viable . But farming will not remain viable if the farms are left unmodernized, and most of the farmers lack the financial resources modernization requires. And that is exactly why a more sensible preservation strategy would be to assist the farmers to modernize their farms to the extent needed to maintain viability.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument as a whole, the two boldface proportions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first presents a goal that the argument concludes cannot be attained; the second is a reason offered in support of that conclusion.\nB: The first presents a goal that the argument rejects as ill-conceived; the second is evidence that is presented as grounds for that rejection.\nC: The first presents a goal, strategies for achieving which are being evaluated in the argument; the second is a judgment providing a basis for the argument's advocacy of a particular strategy.\nD: The first presents a goal that the argument endorses; the second presents a situation that the argument contends must be changed if that goal is to be met in the foreseeable future.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "877", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called overall understanding and grasp is to take into account the overall situation and the relationship between the overall situation and its various parts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following overall understanding and grasp means?\n\nOptions:\nA: Grasp global relations and global and local relations.\nB: Take into account the whole, the parts, and their interrelationships.\nC: Deal with the whole picture and the relationships between parts and parts of the whole picture.\nD: Consider the whole and the relationship between the whole and its parts.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "878", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCopyright was originally the grant of a temporary government-supported monopoly on copying a work. Its sole purpose was to encourage the circulation of ideas by giving authors the opportunity to derive a reasonable financial reward from their works. However, copyright sometimes goes beyond its original purpose since sometimes __.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument is most strongly supported if which one of the following completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: there is no practical way to enforce copyrights\nB: copyrights hold for many years after an author's death\nC: authors are willing to circulate their works even without any financial reward\nD: publication of copyrighted works is not the only way to circulate ideas\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "879", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe economic system belongs to the relations of production. At present, although the relations of production of public ownership is dominant in our country, but productivity is low,.The contradiction that causes productivity and Relations of production is very outstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Our relations of production is ahead of its time.\nB: If current trends continue, public ownership will lose its dominance in the near future.\nC: Relations of production determines productivity.\nD: To reform the economic system, we must first vigorously develop the productivity.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "880", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommissioner: I have been incorrectly criticized for having made my decision on the power plant issue prematurely. I based my decision on the report prepared by the neighborhood association and, although I have not studied it thoroughly, I am sure that the information it contains is accurate. Moreover, you may recall that when I received input from the neighborhood association on jail relocation, I agreed with its recommendation.\n\nQuestion:\nThe commissioner's argument is LEAST vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: It takes for granted that agreeing with the association's past recommendation helps to justify agreeing with its current recommendation.\nB: It draws a conclusion about the recommendations of the association from incomplete recollections.\nC: It takes for granted that the association's information is not distorted by bias.\nD: It takes for granted that the association's report is the only direct evidence that needed to be considered.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "881", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA unit arranges 6 people on duty on The first day, the second day, the third day of the new year. They are G., H, K, L, P, and S. Two people are required to be on duty every day. The personnel arrangement must meet the following conditions: (1) L and P must be on duty on the same day. (2) G and H cannot be on duty on the same day. (3) If K is on duty in the first day, then G is on duty in the second day. (4) ) If S is on duty in the third day, then H is on duty in the second day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: G and S are on duty on the same day\nB: S and H are not on duty on the same day\nC: K and S are not on duty on the same day\nD: K and G are not on duty on the same day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "882", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCity slogans should be expressed in the most concise, accurate, infectious and understanding language to dig out the unique spiritual connotation and local characteristics of the city. In other words, conciseness, incisiveness, generalization and profundity should be the most basic characteristics and requirements of drawing up a city slogan in terms of language expression. On the other hand, the city slogans drawn up by some cities in our country are too redundant and far-fetched, either in the language expression, in the characteristic orientation, or in the quality excavation, so as to give people a sense of deliberate, blind or even impetuous.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: City slogans should highlight urban characteristics\nB: Vague and empty, it is difficult to reflect the style and features of the city.\nC: Refuge in powerful people and dilute the personality of the city\nD: Far-fetched and redundant, blindly revealing the characteristics of the city\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "883", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe existing works of ancient literature, science, and philosophy do not represent the most original work produced in ancient times. The most compelling evidence for this view is that the existing works frequently refer to other works that we no longer have.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if added to the argument, most helps to justify its conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Subversive ideas tend to be suppressed whenever they are proposed.\nB: Works that contain frequent references to other works tend to be derivative.\nC: Many extant works have laudable things to say about the missing works.\nD: A surprisingly large number of ancient texts have been irretrievably lost.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "884", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe eldest, second and third brothers work in Shanghai, Zhejiang and Jiangxi. Their occupations are lawyers, doctors and civil servants. It is known that the boss does not work in Shanghai, the second does not work in Zhejiang, the civil servants who work in Shanghai are not civil servants, the lawyers who work in Zhejiang, and the second is not a doctor.\n\nQuestion:\nSo where do the boss, the second and the third work?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhejiang, Shanghai and Jiangxi\nB: Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Shanghai\nC: Jiangxi, Shanghai and Zhejiang\nD: Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Shanghai\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "885", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople with serious financial problems are so worried about money that they cannot be happy. Their misery makes everyone close to them -- family, friends, colleagues -- unhappy as well. Only if their financial problems are solved can they and those around them be happy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements can be properly inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who do not have serious financial problems will be happy.\nB: Only serious problems make people unhappy.\nC: People who solve their serious financial problems will be happy.\nD: If people are happy, they do not have serious financial problems.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "886", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInductive reasoning refers to reasoning from special to general.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inductive reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Love is a very important quality of people, so people without love cannot be said to be a real person.\nB: All teachers must have graduated from normal college. Liu fan is a teacher, so he graduated from normal college.\nC: Zhang Qi is a teacher and wears a pair of glasses. Liu Le is an engineer and also wears a pair of glasses. Therefore, intellectuals wear glasses.\nD: China is a country with an ancient civilization. I am Chinese, so I pay attention to civilization and politeness.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "887", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGlobal warming refers to a period of time, the Earths atmosphere and oceans because of the greenhouse effect caused by rising temperatures of climate change, as one of the tragedy of the Commons, and its effect is called the global warming effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is not an effect of global warming().\n\nOptions:\nA: Extreme weather events such as floods, droughts, heat waves, hurricanes and tornadoes have become more intense and frequent in recent years.\nB: Changes in the amount and pattern of sea level rise and rainfall and snowfall in the Pacific.\nC: The world has seen higher or lower crop yield, glaciers retreat, rivers flow less in the summer, species disappear and disease run rampant.\nD: Over 95 percent of the continent, where the average annual temperature is above 20 degree, is hot all year round and nearly half of the region has hot and cool seasons.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "888", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some western countries, the population engaged in the tertiary industry has reached 70%, and the income level of people in these countries is considerable,\n\nQuestion:\nThus it can be seen:\n\nOptions:\nA: Developed countries have money and can import grain without operating agriculture\nB: These countries have realized the optimization and adjustment of industrial structure\nC: Westerners are willing to serve others\nD: Statistical error\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "889", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional identity refers to an individual's positive evaluation of his occupation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following has a sense of professional identity?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang, a soldier, is often proud of his good skill of playing football.\nB: Xiao Liu, a company clerk, has been praised by his boss manager Zhou for his good secretarial work.\nC: Xiao Wei, a college student, is going to return to his remote hometown to teach after graduating from college, because he thinks the profession of teacher is great.\nD: Miss.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "890", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: People should buy an expensive antique only if they can be confident of its authenticity and they find the piece desirable for its intrinsic qualities and not just for its value as an investment. Application: Matilde should not buy the expensive antique vase offered for sale on the Internet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to justify the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although the seller is willing to take back the vase if Matilde cannot independently authenticate it, Matilde is not sure that the vase will appreciate much in value in the future.\nB: The asking price for the vase is significantly less than the amount Matilde thinks it is worth, and the vase is of a style that Matilde particularly likes.\nC: While this style of vase is not currently sought after by other collectors, Matilde has acquired quite a few similar pieces and has developed significant expertise in identifying counterfeits.\nD: While Matilde likes the color and features of the vase, its particular style has frequently been reproduced for the mass market, and the vase cannot be examined closely or authenticated over the Internet.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "891", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1784, the famous astronomer William Herschel once wrote that the dark areas on the surface of Mars are oceans, and the brighter areas are land. Herschel speculated that there must be intelligent life on Mars, and they may be similar to us on Earth. Herschel's theory has been popular for more than a century, and even some other astronomers have echoed that vegetation can be observed in some brightly colored areas.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, which of the following can best support Herschel's conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Where there is intelligent life, there must be sea and land\nB: Wherever there is vegetation, there must be intelligent life\nC: Where there is sea and land, there must be intelligent life\nD: Where vegetation can be observed, there may be intelligent life\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "892", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs far as calligraphy is concerned, there is a difference between Han stele and Han bamboo slips. Han stele is later carved by Shudan and then extended into Motuo, while Han bamboo slips are written directly on bamboo slips with a brush. This leads to differences in writing attitude: the writing of the stele is formal, and its words, contents, fonts and even the process of writing and engraving are very rigorous, while the writing of Han bamboo slips is the embodiment of real writing, and the writer is often in a relaxed state. There is no pressure and burden that must be written well. Calligraphy has no intention to be good. The rectification of Han steles and the frankness of Han bamboo slips have different aesthetic interests. The inspiration of Han bamboo slips calligraphy to today is more of a frank and natural attitude. In the study of ancient calligraphy works, it is necessary to understand this difference, so as to better grasp their respective characteristics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The state of writing has a direct influence on the style of calligraphy\nB: Han stele and Han bamboo slips are representatives of different writing styles\nC: How to correctly understand the calligraphy value of Han Stele and Han Bamboo slips\nD: Calligraphy works are a combination of writing tools and writing behavior\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "893", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 3000-meter final of the World Athletics Championships, among the three A, B and C who always ran at the front, one was an American player, one was a German player, and the other was a Kenyan player. After the race, we learned that: (1) A's performance was better than that of the German player; (2) the Kenyan player's performance was worse than that of B; (3) C praised the Kenyan player for his outstanding performance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A-Kenyan player, B-German player and C-American player.\nB: The Kenyan player is the champion, the American player is the runner-up, and the German player is the third.\nC: A-Kenyan player, B-American player and C-German player.\nD: The American player is the champion, the German player is the runner-up, and the Kenyan player is the third.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "894", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA netizen: few people will support proposals that harm their interests. However, according to the Beijing Times,during the 17-day of the I offer suggestions for Public Transport Price Reform campaign, most of the tens of thousands of people who participated in the event were in favor of raising the fares of subway and bus. Let everyone pay more and like it, the result must be fake.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot question the netizen's judgment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only those who are interested in the reform of the price in public transport participate in the activity, and the statistical results only reflect the views of this group of people.\nB: People who participate in the activities seldom take subways and buses, and raising the fares does not harm their interests.\nC: Some people who commute by subway and bus think that raising fares can relieve congestion during rush hours.\nD: Many citizens want to improve the environment by raising fares.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "895", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAbout 3 billion years ago, the Sun was only 80 percent as luminous as it is currently. Such conditions today would result in the freezing of Earth' s oceans, but geological evidence shows that water rather than ice filled the oceans at that time. Heat is trapped within Earth' s atmosphere through the presence of carbon dioxide, which, like methane, is a greenhouse gas. Only if the level of greenhouse gases were higher 3 billion years ago than it is today would Earth have retained enough heat to keep the oceans from freezing. It is likely, ttherefore, that the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was significantly higher then than it is today.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Geological evidence indicates that the oceans contained greater amounts of dissolved minerals 3 billion years ago, but not enough to alter their freezing points significantly.\nB: Geological studies indicate that there is much less methane in Earth's atmosphere today than there was 3 billion years ago.\nC: Sufficient heat to keep the oceans liquid 3 billion years ago could not have been generated through geological processes such as volcanic activity.\nD: Because the distance from Earth to the Sun has not changed significantly over the last 3 billion years, the increase in the Sun's luminosity has resulted in more radiation reaching Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "896", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are 6 pieces of blue and white porcelain: S, Y, M, Q, K, X. The age of each piece is different, and the exhibition is sorted from the earliest to the latest from left to right. The known conditions are as follows: (1) the age of M is earlier than that of X. (2) if the age of Y is earlier than that of M, then the age of Q is earlier than that of K and X. (3) if the age of M is earlier than that of Y, then the age of K is earlier than that of Q and X. (4) the age of S is either earlier than Y or M, and it can't have both.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the order of the exhibition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Q,M,S,K,Y,X.\nB: Q,K,Y,M,X,S.\nC: Y,S,M,X,Q,K.\nD: M,K,S,Q,Y,X.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "897", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA telescopic adaptive control system can perform different control functions according to the model, quantity and sequence of system components. The control system can only be composed of several of the five components A, B, C, D and E in order from left to right, and the combination of components into the control system must comply with the following laws: (1) two or more components can form the control system, and the components of the system can be the same or different; (2) Component A cannot appear on the leftmost side of the control system; (3) If component B exists in the system, it appears more than once; (4) In the control system, C can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component B must appear; (6) If e is the last component, component B must appear.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the possible composition of the control system?\n\nOptions:\nA: ABBD\nB: BECB\nC: CBBE\nD: DCAE\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "898", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause ethylene dibromide, a chemical used to fumigate grain, was blamed for the high rate of nerve damage suffered by people who work in grain-processing plants, many such plants switched to other chemical fumigants two years ago. Since then, however, the percentage of workers at these plants who were newly diagnosed with nerve damage has not dropped significantly. Ttherefore, either ethylene dibromide was wrongly blamed or else the new chemicals also cause nerve damage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Workers at grain-processing plants that still use ethylene dibromide continue to have a high rate of nerve damage.\nB: There are no chemical fumigants that are completely safe for workers in grain-processing plants.\nC: If the new chemicals cause nerve damage, the nerve damage caused would be different from any nerve damage that ethylene dibromide may cause.\nD: If ethylene dibromide causes nerve damage, it does not take two years or longer for that damage to become detectable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "899", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBrochure: Help conserve our city' s water supply. By converting the landscaping in your yard to a water-conserving landscape, you can greatly reduce your outdoor water use. A water-conserving landscape is natural and attractive, and it also saves you money. Criticism: For most people with yards, the savings from converting to a water-conserving landscape cannot justify the expense of new landscaping, since typically the conversion would save less than twenty dollars on a homeowner' s yearly water bills.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the best basis for a rebuttal of the criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: A conventional landscape generally requires a much greater expenditure on fertilizer and herbicide than does a water-conserving landscape.\nB: Even homeowners whose yards do not have water-conserving landscapes can conserve water by installing water-saving devices in their homes.\nC: A significant proportion of the residents of the city live in buildings that do not have yards.\nD: Some homeowners use more water to maintain their yards than they use for all other purposes combined.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "900", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpeaker: Contemporary business firms need to recognize that avoiding social responsibility leads to the gradual erosion of power. This is Davis and Blomstrom' s Iron Law of Responsibility: In the long run, those who do not use power in a manner which society considers responsible will tend to lose it. The law' s application to human institutions certainly stands confirmed by history. Though the long run may require decades or even centuries in some instances, society ultimately acts to reduce power when society thinks it is not being used responsibly. Ttherefore, a business that wishes to retain its power as long as it can must act responsibly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the speaker's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Government institutions are as subject to the Iron Law of Responsibility as business institutions.\nB: Since no institution is eternal, every business will eventually fail.\nC: Public relations programs can cause society to consider an institution socially responsible even when it is not.\nD: The power of some institutions erodes more slowly than the power of others, whether they are socially responsible or not.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "901", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInference by complete induction: it refers to the conclusion that each individual food in a certain kind of food has a certain property, and this kind of food generally has this property:\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to inference by complete induction:\n\nOptions:\nA: Gold is conductive; Silver is conductive; Copper is conductivey; Iron is conductive; Aluminum is conductive; Tin is conductive; Therefore, all metals conduct electricity\nB: Those who take bribes and bend the law are bound to be punished. You have always taken bribes and bend the law. Therefore, today you are bound to be punished by the law and the people\nC: In slave society, literature and art had class character; In feudal society, literature and art had class character; In capitalist society, literature and art have class character; In socialist society, literature and art have class character; Therefore, in a class society, literature and art have a class nature\nD: We found cells in animals and plants and nuclei in plant cells, so we deduced that there were also nuclei in animal cells. Later, we observed them with a microscope, and sure enough, we found nuclei in animal cells\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "902", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSubstitution effect: When the price of an item rises, consumers tend to substitute other items for the item that has become expensive, so as to obtain satisfaction at the cheapest price.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a substitution effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The price of coffee rises, and more people drink tea\nB: A certain stock appreciates, and many people compete for it\nC: Email is cheaper than postal mail, so more people use email\nD: The price of hemp raw material in a textile factory has risen, and it is produced by cheaper cotton\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "903", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProtein drugs, such as insulin, still have to be administered through a tedious subcutaneous injection procedure. If protein drugs are taken orally, they will be digested and cannot reach the target cells. However, some non-protein drugs contain chemical bonds that cannot be broken down by the digestive system.\n\nQuestion:\nThe above statement most strongly supports such which assertion, that is which of the following studies, if can be achieved, would benefit the users of protein drugs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Permanently remove protein-digesting substances in the digestive system\nB: Determine the time required for each non-protein drug to reach its target cell\nC: Coat insulin with a mixture that can be broken down by target cells, but its chemical bonds will not be digested\nD: Use a systematic method to determine which enzymes and bacteria are present in the normal digestive system\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "904", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe national economy is an organic whole, like a machine, each part has its own function, its normal operation is determined by the components and overall performance, whether it can be fast or not will waste the machine, and blindly ask for speed will damage the machine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best supports this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of the national economy should not be overheated\nB: Coordinated development of the national economy\nC: The speed of national economic development should not be too slow\nD: The establishment of a harmonious society depends on economic development\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "905", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMethicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Klebsiella and other bacteria can cause a variety of diseases and infections. At the same time, various antibiotics often have nothing to do with them, so these discolored bacteria are called superbacteria. In recent years, researchers can track not only the source of bacteria, but also the source of other drug-resistant bacteria through microbial whole genome sequencing technology. Therefore, Whole genome sequencing technology can solve the disease problems caused by superbacteria such as MRSA.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Superbacteria can mutate with changes in the environment.\nB: The cost of whole genome sequencing is relatively high.\nC: Whole genome technology can provide clues for finding drugs to inhibit superbacteria.\nD: Whole genome sequencing technology cannot kill superbacteria.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "906", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: Every moral action is the keeping of an agreement, and keeping an agreement is nothing more than an act of securing mutual benefit. Clearly, however, not all instances of agreement-keeping are moral actions. Ttherefore, some acts of securing mutual benefit are not moral actions.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments is most similar to that in the ethicist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: All metaphors are comparisons, and not all comparisons are surprising. However, all metaphors are surprising. Ttherefore, some comparisons are not metaphors.\nB: All calculators are kinds of computers, and all computers are devices for automated reasoning. However, not all devices for automated reasoning are calculators. Ttherefore, some devices for automated reasoning are not computers.\nC: All books are texts, and all texts are documents. However, not all texts are books. Ttherefore, some documents are not books.\nD: All architecture is design and all design is art. However, not all design is architecture. Ttherefore, some art is not design.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "907", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvery city has an optimal size, which depends on the contrast between the positive and negative effects of city size. In reality, the positive effects are mainly the agglomeration effects of urban economy, while the negative effects include traffic congestion, environmental pollution, high house prices, inadequate infrastructure and so on. Economic agglomeration will not only improve labor productivity, but also make urban land and housing prices rise. At this time, the production costs of enterprises and the living costs of residents will rise. Urban overcrowding, pollution and crime will also offset the benefits of urban expansion. Only when the positive effects of a city exceed its production or living costs will enterprises and residents stay in the city.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following options is not matching the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The optimal size of a city depends on the balance of positive and negative effects\nB: The negative effects of big cities are often greater than their positive effects\nC: Problems such as overcrowding, pollution and crime will affect the expansion of cities\nD: The agglomeration utility of economy is an important factor in determining the size of a city\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "908", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen exercising the muscles in one' s back, it is important, in order to maintain a healthy back, to exercise the muscles on opposite sides of the spine equally. After all, balanced muscle development is needed to maintain a healthy back, since the muscles on opposite sides of the spine must pull equally in opposing directions to keep the back in proper alignment and protect the spine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: One should exercise daily to ensure that the muscles on opposite sides of the spine keep the back in proper alignment.\nB: Muscles on opposite sides of the spine that are equally well developed will be enough to keep the back in proper alignment.\nC: If the muscles on opposite sides of the spine are exercised unequally, one's back will be irreparably damaged.\nD: Exercising the muscles on opposite sides of the spine unequally tends to lead to unbalanced muscle development.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "909", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumption lag refers to the average consumption level that personal consumption lags behind the national economic development and personal household income. Consumption ahead means that the current income level is not enough to buy the products or services needed now, in the form of loans, installments, advances and other forms of consumption.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to consumption ahead?\n\nOptions:\nA: Employee Wang ordered the train ticket online in the form of credit card payment\nB: College student Li bought a well-known brand computer through a loan platform\nC: Retired worker Lao Zhang owns commercial housing and cars, but he insists on using only old-fashioned straight-board mobile phones\nD: Liu, a young teacher, had an outstanding time deposit of 100,000 yuan and borrowed 80,000 yuan from a colleague to buy a car\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "910", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntermediary sequelae refers to the phenomenon that after users accept the services of an intermediary agency, their personal information is leaked to other agencies and they are harassed for a long time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is sequelae of intermediary?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Chen bought an air conditioner in the mall, and the seller notified Xiao Chen's information to the manufacturer. Xiao Chen received many calls asking about the installation time and location, and later often received return calls about the use of the air conditioner\nB: Xiao Cai bought a house in a real estate development company, and then often received calls from decoration companies asking if he needed home improvement. Xiao Cai did not plan to do renovations for the time being, and was very disgusted with these calls\nC: Xiao Zhang found a satisfactory job through a headhunting company, but in the next few months he will receive some unknown calls every day, recommending him a job with good pay, flexible time and easy tasks\nD: When Lao Wang registered for medical treatment, he met Ding who claimed to know a famous doctor. After seeing the famous doctor recommended by Ding, his condition did not improve, so he stopped paying attention to Ding and stopped receiving harassing calls from Ding\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "911", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWord-of-mouth marketing: refers to the use of effective means to allow consumers to introduce and recommend the company's products, services or overall image among relatives and friends.\n\nQuestion:\nDoes the following impression belong to word-of-mouth marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang is a beauty expert. His home is full of various cosmetics. He often posts photos on his WeChat Moments and recommends his favorite cosmetics to relatives and friends.\nB: In order to turn a small town into a famous tourist town, the Municipal Tourism Bureau asked the cultural communication company to carefully plan a creative advertisement, which attracted widespread public attention, and the unknown town became famous.\nC: After purchasing a physical therapy device, Aunt Li posted her use process with pictures and texts in the circle of friends every day. After winning thousands of likes, she exchanged for a health pillow at the physical therapy device company.\nD: Half a month ago, a shopping mall released holiday promotional information on the TV station. It also hired many retired grandparents to distribute promotional small advertisements in various communities. On the day of the holiday, employees and their families lined up a hundred-meter long line at the entrance of the mall.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "912", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStaggered employment refers to college graduates who actively choose short-term study tours, internships, entrepreneurial investigations or voluntary services at the peak of job hunting, and postpone personal employment in order to find more suitable jobs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is staggered employment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Kobayashi graduated from college in the most difficult employment season in history. Instead of looking for a job, he went to a number of non-profit organizations and cafes to experience life. Six months later, he founded a science and technology consulting company with two like-minded friends\nB: After graduation, Xiaogao has not found a suitable job. Every time someone asks about work, he is not at all anxious, thinking in his heart that in a few years, he will manage to open an online store by himself, and he will still be able to live a comfortable life\nC: Although she has been recommended for postgraduate studies, considering the family's long-ill father and monk's younger brother who is studying, Xiao Li still sent her resume to the talent market. While waiting for the news, she went to a restaurant near her hometown to find a part-time job\nD: In the graduation season, unlike other students who were busy sending resumes, Xiao Jin set up a shared office rental service company when he was a sophomore. As soon as he graduated, he could devote himself to the operation and management of the company\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "913", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEach year, an official estimate of the stock of cod in the Grand Banks is announced. This estimate is obtained by averaging two separate estimates of how many cod are available, one based on the number of cod caught by research vessels during a once-yearly sampling of the area and the other on the average number of tons of cod caught by various commercial vessels per unit of fishing effort expended there in the past year -- a unit of fishing effort being one kilometer of net set out in the water for one hour. In previous decades, the two estimates usually agreed closely. However, for the last decade the estimate based on commercial tonnage has been increasing markedly, by about the same amount as the samplingbased estimate has been decreasing.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements in the passage are true, which one of the following is most strongly supported by them?\n\nOptions:\nA: The once-yearly sampling by research vessels should be used as the sole basis for arriving at the official estimate of the stock of cod.\nB: The number of commercial vessels fishing for cod in the Grand Banks has increased substantially over the past decade.\nC: Last year's official estimate was probably not much different from the official estimate ten years ago.\nD: Twenty years ago, the overall stock of cod in the Grand Banks was officially estimated to be much larger than it is estimated to be today.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "914", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA city holds a series of spring music festivals, one of which for the first time invited a well-known symphony orchestra to perform in the city, the city's well-known enthusiasts, very much looking forward to this. Given the orchestra's influence, organizers expect the two-day orchestra's event to be hard to find. But when the tickets started selling, they found that this was not the case.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best explains the situation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other activities of the festival attracted many audiences\nB: The symphony was not accepted by the majority of the people in the city\nC: It has been cloudy and rainy in the city during the music festival\nD: The ticket price of the symphony orchestra is too high\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "915", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPersonal company refers to a company based on the personal credit of its shareholders; joint-investment company refers to a company whose assets are formed by the respective capital contributions of the company's shareholders as the basis for its credit; a joint-personal joint venture is a company with both of the above properties,credit basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following companies is Personal company?\n\nOptions:\nA: The registered capital of a company is the sum of the share capital paid by all shareholders.\nB: All the shares of a company are 100% held by the independent founder of the company, and the company employs a number of experienced professional managers in charge of different businesses.\nC: A company's capital chain was broken due to poor management. When filing for bankruptcy, the entire registered capital was counted, and the shareholders' personal property was not affected\nD: The assets of a company are mortgaged with all the personal property of the shareholders\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "916", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany people who call themselves teachers are not actually teachers, because teaching is not their main source of income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions is assumed by the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many so-called teachers lack qualified professional knowledge and skills.\nB: Income can measure the degree to which an occupation is valued by the society.\nC: Low income prevents teachers from being dedicated to their work.\nD: A person cannot be called a writer unless writing is his main source of income. The same goes for teachers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "917", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe bullwhip effect is a phenomenon of demand variation and amplification in the supply chain. It means that when the information flow is transmitted from the final client to the original supplier, the sharing of information cannot be effectively realized, which makes the phenomenon of information distortion amplify step by step, leading to greater and greater fluctuations in demand information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the bullwhip effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the avian flu epidemic in various places, retailer A heard that vinegar can prevent influenza. He saw this as a good business opportunity, hoarding a large amount of bagged vinegar for high-priced sales in the future.\nB: When a new product is on the market and the supply exceeds demand, retailer A temporarily increases the order quantity to wholesaler B according to the sales of the product, and B places an order with the merchandise sales center according to the order quantity submitted by different retailers.\nC: Retailer A estimates an order quantity based on the sales volume of the previous month. In order to ensure that the order quantity is available in time, he submits the order to wholesaler B after slightly increasing the order quantity. And B places an order from a merchandise sales center for the same consideration.\nD: A merchandise sales center has increased its efforts to put the merchandise on the market based on market trends and monthly sales, and more and more retailers have chosen the merchandise.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "918", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn rheumatoid arthritis, the body' s immune system misfunctions by attacking healthy cells in the joints causing the release of a hormone that in turn causes pain and swelling. This hormone is normally activated only in reaction to injury or infection. A new arthritis medication will contain a protein that inhibits the functioning of the hormone that causes pain and swelling in the joints.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Unlike aspirin and other medications that reduce pain and swelling and that are currently available, the new medication would repair existing cell damage that had been caused by rheumatoid arthritis.\nB: A patient treated with the new medication for rheumatoid arthritis could sustain a joint injury without becoming aware of it.\nC: Joint diseases other than rheumatoid arthritis would not be affected by the new medication.\nD: The benefits to rheumatoid arthritis sufferers of the new medication would outweigh the medication's possible harmful side effects.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "919", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWeddings can be seen, but love can't be seen; love letters can be seen, misses can't be seen, flowers can be seen, spring can't be seen; fruits can be seen, nutrition can't be seen; the action of help can be seen, caring can't be seen; blowing wind can be felt, the air is invisible; the diploma is visible, but the level is invisible. Some people have come to the conclusion that the invisible is more valuable than the visible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options uses the same reasoning method as the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are three types of triangles: right-angled triangles, obtuse-angled triangles, and acute-angled triangles. The sum of the interior angles of a right triangle is 180\u00b0, the sum of the interior angles of an obtuse triangle is 180\u00b0, and the sum of the interior angles of an acute triangle is 180\u00b0, so the sum of the angles of all triangles is 180\u00b0.\nB: I prefer accidental to inevitable. You see, the Olympic Games are full of suspense, which makes the games exciting; most of the artists' creations come from ingenuity, and scientists' discoveries and inventions are often associated with intuition, apocalypse and opportunity; Cupid shoots arrows to people by chance. So I love accidental and I'm going to shout Hurrah for accidental!\nC: Surgeons can read X-rays when operating on patients, lawyers can read justification book when defending defendants, architects can compare design drawings when building houses, teachers can read various reference books when preparing lessons, why are students not allowed to read textbooks and other related materials during exams?\nD: Roses are beautiful because all words are beautiful.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "920", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 2002, China's divorce rate has been rising all the way. Experts say that the reason for the rise of China's divorce rate cannot be simply explained as the bad social atmosphere. On the one hand, it is related to the low level of the original overall divorce rate. On the other hand, it is also related to the changes in all aspects of Chinese society, public opinion environment and social ideas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the expert's view?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to statistics, among many divorcees, young people account for an increasing proportion.\nB: Statistics show that the equal status of men and women and the awakening of personal self-consciousness are the main reasons for the rise of divorce rate in China.\nC: In 2015, Beijing had the highest divorce rate in China, followed by Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen and other cities.\nD: The reasons for the rise of divorce rate in China are actually very complex. In addition to the influence of social atmosphere, it also involves people's emotional factors.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "921", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCultural Consciousness means that people living in a certain culture have self-knowledge of their own culture, that is, understand its origin, formation process, characteristics and development trend, so as to enhance their ability of cultural transformation and obtain the ability and status of cultural choice under the conditions of the new era. In addition, cultural consciousness should have a world vision and be able to understand the culture of other nations, Enhance the ability to contact, dialogue and get along with different cultures.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to Cultural Consciousness:\n\nOptions:\nA: After negotiation, China agreed to increase the quota of American films in the Chinese market\nB: In order to protect the cultural valley of the Miao Nationality in Soga, Guizhou, the Soga ecological museum has been established\nC: King Zhao Wuling's Hufu riding and shooting and Tuoba's banning Hu language in the Northern Wei Dynasty\nD: Both Xiangfan City in Hubei Province and Nanyang City in Henan Province call themselves hometown of Zhuge Liang\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "922", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany ethnic groups in the world are facing the loss of the right to speak their mother tongue on the world stage and have to rely on the West to make up for the spoken and written language, so that their own culture is gradually weakened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following points can be demonstrated by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The importance of protecting one's mother tongue\nB: There are also strong and weak points in spoken and written languages\nC: The reasons for the gradual weakening of national culture\nD: We cannot be attached to the West in terms of language and words\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "923", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe population of songbirds throughout England has decreased in recent years. Many people explain this decrease as the result of an increase during the same period in the population of magpies, which eat the eggs and chicks of songbirds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, argues most strongly against the explanation reported in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of eggs laid yearly by a female songbird varies widely according to the songbird's species.\nB: Although magpies eat the eggs and chicks of songbirds, magpies' diets consist of a wide variety of other foods as well.\nC: The population of magpies has increased because farmers no longer shoot or trap magpies to any great extent, though farmers still consider magpies to be pests.\nD: Although the overall population of magpies has increased, in most areas of England in which the songbird population has decreased, the number of magpies has remained stable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "924", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe constitution of a university stipulates that the General Council of the university is composed of all living alumni of the University, and it has the power to deal with matters related to the constitution; The 20 Member Council manages day-to-day affairs by a majority vote. A new proposal suggests that the University constitution can be amended by a unanimous vote of all the members of the Council.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above discussion is correct, which of the following conclusions can be drawn??\n\nOptions:\nA: This proposal will come into effect only if all the members of the Council unanimously support it\nB: Adopting this proposal would allow amendments to the constitution to be adopted without the consent of the General Council\nC: Each member of the Council has the right to vote on any proposal of the body\nD: The adoption of this new proposal will increase the voting power of the University's living alumni in managing university affairs\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "925", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFunction is the inherent efficiency of things, it is determined by the structure of internal elements of things, and it is a kind of internal mechanism which is relatively stable and independent from the interior of things. Function is the external effect produced by the relationship between things and the external environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car has the function of transportation\nB: The spleen has the functions of hematopoiesis, blood filtration, scavenging senile blood cells and so on\nC: Law has the function of promoting the progress of scientific, technological and cultural undertakings\nD: Mobile phone has the function of communication\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "926", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShould our intellectuals, like Jacobs, come forward to teach the truth to power and bravely shoulder the social responsibility of intellectuals?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can not be inferred from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jacobs was a man who stood up to teach truth to power.\nB: Jacobs is a man who bravely assumes the social responsibility of intellectuals.\nC: Our intellectuals cannot bear social responsibility.\nD: Our intellectuals lack the courage to bear the corresponding social responsibility.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "927", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLibel is defined as damaging the reputation of someone by making false statements. Ironically, strong laws against libel can make it impossible for anyone in the public eye to have a good reputation. For the result of strong libel laws is that, for fear of lawsuits, no one will say anything bad about public figures.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The absence of laws against libel makes it possible for everyone in the public eye to have a good reputation.\nB: If one makes statements that one sincerely believes, then those statements should not be considered libelous even if they are in fact false and damaging to the reputation of a public figure.\nC: Public figures can have good reputations only if there are other public figures who have bad reputations.\nD: In countries with strong libel laws, people make negative statements about public figures only when such statements can be proved.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "928", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRationalization: it refers to the phenomenon that people will come up with various reasons to forgive themselves or justify their failure after setbacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following phenomenas does not belong to this category is: ()\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Xiao complained about the bad traffic because he was often late for work\nB: Xiao Zhang didn't comment on the professor. He thought it was because he didn't leave\nC: Mr. Zhang lost all his face because of the scandal and didn't go away\nD: Xiao Hong said to accompany her classmates to the hospital,because she was questioned by her parents after returning home late\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "929", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA construction project has been tasked with building a four-lane road from a remote mountain fortress to a major expressway lying at the base of the mountain. The slope leading to the mountain fortress is so precipitous that the only conceivable way to carry out the project is by building the road downhill, since construction equipment is able to move down, but not up, the steep terrain. The foreman has devised the following solution: dismantle each construction vehicle and tie a part upon the back of a donkey, an animal capable of making the steep ascent. The foreman has at his disposal more than 100 donkeys, each of which is capable of making multiple trips up the mountain.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the foreman's plan to be successful, which of the following pieces of information is most important?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether any donkey is capable of transporting multiple parts\nB: Whether the second strongest donkey is able to transport the heaviest piece of equipment\nC: Whether the weakest donkey is able to transport the heaviest piece of equipment\nD: Whether the strongest donkey is able to transport the heaviest piece of equipment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "930", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to allow residents to have housing, a city to raise funds to promote the construction of affordable housing. Next year, the division's housing construction into the completion of the climax. At present, the general concern of the public is aroused by how to define the eligibility for housing protection. Some people think that affordable housing is funded by the Government and therefore can only be purchased by the public. For non-residents of this city, should not have the qualifications to apply for affordable housing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best challenges this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In addition to government finance, there is also a large amount of commercial capital to finance housing construction\nB: The city's non-resident population is government-financed and pays a lot of taxes and fees\nC: The income level of the city's household registration population is generally higher than that of the non-resident population\nD: More than half of the city's resident population is non-resident\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "931", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis semester Professor Popkin will commute to Montreal by plane, leaving every Tuesday and returning to Toronto every Friday. She instructs her travel agent to schedule for her one round-trip that departs from Toronto on the first Tuesday and returns to Toronto on the last Friday of the semester and additional round-trips that depart from and return to Montreal for each weekly commute in between.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain Professor Popkin's instructions to her travel agent regarding the grouping of her flights into round-trips?\n\nOptions:\nA: If all Professor Popkin's tickets are paid for at one time, she will be eligible for a frequent-traveler discount.\nB: Professor Popkin's round-trip tickets are least expensive if each trip is scheduled so that at least one Saturday night intervenes between the departing flight and the returning flight.\nC: In order for Professor Popkin to receive the lowest possible airfare, each of her round trips must be paid for at least seven days in advance of the departing flight.\nD: A ticket for a round-trip in which the departing flight and the returning flight are separated by several months will cost Professor Popkin more than a ticket for a round-trip in which they are separated by less than one week.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "932", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter a major toll highway introduced a system of electronic toll paying, delays at all of its interchanges declined significantly. Travel time per car trip decreased by an average of 10 percent. Tailpipe pollution for each trip decreased commensurately. Despite this, the total air pollution from vehicles on that highway did not decrease measurably.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even after the switch to electronic toll paying, there were sometimes long delays at the highway's interchanges.\nB: The prospect of faster, more convenient travel induced more drivers to use the highway.\nC: Travel time on the highway for car trips under 30 kilometers (18. 6 miles) did not decrease appreciably.\nD: The highway began charging higher tolls when it switched to electronic toll paying.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "933", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince anyone who supports the new tax plan has no chance of being elected, and anyone who truly understands economics would not support the tax plan, only someone who truly understands economics would have any chance of being elected.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument ignores the possibility that some people who\n\nOptions:\nA: truly understand economics have no chance of being elected\nB: truly understand economics do not support the tax plan\nC: do not support the tax plan do not truly understand economics\nD: do not support the tax plan have no chance of being elected\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "934", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA foreign company buys insects such as pseudo-walkers and crickets from farmers, processes them into powder or oil, and then mixes them with other ingredients to make delicious food that makes people unable to eat insects. The company made a profit of millions of dollars by selling the food in 2019. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization affirmed the company's practice and pointed out that eating insects is conducive to dealing with worldwide food shortages and malnutrition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be used as the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shortage of world food supply will continue. The development of new food materials such as insects can effectively cope with the growth of food demand.\nB: Insects are rich in protein, fat, supplements vitamins and iron, and are large and low-cost supplementary foods.\nC: An authoritative foreign research institution said that in this century, eating insects is conducive to the growth of population and the increase of consumption of the protein.\nD: Insect breeding and processing industries are being vigorously developed in some areas of Asia and Africa that are short of food and whose population is malnourished.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "935", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA number of Chinese universities have held four job fairs in Toronto, New York, Boston and San Francisco. A survey of questionnaires conducted by Chinese students attending the job fairs shows that 67% of them want to return home to work, and 33% will seriously consider the option of returning home. It can be seen that working in the United States has lost its attraction to foreign students, and it has become a common practice for people to want to return home.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the following options is the most powerful way to weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese students who participated in the questionnaire may not express their best wishes.\nB: If Chinese students in North America cannot find a job when they return home, it will be a great disappointment to them.\nC: 67% and 33% add up to 100%, which means zero people want to stay and work in North America\nD: Among the Chinese students in North America, those who do not intend to return to work did not attend the job fair.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "936", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's state drug administration stipulates that the chemical and common names of drugs are formulated by the State Pharmacopoeia and the drug administration, but the trade names are designated by manufacturers. It is this latter regulation that creates conditions for the renaming and naming of many drugs. In China, there are more than 200 kinds of commonly used drugs with multiple names in recent years, of which 4 names account for 20%, 5 names account for 25%, 7 names account for 15%, and 15% of drugs have more than 10 names. some drugs have more than 20 names, and the most have more than 40 names. All these drugs with multiple names are veritable change soup without changing medicine. The basic content remains the same, but the packaging or individual ingredients change and the curative effect is exactly the same.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The trade name of the drug may be decided by the manufacturer.\nB: The commonly used drugs in China have a variety of trade names.\nC: The phenomenon of multiple names of one drug is very common in our China.\nD: The efficacy of drugs with multiple names is exactly the same.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "937", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nn order to improve the quality of students, the school offers two kinds of elective courses: arts and science. Statistics show that some students have taken all liberal arts elective courses, while others have taken all science elective courses,\n\nQuestion:\nSo which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some students took all the elective courses.\nB: Every elective course has students.\nC: There is an elective course, which is attended by more than one student.\nD: Some people only take science elective courses.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "938", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf temperatures had dropped below freezing when I was gone last week, the impatiens in my garden would have died. If the impatiens had died, they obviously could not continue to bloom. However, since the impatiens in my garden are still in bloom today, temperatures did not drop below freezing last week.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments most closely parallels that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a species is highly adaptable, it will thrive when introduced into a new environment. If a species thrives in its new environment, it will have an adverse effect on species already existing in that environment. But, since this species has not had an adverse effect on any species already existing in its new environment, it is not highly adaptable.\nB: If the introduction of a new species would adversely affect some species already existing in an environment, that species should not be introduced into it. Ttherefore, since the introduction of species into new environments will result in some species in those environments being adversely affected, species should probably not be introduced into new environments.\nC: If a species thrives in a new environment, that species is adaptable. Species that adapt to new environments adversely affect some species already existing in those environments. So, if a species does not adversely affect any species already existing in its new environment, it has not adapted to it.\nD: If a species is introduced into a new environment, it adversely affects some species already existing in that environment, but only if it adapts well to it. Ttherefore, if a species does not adapt well to a new environment, it will not adversely affect any species already existing in it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "939", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProposal: Carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere block the escape of heat into space. So emission of these greenhouse gases contributes to global warming. In order to reduce global warming, emission of greenhouse gases needs to be reduced. Ttherefore, the methane now emitted from open landfills should instead be burned to produce electricity. Objection: The burning of methane generates carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most adequately counters the objection made to the proposal?\n\nOptions:\nA: The conversion of methane to electricity would occur at a considerable distance from the landfills.\nB: The methane that is used to generate electricity would generally be used as a substitute for a fuel that does not produce any greenhouse gases when burned.\nC: Every time a human being or other mammal exhales, there is some carbon dioxide released into the air.\nD: Methane in the atmosphere is more effective in blocking the escape of heat from the Earth than is carbon dioxide.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "940", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe market economy has had a major impact on university education. The so-called unpopular majors and hot majors have emerged. The number of applicants is very different, which has seriously affected the normal education and academic research of universities.\n\nQuestion:\nSo which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Market economy is not conducive to the development of education\nB: While adapting to the market economy, university education must adhere to the correct direction of education and research\nC: Universities should expand popular majors and cut off unpopular majors\nD: University education should stay away from market economy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "941", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInventor: All highly successful entrepreneurs have as their main desire the wish to leave a mark on the world. Highly successful entrepreneurs are unique in that whenever they see a solution to a problem, they implement that idea. All other people see solutions to problems but are too interested in leisure time or job security to always have the motivation to implement their ideas.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the inventor's statements are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who invariably implement their solutions to problems have at least some interest in leisure time or job security.\nB: All people whose main desire is to implement their solutions to problems leave a mark on the world.\nC: The main desire of all people who implement solutions whenever they detect them is to leave a mark on the world .\nD: Most people do not want to leave a mark on the world because trying to do so would reduce their leisure time or job security.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "942", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe academy is a unique form of culture and education in Chinese history. In the more than one thousand years of history process of the development of the academy, it is not only a symbol of Chinese culture, but also a window for Chinese culture to spread abroad. The name of the academy began in the Tang Dynasty, and it gradually evolved from the earliest institution of repairing and collecting books to a place with the function of teaching and research. The system of the academy continued to develop, grow and mature in the Song Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty was the heyday of the development of the academy, no matter in the remote areas or in the border towns. Not only that, the academy went abroad with Confucianism, took root, sprouted and flourished on the Korean Peninsula, and played an irreplaceable role in the spread of Chinese culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of the academy has gone through a long historical process.\nB: The functions of the educational and cultural communication carried by the academy.\nC: There is a close relationship between the academy and the inheritance of civilization.\nD: The influence of system of the academy spread all over our country and abroad.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "943", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMovie Director: Movies come out the best, in terms of both critical and box office success, when a single person has full creative control over the final product. Studios providing notes to the director, writer, producer, or whomever controls that vision, stifle the creative process. Studio Head: At the end of the day, the film industry is a business. Movies will only be made if they are profitable. The most successful movies focus on subjects that the audience cares about, and the studios spend millions of dollars on test screenings to determine what audiences prefer. Whether the studio transmits its research by notes or informal discussion, the studio' s input must be considered.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best describes the main point in dispute?\n\nOptions:\nA: The best way for the studio to communicate its feedback is always through notes. \nB: Critical acclaim is more important than box office success.\nC: More than one person should be involved in the creative process.\nD: Test screenings are a waste of money.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "944", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe song of the yellow warbler signals to other yellow warblers that a particular area has been appropriated by the singer as its own feeding territory. Although the singing deters other yellow warblers from taking over the feeding territory of the singer, other yellow warblers may range for food within a portion of the singer' s territory. However, a warbler sings a special song when it molts (sheds its feathers). Other yellow warblers will not enter the smaller core territory of a yellow warbler singing its molting song. Ttherefore yellow warblers, which can only fly short distances during molting, have no competition for the food supply within the range of their restricted flying.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument makes which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The core areas contain just enough food to sustain one yellow warbler while it molts.\nB: The core areas of each feeding territory are the same size for each molting warbler.\nC: Warblers often share their feeding areas with other kinds of birds, which often do not eat the same insects or seeds as warblers do.\nD: There are no birds other than yellow warblers that compete with yellow warblers for food.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "945", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRoses always provide a stunning display of color, but only those flowers that smell sweet are worth growing in a garden. Some roses have no scent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some roses which smell sweet are not worth growing in a garden.\nB: No sweet-smelling flower is worth growing in a garden unless it provides a stunning display of color.\nC: All flowers with no scent provide a stunning display of color.\nD: Some flowers which provide a stunning display of color are not worth growing in a garden.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "946", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A research team found that the development of ALS is closely related to the number of AM bacteria in the gut. The researchers observed and compared gut microbiota and blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples from 37 ALS patients and 29 healthy relatives. They found differences in gut bacterial strains, one of which was linked to nicotinamide production. In addition, nicotinamide levels decreased in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid of these ALS patients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a prerequisite for the above research findings to hold?\n\nOptions:\nA: Microbes in the human gut are very complex\nB: Nicotinamide is a metabolite of gut microbial AM bacteria\nC: ALS symptoms reduced after mice supplemented with nicotinamide\nD: Changes in human gut bacteria linked to disease progression in ALS\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "947", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arrangement of troops pays attention to shape and potential, which is described as the coordination of forces. The shape is a prepared proprietary medicine, which can be purchased and used directly in the drugstore; the potential is a prescription written by an experienced doctor for the patient, considering the dosage, increasing or decreasing the smell, and compatibility according to the severity of the illness.Dashing into battle also pays attention to shape and potential. Take boxing as an example, the shape is the boxer's height, weight and routines; the potential is Sanda and adapt according to the opponent's moves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most accurate summary of the characteristics of shape and potential mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fighting with soldiers is like playing chess, the shape is the fixed form and chess game of the chess; the potential is to pick up each other's moves and break each other's moves, the faster the response, the better.\nB: To practice medicine is to save people, and to use soldiers is to kill people. The two are very different. However, there are similarities between the arrangement of troops and the deployment of prescriptions.\nC: Shape is like water in a mountain of thousands of feet, the deeper it is stored, the fiercer it is; the potential is like a boulder on the top of ten thousand feet, the more dangerous the mountain is, the faster the stone is.\nD: Shape is visible, static and pre-set; potential is invisible, dynamic and set by the enemy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "948", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly an expert in some branch of psychology could understand why Patrick is behaving irrationally. But no expert is certain of being able to solve someone else' s problem. Patrick wants to devise a solution to his own behavioral problem.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following conclusions can be validly drawn from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Patrick is not certain of being able to devise a solution to his own behavioral problem.\nB: Unless Charles is an expert in some branch of psychology, Charles should not offer a solution to Patrick's behavioral problem.\nC: If Charles is certain of being able to solve Patrick's behavioral problem, then Charles does not understand why Patrick is behaving in this way.\nD: Patrick is not an expert in psychology.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "949", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReference dependence means that an individual judges the value of gains and losses based on a reference point. Above the reference point, the individual feels the gain, and vice versa. The perception of loss and gain depends on the choice of the reference point.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not reference dependency?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ms. Zhang had to suspend work for six months due to childbirth and breastfeeding. She lost many customers and was very distressed, but she became happy again when she saw her healthy and lively son.\nB: Xiao Zhang was originally satisfied with his income. He heard that Xiao Li who joined the company at the same time as himself. Now that Xiao Li, who is also a project manager, has a 10% higher income than himself, Xiao Zhang is not so satisfied with his income.\nC: The researcher designed an experiment: Inform the subjects that their neighbors' monthly water and electricity expenditures are lower than theirs, and found that the subjects' household energy consumption will be significantly reduced next month.\nD: My sister got 99 points in the mid-term exam and 95 points in the final exam, and my mother criticized her; my younger brother got 75 points in the mid-term exam and 85 points in the final exam, and my mother rewarded him.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "950", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: A recent research report suggests that by exercising vigorously, one significantly lowers one' s chances of developing certain cardiorespiratory illnesses. But exercise has this effect, the report concludes, only if the exercise is vigorous. Thus, one should not heed older studies purporting to show that nonstrenuous walking yields the same benefits.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the columnist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that this argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to show that a certain conclusion of the recent report is better justified than an opposing conclusion reached in older studies\nB: fails to consider that those who exercise vigorously are at increased risk of physical injury caused by exercise\nC: fails to consider the possibility that the risk of developing certain cardio-respiratory illnesses can be reduced by means other than exercise\nD: fails to consider the possibility that those who engage in vigorous physical exercise are more likely than others to perceive themselves as healthy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "951", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistician: A financial magazine claimed that its survey of its subscribers showed that North Americans are more concerned about their personal finances than about politics. One question was: Which do you think about more: politics or the joy of earning money? This question is clearly biased. Also, the readers of the magazine are a self-selecting sample. Thus, there is reason to be skeptical about the conclusion drawn in the magazine' s survey.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, would strengthen the statistician's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Other surveys suggest that North Americans are just as concerned about politics as they are about finances.\nB: The conclusions drawn in most magazine surveys have eventually been disproved.\nC: Other surveys suggest that North Americans are concerned not only with politics and finances, but also with social issues.\nD: The credibility of the magazine has been called into question on a number of occasions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "952", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: If an insurance policy is written in such a way that a reasonable person seeking insurance would not read it thoroughly before signing it, then the reasonable expectations of the policyholder concerning the policy' s coverage should take legal precedence over specific language in the written policy itself. Application: The insurance company should be required to cover the hail damage to Celia' s car, even though specific language in the written policy Celia signed excluded coverage for hail damage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Celia did not read the written insurance policy thoroughly before signing it, and a reasonable person in her position would not have done so either.\nB: Celia is a reasonable person, and she expected the insurance policy to cover hail damage to her car.\nC: Given the way it was written, a reasonable person would not have read Celia's insurance policy thoroughly before signing it, and Celia reasonably expected the policy to cover hail damage.\nD: The insurance policy that Celia signed was written in such a way that a reasonable person would not read it thoroughly before signing it, but Celia did read the policy thoroughly before signing it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "953", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRadio airplay restrictions are nationally imposed regulations. The City Club has compiled a guide to all nationally imposed regulations except those related to taxation or to labor law. Radio airplay restrictions are related neither to taxation nor to labor law, so the City Club' s guide covers radio airplay restrictions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a pattern of reasoning most similar to that exhibited by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Compact discs are a kind of data storage device. Leotol Corporation does not produce data storage devices that use analog storage methods. Compact discs do not use analog storage methods, so it follows that Leotol Corporation produces compact discs.\nB: The Windsor Coalition is an example of a community organizing to discourage overdevelopment. The Neighborhood Association is in favor of this sort of community organizing, except when it poses a threat to regional economic growth. Ttherefore, the Neighborhood Association is in favor of the Windsor Coalition.\nC: Coreopsis is a perennial. The Garden Club awards a prize each year for each perennial except those that are shrubs or not native to North America. Coreopsis is native to North America and is not a shrub. So the Garden Club awards a prize each year for coreopsis.\nD: All prepackaged desserts pose a risk of tooth decay. The Nutrition Foundation recommends avoiding all prepackaged desserts that are not high in vitamins or protein. Many prepackaged snack foods are low in vitamins or protein, so the Nutrition Foundation recommends avoiding prepackaged snack foods as well.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "954", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA bacterial species will inevitably develop greater resistance within a few years to any antibiotics used against it, unless those antibiotics eliminate that species completely. However, no single antibiotic now on the market is powerful enough to eliminate bacterial species X completely.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bacterial species X is more resistant to at least some antibiotics that have been used against it than it was before those antibiotics were used against it.\nB: Bacterial species X will inevitably become more virulent in the course of time.\nC: If any antibiotic now on the market is used against bacterial species X, that species will develop greater resistance to it within a few years.\nD: It is unlikely that any antibiotic can be developed that will completely eliminate bacterial species X.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "955", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWater tourism refers to a short-term experience with social, leisure and consumption attributes that people go to water and its surrounding areas for the main purpose of seeking pleasure. It has gradually become an important carrier for people's leisure, fashion and regional tourism development. Water tourism resources refer to waters and related shores, islands, forests and grasses, buildings and other natural and cultural landscapes that are attractive to people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the following options does not belong to water tourism resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are inscriptions of scholars and writers of all dynasties on both sides of the Jiuqu Brook in Wuyi Mountain.\nB: There is a Jiangnan tribute court built in the Ming Dynasty on the streets along the Qinhuai River bank.\nC: A forest park built a free pond with thousands of Koi.\nD: A building stands on the Bank of the Yangtze River and becomes the background for tourists to take photos.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "956", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCultural anxiety refers to the psychological state of confusion, anxiety, disappointment and lack of self-confidence caused by the squeeze of traditional culture by foreign culture in the process of globalization and modernization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the cultural anxiety?\n\nOptions:\nA: In response to the invasion of western culture, some parents suggested that the education department should formulate relevant policies as soon as possible to let traditional classics, including four books and five classics, enter primary and secondary school classrooms\nB: Squares, communities and parks containing foreign names such as Rome square and California town can be seen everywhere in cities large and small all over the country\nC: Christmas, Valentine's day and Easter are becoming more and more popular, but many traditional festivals are ignored by young people. Some scholars call for taking measures to strictly restrict foreign festivals as soon as possible\nD: Many historical and cultural heritages and cultural landscapes continue to disappear with the transformation of the old city in full swing, which is deeply worried by more and more people of insight\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "957", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe main culprit for the serious impact of air pollutants on the brain is fine particles, that is, air pollutants less than 2.5 microns in diameter. Once inhaled, they can reach deep into the lungs, enter the bloodstream, and then enter the brain. The fine particles are small enough to cross the blood-brain barrier that blocks large toxic molecules. If fine particles are inhaled through the nose, they can also enter the brain through the olfactory nerves in the nasal cavity. These particles may trigger an inflammatory response, leading to severe brain disease and affecting cognitive ability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The harm of fine particles in air pollutants entering the brain.\nB: Air pollutants are the leading cause of brain disease.\nC: How fine particles from air pollutants enter the brain.\nD: Fine particles in air pollutants are harmful to human health.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "958", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe connotation of a concept is the common attribute of all elements of the object set reflected by the concept. It is formed with a high degree of contraction to reveal the connotation of a concept, just like drawing out a tape measure. The process of drawing out the tape measure can adopt a negative form under special circumstances.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings uses the negative form to reveal the connotation of different concepts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wasteland refers to the land uncultivated.\nB: Emergency avoidance is an act without criminal responsibility.\nC: The concept of non set does not reflect the object aggregate.\nD: Children born out of wedlock are born to men and women who do not have a reasonable marriage relationship.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "959", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmotional advertising is an advertising strategy that appeals to consumers' emotions or emotional responses to convey the added value or emotional satisfaction brought to them by the product. The value of this emotion in the minds of consumers may far exceed the value of the product itself, so that Consumers form a positive brand attitude. According to the above definition,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following slogans are not emotional advertising?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ad slogan for a certain brand of beverage: XX Coke, the Chinese's own Coke!\nB: The slogan of a certain brand of beer entering the Southeast Asian market: Well, hometown water.\nC: The slogan of a certain brand of diapers: Baby is in a good mood every day, mother must be more beautiful.\nD: The slogan of a brand of body lotion: For the skin to be soft and moisturizing, please use times body lotion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "960", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCity council member: Demand for electricity has been increasing by 1. 5 percent a year, and there simply is no more space to build additional power plants to meet future demand increases. We must ttherefore begin to curtail usage, which is why I propose passing ordinances requiring energy-conservation measures in all city departments.\n\nQuestion:\nThe city council member's proposal assumes which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential consumers are not responsible for the recent increases in demand for electricity.\nB: Passing ordinances designed to curtail electricity usage will not have negative economic consequences for the city.\nC: City departments that successfully conserve energy will set a good example for residential and industrial consumers of electricity.\nD: Existing power plants do not have the capacity to handle all of the projected increase in demand for electricity.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "961", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi said, I passed all the exams in all subjects this time and got my motor vehicle driver's license. If what Li said is not\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li failed in at least one subject\nB: Li failed the exam in only one subject\nC: Li failed the exam for at most one subject\nD: Li didn't pass the exams in all the subjects\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "962", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe experience of a certain company fully shows that a successful marketing operation not only depends on a special marketing department, but also requires excellent products, sophisticated market research, and professional business departments and public relations departments,good at analysis of the financial department and logistics and other departments of full cooperation and support. If the marketing department is strong and other departments are weak, or the marketing department is not in harmony with other departments, or the company is unable to integrate effectively, the marketing operation will not be carried out smoothly and effectively, and it will be difficult to exert its due power.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The effective integration of the various departments of the company is the key to its success\nB: Focus on teamwork is a valuable experience for the company to succeed\nC: Successful marketing operations can bring huge economic benefits to enterprises\nD: The marketing department can only play a better role in close cooperation with relevant departments\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "963", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the athletes participating in the sports meeting are strong athletes, and all the strong athletes seldom get sick, but there are some athletes who are not well enough to take part in the sports meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following cannot be derived from the above premise?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some contestants who are not feeling well seldom get sick\nB: Very few sick contestants took part in the sports meeting\nC: Some contestants who are rarely sick feel unwell\nD: Some strong athletes feel unwell\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "964", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n\u2460Language is a symbol system, and the symbol system of each language bears the imprint of culture, which is the result of the collective cognition of the language community, and is the carrier of culture, which is the body of language. \u2461Language and Culture is one with two sides, and no one can completely separate language and culture. This is determined by the attributes of language. \u2462Therefore, there is no need to highlight cultural communication in international Chinese education, because learning a language is impossible without involving this kind of language. The cultural content carried by language is self-evident .\u2463the values of people and social groups who use this language implicit in language, and such values are often unaware of. \u2464 language is also thinking Tools and communication tools. When we use a language to think and communicate, it is impossible not to be influenced by this language. This is like the use of a language.\n\nQuestion:\nIf you rearrange the above five sentences, which of the followings is the correct word order?\n\nOptions:\nA: \u2461\u2460\u2464\u2463\u2462\nB: \u2463\u2460\u2464\u2461\u2462\nC: \u2461\u2464\u2460\u2462\u2463\nD: \u2463\u2461\u2460\u2464\u2462\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "965", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company advertised: Half of the cameras produced by this company since 1995 are still in use, while two-thirds of the cameras produced by other companies at the same time cannot be used. The company hopes to use this advertisement to show consumers that the company's cameras are extremely durable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since 1995, the production of cameras from other companies has increased significantly.\nB: The company's current camera prices are only slightly higher than those produced in 1995.\nC: People who buy the company's camera usually maintain the camera very well.\nD: Consumers who bought the company's cameras used the camera more often than consumers who bought cameras from other companies.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "966", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe head teacher told an excellent student that the reason why you achieved such good results was mainly because I had a good teaching plan.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, will most strongly refute the teacher's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The internal cause is the basis of change, and the external cause is the condition of change.\nB: Most of the other students in the class don't study well.\nC: There are also excellent students in another class, and he is not a head teacher.\nD: The parents of the excellent student hired a famous scholar as a tutor for the student.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "967", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are 42 employees in a college. They either do teaching and research work or do administrative work. In the college, professors do not perform administrative work, and young doctors under the age of 30 are doing administrative work. Many people in the college are They are recruited from overseas, and they all have doctoral degrees.Li Ming is the youngest professor of the college.He is only 29 years old.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the doctors recruited by the college from overseas are professors\nB: The doctors recruited by the college from overseas do not do administrative work\nC: Most of the professors of the college are overseas doctors over 30 years old\nD: Some professors in the college are not recruited from overseas\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "968", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to expand the sales revenue of its online store, a company has adopted various advertising and promotion methods, but the effect is not obvious. The company has hired a lot of professionals to conduct market analysis, and professionals believe that the population who has opened online banking This is the real potential customer base of online stores. So the company decided to cooperate with commercial banks to carry out publicity and promotion activities among the newly opened online banking business. But after a month, the effect was not satisfactory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true and can best explains the above result?\n\nOptions:\nA: Generally speaking, it takes a period of time for those who have just opened online banking to make online purchases\nB: Online financial services have become more popular among intellectuals, and they hope that online stores can provide some special services\nC: At present, the number of online stores is growing rapidly. If advertising and promotion are to be effective, they must have distinctive characteristics to be able to impress consumers\nD: Recently, there have been frequent cases of online banking users being stolen, which has reduced the number of people who have opened online banking\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "969", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne might expect that within a particular species, any individuals that managed to slow down the aging process would leave more offspring. Natural selection should ttherefore favor extreme longevity-but this does not seem to be the case. A possible explanation is that aging is a product of the inevitable wear and tear of living, similar to how household appliances generally accumulate faults that lead to their eventual demise. However, most researchers do not find this analogy satisfactory as an explanation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, provide the strongest explanation for the researchers' reaction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Organisms are capable of maintenance and self-repair and can remedy much of the damage that they accumulate.\nB: Some organisms are capable of living much longer than other organisms.\nC: Some organisms reproduce very quickly despite having short lifespans.\nD: Some organisms generate much more wear and tear on their bodies than others.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "970", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA film critic said that truly influential films should be both applauded and popular. Since the release of the film Ren Changxia'' which advocates the theme of society, its box office has soared, even rivaling the imported American blockbusters, and the audience's response has been very strong.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this, which of the followings can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only a film that advocates the main theme of society can be called a good film.\nB: Ren Changxia'' has been well received by many audiences and it is a very influential and good movie.\nC: U.S. blockbusters have a very good market in China, and have achieved a big box-office success, because they are absolutely good movies.\nD: China should make more of its own good movies like Ren Changxia'' instead of just so-called American blockbusters.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "971", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Lan believes that a person who is not good at thinking cannot become a good manager. There is no humble wise man who learns astrology. Astrologers all learn astrology, but some astrologers are good managers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best refute professor Lan's above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some astrologers are not good managers\nB: Some people who are good at thinking are not humble wise men\nC: All humble wise men are good thinking people\nD: People who are good at thinking are humble and wise\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "972", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, researchers have found that fever can promote the transfer of lymphocytes to the infected site. This is because fever increases the expression of heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) in T lymphocytes, which binds to integrins and promotes T lymphocytes to adhere to blood vessels and eventually accelerate migration to the site of infection, they explained.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Integrin is a cell adhesion molecule that controls the transport of T lymphocytes during fever\nB: Fever can induce Hsp90 to bind to the tail of integrin and activate integrin\nC: Not only fever, but also other stress can induce the expression of Hsp90 in T lymphocytes\nD: When Hsp90 binds to integrin, it can activate the signal pathway that promotes T lymphocyte migration\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "973", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAppendicitis (inflammation of the appendix) is potentially fatal; consequently, patients with symptoms strongly suggesting appendicitis almost always have their appendix removed. The appropriate surgery is low-risk but performed unnecessarily in about 20 percent of all cases. A newly developed internal scan for appendicitis is highly accurate, producing two misdiagnoses for every 98 correct diagnoses. Clearly, using this test, doctors can largely avoid unnecessary removals of the appendix without, however, performing any fewer necessary ones than before, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: all of the patients who are diagnosed with this test as having appendicitis do, in fact, have appendicitis\nB: the misdiagnoses produced by this test are always instances of attributing appendicitis to someone who does not, in fact, have it\nC: every patient who is diagnosed with this test as having appendicitis has more than one of the symptoms generally associated with appendicitis\nD: the only patients who are misdiagnosed using this test are patients who lack one or more of the symptoms that are generally associated with appendicitis\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "974", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a coordinated society, the society imposes restrictions on individual tendencies, so that everyone can vaguely feel the great restrictions on achieving personal aspirations. In this way, all members of society have a common goal, and the society can be stable and orderly. Disrupt the social order, the society's control of the individual's wishes will become invalid, and the society will let individuals do their own things. Durkheim calls this anomie.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is anomie behaviors?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher punished the student for playing truant\nB: Women encounter domestic violence\nC: Someone is always worried about losing his job\nD: Zhang San registered on the Internet and his information was leaked\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "975", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf there is no lightning, human beings will lose a hard-working cleaner. When lightning works, part of the oxygen in the atmosphere is excited into ozone. The thin ozone not only does not smell, but also absorbs most of the cosmic rays, so as to protect the organisms on the earth's surface from excessive ultraviolet radiation. The high temperature generated in the process of lightning can kill more than 90% of the bacteria and microorganisms in the atmosphere, This makes the air more pure, fresh and pleasant.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph mainly introduces that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Mechanism of lightning formation\nB: Harm of cosmic rays to mankind\nC: Ozone's contribution to mankind\nD: The protective effect of lightning on the earth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "976", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGuardianship is a system of legal supervision and protection of the person, property and other lawful rights and interests of a citizen or entity without a civil capacity or capacity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a reasonable guarding requirement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Citing the need for rest, Wang Fang forbade friends and relatives from visiting his ailing father.\nB: Aunt Zhao stops her neighbor's mentally ill person from going out.\nC: Xiao Liu forbade her daughter, who went to primary school, from leaving home after 8 p.m.\nD: Li Ma asked her son to keep all his earnings after he joined the work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "977", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObject teaching refers to a teaching method that uses teaching aids as sensory transmitters to show students relevant content in order to improve learning efficiency or effect. Object teaching includes material object, demonstration and analogue image. Material object is through direct perception of actual things; demonstration is directly perceived through the simulated image of practice; analogue image is carried out through the perception of the material form of language (phonetic, glyph) and the understanding of semantics under the action of visualized language.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to the above three types of object teaching?\n\nOptions:\nA: Invite students to read the whole novel and write after-reading thoughts after class.\nB: In the summer, students will go to factories and rural areas for field visits.\nC: Invite students to read the drama aloud by roles, or to experience the personality traits by performing the character on stage.\nD: In the art appreciation class, slides are used to show students the classic works of Western oil painting.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "978", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHow are odor molecules converted into olfactory signals transmitted to the brain? American scientists Richard Axel and Linda Barker found that when the odor molecule binds to the olfactory receptor, the odor molecule, as a chemical signal, belongs to CTP, the binding protein (commonly known as C. The complex role of the olfactory receptor, which is converted into an electrical signal, begins a relay run along the olfactory nerve. These signals first enter the skull from the nasal cavity, and then are transmitted to some fine areas of the olfactory cortex, where they are translated into specific olfactory information, that is, perceived by people. This is the complete olfactory signal pathway theory that Axel and Barker described for us.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following has a wrong understanding of Axel and Buck's olfactory signaling pathway theory?\n\nOptions:\nA: Odor molecules change from chemical signals to electrical signals under the action of olfactory receptors belonging to G protein\nB: At the end of the olfactory signal pathway are some fine areas of the olfactory cortex\nC: Olfactory signal pathway theory describes the process in which odor molecules are converted into olfactory signals and transmitted to the brain\nD: Odor molecules as chemical signals arrive at some fine areas of the olfactory cortex and are translated into olfactory information\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "979", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the mercury content of sewage discharged into the river is too high, these Mercury will be absorbed by algae and other plankton in the river; When these plankton are eaten by fish, Mercury will accumulate in the fish. If people eat more of this fish, mercury poisoning will occur.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: To eliminate mercury poisoning, don't eat fish\nB: To eliminate mercury poisoning, don't eat fish in the river\nC: To eliminate mercury poisoning, dumping garbage into rivers must be prohibited\nD: To eliminate mercury poisoning, excess mercury in river water must be eliminated\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "980", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Zhang: since the 1980s, the number of striped owls has decreased sharply. At present, they are in danger of extinction. Timber harvesting companies are responsible for this. The old forest areas they cut heavily are the habitat of owls. Researcher Li: the decline in the number of striped owls cannot be attributed to wood harvesting companies. In the past 30 years, a more fertile striped owl has entered the old forest area and competed with the Striped Owl for survival resources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best summarizes researcher Li's Refutation of Professor Zhang's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deny Professor Zhang's premise, which is that the wood cutting company has been cutting in the old forest area.\nB: Question Professor Zhang's hypothesis that owls can only survive in old forest areas.\nC: Another explanation for the decline in the number of striped owls is proposed.\nD: It is pointed out that Professor Zhang exaggerated the negative impact on old forest cutting.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "981", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a recent survey, in recent years, among the high-income groups of foreign enterprises in the city (referring to the legal income of more than 120,000 annual salary), the number of returnees from foreign countries (referred to as returnees) accounted for 60%, which fully shows that the domestic It is extremely difficult for university graduates (referred to as local factions) to obtain high wages in foreign enterprises in the city.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best reinforce the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among foreign-funded enterprises in the city, the number of local factions accounted for 40%\nB: Among foreign-funded enterprises in the city, the number of local factions exceeds 50%\nC: Among the employed population in the city, the returnees are only 10% of the local factions\nD: Among the employed population in the city, the ratio of the number of returnees to local factions is about 6:4\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "982", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce the mosquito population in a resort area, hundreds of trees were planted that bear fruit attractive to birds. Over the years, as the trees matured, they attracted a variety of bird species and greatly increased the summer bird population in the area. As expected, the birds ate many mosquitoes. However, the planting of the fruit trees had the very opposite of its intended effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the apparently paradoxical result?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the species of birds that were attracted by the trees that were planted did not eat mosquitoes.\nB: Increases and decreases in mosquito populations tend to follow a cyclical pattern.\nC: The species of birds that were attracted in the greatest number by the fruit of the trees that were planted did not eat mosquitoes.\nD: The birds attracted to the area by the trees ate many more insects that prey on mosquitoes than they did mosquitoes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "983", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLanguage, like culture, is rarely self-sufficient, so the borrowing of words has been a common language phenomenon since ancient times. However, when foreign words enter a country, the local people will unconsciously mutate and transform their original appearance while adapting and absorbing new elements. With the passage of time, foreign words will gradually localize, grow for a long time, the origin is vague, the aspect is separated, and the variation is repeated. Once the exotic features of loanwords (such as phonemes, syllable composition, etc.) are diluted or disappeared in the user's consciousness, they will be regarded by the locals as part of their mother tongue.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options focuses on the description of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The influence of foreign words on national language and culture.\nB: The way in which the native language absorbs and transforms foreign words.\nC: The universality of the use of foreign words and the process of localization.\nD: The reasons for the desalination and disappearance of foreign words in their mother tongue.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "984", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt any given time, approximately fifteen percent of all homes in Florida are on the market. In Texas, however, only seven percent of all homes are on the market at any given time. Ttherefore, one will have a wider selection of homes to choose from if one looks for a home in Florida rather than in Texas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strongly strengthen the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total number of homes in Florida is three times greater than the total number in Texas.\nB: Homes in Florida tend to be less expensive than those in Texas.\nC: The cost of constructing new homes in Texas is higher than in Florida.\nD: Mortgages are easier to obtain for homes in Florida than for homes in Texas.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "985", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe psychologists examined 450 middle-aged men and women, ranging from white-collar and blue-collar workers to skill-judgment and decision-makers. It turns out that executives in key positions are generally fatter than the average employee. The researchers believe that the stress of making many decisions is relieved by diet, which ultimately changes the eating habits of executives to a certain extent. If you are lucky enough to get promoted, you will find that it is not only salary changes. more, and his waistline is also getting thicker, along with the weight gain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, most casts doubt on the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: In comparison, skill-judging people have smaller waists, and decision-making people have larger waists\nB: Comparatively speaking, it is more difficult for senior executives to take time out to exercise to shrink their waistlines\nC: For each job level promoted, the average waist circumference of the skill-judging group will decrease by 0.5 centimeters\nD: Decision-making people increase their waist circumference by an average of 0.28 cm for each job level promoted\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "986", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn big data's wave of everything is quantifiable, the network has gradually become a mirror of the real world. With the increasing integration of the network society and the real society, the management of the government can no longer be limited to offline management. on the other hand, we must fully grasp the influence mechanism of the Internet on the behavior of the government and the public, the regulation law and its connection with the real society to realize the full linkage and coordination between the Internet and the real society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the content of big data that this passage is intended to explain?\n\nOptions:\nA: It strengthens the means of government governance.\nB: It improves the efficiency of government management.\nC: It adjusts the focus of government management.\nD: It expands the field of government governance.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "987", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLawyer: Juries are traditionally given their instructions in convoluted, legalistic language. The verbiage is intended to make the instructions more precise, but greater precision is of little use if most jurors have difficulty understanding the instructions. Since it is more important for jurors to have a basic but adequate understanding of their role than it is for the details of that role to be precisely specified, jury instructions should be formulated in simple, easily comprehensible language.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, strengthens the lawyer's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Most jurors do not have an adequate understanding of their role after being given jury instructions in convoluted, legalistic language.\nB: The details of the role of the jurors cannot be specified with complete precision in simple, easily comprehensible language.\nC: Most jurors are less likely to understand instructions given in convoluted, legalistic language than instructions given in simple, easily comprehensible language.\nD: Jury instructions formulated in simple, easily comprehensible language can adequately describe the role of the jurors.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "988", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of brick-and-mortar retail stores in a city increased from 3,800 in 2013 to 4,500 in 2017. But over the years, the city's brick-and-mortar retail sales have not increased, but have declined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, is the least likely to explain the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Overall sales at brick-and-mortar retail stores have fallen significantly over the years\nB: Over the past few years, the overall sales of non-physical retail outlets have increased rapidly\nC: Over the past few years, the retail sales as a whole have increased significantly\nD: Over the past few years, the number of non-physical retail stores has grown faster than the number of physical retail stores\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "989", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past two years, with the continuous sharp rise in the prices of energy resource products in the international market and the rising production costs of the manufacturing industry, the prices of all kinds of manufactured products with fierce competition in the international market have also begun to rise gradually. price increases begin to pass from upstream to downstream. At the same time, the price rise in the international commodity market has also begun to pass on to various countries, especially the sharp rise in the prices of energy and agricultural products has gradually played a significant role in promoting the rise of the consumer price index of various countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The price rise in the international commodity market began to pass on to all countries.\nB: The price rise began to pass from the upstream to the downstream of the manufacturing industry.\nC: The influence of production cost of Manufacturing Industry on Consumer Price Index in various countries.\nD: The influence of the Price of Energy Resource products in the International Market on domestic consumption Price.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "990", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Marquez can still write A Pre-publicized Murder such a tightly narrated and fascinating story, a truly tragic work, it is really surprising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is an assumption on which the above comment is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marquez wrote many excellent works before winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\nB: After the writer wins the Nobel Prize for literature, all his works will be surprising.\nC: After the Nobel Prize for Literature, M\u00e1rquez's writing is still quite fascinating.\nD: Writers can hardly write compelling works after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "991", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomic considerations color every aspect of international dealings, and nations are just like individuals in that the lender sets the terms of its dealings with the borrower. That is why a nation that owes money to another nation cannot be a world leader.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the passage assumes which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: A nation that can set the terms of its dealings with other nations is certain to be a world leader.\nB: A nation that has no dealings with any other nation cannot be a world leader.\nC: A nation that has the terms of its dealings with another nation set by that nation cannot be a world leader.\nD: A nation that does not lend to any other nation cannot be a world leader.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "992", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNeuropathy refers to the organic and functional disorders of the nervous system (brain, spinal cord, central nerve and peripheral nerve) and its accessory structures (meninges, cerebrovascular, muscle, etc.).\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following diseases is neuropathic?\n\nOptions:\nA: Neurasthenia\nB: leukemia\nC: Viral influenza\nD: Liver cancer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "993", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study found that the color of the water can change the direction of hurricanes, that is, if the water changes color, the moving path of hurricanes will also change direction. This means that scientists can judge which areas will be hit by hurricanes and which areas will survive according to the face of the sea water. It is noteworthy that global warming may have discolored the sea water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be a prerequisite for scientists to make judgments?\n\nOptions:\nA: The increase in sea water temperature will lead to an increase in the number of hurricanes\nB: Changes in sea water temperature will cause the sea water to change color\nC: There is a relatively definite relationship between the color of the sea water and the moving path of the hurricane\nD: Global warming is one of the important reasons for the frequent occurrence of hurricanes in recent years\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "994", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter suppressing the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Zeng Guofan asked the court to demobilize the Hunan army in his book, but made no mention of his personal fate. Because he knew that if he asked to stay in the court in the memoir, he would be suspected of being greedy for power; if he asked for dismissal and return to his hometown in the memoir, it would give the court the impression that he was unwilling to continue to be loyal to the court.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the people who take part in life insurance, if you have good luck in peace, it will bring you bad luck to lose money; if you have bad luck in life insurance, it will bring you good luck to win money. Pros and cons are born with each other, and gains and losses complement each other\nB: A poor farmer likes to call his children: in this world, you are either rich or poor, honest or dishonest. Since all the poor are honest, every rich man is dishonest. \nC: In dealing with a fraud case in the imperial court of the Yongzheng Dynasty, if Zhang Tingyu advocated killing Zhang Tinglu, it would make his family think that he was unjust; if Zhang Tingyu advocated protecting Zhang Tinglu, it would make Yongzheng think that he was unfaithful. Therefore, Zhang Tingyu was ill at home and did not play a book for a long time\nD: Between the brothers Liang Wudi and Xiao Hong, if Xiao Hong gave up power and coveted money, Liang Wudi would not worry that he would seize power; if Xiao Hong was greedy for money and fought for power, Liang Wudi would take precautions. Although Xiao Hong amassed excessive wealth, Emperor Liang Wudi trusted him very much\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "995", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past 100 years, the debate over the correctness of Darwin's theory of evolution has never stopped. The emerging scientific facts not only make up for the missing links that Darwin did not find in those years, but also test the prediction ability of Darwin's theory of evolution. For example, the fossil tiktalik fish found in Canada in 2004 reveals the evolution from fish (fins) to terrestrial animals (legs). The transition state between is recognized as an excellent example of germline gradual change theory. Of course, Darwin's theory of evolution is not perfect, and it does have falsifiability. Taking the theory of natural selection as an example, it was strongly challenged at the beginning of the establishment of Mendelian genetics. However, all kinds of new evidence that cannot be simply explained by the theory of natural selection eventually expanded people's understanding of the dynamics and mechanism of evolution, rather than abandoning the theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe above text takes the challenge of Mendelian genetics to the theory of natural selection as an example. Which of the following is the purpose?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that Darwin's theory of evolution is falsifiable.\nB: It proves that Darwin's theory of evolution has the ability to predict.\nC: A factual example of germline gradual change theory is put forward.\nD: Deepen people's understanding of biological evolution mechanism.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "996", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver-definition refers to a logical error in the process of defining a concept due to insufficient restrictions on the connotation of the concept.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following is over-definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Commodities are products that are exchanged through currency in modern society.\nB: People are animals that live in groups.\nC: An opportunist is a person who advocates opportunism.\nD: The so-called interest is the material form of the income generated from the original, and the original refers to the object that generates interest.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "997", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDeclarative knowledge is knowledge about what is the world, which can be stated directly, and the required psychological process mainly is the memory. Proceduralknowledge is knowledge about how to do, which cannot be stated directly, but can only be inferred through a certain form to predict its existence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following classifications is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Repairing a bicycle is declarative knowledge, and music appreciation requires procedural knowledge\nB: The capital of the United States is Washington is declarative knowledge, and addition and subtraction operation requires procedural knowledge\nC: Water boils at 100 degree is declarative knowledge, The molecular formula of water is H2O is procedural knowledge\nD: Riding and archery is declarative knowledge, Stop at red light. go on green light is procedural knowledge\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "998", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe common national language refers to the language used by people of the same nationality in production, life, and exchange of thoughts and feelings and contacts with each other.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not part of the common national language?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chinese\nB: Mongolian\nC: Some abbreviations used by the rising Internet users nowadays\nD: The Nong people, one of the northern ethnic groups in Vietnam, speak a language similar to that of the Dai people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "999", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIndustry experts expect improvements in job safety training to lead to safer work environments. A recent survey indicated, however, that for manufacturers who improved job safety training during the 1980s, the number of on-the-job accidents tended to increase in the months immediately following the changes in the training programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the passage above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A similar survey found that the number of on-the-job accidents remained constant after job safety training in the transportation sector was improved.\nB: It is likely that the increase in the number of on-the-job accidents experienced by many companies was not merely a random fluctuation.\nC: Significant safety measures, such as protective equipment and government safety inspections, were in place well before the improvements in job safety training.\nD: Manufacturers tend to improve their job safety training only when they are increasing the size of their workforce.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1000", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGreen barriers refer to various measures that restrict or prohibit trade directly or indirectly adopted by some countries and international organizations to protect the ecological environment, the safety and health of humans, animals and plants through the formulation of environmental standards and regulations,A non-tariff trade barrier that affects trade.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a green barrier behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large supermarket chain only sells imported agricultural products that have passed the green food inspection\nB: More than 10 tons of cotton yarn sold to Europe by a textile import and export company stopped exporting due to detection of azo dyes banned in Germany\nC: A company exported garlic to foreign countries. Due to a problem with the temperature control facilities on the freighter on the way, some of the garlic deteriorated after arriving at the port, and all the garlic was returned\nD: The sales of wooden bedroom furniture produced by a factory in the U.S. market is very substantial, but the export volume of wooden bedroom furniture has been greatly affected due to the increase in the U.S. tariffs on wooden bedroom furniture\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1001", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReducing stress lessens a person' s sensitivity to pain. This is the conclusion reached by researchers who played extended audiotapes to patients before they underwent surgery and afterward while they were recovering. One tape consisted of conversation; the other consisted of music. Those who listened only to the latter tape required less anesthesia during surgery and fewer painkillers afterward than those who listened only to the former tape.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the researchers' reasoning depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the patients in the study listened to the same tape before surgery as they listened to after surgery.\nB: Both anesthesia and painkillers tend to reduce stress.\nC: The psychological effects of music are not changed by anesthesia or painkillers.\nD: Listening to music reduces stress.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1002", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTropical forests with natural diversity are the last habitat of many animals, and their existence is extremely important to human beings. In the face of the serious destruction of tropical forests, it is easy to forget that this has been encountered by most forests in temperate areas: in developed areas, a large number of primitive forests have disappeared; In the Development Zone, especially in the area with severe rainfall, once the plants on the hillside are washed away, it will cause problems such as flood and soil collapse. Most plant species are widely distributed and can withstand local felling and survive, but some species have a narrow distribution range. Excessive felling will disappear forever.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the followings is the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: Calling for attention and strengthening the protection of temperate forests\nB: It shows that temperate forests are actually more vulnerable to damage\nC: Analyze the serious consequences of indiscriminate deforestation\nD: Emphasizing the importance of forests for human survival\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1003", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSinology, also known as Pu Xue, refers to the exegetical study of Han Confucianism, which flourished in the Qianlong Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty; Song Xue refers to the Neo-Confucianism of Cheng Zhu, Lu Wang in the Song Dynasty (including Yuan and Ming). The former pays attention to textual research, while the latter pays attention to the meaning of nature, the limit of the door is very strict, and the growth and decline of each other.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is discussed by the author in the above discourse?\n\nOptions:\nA: The difference between Sinology and Song Xue\nB: The difference between Cheng Zhu School and Lu Wang School\nC: The difference between textual research and theory of mind and nature\nD: The Portal dispute between Han confucianism and Song confucianism\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1004", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the statistics of the United Nations Development Programme in 2007, Norway is the country with the highest quality of life in the world, and developed countries such as Europe, the United States and Japan are also among the best. If you count the countries with the fastest improvement in quality of life since 1990, developed countries have lagged behind. Of the 116 countries counted by the United Nations Development Programme, Mozambique, a country in southeastern Africa, has seen the fastest improvement in quality of life over the past 17 years, with its quality of life index increasing by 50 per cent in 2007 compared with 1990. Many African countries have made similar achievements as Mozambique. As the most high-profile developing country in the world, China's quality of life index has also improved by 27% over the past 17 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from the statistics of the United Nations Development Programme?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2007, the quality of life index in developing countries was lower than that in western countries\nB: In 2007, the quality of life index in Mozambique was not higher than that in China\nC: In 2006, Japan's quality of life index was not higher than that of China\nD: In 2007, the quality of life index in Norway was higher than that in African countries\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1005", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principle of exception means that the senior management personnel of the enterprise authorize the general daily affairs to be handled by the subordinate management personnel, and they themselves retain the decision-making and control rights of the exceptions, which are generally important matters.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the principle of exception?\n\nOptions:\nA: The chairman of a company is mainly responsible for all affairs within the company, while the general manager is responsible for maintaining the relationship with the partner unit.\nB: At the weekly regular meeting, all middle-level managers should report to the general manager a summary of this week's work and next week's work plan.\nC: In a management center, the deputy general manager has the right to decide on the determination of part-time personnel, while the general manager has the right to decide on the determination of full-time personnel.\nD: In the accounting system of a company, all items below 500 yuan should be approved by the departmental manager, while those above 500 yuan need the approval of the general manager.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1006", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA community with a shared future for mankind means to take into account the reasonable concerns of other countries when pursuing its own interests, and to promote the common development of all countries in the pursuit of its own development. Mankind has only one earth, and all countries coexist in the same world. It is necessary to advocate the consciousness of a community with a shared future for mankind.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not in line with the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind?\n\nOptions:\nA: China has always adhered to the correct concept of justice and benefit, and established a new security concept of common, comprehensive, cooperative, and sustainable\nB: China must coordinate the overall international and domestic situations, and always follow the path of peaceful development\nC: The community with a shared future for mankind does not transcend differences in social systems, ideologies and values\nD: China is willing to always be a builder of world peace, a contributor to global development, and a defender of international order\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1007", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is a method that can be used to calculate the distance of the universe called parallax. The meaning of the word parallax is not difficult. If you put a finger about 8 centimeters in front of your eyes, first look with your left eye, and then look with your right eye, you will feel that your fingers have moved toward the distant scene, because when you look at it twice, the angle is different. Now you put your finger away, for example, straighten your arm, and if you look at it last time, you will feel that your finger is moving relative to the background, but not so much. Therefore, the distance of the finger moving relative to the background can be used to determine the distance from the finger to the eye.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the article, which of the following definition of parallax is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The distance between the object and the eye is called parallax\nB: Parallax is the displacement of an object seen by the eye relative to the background\nC: Parallax is the visual difference of an object from different angles\nD: The disparity caused by objects from different angles is called parallax\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1008", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists attempting to replicate certain controversial results reported by a group of experienced researchers failed to get the same results as those reported. The conclusion drawn from this by the scientists who conducted the replication experiments was that the originally reported results had been due to faulty measurements.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument of the scientists who conducted the replication experiments assumes that\n\nOptions:\nA: the replication experiments were not so likely as the original experiments to be marred by faulty measurements\nB: the theoretical principles called into question by the originally reported results were themselves based on weak evidence\nC: the original experiments had not been described in sufficient detail to make an exact replication possible\nD: the researchers who originally reported the controversial results had themselves observed those results only once\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1009", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first cognition effect refers to that in the process of social cognition, the information first input through the first impression has a significant impact on the object's subsequent cognition. The first impression has the strongest effect and lasts for a long time, which is stronger than the later information for the whole impression of things.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not relate to the first cognition effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Employees in the financial industry generally wear dark suits, giving the impression of professionalism and preciseness.\nB: Xiao Zhang performed well in the interview. Later, the human resources department of the company found that there were typos on Xiao Zhang's resume and cancelled his employment plan.\nC: Mr. Wang, who is over thirty years old, has been on frequent blind dates without results. According to Miss Jin, who has met him once, she is disgusted by Mr. Wang's boast of taking me as the center.\nD: Xiao Zhang, who had just graduated, encountered many obstacles in the process of looking for a job. After consulting professionals, she learned that she was not mature enough because she dyed red hair.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1010", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is an absurd idea that whatever artistic endeavor the government refuses to support it does not allow, as one can see by rephrasing the statement to read: No one is allowed to create art without a government subsidy.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The notion that every scientist who has been supported by a government grant will be successful is absurd, as one can see by rewording it:No scientist is allowed to do research without a government grant.\nB: The notion that every scientist who is supported by a government grant will be successful is absurd, as one can see by rewording it:No scientist lacking governmental support will be successful.\nC: The claim that any driver who is not arrested does not break the law is absurd, as one can see by rewording it: Every driver who gets arrested has broken the law.\nD: The claim that any driver who is not arrested does not break the law is absurd, as one can see by rewording it: Every driver who breaks the law gets arrested.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1011", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferent from the traditional sweat-based economy, innovation is a kind of creative work that mainly relies on human wisdom. Due to the large investment, high risk, long cycle, and slow results, innovation is not everyone's conscious action, it needs strong motivation support If someone can use resources to speculate to get rich, or can borrow money to trade corruption to make a fortune, then people will not have a real incentive to innovate.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above overview, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: If someone can use land resources to speculate to get rich, someone can make a fortune by trading power and money through corruption\nB: If no one can make a fortune by trading power and money with corruption, people will have real motivation to innovate\nC: If people have no real motivation to innovate, then some people can use land resources to speculate and get rich\nD: If people have real motivation to innovate, then no one can make a fortune by trading power and money with corruption\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1012", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChinese word measure has the function of representation and rhetoric. For example, a shoe and a pair of shoes, a sheep and a flock of sheep. Here, only and two, the head and the flock serve to define and distinguish the number of sheep. Rhetorical functions such as an elephant and an elephant, a Buddha statue and a Buddha Statue, a picture and a picture. Here, there is no difference between head and only in quantity, but only in image. In the same way, there is no difference in quantity but only in feeling and style.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is accurate in understanding this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The quantification function is the basic feature of quantifiers\nB: Rhetorical function is the basic feature of quantifiers\nC: Quantifying function and rhetorical function are the basic characteristics of quantifiers\nD: Neither the expressive function nor the rhetorical function are the basic characteristics of quantifiers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1013", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironment minister: Many countries have signed an international agreement that is intended to reduce pollution in the world' s oceans. While conformity to this agreement probably would significantly reduce pollution in the world' s oceans, it would also probably reduce economic growth in our country and others. Ttherefore, our country should not sign the agreement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, would most help to justify the environment minister's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country should not sign an agreement that is unlikely to achieve its stated goal.\nB: If a policy is likely to protect the environment and is unlikely to reduce economic growth, then governments should implement that policy.\nC: When deciding whether to sign an agreement, a country should consider the agreement's effects on other countries' economies as well as on its own economy.\nD: It is more important to maintain economic growth in one's own country than it is to reduce pollution in the world's oceans.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1014", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe level of governance of a city is often measured not by how many high-rise buildings it has built, but also by how much dignity the vulnerable groups have and whether their lives can be basically guaranteed. This is usually the case, and the same is true during the prevention and control of the epidemic. The task of prevention and control is arduous, and it is not easy to take care of all aspects and every group. But the more under these conditions, the more we should pay attention to the people who need the most attention: the more the public's life is pressed the pause button, the more we should pay attention to those who do not have a sustainable life, and provide them with warmth and confidence.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough this passage, which of the following options is intended to be emphasized by the author?\n\nOptions:\nA: The level of urban hardware facilities is secondary to urban governance.\nB: Ensuring the basic livelihood of vulnerable groups is particularly important for urban governance.\nC: More attention should be paid to the vulnerable groups in the society during the prevention and control of the epidemic.\nD: It is particularly important to protect people's livelihood during the prevention and control of the epidemic.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1015", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCriticism that the press panders to public sentiment neglects to consider that the press is a profit-making institution. Like other private enterprises, it has to make money to survive. If the press were not profit-making, who would support it? The only alternative is subsidy and, with it, outside control. It is easy to get subsidies for propaganda, but no one will subsidize honest journalism.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be properly inferred from the passage that if the press is\n\nOptions:\nA: not to be subsidized, it cannot be a profit-making institution\nB: to produce honest journalism, it must be a profit-making institution\nC: not subsidized, it will not produce propaganda\nD: to make a profit, it must produce honest journalism\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1016", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome psychologists working in personnel departments abroad advocate the determination of the temperament characteristics of workers and take the results as a basis in order to assign each person to the job most suitable for his or her characteristics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the argument directly supported by this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Temperament measurement should be used to determine a person's job position\nB: Temperament measurement can choose suitable positions for employees\nC: The distribution of jobs should be decided by psychologists\nD: At present, there are many workers working in jobs that are not suitable for their characteristics\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1017", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Hyksos invaded the Nile Delta of Egypt and ruled it from 1650 to 1550 B. C. Their origin is uncertain, but archaeologists hypothesize that they were Canaatites. In support of this hypothesis, the archaeologists point out that excavations of Avaris, the Hyksos capital in Egypt, have uncovered large numbers of artifacts virtually identical to artifacts produced in Ashkelon, a major city of Canaan at the time of the Hyksos' invasion.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the force of the archaeologists' evidence, it would be most useful to determine which of the following ?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether Avaris was the nearest Hyksos city in Egypt to Canaan\nB: Whether Ashkelon after 1550 B. C. continued to produce artifacts similar to those found at Avaris\nC: Whether any artifacts produced by the Hyksos after 1550 B. C. have been found in Egypt\nD: Whether artifacts from Ashkelon were widely traded to non-Canaanite cities\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1018", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNovelists cannot become great as long as they remain in academia. Powers of observation and analysis, which schools successfully hone, are useful to the novelist, but an intuitive grasp of the emotions of everyday life can be obtained only by the kind of immersion in everyday life that is precluded by being an academic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Participation in life, interspersed with impartial observation of life, makes novelists great.\nB: Novelists require some impartiality to get an intuitive grasp of the emotions of everyday life.\nC: Novelists cannot be great without an intuitive grasp of the emotions of everyday life.\nD: No great novelist lacks powers of observation and analysis.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1019", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince its establishment in 1974, the Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) has vigorously cracked down on corruption, investigating more than 2200 corruption and bribery cases and prosecuting 1355 unscrupulous government officials. In a small place in Hong Kong, there are so many investigations and so many people involved, but it has not hindered Hong Kong's economic development and prosperity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the argument supported by this sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The struggle against corruption will affect economic construction.\nB: The fight against corruption itself will not affect economic construction.\nC: Corruption in Hong Kong is very serious.\nD: Hong Kong's economic development and prosperity is largely due to its clean and efficient civil service.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1020", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoethe lived a rich life, and his understanding of life was derived from his experience of life. In his Conversation, you can find a diamond of statements. These words are scattered here and there, and do not want to control them, but their rays reflect each other.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is diamond?\n\nOptions:\nA: Penetrability\nB: Colorability\nC: Have permanence\nD: Be thoughtful\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1021", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople tend to subconsciously think that feeling lonely means that the human figure is only a single shadow. But in fact, people may not feel lonely when they are alone, or they may feel lonely when they are crowded. Because loneliness comes from the difference between people's owned connection and desired connection, which is a subjective feeling. A person may be surrounded by others, but it is not available because of the desire for a certain connection, So I feel lonely; Solitude is an objective state, which is I'm alone at the moment\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Establishing connection is an important way to avoid loneliness\nB: The real psychological mechanism of human loneliness\nC: Loneliness is not necessarily related to being alone\nD: The relationship between subjective feeling and objective state\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1022", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the three of A, B, and C, only one can swim. A said: I can, B said: I can't, and C said: A can't.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of these three sentences is true, then the one who can swim is\n\nOptions:\nA: A\nB: B\nC: C\nD: Can't judge\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1023", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVoluntary attention refers to the attention with a predetermined purpose and requires a certain will effort: non random attention refers to the attention without a predetermined purpose and no will effort in advance; Random attention occurs after random attention. It has a certain purpose and task, and does not need the attention of will and effort.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is voluntary attention\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Lin found an illustration while reading a magazine. He thought it was very good, so he took it with his camera\nB: An archer was too nervous during the competition, resulting in a serious deviation in the angle when shooting the first arrow, and only got 2 rings\nC: When Xiao Lin was reading in front of the window, he suddenly heard some noise outside. He looked up and found two birds parked in the tree\nD: Xiao Wang must concentrate when he learns to drive. After he is proficient, he can listen to the radio while driving on his way to work\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1024", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge deposits of the rare mineral nahcolite formed in salty lakes 50 million to 52 million years ago during the Eocene epoch. Laboratory tests found that, in salty water, nahcolite can form only when the atmosphere contains at least 1, 125 parts per million of carbon dioxide.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: For most of the time since the Eocene epoch, the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has been lower than it was during most of the Eocene epoch.\nB: The atmosphere contained at least 1, 125 parts per million of carbon dioxide during at least some part of the Eocene epoch.\nC: No significant deposits of nahcolite have formed at any time since the Eocene epoch.\nD: Levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere fluctuated greatly during the Eocene epoch.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1025", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween 1971 and 1975, the government office that monitors drug companies issued an average of 60 citations a year for serious violations of drug-promotion laws. Between 1976 and 1980, the annual average for issuance of suchs citations was only 5. This decrease indicates that the government office was, on average, considerably more lax in enforcing drug-promotion laws between 1976 and 1980 than it was between 1971 and 1975.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument assumes which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government office should not issue more than an average of 5 citations a year to drug companies for serious violations of drug-promotion laws.\nB: Before 1971 the government office issued more than 60 citations a year to drug companies for serious violations of drug-promotion laws.\nC: A change in enforcement of drug-promotion laws did not apply to minor violations.\nD: The decrease in the number of citations was not caused by a decrease in drug companies' violations of drug-promotion laws.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1026", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the face of the chronic social and psychological illness of teenagers' Internet addiction, people from all walks of life have been trying to find countermeasures. Relevant scientific research has explained the mechanism of game addiction from different angles such as biomedicine, psychology and sociology, and sought the corresponding mechanism of intervention and governance. From the point of view of biomedicine, biochemical scientists have found that game addiction should be treated as a disease of the cerebral neurodopamine system; psychologists have revealed from a large number of case studies that game addiction mostly comes from defective personality, cognitive deviation, and specific defense mechanisms that balance the inner world with the impact of external reality. Sociological research focuses on the environmental factors of life events such as national policy, social environment, family education, parent-child relationship, school teaching, social communication style and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the author most likely to describe next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Biochemical scientists develop drugs to treat teenagers' Internet addiction.\nB: Psychologists put forward countermeasures to solve teenagers' Internet addiction.\nC: Sociologists analyze the causes of teenagers' Internet addiction.\nD: How to solve the problem of teenagers' Internet addiction from all walks of life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1027", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLyme disease, like many other zoonosis. It is transmitted by insects that carry the pathogen by sucking the blood of vertebrate hosts. Scientists have long thought that population density of white-footed deer is the best predictor of Lyme disease. However, a 13-year study of the ecological determinants of Lyme disease in a Lyme disease-prone area of southeast New York disproved this view, because in years of high Lyme disease incidence, populations of white-footed deer are generally lower than in years when the incidence of Lyme disease is low.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions underlies the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Areas that have never had an outbreak of Lyme disease usually have low populations of whitefoot deer.\nB: The white-footed deer population will not decrease significantly before the Lyme disease outbreak.\nC: The number of other species can also be used to predict the incidence of Lyme disease.\nD: The increase in Whitefoot's population is a portent to outbreaks of other diseases.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1028", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn our country, traffic compulsory insurance is the kind of insurance that insurance companies choose independently. Since its launch in 2006, only a small profit has been made in 2008, and losses have been recorded in other years, and the losses have increased year by year. In 2011, the actual operating loss of the national traffic insurance reached 9.2 billion yuan. Oddly enough, the current compulsory traffic insurance under huge losses is still the business that insurance companies compete for.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which one best explains the strange phenomenon of insurance companies competing for compulsory insurance business?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2011, 3 of the 36 companies responsible for compulsory insurance made a profit on this type of insurance\nB: In the compensation of traffic insurance, some vehicles pay too much, and some cases that should not be paid are awarded\nC: Tractors enjoy the preferential agricultural policy, and many places register transport vehicles as tractors, thus enjoying low tax rates\nD: Commercial car insurance is very profitable, and car owners usually do not cover compulsory insurance and commercial car insurance separately\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1029", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is understood that in response to the phenomenon of falsely high drug prices, the National Development and Reform Commission hopes that through statistics from the Drug Administration, since the government resumed control of the prices of some drugs, it has carried out 17 drug price cuts. Up to now, the national medical insurance catalog has been formulated and adjusted. The highest retail price of more than 1,000 medicines. However, due to the cumbersome circulation and dark-box operation, the price of medicines is still very high, and the actual drug prices are still quite different from the expectations of patients.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, we can know:\n\nOptions:\nA: The country has solved the problem of falsely high drug prices by adjusting the highest retail prices of more than 1,000 drugs in the National Medical Insurance Catalog.\nB: The patient believes that the high price of the drug is due to the high expectations of the patient.\nC: The control of drug prices is the fundamental way to solve the falsely high drug prices.\nD: It has become a top priority to reduce the price of medicines by reducing circulation links and implementing transparent operations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1030", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe coach of a provincial go team selects four of the seven players E, F, G, H, J, K and M to participate in the professional league. The selection must meet the following conditions: one of E or F will participate, but not both. One of J or K participates, but not both. If J participates, G participates. M will not participate unless F participates.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the four players who can participate in the competition together?\n\nOptions:\nA: E,F,H,K.\nB: E,H,J,M.\nC: E,G,J,M.\nD: F,H,K,M.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1031", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany medical experts have suggested that excessive coffee drinking is harmful to health. In order to verify the impact of excessive coffee drinking on the heart, researchers selected two groups of subjects. The first group of subjects drank five or more cups of coffee a day, and the second group of subjects never drank coffee. After a period of time, it was found that the proportion of heart disease in the first group of subjects was significantly higher than that in the second group. Therefore, The researchers concluded that drinking too much coffee increased the risk of heart disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, questions the above argument most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that people who drank two cups of coffee a day had no effect on heart function\nB: During the study period, the daily amount of exercise of the first group of subjects was much less than that of the second group of subjects\nC: In addition to affecting heart function, caffeine contained in coffee is also easy to cause anxiety\nD: Some of the subjects in the first group drank 10 cups of coffee a day\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1032", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome anthropologists study modern-day societies of foragers in an effort to learn about our ancient ancestors who were also foragers. A flaw in this strategy is that forager societies are extremely varied. Indeed, any forager society with which anthropologists are familiar has had considerable contact with modern, non-forager societies.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the criticism made above of the anthropologists' strategy?\n\nOptions:\nA: All anthropologists study one kind or another of modern-day society.\nB: Most ancient forager societies either dissolved or made a transition to another way of life.\nC: Even those modern-day forager societies that have not had significant contact with modern societies are importantly different from ancient forager societies.\nD: All forager societies throughout history have had a number of important features in common that are absent from other types of societies.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1033", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past 20 years, one of the important advances in the study of life in the deep earth has been the discovery of the oceanic crust biosphere. The volume of the oceanic crust is huge, which is about five times the total volume of the global marine sediments. The scale of microorganisms inhabiting here is huge and cannot be ignored. They have important potential impacts on the global cycle of biogeochemical elements and the weathering of seabed landforms. However, limited by sampling techniques and conditions, the current research and understanding of the oceanic crust lithosphere is still very limited. Previously, limited research has focused almost exclusively on the shoaloids on the surface of the oceanic crust, while the lower oceanic crust, which accounts for nearly two-thirds of the volume of the oceanic crust, is considered to be one of the habitats for deep microbes, but there is still no direct However, there is still a lack of research on the microorganisms that inhabit here and their coping strategies for extreme environments.\n\nQuestion:\nThis is the beginning of an article, which of the followings is most likely to be introduced by this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: Discovery process and significance of submarine crust biosphere\nB: Distribution characteristics of global marine sediments on the seafloor\nC: Effects of seafloor landform weathering on microbial survival\nD: Deep microbes in the lower oceanic Ccrust and their survival strategies\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1034", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the four rooms with room numbers one, two, three, and four on the same side, four experts from South Korea, France, Britain and Germany lived respectively. A reporter came to interview them,and the Korean said my room number is larger than the German,and I can't speak foreign languages,nor can I communicate with my neighbors.The French saidi can speak German,but I can't communicate with my neighbors.The British saidi can speak Korean,but I can only communicate with one of my neighbors.The German saidi can speak the languages of our four countries.\n\nQuestion:\nSo, according to the order of the room number from smallest to largest, which of the following nationalities is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Britain, Germany, South Korea, France\nB: France, Britain, Germany, South Korea\nC: Germany, Britain, France, South Korea\nD: Germany, Britain, South Korea, France\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1035", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpportunity distribution can not only have an important impact on the results of income distribution, but also directly affect the efficiency of social economic development. Under the unfair distribution of opportunities, some people will get development opportunities for some special reasons, but those who get the opportunities are likely to lack the ability to take advantage of development opportunities to engage in social labor and creativity. This will inevitably lead to a decline in the production efficiency of the labor or business projects they are engaged in, and then affect the economic development efficiency of the whole society. Giving opportunities to truly talented people and putting the right people in the right positions is the basis for the healthy operation of the economic system. Only by achieving equality of opportunity can we maximize social vitality and people's enthusiasm, initiative and creativity, and improve social labor productivity and the development level of productive forces.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gap in income distribution is mainly caused by the unequal distribution of opportunities\nB: The sign of the healthy operation of the economic system is the fair distribution of opportunities\nC: Fair distribution of opportunities helps to improve the efficiency of social and economic development\nD: The distribution of opportunities is an indispensable part of maintaining social fairness and justice\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1036", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Ming has to go to an English cram class outside the school every weekend. Xiao Qiang has never been to an English cram class. As a result, the English scores of Xiao Ming and Xiao Qiang in the final exam are 95 and 55 respectively. Therefore, the reason why Xiao Ming's English score is better than Xiao Qiang is that he went to an English cram class outside the school.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the most difficult to weaken the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teachers in the English cram school don't teach very seriously.\nB: Xiao Hong and Xiao Ming went to the English tutorial class at the same time. She got 80 points in the English test this time.\nC: In the last English test, Xiao Ming and Xiao Qiang scored 99 and 39 respectively.\nD: Xiao Gang has never been to an English tutorial class. He scored 80 points in the English test this time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1037", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnline social consumption refers to a way of consumption. In the process of online social, it will have the desire to impromptu consumption of certain goods, with the help of the link of the social platform to complete the purchasing behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to online social consumption?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Xia saw an article about a brand of treadmill on Weibo and felt very much to his taste. She did not hesitate to click on a like and bought one through the URL behind Weibo.\nB: In the WeChat group of group buying of fruits and vegetables, you can regularly kill the low-priced products released by the group owners, or you can order the varieties you want, which is both convenient and affordable. Xiao Li is a regular customer of these activities.\nC: Singer Xiaolan uploaded a short video of a cover of classic old songs. The boat-shaped hat she wore in the video quickly became popular. singer Xiaolan's popular boat-shaped hat became a hot search word on the Internet and sold out of stock on major shopping websites.\nD: The order card of a dessert shop has its own official account printed on it. By following the official account, customers can order desserts cheaply than the takeout platform and can deliver goods free of charge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1038", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: The cohesion of a society depends on its members' accepting a set of basic principles. When these principles are routinely called into question, the society begins to erode. Any society, ttherefore, that allows schools to present the society' s set of basic principles as simply one of several alternatives, with the suggestion that students may choose which to accept on the basis of the principles' worth, is inviting its own demise.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following would, if true, most strengthen the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children are more likely than adults to question the wisdom of those who founded and shaped a society.\nB: Unless people believe that they have freely chosen to adopt the principles that govern their societies, they will tend to repudiate these principles.\nC: One cannot evaluate a set of political principles without having first established criteria of evaluation.\nD: Given the chance to assess the merits of the principles governing their societies, individuals will rarely find those principles acceptable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1039", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSkeletal remains of early humans indicate clearly that our ancestors had fewer dental problems than we have. So, most likely, the diet of early humans was very different from ours.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Skeletal remains indicate that some early humans had a significant number of cavities.\nB: A healthy diet leads to healthy teeth.\nC: Diet is by far the most significant factor contributing to dental health.\nD: Early humans had a shorter average life span than we do, and the most serious dental problems now tend to develop late in life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1040", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe executive branch is the organ of the state that exercises the executive functions of the state, as provided for in the Constitution or the organic law of the executive. Its main features are: exercising state administrative authority; managing state administrative affairs; leading-subordinate system in the organizational relations of the executive branch; chief responsibility system in the decision-making system of the executive branch; The executive branch is usually active, regular and uninterrupted in the exercise of its functions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an executive branch?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shanxi Provincial People's Government.\nB: Shanxi provincial People's Congress.\nC: Shanxi provincial Higher People's Court.\nD: Shanxi Women's Federation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1041", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwelve healthy volunteers with the Apo-A-IV-1 gene and twelve healthy volunteers who instead have the Apo-A-IV-2 gene each consumed a standard diet supplemented daily by a high-cholesterol food. A high level of cholesterol in the blood is associated with an increased risk of heart disease. After three weeks, the blood cholesterol levels of the subjects in the second group were unchanged, whereas the blood cholesterol levels of those with the Apo-A-IV-1 gene rose 20 percent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The presence of the Apo-A-IV-2 gene may inhibit the elevation of blood cholesterol.\nB: Most of those at risk of heart disease may be able to reduce their risk by adopting a low-cholesterol diet.\nC: Approximately half the population carries a gene that lowers cholesterol levels.\nD: The presence of the Apo-A-IV-1 gene seems to indicate that a person has a lower risk of heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1042", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe distance that animals travel each day and the size of the groups in which they live are highly correlated with their diets. And diet itself depends in large part on the sizes and shapes of animals' teeth and faces.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above provide the most support for which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Information about the size and shape of an animal's face is all that is needed to identify the species to which that animal belongs.\nB: When individual herd animals lose their teeth through age or injury, those animals are likely to travel at the rear of their herd.\nC: Animals that have varied diets can be expected to be larger and more robust than animals that eat only one or two kinds of food.\nD: Information about the size and shape of an extinct animal's teeth and face can establish whether that animal is likely to have been a herd animal.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1043", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYouth phase refers to how adolescents perceive their level of youth development to be earlier, more timely or later than their peers.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is timely in the phase of youth activation is?\n\nOptions:\nA: Junior high school student A is the shortest boy in the class, but his parents think it is normal\nB: Junior high student B had several zits on his face, while other students did not, which made him feel uncomfortable\nC: Junior high school students C in the physical health class and other students like the opposite sex of the physiological structure is full of curiosity\nD: Junior high school students in the adolescent physical health development self-assessment scale carefully tick the normal option\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1044", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nQuoting an article in New Scientist magazine, Cleary said that the role of memory is not necessarily to remember the past, but to help us move into the future. Memory sometimes uses imagination and creation to let us know what to do next, or how to react in certain situations. Some people think that they have the ability to foresee the future, but they may be fragmented memories of the past. If the feeling of deja vu comes from an unremembered memory, it is easy to create the illusion that what happens next also comes from this memory and that you have psychic abilities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deja vu is not psychic ability.\nB: Deja vu can help us see the future.\nC: Deja vu is an incomplete memory of the past.\nD: People's memories are not necessarily memories of the past.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1045", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrees can grow to towering clouds but still green, relying on xylem ducts to transport water absorbed by the roots all the way to the treetops. According to the latest research results, botanists warn that drought in some areas caused by climate change will not only threaten the supply of groundwater, but also damage the ability of xylem to transport water, thus putting forests at risk. Under dry conditions, trees try to suck water out of the ground, and in the process, too many bubbles are sucked into the xylem, the researchers said. When these bubbles are clogged in the ducts, they block the water supply and kill the trees for lack of water.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following is the latest research result?\n\nOptions:\nA: The thicker the xylem of the tree, the better it is for water supply\nB: Extreme weather can damage the biological structure of the xylem of trees\nC: Humid climate conditions are more conducive to the growth of towering trees\nD: The presence of a large number of bubbles in the ducts will block the water supply to the trees\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1046", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe common people's lecturer means that grass-roots units select ordinary people to publicize the principles and policies of the party and the government in a form that they like to hear and see.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the common people's lecturer?\n\nOptions:\nA: The town government often invites villagers who are familiar with the local conditions and customs to introduce the basic situation of the countryside to the new cadres and explain the methods of implementing superior policies in rural areas.\nB: Lao Chen, the secretary of the village branch, watches the News broadcast on time every day, publicizes the principles and policies of the Party and the state by chatting with the villagers, and answers their questions.\nC: After retiring, Mr. Zhu walked the streets for a long time to publicize the principle of changing customs and revitalizing the countryside, and was awarded the title of rural cultural celebrity by the township government.\nD: Entrusted by the street office, Mr. Jiang, a citizen, compiled the new medical insurance policy into Allegro, recorded it as a video, and posted it on the official Wechat account and moments every day.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1047", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCongress has passed a law that scales back the tax credits offered to purchasers of hybrid cars. Because of this, the number of hybrid cars sold each year, which has approximately doubled in each of the last five years, is likely to flatten in the next few years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, most weakens the conclusion that the number of hybrid cars sold annually is likely to flatten in the next few years?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manufacturers have significantly increased their budgets for advertisements touting the fuel efficiency of hybrid cars.\nB: Hybrid vehicles have a reputation for having less power than comparable non-hybrid vehicles.\nC: Most people buy hybrid cars for reasons other than to save money in the long run.\nD: Gasoline prices are projected to fall over the next few years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1048", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile biodiversity is indispensable to the survival of life on Earth, biodiversity does not require the survival of every currently existing species. For there to be life on Earth, various ecological niches must be filled; many niches, however, can be filled by more than one species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many ecological niches that can be filled by more than one species.\nB: There are various ecological niches that must be filled if there is to be life on Earth.\nC: Biodiversity does not require that all existing species continue to exist.\nD: The survival of life on Earth depends upon biodiversity.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1049", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome managers think that the best way to maximize employee performance is to institute stiff competition among employees. However, in situations where one competitor is perceived to be clearly superior, other competitors become anxious and doubt their own ability to perform. Thus, stiff competition can undermine the result it was intended to achieve.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: When competitors perceive the competition as winnable, their overall performance generally improves.\nB: Competitors who work to undermine the confidence of other participants often do better in competitions.\nC: Those who are perceived to be clearly superior almost always win.\nD: Doubting one's own ability to perform can decrease one's overall performance.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1050", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCitizen: Our government has a large budget surplus, which our leaders wish to use to pay down the national debt. This makes no sense. Because of underfunding, our military is inadequate, the infrastructures of our cities are decaying, and our highways are in disrepair. If homeowners used all their money to pay off their mortgages early, while refusing to pay for upkeep of their homes, this would not make them better off financially. The same goes for the country as a whole.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the citizen's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A homeowner's personal financial situation is analogous in relevant ways to the financial situation of a country's government.\nB: Because of underfunding, the government does not maintain adequate standards in the services it provides.\nC: Homeowners should not pay off their mortgages early if they must neglect upkeep of their homes in order to do so.\nD: It does not make sense for the government to use the budget surplus to pay down the national debt.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1051", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has become a new fashion for readers to read various online novels online. Click-through novels stand out on the basis of online novels and become a new publishing mode. Works on the Internet are published because of the high click-through rate, and online authors can get royalties Income. The website earns high click-through rate because of its popularity, and publishers judge the market because of high click-through rate and popularity, and win market sales performance. In order to obtain a higher click-through rate, some professional writers even write books according to the requirements of the publisher.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above article, which of the following cannot be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online reading will gradually replace the traditional reading mode\nB: Click-through novels are very popular with websites and publishers\nC: Internet writers must meet the needs of readers in order for their works to have a higher click-through rate\nD: Click-through novels enable Internet writers, websites and publishers to establish a win-win-win publishing model\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1052", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the headquarters of a famous multinational company, all the employees who know English are not proficient in Indonesian, some people who know English are not proficient in Spanish, some people who know Korean are proficient in Indonesian, all those who know Korean are proficient in Spanish, some who know Korean are proficient in English.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some employees who understand Korean are not proficient in Indonesian.\nB: Some people who understand Indonesian are not proficient in Spanish.\nC: Some employees who understand Korean are not proficient in English.\nD: Some people who understand English are not proficient in Korean.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1053", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf one does not have enough information to make a well-informed decision, one should not make a decision solely on the basis of the information one does possess. Instead, one should continue to seek information until a well-informed decision can be made.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most closely conforms to the principle stated above?\n\nOptions:\nA: When there is not enough information available to determine the meaning of a line of poetry, one should not form an opinion based on the insufficient information. Instead, one should simply acknowledge that it is impossible to determine what the line means.\nB: Though a researcher may know a great deal about a topic, she or he should not assume that all information relevant to the research is already in her or his possession. A good researcher always looks for further relevant information.\nC: When deciding which career to pursue, one needs to consider carefully all of the information one has. One should not choose a career solely on the basis of financial compensation; instead, one should consider other factors such as how likely one is to succeed at the career and how much one would enjoy it.\nD: When one wants to buy a reliable car, one should not choose which car to buy just on the inadequate basis of one's personal experience with cars. Rather, one should study various models' reliability histories that summarize many owners' experiences.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1054", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the weather is fine, Xiao Liu will go on an outing. If his wife does not go with him, Xiao Liu will not go on an outing; if there is an emergency in the unit, Xiao Liu will not go on an outing; if today is not Saturday, Xiao Liu will not go on an outing.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that the above statement is correct, then, if Xiao Liu goes on an outing, he cannot determine which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wife and Xiao Liu go on an outing.\nB: Sunny weather.\nC: Xiao Liu's unit is not in a hurry.\nD: Today id Saturday.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1055", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany people think that online love is unreliable. A team at the University of Chicago conducted an online survey of 19000 Americans who married between 2005 and 2012 and found that more than 1/3 met their spouses through dating sites or social networks such as Facebook; the overall divorce rate was much lower than the average. The survey shows that online love is reliable in achieving a stable marriage.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the following options most strongly questions the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who still follow the traditional way of offline dating are either very old or very young.\nB: The funding behind the study is a dating website.\nC: The subjects were married for a short time.\nD: Compared with online love, working contacts, introductions of the friends and attending the same school are more common ways to find a spouse.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1056", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are 6 pieces of blue and white porcelain: S, Y, M, Q, K, X. The age of each piece is different, and the exhibition is sorted from the earliest to the latest from left to right. The known conditions are as follows: (1) the age of M is earlier than that of X. (2) if the age of Y is earlier than that of M, then the age of Q is earlier than that of K and X. (3) if the age of M is earlier than that of Y, then the age of K is earlier than that of Q and X. (4) the age of S is either earlier than Y or M, and it can't have both.\n\nQuestion:\nIf X is older than S, which of the following options may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The age of Y is earlier than that of M.\nB: The age of Y is earlier than that of Q.\nC: The age of S is earlier than that of M.\nD: The age of S is earlier than that of K.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1057", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical reasoning refers to a logical method in which two (or two types of) objects have similar or identical properties in some aspects, inferring that their properties in other aspects may also be similar or the same.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning process does not apply analogy reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: From knocking the barrel can roughly judge the amount of alcohol in the barrel, it can be inferred that knocking the chest cavity can roughly judge the amount of pleural effusion\nB: From chloramphenicol can affect the bone development of young white mice, it can be inferred that chloramphenicol can affect the bone development of young children\nC: From cancer cells were found in the sputum of this patient, it can be inferred that this patient has lung cancer\nD: From brightly colored mushrooms are generally toxic, it can be inferred that brightly colored snakes are generally toxic\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1058", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCountry A has produced a new type of fighter Su-30, but country B has two different voices on whether to introduce this fighter. Supporters believe that Su-34 has more powerful ground attack combat capability than the previously introduced Su-30\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the voice of supporters??\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there are other fighter models with better performance than the Su-34 on the market\nB: Su-30 is enough to meet the needs of ground attack. At present, what country B needs to improve is the combat capability of air attack\nC: At present, there is no actual data to show whether the Su-34 has greater and more powerful ground attack combat capability\nD: At present, there are many frictions in bilateral trade between Party A and Party B, and there will be many practical difficulties in introducing Su-34\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1059", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Quesang is a popular word on the Internet, which refers to small and definite depression, a small worry that continues to occur in daily life but cannot get rid of. Some experts have proposed that in the face of Xiao Quesang, people should not accept or endure it helplessly, but should make efforts to turn it into Xiao Quexing. Xiao Quexing is the tiny and real sense of luck and happiness that happens to happen in one's own life that people vaguely expect in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to Xiaoquexing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Liu had a happy weekend, but he couldn't sleep at the thought of having to get up early to go to work on Monday.\nB: Xiao Zhang was determined to buy a 5G mobile phone that he had loved for a long time. When he placed an order, he found that the price of the phone was exactly reduced by 500 yuan.\nC: Xiao Huang and Xiao Fang have been in love for 10 years. Today, in the witness and blessing of their relatives and friends, they have finally entered the hall of marriage.\nD: Xiao Li doesn't like to clean his home, and he feels headache and helplessness at the thought of going back to the messy rental house after work every day.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1060", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang San and Li Si learned that a total of teams A, B, C and D won medals in 15 events (expressed in ordinal numbers respectively). Among them, team A won medals in item 1, 4, and 12. Team B won medals in item 2 , 4,7,8 and 11. Team C won medals in item 4, 5, 6,12,13. Team D won medals in item 1 and item 5. Wang Wu singled out one of the 15 events in which the four teams won the prize and told Li Si separately, while he told Zhang San the name of the team that won the medal in the event. Wang Wu finished talking to them respectively. Li Si said, I don't know which team won the medal in this event. When Zhang San heard this, he said, I know about that project. Li Si immediately said, I know that team, too.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which team and project can be selected by Wang Wu?\n\nOptions:\nA: Team A, item 1\nB: Team B, item 4\nC: Team C, item 12\nD: Team D, item5\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1061", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf deep-sea divers ascend too rapidly from ocean depths, the decreasing pressure causes nitrogen to be released as gas bubbles in the blood. This condition is known as the bends. Sea snakes, who, like humans, breathe air that contributes nitrogen to the blood, are nevertheless able to make extremely rapid ascents and descents in ocean waters without suffering from the bends.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference described between humans and sea snakes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Human deep-sea divers are trained to make several stops on ascending from deep water in order to adjust to decreasing pressure gradually, whereas sea snakes ascend from ocean depths without stopping.\nB: Sea snakes, unlike humans, can excrete nitrogen from their blood into the sea by means of extremely small blood vessels beneath their skin.\nC: A rapid release of bubbles of nitrogen gas into the blood inhibits circulation and can deprive organs of the blood they need to function.\nD: The rapidity with which sea snakes are able to descend or ascend in ocean water is partially determined by the degree of buoyancy permitted by the inflation of the sea snake's lung.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1062", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSinging and dancing is a common phenomenon among all human nations and tribes. Its great advantage effect is to enable people to maintain unity, solve various internal disputes and defend their territory more effectively.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the premise of the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Singing and dancing can make all participants gradually forget their contradictions with others and live in peace\nB: Singing and dancing can mobilize the emotions of all participants and make them exciting\nC: Singing and dancing have the effect of making all participants forget class differences and hierarchical relationships\nD: Singing and dancing have the effect of psychological comfort and can make all participants forget the real problems\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1063", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, college students generally lack the literacy of Chinese classical literature. According to the survey, only about 5% of college students like Yuanqu\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements weakens the above view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The investigation may not be accurate\nB: The scope of the investigation may be too small\nC: The study of Chinese classical literature is a long-term process\nD: The lack of Chinese classical literature literacy can not be judged only by whether they like Yuan opera\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1064", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCircular economy is an ecological economy. It requires the use of ecological laws instead of mechanistic laws to guide the economic activities of human society. It is an economic form of low mining, low emissions and high utilization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a circular economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changing the single-program economy into a circular economy\nB: Changing a consumption-based economy into a recuperative economy\nC: Changing a reserve economy into a growth economy\nD: Return farmland to lake, return farmland to forest\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1065", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe worship of natural gods such as the sun, moon, stars, famous mountains and rivers in ancient China. The worship of the supreme god in ancient Chinese religions-the emperor of heaven. The appearance of the supreme god in ancient Chinese religions corresponds to the emergence of emperors in the secular society. Due to secularity Classes appeared in the society, the country and the emperor who was the supreme ruler of the country appeared. Therefore, the heavenly kingdom also appeared in the heavenly kingdom, which is superior to the gods.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings most accurately retell of the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Humans' worship of the emperor began in response to the emergence of emperors in the class differentiation of human society.\nB: People's worship of nature transformed into worship of gods in the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties.\nC: Religion and state are inseparable.\nD: The worship of the emperor is a higher level than the worship of the natural gods.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1066", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany Seychelles warblers of breeding age forgo breeding, remaining instead with their parents and helping to raise their own siblings. This behavior, called cooperative breeding, results from the scarcity of nesting territory for the birds on the tiny island that, until recently, was home to the world' s population of Seychelles warblers. Yet when healthy warblers were transplanted to a much larger neighboring island as part of an experiment, most of those warblers maintained a pattern of cooperative breeding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the result of the experiment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the terrain on the neighboring island was not of the type in which Seychelles warblers generally build their nests.\nB: Cooperative breeding in species other than the Seychelles warbler often results when the environment cannot sustain a rise in the population.\nC: The climate of the island to which Seychelles warblers were transplanted was the same as that of the warblers' native island.\nD: The Seychelles warblers had fewer competitors for nesting territory on the island to which they were transplanted than on their native island.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1067", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study shows that if the mass of a neutron star exceeds 3.22 times the mass of the sun, neutrons cannot compete with their own gravity, resulting in neutron collapse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following views supports the above inference strongly:\n\nOptions:\nA: There are black holes in the universe whose mass is countless lattices larger than that of neutron stars\nB: There are many mysterious stars in the universe whose density is more than 3.22 times that of neutron stars\nC: No matter in nature can support the gravity caused by matter more than 3.22 times the mass of the sun\nD: Collapse is one of the ways for massive neutron stars to achieve new internal equilibrium\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1068", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of young children' s ability to learn foreign languages found that those with parents who read them more than one book per week in their native language were 75% more proficient in the foreign languages that they learned than children whose parents read them one book per week or less. A secondary finding of the study was that children' s ability to remember new vocabulary in a second language drops off sharply after the age of 6, when it becomes 75% more difficult to retain new words learned in the second language.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming the statements above are true, which of the following can be inferred from them?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ease of learning a second language depends almost exclusively on environmental factors.\nB: Students whose parents enter them in early education and who read to them frequently are more likely to have extra income and more free time.\nC: Students who begin studying a language later in life would have had an easier time learning some aspects of that language if they had begun studying it as a young child.\nD: Proficient speakers of a second language are likely to have begun learning it before the age of 6.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1069", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYuriko: Our city' s campaign to persuade parents to have their children vaccinated ought to be imitated by your city. In the 16 months since the enactment of legislation authorizing the campaign, vaccinations in our city have increased by 30 percent. Susan: But the major part of that increase occurred in the first 6 months after that legislation was enacted, right after your city' s free neighborhood health clinics opened, and before the vaccination campaign really got going.\n\nQuestion:\nIn responding to Yuriko, Susan does which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: She cites facts that tend to weaken the force of the evidence with which Yuriko supports her recommendation.\nB: She denies Yuriko's assumption that Susan's city wants to increase the vaccination rate for children.\nC: She advances the claim that a campaign such as Yuriko recommends is not necessary because most parents already choose to have their children vaccinated.\nD: She presents evidence to suggest that vaccination campaigns are usually ineffective.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1070", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe ancients wrote poems. I thought about it for three years before I wrote these two lines. When I read it, I can't help but burst into tears. Writing a novel used to be a state of closing the door and refusing guests to visit. Nowadays many writers write several novels a year. Hundreds of thousands of words were written in a month. There is no accumulation of life, no careful consideration of life, no careful layout of writing, no careful consideration and repeated revision of words, how can there be high-quality works? How can we resist the elimination of time? If creation is different from other work, the difference lies in creativity; if it is difficult, it also lies in creativity. It is not only different from its predecessors, but also different from itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life is the source of creation.\nB: Time is the testing method of works of art.\nC: The creative attitude of modern people is not as serious as that of the ancients.\nD: Only when you devote yourself to creation for a long time will you produce high-quality works.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1071", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo build a conservation-oriented society in an all-round way is to promote conservation through development and ensure development through conservation. If the level of resource-saving technology and management is further improved and the relevant policies and regulations for a conservation-oriented society are further improved, then environmental protection can be more powerful guarantee. Only by strengthening the consciousness of resource conservation can the efficiency of resource utilization be fully improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the efficiency of resource utilization is fully improved, then the whole society's consciousness of resource conservation is improved.\nB: Only when the resource-saving technology is further improved can the awareness of resource-saving of the whole society be further enhanced.\nC: If the conservation-oriented society's related policies and regulations are further improved, then the environment can be more powerful guarantee.\nD: Only when the relevant policies and regulations of the conservation-oriented society are further improved, can the management level of resource conservation be further improved.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1072", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSecondary pollution refers to the re pollution of the environment caused by the physical, chemical or biological effects of pollutants discharged into the environment from pollution sources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to secondary pollution?\n\nOptions:\nA: The harmful compounds in automobile exhaust produce photochemical reaction under the action of sunlight to produce a variety of strong oxidants dominated by ozone, which is harmful to human health\nB: During house decoration, construction machinery makes strong noise, which seriously affects the rest and life of surrounding residents\nC: Pesticide residues are found in cotton and hemp fibers. Although the residues are very small after being made into clothing, frequent contact with skin will also cause harm to human body\nD: People inhale second-hand smoke in public places\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1073", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBus driver: Had the garbage truck not been exceeding the speed limit, it would not have collided with the bus I was driving. I, on the other hand, was abiding by all traffic regulations -- as the police report confirms. Ttherefore, although I might have been able to avoid the collision had I reacted more quickly, the bus company should not reprimand me for the accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the bus driver's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A company that employs bus drivers should reprimand those drivers only when they become involved in collisions that they reasonably could have been expected to avoid.\nB: A bus company should not reprimand one of its drivers whose bus is involved in a collision if a police report confirms that the collision was completely the fault of the driver of another vehicle.\nC: If a vehicle whose driver is violating a traffic regulation collides with a vehicle whose driver is not, the driver of the first vehicle is solely responsible for the accident.\nD: When a bus is involved in a collision, the bus driver should not be reprimanded by the bus company if the collision did not result from the bus driver's violating a traffic regulation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1074", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman value does not depend on whether to master the truth, or to think that the truth is in hand. What determines human value is the tireless spirit of pursuing truth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate paraphrase of the value of life in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The value of life lies in mastering the truth\nB: The value of life is reflected in the unremitting pursuit of truth\nC: The value of life lies in the use of truth to transform the objective world\nD: The value of life is grasped by oneself\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1075", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSusan: Many rare plants have provided cures for various diseases. Since many plants have been lost to extinction, it is likely that there could have been cures for many more diseases. That is why it is important for us to manage our resources responsibly and prevent plant extinction. Robert: But plants are not our resources, they are part of the same environment we inhabit, and we are not superior to them. We must treat plants as the co-equal inhabitants of this planet that they are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an issue about which Susan and Robert disagree?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether humans should prevent plant extinction\nB: whether animals should be prevented from extinction\nC: whether plants should be treated humanely\nD: whether humans should exploit plants for human benefit\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1076", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe TJ-700 and the Beta Turbomax are two models of cars of different manufacturers. These two models have almost identical specifications and features, and they sell for almost the same price. Both were introduced on the market five years ago, and each year, the respective manufacturers spend about the same amount in advertising. In the past five year, the total number of TJ-700' s sold is about 80% greater than the total number of Beta Turbomax' s sold. Clearly, the advertising firm that created TJ-700 ads created much more effective ads than the firm that created Beta Turbomax ads.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, it would be most useful to know which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: What percentage the first two years maintenance costs of each model is of their respective advertising budgets.\nB: How the advertising budgets over the last five years for the TJ-700 and the Beta Turbomax compare to the budgets over the same period for comparable models of other manufacturers.\nC: Whether buyers of the TJ-700 and the Beta Turbomax reported being familiar with the ads of these cars.\nD: Whether buyer of cars of other manufacturers in the last five years are familiar with the ads for the TJ-700 and the Beta Turbomax.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1077", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is known that there are 25 classmates in a certain class. Among the girls, there is a difference of 10 cm between the tallest and the shortest, and the difference between the tallest and the shortest among boys is 15 cm. Xiao Ming believes that based on the known information, as long as you know the specific height of the tallest boy and girl, or the average height of the boy and girl, you can determine the gap between the tallest and the lowest in the class.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best constitutes a refutation of Xiao Ming's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to the known information, if the gap between the tallest and the lowest in the class cannot be determined, the specific height of the tallest boy or girl cannot be determined\nB: According to known information, even if the gap between the tallest and the lowest in the class is determined, the average height of boys and girls cannot be determined\nC: According to the known information, if the gap between the tallest and the lowest in the class cannot be determined, neither the specific heights of the tallest boys and girls nor the average heights of boys and girls can be determined\nD: According to the known information, even if the average height of boys and girls is known, the gap between the tallest and the lowest in the class cannot be determined\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1078", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: People are not intellectually well suited to live in large bureaucratic societies. Ttherefore, people can find happiness, if at all, only in smaller political units such as villages.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the philosopher's argument is flawed because the argument takes for granted that\n\nOptions:\nA: no one can ever be happy living in a society in which she or he is not intellectually well suited to live\nB: all societies that are plagued by excessive bureaucracy are large\nC: the primary purpose of small political units such as villages is to make people happy\nD: anyone who lives in a village or other small political unit that is not excessively bureaucratic can find happiness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1079", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhysicalists expect that ultimately all mental functions will be explainable in neurobiological terms. Achieving this goal requires knowledge of neurons and their basic functions, a knowledge of how neurons interact, and a delineation of the psychological faculties to be explained. At present, there is a substantial amount of fundamental knowledge about the basic functions of neurons, and the scope and character of such psychological capacities as visual perception and memory are well understood. Thus, as the physicalists claim, mental functions are bound to receive explanations in neurobiological terms in the near future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The passage does not indicate that any knowledge has been achieved about how neurons interact.\nB: The passage fails to describe exactly what is currently known about the basic functions of neurons.\nC: The word neurobiological is used as though it had the same meaning as the word mental. \nD: The conclusion contradicts the claim of the physicalists.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1080", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo get the free dessert, one must order an entree and a salad. But anyone who orders either an entree or a salad can receive a free soft drink. Thus, anyone who is not eligible for a free soft drink is not eligible for a free dessert.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is most similar to the reasoning in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: To be elected class president, one must be well liked and well known. Anyone who is well liked or well known has something better to do than run for class president. Ttherefore, no one who has something better to do will be elected class president.\nB: To get an executive position at Teltech, one needs a university diploma and sales experience. But anyone who has worked at Teltech for more than six months who does not have sales experience has a university diploma. Thus, one cannot get an executive position at Teltech unless one has worked there for six months.\nC: To get a discount on ice cream, one must buy frozen raspberries and ice cream together. Anyone who buys ice cream or raspberries will get a coupon for a later purchase. So, anyone who does not get the discount on ice cream will not get a coupon for a later purchase.\nD: To grow good azaleas, one needs soil that is both rich in humus and low in acidity. Anyone who has soil that is rich in humus or low in acidity can grow blueberries. So, anyone who cannot grow blueberries cannot grow good azaleas.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1081", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlow operation: it refers to that workers act on the labor objects in sequence according to the operation process to complete a certain amount of work at a certain stage in the production process, so that the production can be carried out in the frontier without interruption.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to flow operation, yes?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are 10 people in the shoemaking workshop, each responsible for one process, and finally produce finished products\nB: Revision of Chinese college entrance examination, 15 teachers are responsible for correcting one question type at the same time\nC: In the evening, my son did Chinese homework first, then math homework, and finally English homework\nD: Purchase of raw materials - processing and production - finished products - sales\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1082", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe phenomenon of education in human society is not only teaching, but also learning without teaching and teaching without inducing learning. Even teaching does not only exist in schools, but in all areas of one's social life. Long before the emergence of modern and modern schools, human beings have been engaged in a variety of educational activities: after the emergence of modern and modern schools, human educational activities are still widely happening in social life outside schools. By limiting its research horizon to the time-space frame of the school, pedagogy has actually determined a wrong disciplinary boundary for itself, so it can only vaguely regard a large number of educational phenomena as so-called generalized education and vaguely exclude them from its main research horizon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not fit the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Educational activities exist widely in all fields of human life\nB: Untaught learning can also be classified as educational activities\nC: The current pedagogy research has misjudged the disciplinary boundary\nD: The emergence of modern schools has restricted the research field of pedagogy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1083", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA society can achieve a fair distribution of resources only under conditions of economic growth. There can be no economic growth unless the society guarantees equality of economic opportunity to all of its citizens. Equality of economic opportunity cannot be guaranteed unless a society' s government actively works to bring it about.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements given are true, it can be properly concluded from them that\n\nOptions:\nA: no government can achieve a fair distribution of resources under conditions of economic growth\nB: a society can achieve a fair distribution of resources only if its government actively works to bring about equality of economic opportunity\nC: all societies that guarantee equality of economic opportunity to all of their members are societies that distribute resources fairly\nD: some societies that experience economic growth fail to guarantee equality of opportunity to all of their citizens\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1084", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past ten years, the population of Dismaston has grown five times as large as it was. During this time, the average income in the city has risen substantially, and a tremendous amount of capital has flowed into city. An independent audit found that, somewhat surprisingly, the number of violent felonies reported per year is now lower than it was ten years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following statements below, if true, would explain the somewhat surprising finding EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: During this time, the state considerably lengthened felony convicts' waiting period for parole.\nB: The police force has expanded in number and is equipped with the latest crime detection technology.\nC: The police now have a computerized filing system, so that it is almost impossible for a violent crime to be unrecorded.\nD: The city is now much better lit at night, and security cameras protect a large number of public venues.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1085", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: One cannot frame an accurate conception of one' s physical environment on the basis of a single momentary perception, since each such glimpse occurs from only one particular perspective. Similarly, any history book gives only a distorted view of the past, since it reflects the biases and prejudices of its author.\n\nQuestion:\nThe professor's argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: making a case for the conclusion of one argument by showing that argument's resemblance to another, presumably cogent, argument\nB: attempting to show that one piece of reasoning is incorrect by comparing it with another, presumably flawed, piece of reasoning\nC: arguing that because something has a certain group of characteristics, it must also have another, closely related, characteristic\nD: arguing that a type of human cognition is unreliable in one instance because it has been shown to be unreliable under similar circumstances\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1086", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the large jadeite gravel produced in Myanmar that has been weathered or transported to river valleys and riverbeds is called Laokeng jade. Laokeng jade is characterized by good water head, strong quality and high transparency, and its top grade is as transparent as glass, so it is called glass or ice. The same old pit jade, its quality is also relatively high and low, some transparency is higher, some transparency is slightly worse, so the value is also different. Other things being equal, the value of Laokeng jade with high transparency is higher than that of its lower unit value, but the practice of mining tells people that there is no Laokeng jade with the highest unit value.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no Laokeng jade with the highest transparency\nB: The Laokeng jade with high transparency may not have a good water head\nC: There are also good quality jade in Xinkeng Jade\nD: The unit value of Laokeng jade also depends on the quality of its processing\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1087", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFour brothers and sisters, A, B, C, D. A said: D is the youngest sister. B said: among the brothers and sisters, there is only one boy. C said: I am A's sister.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the above are true, which of the following inferences is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is the second, it is a boy, and B is the third, it is a girl\nB: B is the second, it is a girl, and C is the first, it is a girl\nC: C is the second, it is a girl, while D is the youngest, it is a girl\nD: A is the second, it is a girl, and C is the first, it is a girl\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1088", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mathematical theorem proved by one mathematician should not be accepted until each step in its proof has been independently verified. Computer-assisted proofs generally proceed by conducting a vast number of calculations -- surveying all the possible types of instances in which the theorem could apply and proving that the theorem holds for each type. In most computer-assisted proofs there are astronomically many types of instances to survey, and no human being could review every step in the proof. Hence, computer-assisted proofs involving astronomically many types of instances should not be accepted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most attempts to construct proofs of mathematical theorems do not result in demonstrations that the theorems are true.\nB: Computers cannot be used to assist in generating proofs of mathematical theorems that involve only a very limited number of steps.\nC: The use of the computer to assist in the proof of mathematical theorems has greatly simplified the mathematician's task.\nD: The use of an independent computer program does not satisfy the requirement for independent verification of each step in a proof that is extended enough to be otherwise unverifiable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1089", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMagazine editor: I know that some of our regular advertisers have been pressuring us to give favorable mention to their products in our articles, but they should realize that for us to yield to their wishes would actually be against their interests. To remain an effective advertising vehicle we must have loyal readership, and we would soon lose that readership if our readers suspect that our editorial integrity has been compromised by pandering to advertisers. Advertising-sales director: You underestimate the sophistication of our readers. They recognize that the advertisements we carry are not articles, so their response to the advertisements has never depended on their opinion of the editorial integrity of the magazine as a whole.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is the most accurate assessment of the advertising-sales director's argument as a response to the magazine editor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It succeeds because it undermines the editor's claim about how the magazine's editorial integrity would be affected by allowing advertisers to influence articles.\nB: It fails because the editor's argument does not depend on any assumption about readers' response to the advertisements they see in the magazine.\nC: It succeeds because it shows that the editor's argument depends on an unwarranted assumption about factors affecting an advertisement's effectiveness.\nD: It fails because it is based on a misunderstanding of the editor's view about how readers respond to advertisements they see in the magazine.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1090", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEating garlic reduces the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood and so helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Evidence that eating garlic reduces these levels is that a group of patients taking a garlic tablet each day for four months showed a 12 percent reduction in cholesterol and a 17 percent reduction in triglycerides; over the same period, a group of similar patients taking a medically inert tablet showed only a 2 percent reduction in triglycerides and a 3 percent reduction in cholesterol.\n\nQuestion:\nIt would be most important to determine which one of the following in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the garlic tablets are readily available to the public\nB: what the diets of the two groups were during the period\nC: what effect taking the garlic tablets each day for a period of less than four months had on the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides\nD: whether large amounts of garlic are well tolerated by all patients\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1091", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnfair competition refers to an enterprise that uses improper or unfair methods to increase the market share of its products, creating an unfair market environment for competitors that produce similar products, and seriously harming the interests of its competitors.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the definition, which of the followings is not considered unfair competition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The food factory sells instant noodles from our factory at a price below cost, causing the original best-selling B Food Factory instant noodles to be unsalable.\nB: In the 1980s, IBM invested a lot of money in the development of key technologies for supercomputers, and then applied for patents after success. This resulted in a situation where IBM was completely overwhelmed in the field of supercomputers in the 1980s.\nC: Both Company A and Company B produce weight-loss drugs. In order to expand their market share and increase sales profits, Company A has publicized on TV stations and some newspapers, pointing out the shortcomings and side effects of Company B's drugs, causing consumers to refuse to buy the product of Company B. \nD: In order to compete for market share with Company B, Company A produced a movie advertisement showing that a fighter aircraft with the emblem of A dropped a blockbuster on the warship that was about to capsize (marked by B).\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1092", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt can be difficult to see nuclear energy as a sustainable resource. Unlike other alternative resources, nuclear energy has long been hated by environmentalists, mainly because of the storage of radioactive waste. However, nuclear reactors are also efficient sources of electricity, do not emit any polluting gases, and, for some types of reactors, are designed to minimize waste and basically prevent reactor meltdowns.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not understood correctly about this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nuclear energy can hardly be seen as a sustainable resource\nB: Some types of reactors can basically prevent reactor meltdown\nC: Nuclear reactors do not emit any polluting wastes and gases\nD: Nuclear reactors are efficient sources of electricity, and the designs of some reactors have been improved\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1093", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: under normal circumstances, it is wrong to take some kind of experimental medical treatment without the patient's consent, because the patient has the right to know all the detailed medical options available and to accept or reject a certain treatment. However, in the case of emergency treatment, sometimes only beyond the patient's right of consent to experimental treatment can we know how to best deal with emergency patients. Therefore, some restricted experimental treatments without the patient's consent should be allowed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is required for this ethicist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the patient knows that the experimental treatment has been used in the process of first aid, it will adversely affect the outcome of the treatment\nB: Treatment without the patient's consent should be allowed only when an experimental treatment is highly likely to produce beneficial results for the patient\nC: In at least some cases of emergency treatment, the possible benefits of experimental treatment without the patient's consent are more important than the patient's right of consent\nD: When the best medical plan is still unknown, patients no longer have the right to know the medical plan and medical plan\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1094", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's deserts do provide the world's scientists with laboratories that are most similar to the Martian environment. Scientists have been to the coldest Antarctica and the driest Atacama Desert on Earth, but what they really need is an extreme environment that combines the two.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese desert provides an ideal place for extraterrestrial research\nB: Chinese deserts are more suitable for biological research than Antarctica\nC: Why did scientists choose the Chinese desert as their research object\nD: Having the most extreme environment is the main feature of Chinese deserts\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1095", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe students in our class have achieved excellent results in the past year. Some won awards in the Mathematical Olympiad, some won awards in the English oral competition, and some won awards in dancing. Many girls in our class... The head teacher said at the final summary meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can be inferred from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the students who achieved excellent results were girls.\nB: Some of the students who achieved excellent results were certainly girls.\nC: More girls than boys achieved excellent results.\nD: There may be no girls who achieved excellent results.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1096", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is a sentence in the award message of the annual Top Ten people moving China event held by CCTV: Young people like the wind, he continues to surpass and never give up, which represents an accelerating nation. Dressed in the national flag, he stood in front of the world with a leap. \n\nQuestion:\nYoung people like the wind in this passage is an extreme metaphor. Which of the following options is mainly used to explain?\n\nOptions:\nA: The award words have different language features of other styles.\nB: The charm of Liu Xiangzhi in a leap is just right to show it.\nC: With the smallest language volume, it can hold the most language essence.\nD: The prince of the hurdles is not only a record, but also a memory, a lingering strong memory.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1097", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe greater the power of the incandescent bulb, the brighter the light. The power of a 100-watt incandescent bulb is higher than the power of a 15-watt incandescent bulb. Therefore, a 100-watt incandescent bulb is brighter than a 15-watt incandescent bulb.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most similar to the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more a person likes watching TV and reading books, the more serious his myopia is. Zhang's wife loves to watch TV more than him. Therefore, Zhang's wife has more serious myopia problem than him\nB: The larger the area of a house, the higher the total price. Zhang's house is larger than the Li's in the same building. Therefore, Zhang's house is more expensive than Li's house.\nC: This year's long jump champion's performance is better than the previous year. Zhang Hua is this year's long jump champion, so his long jump performance this year is better than his previous year\nD: The higher the product quality, the more advertising investment, and the greater the demand for the product. Company A invests more advertising expenses than Company B. Therefore, the demand for Company A's products is greater than the demand for Company B.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1098", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research team from Celera Genomics reported in the journal Science that compared mouse chromosomes with human chromosomes, they found that the two have 95% similarity in terms of genes, gene content, and DNA sequence. Therefore, in fact, there is not much difference between mouse and human.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions relies on the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Completed animal genetic maps are often very inaccurate\nB: From intellectual and emotional aspects, there is a huge difference between mouse and human\nC: Mice have no intelligence and their intelligence can be ignored when compared with human\nD: The main criterion for judging the difference between species is the similarity of species in genes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1099", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the increase of the contribution rate of science and technology to economic and social development and the deepening of the involvement of science and technology in life, the relationship between ordinary people and science and technology has become closer. Popular science has increasingly become a common expectation of people when it comes to life. And this puts forward higher requirements for popular science innovation. Of course, the first thing to innovate in popular science is to update the ideas and contents of popular science in a timely manner, and to inform the public of the ever-changing achievements of scientific and technological development in an easy-to-understand way. At the same time, it also means the innovation of the forms and means of science popularization. Adding elements of literature and art is the proper meaning of the title_ _ The older generation of scientific workers are very good at borrowing the power of literature and art. For example, when we read Mr. Zhu Kezhen's popular science articles such as hurricane and cloud, we will be impressed by his accurate and vivid words.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most appropriate to fill in the horizontal part of the painting?\n\nOptions:\nA: People have higher and higher expectations for the literary and artistic nature of popular science works\nB: Literature and Art is an important driving Force to promote the Innovation of science popularization\nC: In fact, popular science itself is literary\nD: How to take into account the innovation of the content and form of popular science is a top priority\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1100", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven security guards, Zhao, Qian, Sun, Li, Wu, Zheng, and Wang, take turns on the night shift every week. In terms of duty hours, it is now known that Zhao is one day behind Sun; Li is two days behind Wu; Qian is three days ahead of Wang; Zheng is between Qian and Sun, on Thursday.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above question, which of the following options regarding night shift is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wu is on Sunday.\nB: Qian is on Tuesday.\nC: Li is on Tuesday.\nD: Sun is on Friday.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1101", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen Mr. Chen encouraged his children, he said, Don't be afraid of temporary difficulties and setbacks. How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? His child said unconvincingly, what you said is wrong. I've been through so much wind and rain, why didn't I see the rainbow? \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most appropriate to refute the answer of Mr. Chen's child?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you want to see a rainbow, you must go through the wind and rain\nB: As long as you go through the wind and rain, you can see the rainbow\nC: Only through wind and rain can you see the rainbow\nD: Even if you go through the wind and rain, you may not see the rainbow\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1102", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe moon is the only natural satellite on the earth and the only extraterrestrial planet that human beings can reach at present. In addition to man-made satellites, using this natural satellite to carry out remote sensing observation of the earth has many advantages and irreplaceable. The surface area of the moon is much larger than any man-made satellite, so the remote sensor is deployed on the moon without considering the load, size, weight, etc. Many different types of remote sensors can be placed at the same time to form the ability of active, passive and full band synchronous observation. It will have an in-depth understanding of observing large-scale geoscience phenomena-global environmental change, land sea air interaction, plate tectonics and solid tide, three pole comparative research, and may observe previously unknown scientific phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: The moon is more suitable for deploying remote sensors than man-made satellites.\nB: Lunar earth observation has natural comprehensive advantages.\nC: The moon is expected to revolutionize space earth observation.\nD: The moon opens up a new direction of Earth Observation Science and technology.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1103", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNo occupation should be subject to a licensing requirement unless incompetence in the performance of tasks normally carried out within that occupation poses a plausible threat to human health or safety.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle stated above, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because some of the duties that police officers carry out have no connection to human health or safety, police officers should not be subject to a licensing requirement.\nB: Because there are no realistic circumstances in which poor work by an interior designer poses a danger to human beings, interior designers should not be subject to a licensing requirement.\nC: Because hospital administrators routinely make decisions that affect the health of hundreds of people, hospital administrators should be subject to a licensing requirement.\nD: Because hair stylists regularly use substances that can pose a threat to human health if handled improperly, hair stylists should be subject to a licensing requirement.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1104", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational trade is a cross-border transaction activity, which is the circulation of goods, technology, labor, and information between a country and other countries or regions in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the definition, which of the following is international trade?\n\nOptions:\nA: Israel's Ministry of Defense orders a batch of fighter jets from the U.S\nB: Japan's Mitsubishi Corporation exports a batch of high-end cars to China\nC: Australian Thomas signed a labor export contract with a talent market in India\nD: The Iraqi Transitional Government purchased 2000 tons of steel from a German steel company\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1105", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComputer programmers who work on the computer screen for a long time are prone to myopia. In order to help these people prevent and alleviate myopia, the company has printed and distributed brochures for employees to teach them some methods to prevent and treat myopia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can most question the effectiveness of the above publicity?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who don't often work on computers may also suffer from myopia.\nB: The methods of preventing and treating myopia vary from person to person.\nC: The prevention and treatment of myopia need the guidance of ophthalmologists.\nD: Myopia is difficult to self-prevent and treat.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1106", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFremont: Simpson is not a viable candidate for chief executive of Pod Oil because he has no background in the oil industry. Galindo: I disagree. An oil industry background is no guarantee of success. Look no further than Pod Oil' s last chief executive, who had decades of oil industry experience but steered the company to the brink of bankruptcy.\n\nQuestion:\nGalindo's argument is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: bases a conclusion that an attribute is always irrelevant to success on evidence that it is sometimes irrelevant to success\nB: rests on a confusion between whether an attribute is necessary for success and whether that attribute is sufficient for success\nC: fails to distinguish between relevant experience and irrelevant experience\nD: fails to justify its presumption that Fremont's objection is based on personal bias\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1107", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, many traffic lights and street markings were temporarily removed from a heavily traveled street in a major metropolitan area. Given that this street experiences significant volumes of automobile traffic, the number of accidents on the street was expected to increase. However, even though the street experienced no reduction in traffic, the number of accidents was greatly reduced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent conflict described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Traffic lights and street markings are intended to have benefits in addition to those related to safety.\nB: Most drivers were not aware that traffic lights and street markings had been removed.\nC: Drivers were given advance notice that the traffic lights and street markings would be removed.\nD: The lack of traffic lights and street markings caused drivers to drive more cautiously.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1108", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA network refers to a system composed of many interleaved branches.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not match the definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Road, rail, and air combined transport.\nB: Internet.\nC: Recruiting talent.\nD: Jiangnan drainage system.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1109", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmpathy refers to the ability to understand others' emotions and thoughts, understand others' positions and feelings, and think and deal with problems from the perspective of others in the process of interpersonal communication.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to empathy?\n\nOptions:\nA: What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others\nB: Put ourselves in our lives\nC: Treat others as we expect to be trea\nD: Things I forget, my heart has no side heron\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1110", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraffic accident crime: Refers to the act of violating traffic management laws and regulations, resulting in a major accident, causing serious injury, death, or causing major losses to public and private property.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following crimes that cannot be classified as traffic accident crimes?\n\nOptions:\nA: One day, Chen in a certain city in Zhejiang Province was driving a Santana car on the way back to his hometown. The road conditions were very good and there were not many vehicles. When the car came to a hotel intersection, it hit a two-wheeled motorcycle head-on, causing 1 death and 2 hurt\nB: One night, Zeng drove a truck to the city to deliver vegetables, and then returned to the suburbs. When passing a fork in the road, as a result of drinking a little white wine, coupled with the lack of sleep driving the night, inadvertently will be a roadside cyclist, hit a serious injury\nC: A car rental company, Xiao Ding, drove a red Santana car with 3 passengers at a speeding to an intersection. Unexpectedly, a group of people crossed the road. Xiao Ding braked hard and 3 passengers staggered. Afterwards, 3 passengers refused to pay the fare\nD: One day, the driver of a branch company in Dandong drove 31 passengers on a Diamond bus from Shenyang to Kuandian Manchu Autonomous County. Due to speeding on a bend, the vehicle rushed laterally under the bridge on the left side of the road, causing 18 passengers in the car die\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1111", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople's fear of flying by plane is actually unreasonable. According to statistics, in 1995, the number of people who died in ground traffic accidents in the world exceeded 800,000. During the 10 years from 1990 to 1999, the world died in an average of air crashes every year. There are less than 500 people, and during these 10 years, my country has suffered an average of less than 25 people in air crashes every year.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the correctness of the above argument, which of the followings is the most important to answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the above 10 years, how many people in the world use ground transportation every year and how many people use shipping.\nB: In the above 10 years, how many people use ground transportation and how many people use shipping each year in our country.\nC: During the above 10 years, how many people died in ground traffic accidents each year in our country.\nD: During the above 10 years, whether the number of deaths from ground traffic accidents in the world was the highest in 1995.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1112", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll parrots can learn to speak a few words and phrases. Not all parrots have equally pleasant dispositions, though some of those native to Australia can be counted on for a sweet temper. Almost any parrot, however, will show tremendous affection for an owner who raised the bird from a chick by hand-feeding it.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a parrot is not native to Australia, then it will be sweet tempered only if it is hand-fed as a chick.\nB: Some parrots that can learn to speak are sweet tempered.\nC: All species of pet birds that are native to Australia can be counted on for a sweet temper.\nD: The sweetest-tempered parrots are those native to Australia.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1113", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe beating of the heart causes blood circulation. For the same person, the faster the heart rate, the more blood enters the circulation per unit time. The red blood cells in the blood transport oxygen,Generally speaking, the oxygen obtained by a person through blood circulation per unit time The more, the better his physical fitness and performance. Therefore, in order to improve athletes' competitive level in sports competitions, they should strengthen their training in high altitude areas, because in high altitude areas, each unit volume of blood in the human body contains the number of red blood cells is higher than in low altitude areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following items must be assumed in the argument of the subject?\n\nOptions:\nA: The altitude has no effect on the athlete's heart rate\nB: The athlete's heart rate at high altitudes is not lower than at low altitudes\nC: Athletes have a slower heart rate than ordinary people\nD: Training at high altitude can increase the athlete's heart rate\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1114", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAct and omission together constitute a legal act. Action means that the subject should make a certain action. Omission is a legal act performed in a passive manner without external action.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the act?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nurse Xiao Zhang read a book and forgot to give bed a intravenous drip.\nB: Xiao Huang saw a kid fall into the Kunming Lake and leave straight away.\nC: Dong knew someone was stealing fiber optic cable from a neighboring village and reported the situation.\nD: Duan puts pesticides into Wang's chicken feed due to quarrel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1115", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRoad rage means driving in a rage, changing lanes randomly, overtaking another car, etc, a kind of mental illness called intermittent, fulminant disorder (IED). studies have found that the proportion of IED patients who test positive for Toxoplasma gondii is twice that of the non-IED group. Researchers believe that Toxoplasma gondii infection may be the culprit leading to IED including road rage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does not support the researchers point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mice infected with Toxoplasma gondii tend to be bolder, more adventurous, and therefore more likely to be caught by cats\nB: Toxoplasma gondii overstimulates neurons in the brain that control the threat response, triggering aggression\nC: After IED patients who tested positive for Toxoplasma gondii were treated with anti-worm infections, impulsive behaviors were reduced\nD: Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite found in cats, but cats are tame docile\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1116", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNo more penalty for one case refers to the administrative penalty that a party may not be fined more than twice for the same illegal act.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not no more penalty for one case?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang returned to the country with declarable items but failed to declare to the customs. The customs determined that Zhang's behavior constituted smuggling and confiscated the items and fined him 2,000 yuan\nB: The self-employed Yang, who was selling live pigs, was found by the law enforcement officers of the Swine Office that he did not have a tax payment certificate and refused to declare taxes. The law enforcement officers of the Swine Office notified the public security agency to detain him for 48 hours for interrogation in the name of obstructing official business. Later, the State Taxation Bureau according to According to the facts ascertained by the Live Pig Office, according to the Tax Collection and Administration Law, Yang was fined 900 yuan for failing to declare and pay taxes in accordance with the regulations\nC: There is a restaurant in a certain county that started business without registering with the industry and commerce department, and was fined by the industry and commerce department half a year later. The county local tax bureau passed an investigation and issued a Notice of Tax Administrative Punishment Matters and Tax Treatment for the restaurant. Decision Letter, Tax Administrative Punishment Decision Letter, ordering them to make up taxes and pay additional late fees and fines\nD: A is from Hebei and works in Beijing. Because having one more child violated local laws and regulations, he has already paid social support in Beijing in accordance with the decision of the family planning department of a certain district in Beijing. When he went home to visit relatives, According to the relevant regulations of Hebei Province, the family planning department in the place where the household registration is located also levied social support fees for a certain A is overbirth behavior\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1117", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Doctors should never prescribe sedatives for people with insomnia. Most cases of insomnia that psychologists treat are known to be caused by psychological stress. This suggests that insomniacs do not need drugs that alter their biochemistry, but rather need psychotherapy to help them alleviate the stress causing their insomnia.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the psychologist's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: It presumes, without providing warrant, that insomnia contributes to an inability to cope with stress.\nB: It overlooks the possibility that sedatives could help insomniacs cope with stress.\nC: It neglects the possibility that for some people psychotherapy is a completely ineffective treatment for stress.\nD: It fails to consider the possibility that sedatives are the only treatment known to be effective for cases of insomnia not caused by stress.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1118", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Life of reflection, Nozick wrote: I will not, like Socrates, say that life without reflection is not worth living-it is too harsh. But if our life is guided by thoughtful reflection, then it is the life we live for ourselves, not someone else's. In this sense, life without reflection is an incomplete life. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings cannot be derived from Nozick's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nozick thinks that a life worth living is a life of self-reflection\nB: Nozick believes that only a life that lives for oneself is a complete life\nC: Nozick believes that a complete life is a life of reflection\nD: Nozick believes that life without reflection is not a complete life\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1119", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcological balance refers to a certain period of time between the organisms and the environment in the ecosystem, and between the various groups of organisms, through the flow of energy, material circulation and information transmission, so that they can achieve a high degree of adaptation, coordination and unity with each other. Under a certain limit of interference, the ecosystem can return to its initial stable state through self-regulation, and once it exceeds it, it will decline or even collapse.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which is incorrect of the followings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The grassland should set the maximum suitable livestock capacity to ensure the ecological balance\nB: The discharge amount of pollutants should be regulated according to the self-purification capacity of the environment\nC: The food chain is a form of energy flow\nD: The main reason for the decline of the ecosystem is human pollution\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1120", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProperty fees: refers to the fees charged by the property management unit for the daily maintenance, repair, remediation and provision of other services related to the lives of residents in the residential area and its equipment, public equipment, materials and environment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is property fees?\n\nOptions:\nA: The tenant Xiao Wang accidentally damaged the lighting at the gate of the community, and Xiao Wang paid for the maintenance fee of 80 yuan\nB: The utility bill of the guard room of the community is 80 yuan\nC: Residents in the community have a monthly Internet fee of 100 yuan\nD: The landlord sued the property company for attorney fees 1,000 yuan\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1121", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany people suffer an allergic reaction to sulfites, including those that are commonly added to wine as preservatives. However, since there are several winemakers producing wine to which no sulfites are added, those who would like to drink wine but are allergic to sulfites can drink these wines without risking an allergic reaction to sulfites.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sulfites occur naturally in most wine.\nB: The sulfites that can produce an allergic reaction are also commonly found in beverages other than wine.\nC: Wine without added sulfites sometimes becomes undrinkable even before the wine is sold to consumers.\nD: Apart from sulfites, there are other substances commonly present in wine that can trigger allergic reactions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1122", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Champions League has entered the semi-final stage: the Bei team of Spain's first-class Football League is against the Qi team of the British Premier League, and the Ba team of Spain's first-class Football League is against the Qie team of Germany's first-class Football League. Before the game, Joe predicted that the champion can only be produced in the two teams of Spain's first-class Football League; Xiao Zhou predicted that Bei and Qi could only win the runner up at most. After the game, it proved that their predictions were incorrect.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be inferred that which of the following teams won the championship?\n\nOptions:\nA: A team of the British Premier League.\nB: A team of Germany's first-class Football League \nC: Bei team\nD: Qi team\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1123", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is reported that the earth's glaciers are melting rapidly. However, some scientists believe that in ancient times, the earth fell into a deep-freezing state called Snowball Earth, when the ice sheet almost completely covered the whole earth. However, the number of times the earth appeared deep freezing, the extension range and the speed at which the earth turned into a snowball have always been unsolved mysteries. Scientists analyzed the newly discovered rock sequence in Ethiopia, and the results showed that the Snowball Earth could be formed in only a few thousand years. This discovery supports the snowball glacier theoretical model, which shows that once the ice extends to the earth's latitude of 30 degrees, there will be rapid glaciation in the whole world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following information can be obtained from the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Causes of rapid glaciation\nB: The formation speed of Snowball Earth\nC: The number of deep-freezing on the earth\nD: The specific age of the emergence of Snowball Earth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1124", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLu Xun's mastery of natural science knowledge is quite rich. This not only increases the critical power of his essays, but also greatly enhances the appeal. Lu Xun is very familiar with Entomology, so he can easily select appropriate insects to dissect them. Lu Xun pointed out in gossip at the end of spring This wasp is not only an ordinary murderer, but also a cruel murderer. It is also an anatomist with excellent knowledge and technology. It uses a poisonous needle to pincer the motor nerve ball of the green insect, anesthetizes it into a semi dead state, and then lays bee eggs on its coin to slowly hatch its children, which vividly reveals the high trick of the ruler to harm the people by fooling the people.\n\nQuestion:\nLu Xun's essays are quoted in the passage. Which of the following is the purpose of the quotation?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that Lu Xun's natural knowledge is quite rich.\nB: It shows that Lu Xun is very familiar with entomology and can easily select and dissect it.\nC: It shows that Lu Xun used natural science knowledge to make his essays more critical and infectious.\nD: It shows that Lu Xun is good at vividly exposing the rulers' crimes of fooling and harming the people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1125", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOur computer experts are asked from time to time to allocate funds for new hardware and software for our company. Unfortunately, these experts favor cutting-edge technologies, because that is what excites them, despite the fact that such experimental technologies are highly expensive, full of undiscovered bugs, and thus are not the most profitable investments.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one conforms most closely to the principle illustrated by the situation described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: When librarians choose books for the library, they choose the kinds that they enjoy reading, not the kinds of books that serve the interests of the community.\nB: When senior executives choose to promote junior executives, they tend to favor those who share their professional interests, not those who have had the most education.\nC: When television executives choose programs to air, they choose the ones with the most sex and violence because that is what viewers want, not the shows with the highest artistic merit.\nD: When supermarkets choose foods, they choose the kinds that can be sold for the most profit, not the kinds of foods that are the most healthful for consumers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1126", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrying to control the formation of others' impressions of themselves is called impression management.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following behaviors does not belong to impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the interview, candidate Xiao Li intends to agree with the examiner's opinions. \nB: Xiao Zhao was late for class, apologized to the teacher and explained the reason for being late. \nC: Xiao Zhao was late for class, apologized to the teacher and explained the reason for being late. \nD: Lao Sun worked hard in his work, first suffering, and then enjoy life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1127", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to built economic zone on the west side of the straits, we must, in accordance with the requirements of sound and rapid development put forward by the central authorities, put the word good in a prominent position, pay more attention to good, and accurately understand good. Coordination is good, such as the coordination of speed, quality and efficiency; the coordination of consumption, investment and export; the coordination of population, resources and environment; and the grasp of quality, quantity and degree. In terms of economic development, without quality, there is no quantity, without quantity, there is no quality, without good, there is no fast, without fast there is no good, it is a unified whole.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the central meaning of the above passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The construction of the economic zone on the west side of the straits must implement the principle of coordinated development of good and fast\nB: Speed should be put in the first place in the construction of the economic zone on the west side of the straits\nC: Weight should be given top priority in the construction of the economic zone on the west coast of the strait\nD: Environmental factors should not be ignored in the construction of the economic zone on the west coast\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1128", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThese people are as humble as dust, their figure appears in my line of sight, their spirit precipitates in my heart, they often make me feel that this ordinary world is so lovely, this scattered world is actually so tacit understanding and the life seed that looks like dirt is actually so tenacious and beautiful.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best fits the central idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life is extraordinary but beautiful.\nB: Life is beautiful because it is ordinary.\nC: Life is both ordinary and beautiful.\nD: The ordinariness and beauty of life.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1129", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo protect certain fledgling industries, the government of Country Z banned imports of the types of products those industries were starting to make. As a direct result, the cost of those products to the buyers, several export-dependent industries in Z, went up, sharply limiting the ability of those industries to compete effectively in their export markets.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions about Country Z's adversely affected export-dependent industries is best supported by the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Profit margins in those industries were not high enough to absorb the rise in costs mentioned above.\nB: Steps to offset rising materials costs by decreasing labor costs were taken in those industries.\nC: Those industries started to move into export markets that they had previously judged unprofitable.\nD: Those industries succeeded in expanding the domestic market for their products.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1130", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, with the development of digital technology, digital reading becomes more and more popular. More people are willing to use computers, mobile phones and various readers to read electronic books. Moreover, electronic books have the advantages of large storage, convenient retrieval, convenient preservation and low cost. As a result, Wang believes that traditional paper books will eventually be replaced by electronic books.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken researcher Wang's View?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although reading electronic books has many conveniences, it is more likely to damage your eyesight than reading paper books.\nB: Some readers are used to reading books on paper and are reluctant to read them digitally.\nC: Many best-selling books will be sold out soon after they are published. Obviously, the paper book still has the very big market.\nD: In general, electronic books are only allowed if they are published in paper form.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1131", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA distinguished British judge, Justice Upton, said that whether some administrative decision by a government minister is reasonable is a question that judges, by their training and experience, should be well-equipped to answer, or else there would be something badly wrong with the legal system, and there is little reason to suppose that there is. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of Justice Upton's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Judges are qualified to decide upon the reasonableness of a government minister's administrative decision.\nB: Judges should be given a greater part in administrative decision making.\nC: There is nothing much wrong with the legal system.\nD: If something were badly wrong with the legal system, judges would be ill-equipped to determine whether a government minister's decisions are reasonable.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1132", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMore women than men suffer from Alzheimer' s disease -- a disease that is most commonly contracted by elderly persons. This discrepancy has often been attributed to women' s longer life span, but this theory may be wrong. A recent study has shown that prescribing estrogen to women after menopause, when estrogen production in the body decreases, may prevent them from developing the disease. Men' s supply of testosterone may help safeguard them against Alzheimer' s disease because much of it is converted by the body to estrogen, and testosterone levels stay relatively stable into old age.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A decrease in estrogen, rather than longer life span, may explain the higher occurrence of Alzheimer's disease in women relative to men.\nB: As one gets older, one's chances of developing Alzheimer's disease increase.\nC: The conversion of testosterone into estrogen may help safeguard men from Alzheimer's disease.\nD: Testosterone is necessary for preventing Alzheimer's disease in older men.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1133", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany scientists believe that bipedal locomotion (walking on two feet) evolved in early hominids in response to the move from life in dense forests to life in open grasslands. Bipedalism would have allowed early hominids to see over tall grasses, helping them to locate food and to detect and avoid predators. However, because bipedalism also would have conferred substantial advantages upon early hominids who never left the forest -- in gathering food found within standing reach of the forest floor, for example -- debate continues concerning its origins. It may even have evolved, like the upright threat displays of many large apes, because it bettered an individual' s odds of finding a mate.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements is most supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bipedal locomotion would have helped early hominids gather food.\nB: For early hominids, forest environments were generally more hospitable than grassland environments.\nC: For early hominids, gathering food was more relevant to survival than was detecting and avoiding predators.\nD: Bipedal locomotion actually would not be advantageous to hominids living in open grassland environments.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1134", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li said to Xiao Zhang, you eat less pickles. If you eat too salty at ordinary times, you will get high blood pressure in the future. Xiao Zhang retorted: whether you eat salty or not has nothing to do with high blood pressure. You see, people in the 1950s ate pickle bumps every day, and not so many people have high blood pressure now.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will not help Xiao Li question Xiao Zhang's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past, medical conditions were backward and people's health awareness was weak. Even if they had high blood pressure, they did not know.\nB: Eating too much salt will affect the absorption of calcium and zinc, easily suffer from osteoporosis, and increase the metabolic burden of liver and kidney.\nC: People in the 1950s had a more regular schedule and more exercise, which helped to expel sodium from the body and lower blood pressure.\nD: Smoking, drinking, high-salt diet and mental stress all lead to an increased risk of hypertension and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1135", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMusic therapy is a systematic process of intervention. In this process, the therapist uses various forms of musical experience and therapeutic relationships that have been developed as therapeutic dynamics in the course of therapy to help the patient achieve healthy goals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the music therapy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Patient Li feels very comfortable after hearing the therapy music recommended by other patients accidentally.\nB: Doctors played hypnotic music for Zhou, who was tense and depressed. Zhou said he felt very relaxed.\nC: After a therapist played some music to the patient, the patient developed symptoms such as vomiting.\nD: When traveling in front of the mountain spring to hear the murmur of the water, the therapist Wang felt relaxed and happy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1136", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe authorship of the Iliad and the Odyssey has long been debated. Some traditional evidence suggests that Homer created both works, or at least large portions of them, but there is equally forceful evidence that he had nothing to do with either. Since there is no overwhelming evidence for either claim, we ought to accept the verdict of tradition that Homer is the principal author of both works.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the principle underlying the argumentation above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One should accept the authority of tradition only if one has nontraditional evidence for the traditional hypothesis.\nB: If there is no overwhelming evidence for or against a hypothesis, then one should suspend judgment as to its truth.\nC: If there is no overwhelming evidence for or against a hypothesis, one should believe it.\nD: If a hypothesis goes against tradition, one should not accept the hypothesis without overwhelming evidence.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1137", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1990 the percentage of bacterial sinus infections in Aqadestan that are resistant to the antibiotic perxicillin has increased substantially. Bacteria can quickly develop resistance to an antibiotic when it is prescribed indiscriminately or when patients fail to take it as prescribed. Since perxicillin has not been indiscriminately prescribed, health officials hypothesize that the increase in perxicillin-resistant sinus infections is largely due to patients' failure to take this medication as prescribed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of Aqadestan, provides most support for the health officials' hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aqadestani health clinics provide antibiotics to their patients at cost.\nB: When it first became available, perxicillin was much more effective in treating bacterial sinus infections than any other antibiotic used for such infections at the time.\nC: A large number of Aqadestanis never seek medical help when they have a sinus infection.\nD: Many patients who take perxicillin experience severe side effects within the first few days of their prescribed regimen.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1138", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirector of Ace Manufacturing Company: Our management consultant proposes that we reassign staff so that all employees are doing both what they like to do and what they do well. This, she says, will increase productivity by fully exploiting our available resources. But Ace Manufacturing has a long-standing commitment not to exploit its workers. Ttherefore, implementing her recommendations would cause us to violate our own policy.\n\nQuestion:\nThe director' s argument for rejecting the management consultant's proposal is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?\n\nOptions:\nA: calling something by a less offensive term than the term that is usually used to name that thing\nB: defining a term by pointing to an atypical example of something to which the term applies\nC: drawing a conclusion that simply restates one of the premises of the argument\nD: failing to distinguish two distinct senses of a key term\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1139", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe-media refers to the way and instant transmission methods that an ordinary citizen or organization that can access the Internet at any time, any place, and in any way, connect with the global knowledge system through modern digital technology, and provide or share their true views and their own news.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following acts does not involve We-media?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professor Zhang posted his courseware on the internet for students to download.\nB: Li discussed the food safety issue with netizens on Weibo.\nC: Xiao Zhang emailed his Chinese style crossing the road to netizens.\nD: Lao Liu browses news about Spring Festival travel on the forum.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1140", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarmony is the unity of diversity and the organic combination of opposing elements, whether it is seen from its etymological meaning or from its philosophical ontology.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the expression of the meaning of harmony in philosophy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Difference and opposition are the basis and prerequisite for the formation of harmony.\nB: Harmony creates new things.\nC: The Six Laws can form pleasant music only by harmony according to the law.\nD: The five flavors can form a refreshing delicacy without harmony.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1141", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Until very recently, Presorbin and Veltrex, two medications used to block excess stomach acid, were both available only with a prescription written by a doctor. In an advertisement for Presorbin, its makers argue that Presorbin is superior on the grounds that doctors have written 200 million prescriptions for Presorbin, as compared to 100 million for Veltrex. It can be argued that the number of prescriptions written is never a worthwhile criterion for comparing the merits of medicines, but that the advertisement' s argument is absurd is quite adequately revealed by observing that Presorbin was available as a prescription medicine years before Veltrex was.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the columnist's argument, the two highlighted portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first states the main conclusion of the columnist's argument; the second states a conclusion that the columnist draws in defending that conclusion against an objection.\nB: The first identifies the conclusion of an argument that the columnist's argument is directed against; the second states the main conclusion of the columnist's argument.\nC: The first is a claim that the columnist's argument seeks to clarify; the second states a conclusion drawn about one possible interpretation of that claim.\nD: The first identifies an assumption made in an argument that the columnist's argument is directed against; the second states the main conclusion of the columnist's argument.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1142", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Although studies of young children have revealed important facts about the influence of the environment on language acquisition, it is clear that one cannot attribute such acquisition solely to environmental influences: innate mechanisms also play a role. So, the most reasonable question that ought to be studied is whether__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: parents and peers are the most important influence on a child's learning of a language\nB: language acquisition can ever be fully explained\nC: innate mechanisms play a more important role in language acquisition than a child's immediate environment\nD: innate mechanisms are a contributing factor in language learning\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1143", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of interpersonal communication, appearance is the easiest attribute to observe. Compared with ordinary people, attractive individuals are often considered to have higher abilities, more positive personality characteristics and better Interpersonal relationships, even income levels and personal happiness index will be relatively high. At work, when the same task is completed by different people, customers usually give a relatively high evaluation of the service quality of good-looking employees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the increasing attractiveness of appearance, people's evaluation of its personality characteristics is getting better and better\nB: Companies should choose good-looking people as employees to improve customer service satisfaction\nC: The resume should not be accompanied by a photo, because the photo will affect the fairness of the recruiter's decision\nD: Provide the author's photo when publishing an article, which can improve readers' evaluation of the quality of the article\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1144", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeveral previous studies have linked chocolate consumption to an increased risk of heart disease. But a newer, more reliable study concluded that chocolate consumption was not associated with heart disease. Chocolate consumption is expected to increase dramatically after the findings are published.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is the reasoning based on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although some people know that eating chocolate can increase the risk of heart disease, they still eat special food.\nB: People never believed that eating chocolate would be more prone to heart disease\nC: Many people now eat chocolate because they have not heard the saying that chocolate can cause heart disease\nD: Many people now avoid chocolate simply because they believe it causes heart disease \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1145", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nToday, we almost live in a highly formatted era. When traveling, we should pursue various strategies, and when shopping, we should refer to various lists. Originally, we have a very humanized life, and the way of reading is also influenced by various labels. Everyone is similar in personality and chicken soup at a glance. This is also a common disease of our era. Find yourself in repetition and forwarding, Instead of using their own feelings, senses, thoughts and actions to connect the world and intervene in real life. They lose their real proximity and unique feelings, simplicity and sincerity, and their hearts are thin like pieces of paper. Their thoughts are blank, so readers will not like them. Good prose is difficult to find, but it is still the problem of the writer after all\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lack of good prose is because there are fewer words with an ordinary mind, and the writers lack lively and interesting leisure\nB: The lack of good prose is due to the lack of sincerity. The value of prose is first and foremost a real word\nC: The lack of good prose is because the writer's heart is not full enough\nD: The lack of good prose is due to the loss of readers\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1146", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompanies that offer employer sponsored insurance (ESI) pay a portion of employees' health care costs. In the manufacturing sector last year, companies that offered ESI had worker absentee rates 22% lower, on average, than those at companies that did not offer ESI.\n\nQuestion:\nIf, on the basis of the evidence above, it is argued that ESI decreases worker absenteeism, which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken that argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In manufacturing firms where ESI is offered, the average productivity is 2% higher than it is in those firms where workers are not covered by an ESI plan.\nB: At companies that offer ESI, employees have access to preventative health care such as regular check-ups, routine laboratory tests, and nutrition counseling.\nC: Results similar to those cited for the manufacturing sector have been found in other sectors of the economy where ESI is offered.\nD: Many firms in the manufacturing sector have improved workplace safety and decreased the occurrence of on-the-job injuries in the last five years, and most of these companies introduced ESI at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1147", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have discovered that birds living in large groups have more new neurons in their brains and stronger memory than birds living alone. This advise humans accordingly: If you are alone, you'd better make some friends, otherwise you will lose your precious brain cells and cause memory loss.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best refute the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The human brain is fundamentally different from birds\nB: The human brain is much more developed than the bird brain\nC: Many people who make friends have poor memories\nD: Many lonely people have very good memories\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1148", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the Five Dynasties period, dynasties were frequently changed, and everything was simple and simple, and new construct was not considered. Therefore, before the next week, the scale of Kaifeng was about the same as that of the Tang Dynasty. In the week after Guo Wei was established, political and economic reforms were implemented, and the situation improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate retelling of the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Frequent dynasties changed during the Five Dynasties\nB: No time to take care of construction and development during the war\nC: During the Five Dynasties there was little construction of the capital\nD: The scale of Kaifeng in the Five Dynasties was similar to that of the Tang Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1149", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the beginning of the 5 th century, the phonetic characters of borrowed Chinese characters called Kana appeared in Japan. In the eighth century, the use of marking Japanese pronunciation with Chinese characters has been relatively fixed and its mark is the compilation of Wanya set, so it is called Wanya Kana. It is the basis for pure Japanese phonetic character. The final creation of Japanese characters was completed by Ji Bei and Hirodhara Master (Konghai). Both of them lived in Tang Dynasty for a long time and studied Chinese characters deeply. The former creates Japanese katakana according to the italic side of phonetic Chinese characters, while the latter uses Kanji cursive to create Japanese Hiragana. Today, Japanese characters, which have occupied an important position in the world, still retain more than 1000 simplified Chinese characters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be described in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The historical process of the emergence of Japanese characters.\nB: The influence and status of Chinese characters in Japan.\nC: The influence of Chinese characters on Japanese characters.\nD: The relationship between Japanese characters and Chinese characters.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1150", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical analyst: Several years ago, McFarlane, the military dictator, had Brooks, the former prime minister, arrested on charges of corruption. After years of negotiation, McFarlane has pardoned Brooks, and she has agreed to join his government. Almost all of McFarlane' s supporters believe that Brooks is guilty of corruption. Moreover, almost all of McFarlane' s opponents will oppose anyone who agrees to join his government. So Brooks will have few supporters in this country.\n\nQuestion:\nThe political analyst's argument depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: there is less corruption in the country's government now than when Brooks was prime minister\nB: most people in the country are either supporters or opponents of McFarlane\nC: the charges on which Brooks was arrested were unfounded\nD: Brooks's joining McFarlane's government inappropriately gives that government a semblance of legitimacy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1151", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo prevent a newly built dam on the Chiff River from blocking the route of fish migrating to breeding grounds upstream, the dam includes a fish pass, a mechanism designed to allow fish through the dam. Before the construction of the dam and fish pass, several thousand fish a day swam upriver during spawning season. But in the first season after the project's completion, only 300 per day made the journey. Clearly, the fish pass is defective.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: On other rivers in the region, the construction of dams with fish passes has led to only small decreases in the number of fish migrating upstream.\nB: Populations of migratory fish in the Chiff River have been declining slightly over the last 20 years.\nC: During spawning season, the dam releases sufficient water for migratory fish below the dam to swim upstream\nD: The construction of the dam stirred up potentially toxic river sediments that were carried downstream.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1152", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuishan fine clay figurines, mainly refers to the the hand-pinched drama, more away from the appearance of playing tricks, and become a pure decoration. The fine clay are heavy by hand, and there are about 15 processes, such as mud beating, mud kneading, foot kneading, body kneading, head loading, phase opening, luan loading and so on. Shaping very fine fingers without cracking and breaking depends on the excellent strength and hardness of the black clay in Huishan area. The hand-pinched drama mainly shows the drama scenes of Beijing and Kunming and some images of Buddhism and Taoism, mostly in groups of two or three people. The works offered by Wang Chunlin and Zhou Asheng mentioned above should fall into this category. Due to the accurate proportion of the characters, the typical movements of the characters are grasped when the most wonderful part of the play is grasped, and the painting is vivid and looks forward to life, just like the theatre.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the content of the Huishan fine clay figurines mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The relationship of inheritance.\nB: The main use.\nC: The characteristics of the material.\nD: The technological process.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1153", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA and B debated based on the birth rate of boys. A: demography has found a pattern: among newborns, the male birth rate fluctuates around 22 out of 43, not 1 out of 2. B: no, most countries and regions, such as Japan, the United States, Germany and our Taiwan Province have more women than men. It can be seen that it is not true to think that the birth rate of male fluctuates around 22 out of 43.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements indicates A or B's logic error?\n\nOptions:\nA: A said that the statistical law does not exist.\nB: A's survey is unscientific.\nC: B's information is not credible.\nD: B confused the concept.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1154", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn a clear night, we can see a sky full of stars, some of which are their own glowing stars, and some of which are planets that don't glow but reflect light from nearby stars. Stars may be distant, but some can be seen by existing optical telescopes. Unlike stars, most extrasolar planets cannot be seen with existing optical telescopes because they emit no light and are much smaller than stars.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Existing optical telescopes can only see objects that glow or reflect light on their own.\nB: Some stars are not seen by existing optical telescopes.\nC: Existing optical telescopes can see planets if they are large enough.\nD: Extrasolar planets are so far away that they rarely reflect light from their stars back to Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1155", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaulsville and Longtown cannot both be included in the candidate' s itinerary of campaign stops. The candidate will make a stop in Paulsville unless Salisbury is made part of the itinerary. Unfortunately, a stop in Salisbury is out of the question. Clearly, then, a stop in Longtown can be ruled out.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above most closely parallels that in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: The chef never has both fresh radishes and fresh green peppers available for the chef's salad at the same time. If she uses fresh radishes, she also uses spinach. But currently there is no spinach to be had. It can be inferred, then, that she will not be using fresh green peppers.\nB: Tom will definitely support Parker if Mendoza does not apply; and Tom will not support both Parker and Chung. Since, as it turns out, Mendoza will not apply, it follows that Chung will not get Tom's support.\nC: In agricultural pest control, either pesticides or the introduction of natural enemies of the pest, but not both, will work. Of course, neither will be needed if pest-resistant crops are planted. So if pesticides are in fact needed, it must be that there are no natural enemies of the pest.\nD: The city cannot afford to build both a new stadium and the new road that would be needed to get there. But neither of the two projects is worth doing without the other. Since the city will not undertake any but worthwhile projects, the new stadium will not be constructed at this time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1156", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLanguage attrition refers to the attenuation of speech act or speech ability caused by the linguistic or nonverbal factors (emotion, motivation, age, reduction or cessation of language use, etc.) of a language in a specific language environment. It has the characteristics of non pathology, gradual change, reversibility and repetition.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, the following belong to language attrition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li's English score in the college entrance examination [microblog] is very good, but his English score is not ideal in the opening class examination after the summer break\nB: Lao Zhang in his eighties is quite different from his youth. He often wants others to repeat what he said, and speaks slowly\nC: When Xiao Zhao was a child, she fell ill and lost her hearing. When she grew up, others often couldn't understand what she said\nD: After middle school students went to the United States for summer camp, their English level improved a lot\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1157", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo improve productivity, manufacturing companies have recently begun restructuring work to produce more goods with fewer assembly-line workers, and the companies have laid off many workers as a consequence. The workers laid off have been those with the least seniority (time on the job), generally the younger workers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which of the following as a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the innovations in assembly-line processes and procedures that were made to increase productivity have instead proved to be counterproductive.\nB: The products manufactured by the companies are not undergoing design changes while the manufacturing jobs are being restructured.\nC: When assembly-line workers have made suggestions for improvements in manufacturing processes, some suggestions have been implemented, but many have not.\nD: The manufacturing companies are increasing the average age of their assembly- line workforce while still seeking to increase production.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1158", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAutomobile-emission standards are enforced through annual inspection. At those inspections cars are tested while idling; that is, standing still with their engines running. Testing devices measure the levels of various pollutants as exhaust gases leave the tail pipe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strongly indicates that current enforcement of automobileemission standards might be ineffective in controlling overall pollutant levels?\n\nOptions:\nA: The testing devices used must be recalibrated frequently to measure pollutant levels with acceptable accuracy.\nB: As an emission-control technology approaches its limits, any additional gains in effectiveness become progressively more expensive.\nC: When emission standards are set, no allowances are made for older cars.\nD: The adjustments needed to make a car idle cleanly make it likely that the car will emit high levels of pollutants when moving at highway speeds.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1159", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSulfur dioxide is the main cause of acid rain. A region is plagued by acid rain. In order to improve this situation, the region has reduced 118000 tons of sulfur dioxide from January to June, a year-on-year decrease of 9.1%. According to the monitoring, although the content of sulfur dioxide in the air in this region has decreased, the frequency of acid rain has increased by 7.1%.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best explains this phenomenon:\n\nOptions:\nA: Part of the sulfur dioxide in the air in this area drifts from the surrounding areas\nB: Although the emission of sulfur dioxide has been controlled, its effect will take some time to achieve\nC: The large increase of motor vehicles intensifies the emission of nitrogen oxides, which is also an important cause of acid rain\nD: Although the total emission of sulfur dioxide has been reduced, the proportion of sulfur dioxide in pollutants has not changed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1160", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nhere are more than 130 enterprises producing infant formula in China, while there are only 4 enterprises in the United States. by contrast, the number of infants and young children who eat formula in the United States is much higher than that in China. Imagine that if only four enterprises produce formula milk powder, enterprises will cherish the value of their own brands and constantly strengthen their awareness of food safety. Any possible food safety risks will not be tolerated by the enterprises themselves. It is unthinkable to have a problem like melamine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are too many companies producing infant formula milk powder in my country, and brand value is not important to companies, so these companies dare to add melamine to milk powder\nB: There are more than 90 infant formula milk powder manufacturers in a certain country, and most of them have not found melamine in the milk powder produced by the companies\nC: A company is a well-known company that produces dairy products in my country. Its brand value is very high, but melamine has been detected in the dairy products it produces\nD: A company is a well-known manufacturer of infant formula milk powder in the United States, and melamine was found in a certain brand of formula milk powder they produced\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1161", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMoney laundering refers to the act of laundering dirty money and legalizing illegal income, that is, the process of laundering dirty money such as in drug crimes, organized crimes of the underworld, smuggling crimes, terrorist crimes, etc., and converting them into legal property .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to money laundering?\n\nOptions:\nA: A smuggling group remitted the money from smuggling to a fund account provided by a company.\nB: A terrorist organization transferred part of its funds to one of its sub-organizations.\nC: A drug criminal group invests the money from drug smuggling in legal trades.\nD: A company assisted a underworld organization to remit funds to an overseas head office.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1162", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudents in key middle schools generally do better than those in non key middle schools. Li Ming ranked the first of the class in college, so he studied in key middle schools in high school.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following inferences is most similar to the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: If one works hard, he can achieve good results. Lao Li was laid off recently, so he didn't work hard.\nB: Psychological education in childhood is very important. Xiao Liao is the person with the best psychological quality in the company. Therefore, he must have received good psychological education in childhood.\nC: If one masters certain learning methods, he can get good grades. Xiao Li has excellent grades, so he is very good at learning.\nD: Southerners are usually whiter than northerners. Xiaoyan is the whitest in the dorm, so she must be from the south.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1163", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManager: Xiao Zhang, why are you always late for work this week? Xiao Zhang: manager, don;t just stare at me! Xiao Li sometimes arrives later than I do!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most different from the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Husband: wife, have you ever felt that you are particularly irritable recently? Wife: What do you mean! Do you ever feel like you've been a real nag lately?\nB: Passenger: master, why are you still talking on your cell phone while driving? Driver: What are you shouting about! It pissed me off. Are you responsible for the safety of a busload of people?\nC: Teacher: Xiaoming, why don't you pay attention to your lessons recently? Student: teacher, I pay attention but I don't understand! How can I listen if I can't understand you?\nD: Customer: boss, why does the Wondo you sell have a strange smell in it? Boss: What are your intentions! Who the hell are you from?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1164", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe land tragedy, also known as the public tragedy, only enjoying the departure from your own private gain, striving for more interests, and there is a cost of paying.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not a land tragedy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both sides of the arms race are facing a dilemma - on the one hand, the military strength is increasing, on the other hand, the national security is being threatened more and more\nB: In the game, any party who wins deviates from the game, and any party who loses deviates from the game\nC: A group of herdsmen graze together on a public grassland. Many herdsmen want to raise more sheep to increase their personal income. As a result, the grassland continues to deteriorate until they can't raise sheep, which eventually leads to the bankruptcy of all herdsmen\nD: Some enterprises discharge sewage, chemical substances, radioactive pollutants and high-temperature wastes into water bodies and toxic waste gases into the atmosphere\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1165", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBritish cruise ships sold to Egypt were unpopular at first, while French-built cruise ships sold better. It turns out that there are many empty spaces for French cruise ships, but the rooms for British cruise ships are much larger than those built in France. Through analysis, the British come to the conclusion that psychologically, people care about the width of the outside far more than the need for the width of the room. As a result, the British shrank the size of the rooms on the cruise ship and widened the rest. As a result, British cruise ships became bestsellers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an inaccurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The core of people's running-in, accommodating, understanding and correction in life is the narrow and wide scale that needs to be designed constantly.\nB: Broad and narrow, involving all aspects of life, this is a yardstick, a truth, but also a mystery and science.\nC: People all compare the future with a broad, broad world, hoping that their tomorrow will be broad and bright and it will be the same in real life.\nD: The moderation of width and narrowness is what we really need.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1166", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDolphins are relatively small cetaceans, with a total of 62 species. Dolphins are generally 1.2 to 10 meters long and weigh 45 to 9,000 kilograms in the major oceans of the world. They mainly feed on small fish, squid, shrimp and crabs.They like to live as a group, as few as a few or hundreds. The dolphin is an excellent and clever marine mammal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is true according to the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dolphins are small mammals\nB: Some intelligent mammals live in the sea\nC: There are at least 62 kinds of mammals in the sea\nD: Dolphins are considerate and can imitate human actions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1167", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the evolutionary history of chimpanzees and humans is about 99.5% common, most thinkers regard chimpanzees as monsters that have nothing to do with humans and regard themselves as the master of all things. For an evolutionist, this is by no means the case. There is no objective basis for believing that one species is superior to another. Chimpanzees and humans, lizards and fungi have evolved through 3 billion years of so-called natural selection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be clarified in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most thinkers do not understand the idea of evolution.\nB: True thinkers should treat all species equally.\nC: In fact, all species are the result of natural selection.\nD: The evolutionary history of chimpanzees is actually very similar to that of humans.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1168", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom the Achilles Monkey, the researchers found many characteristics of the great ape. For example, a bone on its heel is short and wide. In addition, the Achilles monkey has a small eye socket, which scientists speculate that it, like the ancestors of early apes, was active during the day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above scientists' conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: The short and wide hind bones make this primate good at jumping and preying in the bushes\nB: There is no strict proportional relationship between animal vision and orbital size\nC: The earliest apes were separated from other primates at least 55 million years ago\nD: Animals that are mainly nocturnal have larger eyes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1169", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is incorrect to say that the elderly over 60 are not interested in the entertainment program super girls. A recent survey report of a college shows that 83% of the 3500 elderly who sent back the questionnaire say they like watching super girls very much.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The questionnaire survey of the college is lack of authority, and its preparation accuracy is questionable\nB: The elderly who filled out and sent back the questionnaire were actually under the age of 60\nC: A few of the elderly who sent back the questionnaire were actually under the age of 60\nD: Most of the elderly who sent back the questionnaire liked other entertainment programs at the same time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1170", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA fuel-efficient car of a certain brand is priced at 270,000 yuan, while another is priced at 170,000 yuan. According to the current gasoline price and the test data of the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers of the two cars, people who buy this fuel-efficient car need to complete 300,000 kilometers to make up the price difference higher than that of buying a normal car. If the oil price rises in the future, the mileage required to make up the purchase price of the car will also increase accordingly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most points out the flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Arguments and conclusions are contradictory\nB: Arguments do not adequately support its conclusion\nC: The argument does not take into account the possibility of future oil price cuts\nD: Arguments that use unproven assumptions as arguments\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1171", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRelative Deprivation refers to a kind of psychological state produced by the inconsistent cognition of value expectation and value ability when people compare with those who are close to their own status and not completely equal to themselves.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is Relative Deprivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of people participating in the student union election is twice as many as in previous years. Xiao Yan feels the pressure of the election is even greater\nB: When Wang returned from a famous overseas school, he always felt that he could not display his talents and abilities in his unit\nC: Xiao Zhang often completes all kinds of work excellently. Others in the project team think Xiao Zhang just likes to show himself\nD: Xiao Yang thought his job was good, but after attending the classmate party, he felt that he had no future compared with his classmates\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1172", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, the State Press and publication Administration and other eight major ministries and commissions jointly announced that online game anti-addiction system 'and the matching scheme of real-name authentication of online game anti-addiction systemwill be formally implemented this year. If minors play online games for more than 5 hours, the experience value and income will be counted as 0. The implementation of this scheme will effectively prevent minors from indulging in online games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most effectively weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many minors only play online games occasionally, and online games anti-addiction system has no effect on them.\nB: The online game anti-addiction system does not work for adults, and minors may falsely use their adult identity or use some online tools to generate fake ID numbers to log in to the online game.\nC: The launch of the online game anti-addiction system means that minors have been allowed to play online games by the competent authorities, so that they can move from secrecy to publicity.\nD: In addition to online games, there are stand-alone games, PS games played on TV and so on. Online game anti-addiction system may cause many underage players to turn to these games.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1173", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBabe's law is a social psychology effect. It means that after a person experiences a strong stimulus, the stimulus given again becomes insignificant to him (her). In terms of psychological feelings, the first big stimulus can dilute the second small stimulus.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is in line with Babe's law?\n\nOptions:\nA: Soon after his mother passed away, his father suffered another car accident, and the successive blows made Xiao Wang more and more unwilling to study.\nB: When house prices soared to 50,000 yuan per square meter, people were not surprised that apples were sold for 50 yuan per kilogram.\nC: Xiao Zhao bought 100 lottery tickets. After scratching them one by one, there were more than 20 winning prizes, which made him ecstatic.\nD: The 4-year-old Mengmeng began to learn foreign languages after recognizing and reading common Chinese characters.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1174", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccumulation fund refers to the part of national income used for additional production funds, mainly including: expanding reproduction fund, such as building factories, building railways, reclaiming land, building water conservancy, etc., non productive capital construction funds, such as the construction of schools, hospitals, stadiums and gymnasiums, as well as the capital construction of State Administration and national defense departments, social reserve funds, such as material reserves for dealing with emergencies like war and natural disasters.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the definition of the appeal, which of the followings is not an accumulation fund?\n\nOptions:\nA: Construction costs of Three Gorges Hydroelectric Power Station\nB: School reconstruction costs in earthquake-stricken areas\nC: Construction costs of Olympic venues\nD: Military exercise cost\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1175", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBureaucrat: The primary, constant goal of an ideal bureaucracy is to define and classify all possible problems and set out regulations regarding each eventuality. Also, an ideal bureaucracy provides an appeal procedure for any complaint. If a complaint reveals an unanticipated problem, the regulations are expanded to cover the new issue, and for this reason an ideal bureaucracy will have an everexpanding system of regulations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption the bureaucrat's argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any complaint that an ideal bureaucracy receives will reveal an unanticipated problem that the bureaucracy is capable of defining and classifying.\nB: An ideal bureaucracy will provide an appeal procedure for complaints even after it has defined and classified all possible problems and set out regulations regarding each eventuality.\nC: For each problem that an ideal bureaucracy has defined and classified, the bureaucracy has received at least one complaint revealing that problem.\nD: An ideal bureaucracy will never be permanently without complaints about problems that are not covered by that bureaucracy's regulations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1176", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nImprint learning refers to the learning behavior formed by direct impression in the early stage of animal life. Although imprint learning behavior occurs in the early stage, it also has a certain impact on the later stage.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to imprint learning behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sheep approached and tried to stay with the owner who had fed it.\nB: Large zebra finch fed by humans will court the owner's finger.\nC: The ewe uses the tongue to lick the lamb to mark her offspring.\nD: A newly born mallard follows a moving object.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1177", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDatabase is a collection of related data organized according to certain structure and rules. It is a data collection formed by integrating user data and a warehouse for storing data. Network is a system that uses communication equipment and lines to connect multiple computers in different places and spatial locations with relatively independent operation, and configures certain systems and application software to realize software and hardware resource sharing and information transmission between originally independent computers. Network database is a system based on background database, plus certain foreground program, which completes data storage, query and other operations through browser.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the following systems does not belong to the network database?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online video conference system conducted by the company's headquarters and subsidiaries at the same time\nB: Online banking system capable of realizing online transaction function\nC: E-mail system used by mainstream websites at this stage\nD: Wanfang Electronic Journal Library that is widely used in colleges, universities and scientific research institutes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1178", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Japan becomes a permanent member, Germany, India and Brazil will also become permanent members.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Japan does not become a permanent member, at least one of Germany, India and Brazil has not become a permanent member.\nB: If Japan does not become a permanent member, then Germany, India, and Brazil have not become permanent members.\nC: If Germany, India and Brazil become permanent members, then Japan also becomes a permanent member.\nD: If Germany does not become a permanent member, India and Japan will not both be permanent members.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1179", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchimedes will be remembered forever, and the playwright Aeschylus will be forgotten, because language will die and mathematical ideas will not die.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following premises may this argument imply, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: Archimedes's contribution lies in the concept of mathematics\nB: Aeschylus is not a good writer\nC: Those who use things that will die will be forgotten\nD: Mathematical ideas are not language\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1180", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have found that birds' wings, while not as rigid as those of airplanes, are better able to adapt to different weather conditions, especially harsh ones, because they are able to stretch freely and adapt to changes in airflow. Taking a cue from nature, NASA scientists are working on wings that can bend and deform. The idea is that at high speeds, the plane's deformed wings are tucked back slightly to reduce drag and turbulence. As the plane slows down, the wings automatically extend forward to help it land faster and more smoothly. But deforming a wing is no easy task. The key is to create a deformable wing using special smart materials that flex and stretch automatically when exposed to external air pressure and stimulation. Among them, the wing material made of memory alloy can make the airplane wing change into a special shape in a certain air environment; Another important smart material is piezoelectric ceramics, which can respond sensitively to changes in voltage, temperature and other environmental factors. Scientists say such planes with flexible wings are at least 20 years away. At that time, our planes will become more intelligent, comfortable and safe, like all kinds of birds to adapt to various environments and fly freely.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can most accurately repeat the above passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the future, airplanes will fly freely like birds adapted to various environments\nB: Bionics and smart materials will help people adapt better to nature\nC: The wings of a bird can adapt to different weather conditions better than those of an airplane\nD: The wing material, made of memory alloys, allows the wing of an airplane to change into a special shape in certain air conditions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1181", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVitamins are very important for the maintenance of human body function. As a selling point, a health care company to promote its production of nutrients. The company says its products contain 1.5 times more vitamins per serving than the body needs on a daily basis, enough to satisfy the body's needs for a variety of vitamins. However,________. Accordingly, this company undertook false propaganda.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is best underlined above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Vitamin in people's daily life dietary supplement is enough to meet the daily needs of the human body.\nB: Some vitamins can only be synthesized in contact with the sun and can not be taken directly from the outside.\nC: Most healthy people don't take vitamin supplements.\nD: Vitamins that exceed the body's daily requirements are naturally excreted by the body and can not be absorbed.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1182", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeresa: If their goal is to maximize profits, film studios should concentrate on producing bigbudget films rather than small-budget ones. For, unlike big-budget films, small-budget films never attract mass audiences. While small-budget films are less expensive to produce and, hence, involve less risk of unprofitability than big-budget films, low production costs do not guarantee the highest possible profits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by Teresa's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A film studio will not maximize its profits unless at least some of its films attract mass audiences.\nB: A film studio's primary goal should be to maximize profits.\nC: It is impossible to produce a big-budget film in a financially efficient manner.\nD: Each big-budget film is guaranteed to attract a mass audience.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1183", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA community of shared destiny for mankind means taking into account the reasonable concerns of other countries in the pursuit of national interests and promoting the common development of all countries in the pursuit of national development. Mankind has only one earth and all countries live in one world. We should advocate the consciousness of a community of shared human destiny.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not in line with the concept of a community of shared destiny for mankind?\n\nOptions:\nA: China has always adhered to the correct concept of justice and benefit and established a new security concept of common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable.\nB: China must coordinate the two overall situations at home and abroad and always follow the path of peaceful development.\nC: The community of shared destiny for mankind has not transcended the differences of social systems, ideology and values.\nD: China is willing to always be a builder of world peace, a contributor to global development and a defender of the international order.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1184", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeologists in central Australia underground found two 3 km away from the surface of the diameter of more than 200 kilometers of mysterious natural landscape, the landscape of quartz sand with clusters of fine lines, in most of these fine lines are parallel to each other straight line, geologists believe that the landscape is likely to be formed a giant impact crater, And the structure of the quartz sand is evidence of the fracture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a necessary premise for the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only after a high-speed meteorite impact does the quartz sand in the strata show a fracture structure containing parallel lines\nB: Quartz sand is ubiquitous on the earth's surface and rarely changes due to its hardness, wear resistance, and chemical stability\nC: The size of the landscape, unlike other craters, probably did not form all at once\nD: The rocks surrounding the landscape were formed between 300 million and 420 million years ago, so the impact would have occurred at that time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1185", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTent Theory: the capacity of a tent depends not only on the area of the tent, but also on the height of the bamboo poles that support it. The higher the bamboo pole, the bigger the tent capacity. It is a metaphor for using core competence to drive other factors and finally gain competitive advantage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not conform to the tent theory?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a football match held by a municipal agency, the second team of the agency unexpectedly defeated the first team of the agency with two former provincial team players and won the championship.\nB: Relying on its technical advantages in engines and transmission systems, a company has successively entered the markets of automobiles, lawn mowers, underwater engines and generators from the original motorcycles, and has achieved great success.\nC: Although Xiao Li's college entrance examination scores are average and his social practical experience is not outstanding, he has entered a key university with his excellent results in the first prize of the National High School Physics Olympiad.\nD: The overall design of a certain mobile phone is not avant-garde, the configuration is quite popular, and the price is relatively high. It was not favored by industry experts. After being listed, it has been favored by users with its large screen, and its sales have ranked first for several weeks.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1186", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists typically do their most creative work before the age of forty. It is commonly thought that this happens because aging by itself brings about a loss of creative capacity . However, studies show that a disproportionately large number of the scientists who produce highly creative work beyond the age of forty entered their field at an older age than is usual . Since by the age of forty the large majority of scientists have been working in their field for at least fifteen years, the studies' finding strongly suggests that the real reason why scientists over forty rarely produce highly creative work is not that they have simply aged but rather that they generally have spent too long in a given field.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an explanation that the argument defends; the second is a finding that has been used to challenge that explanation.\nB: The first is the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second is an objection that has been raised against a position defended in the argument.\nC: The first is an explanation that the argument challenges; the second is a finding on which that challenge is based.\nD: The first is a claim that has been advanced in support of a position that the argument opposes; the second is a finding that has been used in support of that position.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1187", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang is dead. The medical examiner found out that he died of poisoning. Zhang's two neighbors An and B said this to police Zhao who came to investigate. A: if Zhang died of murder, his death had something to do with his wife Li , because she was divorcing with Zhang during this period; B: Zhang either committed suicide or died of murder, which could not be an accident. After listening to the words of A and B, police Zhao made the following two judgments: (1) if what A and B said were right or wrong, then Zhang died in an accident; (2) if one of A and B was wrong, then Zhang did not die in an accident. Later, after ascertaining the facts, it was found that police Zhao's judgment was correct.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following cab be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang was murdered.\nB: Zhang killed himself.\nC: Zhang died in an accident.\nD: Li killed Zhang.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1188", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSalespeople always steer customers toward products from which they make their highest commissions, and all salespeople in major health stores work on commission. Hence, when you buy vitamin supplements in a major health store, you can be sure that the claims the salespeople make about the quality of the products are inaccurate.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed in that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: offers as a premise a claim that merely paraphrases the conclusion and for which no support is provided\nB: takes a condition that is sufficient for the conclusion to be true as one that is necessary for the conclusion to be true\nC: relies on the claims of an authority on a topic outside that authority's area of expertise\nD: infers that some claims are inaccurate solely on the basis of the source of those claims\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1189", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis year, Tai Fung, a subsidiary of Huatai Group, set a new annual sales record. This is surprising because Tai Fung's potential market is the smallest and it has always been the lowest sales division of all Huatai Group's subsidiaries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements points out the problems with the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since Tai Fung has the smallest potential market, it is not surprising that it is the lowest sales department of Huatai Group\nB: If Huatai's total sales increase this year, it is not surprising that Taifeng's sales will increase\nC: Whether the sales of each branch has set an annual sales record is only the result of the company's self-omparison, and there is no need to compare with other branches.\nD: If all the other branches of the group have set annual sales records, it is not surprising that Tai Fung has set a new annual sales record\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1190", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the earliest surviving Greek inscriptions written in an alphabet date from the eighth century B. C. , the fact that the text of these Greek inscriptions sometimes runs from right to left and sometimes from left to right indicates that the Greeks adopted alphabetic writing at least two centuries before these inscriptions were produced. After all, the Greeks learned alphabetic writing from the Phoenicians, and presumably, along with the alphabet, they also adopted the then-current Phoenician practice with respect to the direction of text. And although Phoenician writing was originally inconsistent in direction, by the eighth century B. C. Phoenician was consistently written from right to left and had been for about two centuries .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first and the second each describe evidence that has been used to challenge the position that the argument seeks to establish.\nB: The first provides evidence in support of the position that the argument seeks to establish; the second is that position.\nC: The first is evidence that forms the basis for an objection to the position that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a consideration that is introduced to counter the force of that evidence.\nD: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of the position that the argument seeks to establish.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1191", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA committee works for two years and is composed of 4 members each year, 2 of which are from the following 4 judges: F, G, H and I, and the other 2 members are from the following 3 scientists: V, Y and Z. Each year, the committee is chaired by one member. A member who chairs the first year must retire from the committee during the second year. The person who chairs the second year must be a member of the committee during the first year. The committee members must meet the following conditions: G and V cannot be members of the committee in the same year. H and Y cannot be members of this committee in the same year. Each year, only one of I and V is a member of this committee.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: H was a member of the committee in the first year.\nB: F was a member of the committee in the second year.\nC: I was a member of the committee for two years.\nD: Z was a member of the committee in the second year.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1192", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmentalist: Snowmobiles in the park north of Milville create unacceptable levels of air pollution and should be banned. Milville Business Spokesperson: Snowmobiling brings many out-of-towners to Milville in the winter months, to the great direct financial benefit of many local residents. In addition, the money the town collects in fees for the recreational use of the park indirectly benefits all Milville residents. So, it is basic economics for us to put up with the pollution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, could best be used by the environmentalist to counter the business spokesperson's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not all of the people who go snowmobiling in the vicinity of Milville are from out of town.\nB: Many Milville residents object to having to pay fees for recreational use of the park in the winter.\nC: A great many cross-country skiers are now kept from visiting Milville by the noise and pollution that snowmobiles generate.\nD: Snowmobiles, because they run on two-cycle engines, emit greater amounts of hydrocarbons and particulate matter than cars do.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1193", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompared with other energy crops that can effectively replace fossil fuels, the ability of algae to produce oil is very outstanding. In order to increase the yield of algae fuel, some researchers are committed to the development of genetically modified algae. However, opponents believe that the proliferation of genetically modified algae will produce toxins and deplete the oxygen in the water, resulting in the death of a large number of other organisms in the water, which will seriously damage the ecological balance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will most weaken the concerns of opponents?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many scientists say genetically modified algae are very safe.\nB: After simple processing, genetically modified algae can provide ideal fuel continuously.\nC: The world consumes a lot of oil and coal every year. If an alternative fuel is not found, the world's energy will soon run out.\nD: In the past 20 years, there have been several outflows of genetically modified algae cultivated in the laboratory, which have never caused serious consequences to the natural environment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1194", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fair world fallacy refers to people's tendency to think that the world we live in is fair. A person achieves something because he must have done something right, so this achievement is what he deserves; if a person encounters misfortune, he himself is also responsible or even take the blame.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not reflect the fair world fallacy?\n\nOptions:\nA: No pain no gain\nB: Man proposes, God disposes\nC: The unsatisfactory reality of a seemingly pitiful person must be caused by previous mistakes or on his own account. Knowing that he is wrong and never correcting it is the hateful thing about this type of person\nD: Heaven is the most fair and tolerant, but it won't let a wicked person go\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1195", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhat is nucleic acid? Both nucleic acid and protein are important biomolecules. Nucleic acid is not only the basic component of all living cells, but also plays a dominant role in the growth, development, reproduction, heredity and variation of living organisms.It is divided into DNA and RNA,which are formed by connecting the nucleotide 3 - bit and 5 digits of phosphoric acid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements about nucleic acid is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nucleic acid is an important macromolecule peculiar to organism and is also the basic component of all biological cells.\nB: Nucleic acids are divided into DNA and RNA, which are formed by linking the nucleotide 3 - bit and 5 digits of phosphoric acid.\nC: Nucleic acids are mixtures of nucleotides, nucleotides, and bases.\nD: Nucleic acid is a substance that plays a dominant role in major life phenomena of organisms.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1196", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of producing and selling toxic and harmful food refers to the act of mixing toxic or harmful non-food raw materials into the food produced or sold, or selling food that is known to be mixed with toxic or harmful non-food raw materials.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the followings constitutes the crime of producing and selling toxic or harmful food?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Liu used industrial high-purity alcohol and water in an underground factory to make a large number of fake wines, and sold them to shops, making a profit of more than 80,000 yuan.\nB: The processing plant of a meat shop used dead pork as raw material to produce ham, causing a large number of consumers to be poisoned.\nC: A beverage manufacturer added caffeine as a food additive to the cola produced, but it did not indicate it on the packaging, which caused a large number of consumers to drink cola with caffeine.\nD: A food factory added excessive edible pigment to a rainbow candy produced. Eating this kind of candy for a long term could be harmful to human health.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1197", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe basic attribution error is that people often attribute other people's behavior to personality or attitude, but ignore the importance of their situation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is basic attribution error?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang didn't do well in the exam. He felt really stupid\nB: Xiao Zhang did not do well in the exam. He thought that it was not that he did not study well, but that the teacher's questions were too out of line\nC: Xiao Li lost his wallet on the street, came back to regret his carelessness, and his classmate Xiao Zhang comfort him that it is only environmental problems, here is a lot of thieves\nD: Xiao Li examination did not test well, Xiao Zhang that must be Xiao Li usually do not work hard, and in fact Xiao Li recently something happened at home, some of his emotional impact\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1198", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the rapid development of Microblog, Wechat and other online social media, rumors about food have become rampant, which has brought great trouble to people's daily life. It is expected to crack the current situation of food rumors flying all over the world, improve and improve the platform and mechanism of food safety reporting, and incorporate the reporting mechanism into the intelligent early warning processing platform of food rumors, so as to carry out closed-loop management on the governance of food rumors, so as to truly establish consumers' confidence in food safety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rumors about food are rampant, and a rumor refutation and early warning platform came into being.\nB: The general statement of food safety is overflowing, and it is urgent to establish a reporting mechanism.\nC: The management of food safety rumors cannot only rely on the rumor refutation and early warning platform.\nD: To control food safety rumors, we must first pay attention to its reporting platform and corresponding mechanism.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1199", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSafety consultant: Judged by the number of injuries per licensed vehicle, minivans are the safest vehicles on the road. However, in carefully designed crash tests, minivans show no greater ability to protect their occupants than other vehicles of similar size do. Thus, the reason minivans have such a good safety record is probably not that they are inherently safer than other vehicles, but rather that they are driven primarily by low-risk drivers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the safety consultant's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Minivans generally have worse braking and emergency handling capabilities than other vehicles of similar size.\nB: When choosing what kind of vehicle to drive, low-risk drivers often select a kind that they know to perform particularly well in crash tests.\nC: Judged by the number of accidents per licensed vehicle, minivans are no safer than most other kinds of vehicles are.\nD: Minivans tend to carry more passengers at any given time than do most other vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1200", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are two kinds of agricultural products A and B. A cannot grow in dry climate and B cannot grow in cold climate. In most parts of a country, either agricultural product Aor agricultural product B can be planted.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be false??\n\nOptions:\nA: Half of the country has a dry and cold climate\nB: The climate in most parts of the country is very cold\nC: This country doesn't grow agricultural products A\nD: This country can only grow agricultural products A\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1201", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCultural change refers to the change of the culture of an ethnic group caused by the development of the ethnic society or the contact between different ethnic groups. New things are added due to invention or borrowing, which leads to the loss of old things. It is a cultural change; Due to changes in the ecological environment and social life, some cultural factors automatically disappear even when there is no substitute, which is also a cultural change.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not cultural change?\n\nOptions:\nA: The splendid Pompeii Champa disappeared in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius\nB: The ancient Maya and Mayan culture died together throughout history\nC: Following the colonization and development of the United Kingdom, English has become the official language of many Asian countries\nD: Due to the invention of cars, horse-drawn carriages in London gradually fade away from history\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1202", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeeking superiority: Refers to a person's effort to get rid of inferiority complex.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to seeking superiority?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoqian was young and weak, and grew up as a bodybuilder through persistent exercise\nB: Yan has practiced himself in front of the mirror for an afternoon in preparation for tomorrow's speech\nC: Xiaoli said that she would wear high heels when participating in a blind date to make herself look taller\nD: When buying things, Xiao Ning always weighs in to see if it has practical value\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1203", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA:eat fish can make people smart.B:Yes, I do not love to eat fish since childhood, so I am stupid.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be added as the premise in order to make B's argument valid?\n\nOptions:\nA: Anyone who doesn't like eat fish must be stupid\nB: Smart people must love eat fish\nC: Stupid people must not like eat fish\nD: Anyone who loves eat fish must be smart\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1204", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVertical integration refers to the integration between the whole industry chain upstream and downstream, the main purpose of which is to control the supply of certain resources, such as the acquisition of upstream raw material suppliers, or have some channel to expand sales. Horizontally integrated production and sale of the same or similar products, operating similar business, providing the same business between enterprises, the main purpose of the merger is to unite some small enterprises, form enterprise groups, to achieve economies of scale.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is horizontal integration?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Zhang has built a vegetable and fishery breeding base to ensure the quality of food supply in his hotel\nB: Due to the economic downturn, a real estate developer began to enter the field of e-commerce\nC: In order to expand business, a company cooperates with a university and takes the road of combination of industry, University and research\nD: A famous dairy producer acquired 85% of the shares of a dairy company\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1205", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBacteria from food can survive for several days on the surface of plastic cutting boards, but bacteria can penetrate wooden cutting boards almost immediately, leaving the surface free of contamination. Ttherefore, wooden cutting boards, unlike plastic cutting boards, need not be washed in order to prevent their contaminating food that is cut on them; wiping them off to remove food debris is sufficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bacteria that penetrate into wooden cutting boards do not reemerge on the surface after the cutting boards have been used.\nB: Washing plastic cutting boards does not remove all bacteria from the surface.\nC: Prevention of bacteria contamination is the only respect in which wooden cutting boards are superior to plastic cutting boards.\nD: Washing wooden cutting boards kills bacteria below the surface of the cutting boards.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1206", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHow the pigment known as Han purple was synthesized by the ancient Chinese of the Qin and Han dynasties has puzzled scientists. The Chinese chemists employed the same chemical ingredients used for Han purple in the production of a common type of white glass during that period. Both were produced in processes that involved subjecting the mixtures to high heat and mixing in lead to decrease the melting temperature. Thus, Han purple was probably discovered by fortuitous accident during glass production.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chemical analysis shows that most of the known fragments of both Han purple and the white glass were produced within a small geographical radius.\nB: The technique used for producing Han purple was known to very few people during the Qin and Han dynasties.\nC: The ingredients used in producing both Han purple and the white glass were easily obtainable during the Qin and Han dynasties.\nD: The white glass is found in more surviving artifacts from the Qin and Han dynasties than Han purple is.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1207", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinda: The governor' s proposal to raise taxes to improve carpool lanes is unjust. Why should commuters who never use carpool lanes be forced to subsidize them? Mario: You are mistaken. The state government has always designated more funding to noncarpool lanes. The additional revenue raised from the tax increase will just allow the governor to distribute funds to all lanes more equally.\n\nQuestion:\nMario uses which of the following argumentative strategies in answering Linda?\n\nOptions:\nA: pointing out that his opponent's arguments are based on self-contradictory premises\nB: expanding the context of the problem in order to make the governor's proposal appear more equitable\nC: disagreeing that arbitrary concerns like fairness are relevant to the discussion\nD: arguing that programs that benefit the state as a whole benefit all citizens in the state\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1208", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFruit: it is a concept relative to the original thing. The original thing refers to the thing that produces a new thing according to natural attributes or legal provisions, and fruit is the thing produced by the original thing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is fruit?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heat transmitted by heating pipeline\nB: Beef jerky made from beef\nC: Fruits of a fruit tree\nD: New buds from longan trees\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1209", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to problems in chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques in recent years, the production of green onions in the main producing areas of northern China has dropped significantly, and domestic prices have risen rapidly. If we want to maintain domestic prices, we must strictly limit the export of green onions. Because the export contracts of companies engaged in the export trade of green onions are signed at low prices, if they continue to perform the contracts when the price of green onions rises sharply, these companies will suffer serious losses. However, if the export of green onions is strictly restricted, China's share of the international green onion market will be replaced by other countries or regions.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is not for the problems of chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques, there will be no strict restrictions on the export of green onions.\nB: If the export of green onions is strictly restricted, domestic prices of green onions will not continue to rise.\nC: If we want to maintain the stability of domestic green onion prices, we will lose our share of the international green onion market.\nD: In order to avoid losses, companies engaged in the export trade of green onions will definitely actively lobby the government to formulate policies that strictly restrict the export of green onions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1210", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompany spokesperson: Household Products magazine claims that our Filterator X water filter does not remove chemical contaminants in significant amounts. This attack on the quality of our product is undermined by the experience of the millions of Filterator X owners who are satisfied with the product' s performance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the company spokesperson's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Household Products' evaluations of Filterator X water filters have been consistently negative.\nB: Household Products did not evaluate whether the Filterator X water filter significantly improved the taste of drinking water.\nC: Most Filterator X owners have no way to determine how effectively the product removes chemical contaminants from water.\nD: People whose household water contains chemical contaminants are more likely than other people to buy a Filterator X water filter.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1211", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCorn is an important food crop and a high-yield and high-quality feed. It has now become the main raw material of the feed industry. At present, there are more than 500 processed products made from corn. Corn starch can be directly eaten or processed into Sugars, alcohol, acetic acid, acetone, butanol and other chemical products can also be used in textile, paper, medicine, wine and other industries. The fat in the embryo accounts for more than 85% of the oil content of the grain, and it is extracted from the embryo. Corn oil becomes a high-quality edible oil and can be made into margarine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nowadays, the comprehensive utilization of crop harvests is becoming more and more extensive\nB: More and more people pay more and more attention to the deep processing of various agricultural products\nC: The development of agricultural technology has broadened the market for corn lamp agricultural products\nD: As a food crop, corn has gradually been developed for a variety of economic uses\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1212", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNegative transfer means that the mastery of one knowledge and skill interferes with or inhibits the control of another knowledge and skill, that is, the mastered knowledge and experience makes new learning difficult. Negative transfer may occur when the old and new stimuli are very similar and require learners to make different responses\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to negative migration\n\nOptions:\nA: People who already know English can easily master French\nB: Xiao Wang, who loves playing basketball, has delayed learning culture class\nC: People who can't ride bicycles will have a lot of trouble learning to ride motorcycles\nD: Learning Chinese Pinyin will interfere with learning English phonetics\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1213", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen there is inflation or economic overheating in a country, the government often adopts tight monetary policies such as tightening monetary policy, raising interest rates, raising the discount rate and so on. However, in 1990, in order to suppress the excessively high stock market and real estate bubbles, the Japanese government continued to increase the discount rate, which finally led to deflation, which led to the stagnation of the Japanese economy for more than a decade. From 1995 to 1996, in order to curb the asset price bubble, the Central Bank of Thailand continuously tightened monetary policy, continued to raise interest rates, curbed investment and consumption, and led to the Great Recession.Based on this, it can be concluded that\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is most appropriate as the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Raising interest rates on bank deposits can curb inflation\nB: Tight monetary policy is likely to lead to an economic downturn\nC: There is a cycle of economic development\nD: The use of monetary policy can control economic development\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1214", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: Tropical oils are high in saturated fats, which increase the risk of heart disease. Fortunately, in most prepared food tropical oils can be replaced by healthier alternatives without noticeably affecting taste. Ttherefore, intensive publicity about the disadvantage of tropical oils will be likely to result in dietary changes that will diminish many people' s risk of developing heart disease. Nutritionist: The major sources of saturated fat in the average North American diet are meat, poultry, and dairy products, not tropical oils. Thus, focusing attention on the health hazards of tropical oils would be counterproductive, because it would encourage people to believe that more substantial dietary changes are unnecessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a point at issue between the nutritionist and the consumer advocate?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether a diet that regularly includes large quantities of tropical oil can increase the risk of heart disease\nB: whether intensive publicity campaigns can be effective as a means of changing people's eating habits\nC: whether conducting a publicity campaign that, by focusing on the health hazards of tropical oils, persuades people to replace such oils with healthier alternatives is a good public-health strategy\nD: whether more people in North America would benefit from reducing the amount of meat they consume than would benefit from eliminating tropical oils from their diets\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1215", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn international competitions, even excellent athletes, there are not necessarily not to make mistakes, of course, not all excellent athletes are likely to make mistakes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is closest to the above meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: All excellent athletes may make mistakes and some of them are impossible not to make mistakes.\nB: Some excellent athletes may make mistakes, while some excellent athletes may not make mistakes.\nC: Some excellent athletes may make mistakes, while some excellent athletes can't make mistakes.\nD: Some elite athletes may not make mistakes, while some excellent athletes may not make mistakes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1216", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerspective conversion means that people observe and think the same thing or phenomenon from different angles to gain new understanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best illustrates the perspective conversion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mount Lu's mountains rise and fall from the front and from the side. Seen from afar, up close, high and low, Mount Lu takes on a variety of forms.\nB: When the mountains overlapping water twists and turns, people are afraid that there is no way out and suddenly there is a village.\nC: Much-needed things are hard to find, but people get them by accident.\nD: I looked for her in the crowd a thousand times, but I couldn't find her. Turned around and found her where the lights were.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1217", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf we compare life to a circle in geometry, it is very difficult for you to find out where the starting point is and where the end is on the circle that has been drawn.But if you want to find out how long the radius is, it is easier to find out the original radius, and there is also a radius in life.The width, thickness and post-weight of life is determined by the radius of your life, the larger the radius of life, the greater the space for your life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is not uncommon that the value of the middle-aged is far better than that of the elderly\nB: Although life is a variable thing, it can also be measured\nC: It is not that life is valuable, nor is it that the longer you live, the more valuable you are\nD: To measure life, you should first measure what you think, what you say, what you do, and what you do\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1218", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has implemented a office supplies thrift plan since the beginning of last year. Each employee can only receive a limited amount of paper and pens and other office supplies for free every month. At the end of the year, it was found that the company's expenditure on various office supplies decreased by 30% compared with the previous year. In the past five years when the plan was not implemented, the company consumed 100000 yuan of office supplies per year. The general manager of the company concluded that the plan had saved a lot of money for the company last year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, is the best way to question the reasoning of the general manager?\n\nOptions:\nA: Another company with similar scale and other basic conditions has not implemented a similar thrift plan, and the average annual consumption of office supplies has also been 100000 yuan in the past five years\nB: In the past five years, the company has vigorously promoted paperless office and made great achievements\nC: Office supplies thrift plan is an important means to control expenditure, but it is said that the plan saves a lot of money for the company within one year without rigorous data analysis\nD: Another company with a similar scale and basic situation has not implemented a similar thrift plan, but the per capita consumption of office supplies has become lower and lower in the past five years\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1219", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have discovered that the rifting process at the bottom of the ocean never stops. The discovery may answer a question that has attracted attention. Earth's days are lengthening by 1/700 of a second, or half a second for every year that passes, and it is predicted that in another 200 million years there will be only 250 days in a year.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the most accurate answer to a question that has attracted attention?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ocean floor rifts spread and the earth moves longer\nB: The ocean floor rifts spread and the earth moves shorter\nC: The ocean floor rifts spread, and the Earth's rotation slows\nD: The ocean floor rifts spread, and the Earth's rotation faster\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1220", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExplicit learning is the learning of intentionally searching or applying rules to the field of stimuli. In the process of explicit learning, people's learning behavior is controlled by consciousness, has a clear purpose, needs to pay attention to resources, and needs to make certain efforts. Implicit learning refers to a kind of subconscious learning without will effort. The characteristic of this kind of learning is that people subconsciously acquire certain knowledge, and without the effort of will, the knowledge can be extracted and applied to the operation of specific tasks.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to explicit learning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hong often listens to her sister sing, and after a long time, she has also mastered the skill of singing\nB: Xiao Liu, who grew up in a family of crosstalk, was able to say a few words of crosstalk at an early age.\nC: Xiao Zhou did a lot of English exercises before the high school entrance examination, so he got a full mark in the English exam.\nD: Xiao Fang often accompanies his grandfather to play go, and before he knows it, he can also play go.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1221", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman influenza virus mainly acts on the receptor subtype alpha 2.6 in the nose and throat, while H5N1 virus usually affects the receptor subtype alpha 2.3 in the lower respiratory tract. This difference determines that avian influenza virus is not easy to spread through salivary droplets. However, the latest gene sequencing results show that Turkish avian influenza virus is more likely to bind to receptor subtype alpha 2.6.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Identification techniques of different viruses\nB: Increased infectivity of avian influenza virus\nC: How does avian influenza virus affect human body\nD: Differences between human influenza virus and avian influenza virus\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1222", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf colleges and universities can hire a large number of graduates who have obtained doctoral degrees from top overseas universities, it will undoubtedly helpful to improve the quality of teaching and scientific research. Therefore, hiring graduates who have obtained doctoral degrees from domestic universities will not help improve the quality of teaching and scientific research.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, will challenge the most to the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible for colleges and universities to fully employ graduates who have obtained doctoral degrees from top overseas universities.\nB: In many colleges and universities, a considerable number of teachers graduated from domestic universities and have no experience of studying abroad.\nC: Graduates who have obtained a doctoral degree from a top overseas university are more willing to stay overseas for employment, and tend to work in foreign companies even after returning to China.\nD: Graduates, hired by colleges and universities, who have obtained doctoral degrees from top overseas universities are usually jointly cultivated by domestic universities and overseas universities, and they also have doctoral degrees issued by domestic universities.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1223", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis summer, Lao Li's three children took part in three sports competitions held in Hangzhou, Kunming and Harbin. Men's gymnastics, pole vault and marathon. What is known is that the eldest did not go to Harbin to participate in the marathon; the third did not participate in the events held in Hangzhou; and the child who won the national championship in gymnastics did not go to Kunming, the winner of the marathon was not his third.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the national champion of men's gymnastics?\n\nOptions:\nA: The eldest.\nB: The second.\nC: The third.\nD: Can't judge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1224", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA development company has proposed building an airport near the city of Dalton. If the majority of Dalton' s residents favor the proposal, the airport will be built. However, it is unlikely that a majority of Dalton' s residents would favor the proposal, for most of them believe that the airport would create noise problems. Thus, it is unlikely that the airport will be built.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed in that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: treats a sufficient condition for the airport's being built as a necessary condition\nB: overlooks the possibility that a new airport could benefit the local economy\nC: fails to consider whether people living near Dalton would favor building the airport\nD: concludes, on the basis that a certain event is unlikely to occur, that the event will not occur\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1225", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife is a great adventure full of unexpected gains, which may seem difficult to grasp, but opportunities are everywhere. If you have never made a mistake, or no one has ever criticized you, then you have never made any bold attempt. If a person lives like this, he will certainly not be able to reach his full potential and it will be very difficult for him to really enjoy life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main explanation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Have the courage to try in life.\nB: The joy of life lies in adventure.\nC: Opportunities are everywhere in life.\nD: It is impossible for one to never make mistakes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1226", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYoung people believe efforts to reduce pollution, poverty, and war are doomed to failure. This pessimism is probably harmful to humanity' s future, because people lose motivation to work for goals they think are unrealizable. We must do what we can to prevent this loss of motivation and ttherefore must enable our children to believe that better futures are possible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Enabling people to believe that better futures are possible will help prevent the loss of motivation that results from pessimistic beliefs about the future.\nB: If future generations believe that the future can be better, then pollution, poverty, and war will be eliminated.\nC: Motivating people to work to solve humanity's problems will enable them to believe that the future can be better and will cause them to be less pessimistic.\nD: The current prevalence of such problems as pollution and poverty stems from previous generations' inability to believe that futures can be better.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1227", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen ozone reaches a certain concentration, it will cause serious harm to human body. When people inhale ozone, ozone will burn the respiratory tract due to its strong oxidation, resulting in congestion or inflammation of the respiratory system. Children, the elderly and people with respiratory diseases are particularly hurt by ozone. According to expert estimates, in Europe, Ozone pollution has increased European mortality by 2% ~ 12%\n\nQuestion:\nWhat can we infer from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ozone pollution is currently the most serious in Europe\nB: Low concentration of ozone will not cause harm to human body\nC: Strong oxidation of ozone is the reason why it is harmful to people\nD: People with respiratory diseases are most sensitive to ozone pollution\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1228", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic policy is an action plan or action rule formulated by a social public authority in a specific situation to achieve a certain goal.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a public policy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Policies of government agencies and ruling party.\nB: Policies of school and community.\nC: Policies of village committee.\nD: Public authorities and non-governmental public organizations.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1229", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen using antibacterial drugs in the clinic, if choosing the type of drug according to the patient's personal situation, strictly requiring the dose and concentration of the first medication, and following strict regulations in the frequency of drug use and drug compatibility, the spread and deterioration of drug resistance can be controlled, although it cannot completely prevent drug-resistant strains.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the author's view on whether drug resistance will occur after the use of antibacterial drugs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ineluctable\nB: Unsettled\nC: Controllable\nD: Undetermined\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1230", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGovernments have only one response to public criticism of socially necessary services: regulation of the activity of providing those services. But governments inevitably make the activity more expensive by regulating it, and that is particularly troublesome in these times of strained financial resources. However, since public criticism of childcare services has undermined all confidence in such services, and since such services are socially necessary, the government is certain to respond.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The cost of providing child-care services will increase.\nB: The quality of child care will improve.\nC: If child-care services are not regulated, the cost of providing child care will not increase.\nD: The government will use funding to foster advances in child care.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1231", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe construction of rural community is still in the exploratory stage. The village to residence is not only a concrete manifestation of the development of urbanization, but also an inevitable requirement for the extension of public services to rural communities and allowing farmers to share the fruits of reform and development. For a long time, the urban-rural dual structure has led to the separation and development of cities and rural areas, the development of rural areas lags behind and the capacity of public services is weak. The village to residence in the tide of urbanization, It is necessary to break the institutional barriers of the separation of urban and rural areas, so that farmers can enjoy the same social security and public services as urban people according to local conditions. The level of economic development is different everywhere, and farmers have different requirements for public services, which determines the path of village to residence, the types of public services and the security level of rural communities must be different from village to village.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended to be emphasized?\n\nOptions:\nA: Village to residence is a beneficial exploration of rural community construction.\nB: The key to the smooth promotion of village to residence lies in adjusting measures to local conditions.\nC: Sharing public services between urban and rural areas is a key step in rural development.\nD: Breaking the dual boundary between urban and rural areas can promote the development of urbanization.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1232", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: Politicians should only be required to abide by the strict letter of the law -- not the spirit of the law -- since they need flexibility to govern. Trading political favors for a politician' s personal financial gain is illegal under an anti-corruption statute. A state governor awarded a contract to a local construction company outside of the usual bidding process. Only the local construction company made any personal financial gain, so. . .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the professor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the state governor should have followed the usual bidding process.\nB: the state governor is guilty of violating the anti-corruption statute.\nC: the state governor is not guilty of violating the anti-corruption statute.\nD: the state governor broke the spirit of the law, while abiding by the strict letter of the law.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1233", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithout information that could only have come from someone present at the secret meeting between the finance minister and the leader of the opposition party, the newspaper story that forced the finance minister to resign could not have been written. No one witnessed the meeting, however, except the minister' s aide. It is clear, ttherefore, that the finance minister was ultimately brought down, not by any of his powerful political enemies, but by his own trusted aide.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument commits which one of the following errors of reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: treating evidence that a given action contributed to bringing about a certain effect as though that evidence established that the given action by itself was sufficient to bring about that effect\nB: drawing a conclusion on the basis of evidence that provides equally strong support for a competing conclusion\nC: assuming without warrant that if one thing cannot occur without another thing's already having occurred, then the earlier thing cannot occur without bringing about the later thing\nD: basing its conclusion on evidence that is almost entirely irrelevant to the point at issue\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1234", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the pre-primary comprehensive ability test for 6-year-old children, the average score was 58 for the children who attended A preschool all day for 9 months, and the average score was 52 for the 9 months who attended the A preschool only in the morning, and only in the afternoon. The average score of 9 months in preschool A is 51; the average score of 9 months in preschool B is 54; and those 6-year-olds from low-income families who have not attended preschool, before entering the same primary school The average score in the comprehensive ability test is 32. Statistically, the difference between 32 points and the other scores mentioned above is significant.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the data given above, which of the following hypothetical conclusions can most reasonably be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children with a score of 50 or more can go to primary school\nB: More testing is required to make a plausible hypothesis.\nC: There is a correlation between having attended preschool and comprehensive ability before primary school enrollment.\nD: There should be more financial support for children under 6 years old going to preschool.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1235", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet is of great significance to solve the problems of lack of high-quality medical services, insufficient total resources of doctors, uneven distribution, great differences in ability among doctors and so on. On the one hand, the Internet medical platform provides doctors with mobile application software that allows them to provide services to patients in their spare time and spare time; on the other hand, the Internet medical platform also establishes a patient payment mechanism, which makes doctors get a reasonable return for their efforts, stimulate doctors' motivation, and make them willing to contribute their private time to society.\n\nQuestion:\nWith regard to the advantages of the Internet medical platform, which of the following is not mentioned in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rational allocation of doctor resources\nB: Effectively reduce doctor-patient conflicts\nC: Doctors are rewarded accordingly\nD: Make effective use of doctor's time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1236", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA number of Grandville' s wealthiest citizens have been criminals. So, since it is of utmost importance that the Grandville Planning Committee be composed solely of individuals whose personal standards of ethics are beyond reproach, no wealthy person should be appointed to that committee.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it\n\nOptions:\nA: mistakes a temporal relationship for a causal relationship\nB: judges only by subjective standards something that can be readily evaluated according to objective standards\nC: confuses a result with something that is sufficient for bringing about that result\nD: generalizes on the basis of what could be exceptional cases\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1237", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: Even if one can of fruit or vegetables weighs more than another, the heavier can does not necessarily contain more food. Canned fruits and vegetables are typically packed in water, which can make up more than half the total weight of the can' s contents. And nothing stops unscrupulous canning companies from including more water per can than others include.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the consumer advocate's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The heavier of two cans of fruit or vegetables does not necessarily contain more food than the lighter of the two cans contains.\nB: Nothing stops unscrupulous canning companies from including more water per can than others include.\nC: The heavier of two cans of fruits or vegetables may include more water than the lighter of the two cans contains.\nD: The weight of the water in a can of fruit or vegetables can be more than half the total weight of the can's contents.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1238", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompany X conducted a taste test to determine whether its new soft drink had a good chance of commercial success. A sample of consumers was asked to compare the flavor of the new soft drink to that of an established brand without knowing the true identity of either beverage. Overwhelmingly, the consumers preferred the taste of the proposed soft drink to that of the established brand. Clearly, Company X has a good chance of commercial success with its new soft drink.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the consumers in the taste test preferred the flavor of the established brand.\nB: The other soft drink used in the taste test is also manufactured by Company X.\nC: The name of the new soft drink is very close to that of the established brand.\nD: The new soft drink will cost more than three times as much as any other soft drink on the market.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1239", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter using various conventional advertising and promotion methods, the online sales revenue of an e-commerce company did not improve as expected. For this reason, the management hired professionals to conduct market analysis. The analysis report proposed that the people who have activated the mobile payment (usually refers to the people who use smartphones to pay for the goods or services they consume) function are the real potential customer groups of the e-commerce. Therefore, the management decided to cooperate with a large commercial bank to carry out publicity and promotion among the newly opened mobile payment functions. But after a month, the effect was not satisfactory, and the online sales revenue did not increase significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best explain the above result?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since the security of transactions has been questioned, the number of people who have recently opened mobile payment functions has decreased.\nB: Since mobile payment is an emerging business, consumers are more cautious about it.\nC: Generally speaking, it takes a period of time for those who have newly opened the mobile payment function to make such online shopping.\nD: Online shopping is more popular among white-collar workers, but they also hope that e-commerce can provide some distinctive services.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1240", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn evaluation agency conducted a social survey to evaluate the popularity of books. The results show that the sales volume of life books exceeds that of science and technology books, so the popularity of life books is higher than that of science and technology books.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sales only partly reflect the popularity of books\nB: People who buy science and technology books tend to be highly educated\nC: The types of life books far exceed those of science and technology books\nD: Some of the books sold may not have been read\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1241", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople always seem to associate high prices of products with high quality. But price is not necessarily an indicator of quality. The best teas are often no more expensive than the lower-quality teas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does most to explain the apparent counterexample described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Packing and advertising triple the price of all teas.\nB: Low-quality teas are generally easier to obtain than high quality teas.\nC: Most people buy low-quality tea, thus keeping its price up.\nD: The price of tea generally does not vary from region to region.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1242", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a business whose owners and employees all belong to one family, the employees can be paid exceptionally low wages. Hence, general operating expenses are much lower than they would be for other business ventures, making profits higher. So a family business is a family' s surest road to financial prosperity.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: ignores the fact that in a family business, paying family members low wages may itself reduce the family's prosperity\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that family members are willing to work for low wages in a family business because they believe that doing so promotes the family's prosperity\nC: ignores the fact that businesses that achieve high levels of customer satisfaction are often profitable even if they pay high wages\nD: presumes, without providing justification, that only businesses with low general operating expenses can succeed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1243", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe rebels of country A kidnapped 23 citizens of State H who were working in country An as hostages, demanding that the government release the detained members of the armed group. If the government of country A does not comply with the demands of the rebels, the organization will kill the hostages; if the hostages are killed, it will deter most countries that provide aid to country A. If the government of country A agrees to the demands of the rebels, the organization will take this as a successful case and continue to replicate kidnappings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be deduced from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most governments remind their citizens not to go to dangerous country A\nB: The rebels will also create kidnappings\nC: If most of the countries that assist country A continue to send personnel to country A, the kidnapping will occur again\nD: The H government opposes the use of force to rescue hostages\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1244", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is in the transition period of per capita GDP from US $100 to US $3000. In the process of accelerating industrialization, people's demand for material culture is increasing. However, at present, the government is insufficient to provide public goods and public services, which is not suitable for the growing social public demand of the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot strengthen the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the end of 2004, the number of people participating in basic old-age insurance, unemployment insurance and medical insurance accounted for 21.96%, 14.22% and 16.64% of the total number of employed people in China.\nB: In 2004, 44.8% of the urban population and 79.1% of the rural population did not have any medical security.\nC: In 2004, the proportion of public health care expenditure in GDP was 2.6% in middle and low-income countries, compared with 1.9% in China.\nD: In 2004, the central government's fiscal revenue accounted for 54.9% of the total fiscal revenue, and the local government's fiscal revenue accounted for 45.1% of the total fiscal revenue. The central financial expenditure accounts for 27.8% of the total financial expenditure, and the local government financial expenditure accounts for 72.2% of the total expenditure.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1245", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJapanese scientists have found that there is a special protein HP. HP in the blood of hibernating animals such as American squirrels, which can only be found in hibernating animals and appears at the same time as hibernation. This shows that HP plays an important role in hibernation. So, can we also find a phenomenon similar to hibernation in human beings, and is it possible for human beings to hibernate? The answer is yes. People also have hypothermia and slower heartbeat during sleep, which is similar to hibernation in nature. The hibernation of large bears makes it possible for humans to hibernate. If we take HP as a clue, we may be able to re-recognize the hibernation of bears. Once the genes that control bear hibernation are deciphered, human hibernation is not impossible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not supported by this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists speculate that hibernation is ultimately controlled by genes in hibernating animals\nB: HP is a special protein newly found in the blood of hibernating animals\nC: HP can not be found in non-hibernating animals, and its occurrence cycle is the same as that of hibernating animals\nD: Before the discovery of HP, no genes controlling hibernation had been found in animals\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1246", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called beauty of small things is the sensitivity to such small things. Although they are small, they are willing to stay. Sometimes, villages, mountains and rivers, time-honored small town culture, old traditions and their existence are a reminder to urban people, reminding them not to go too fast. Being busy is death. Sun Li has a saying: The article is at the extreme, there is no other wonder, but just right; the character is at the extreme, there is no other difference, just natural. this is just the same as the original intention. Isn't it also a reminder for busy urban people who have lost their natural patience?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: The beauty of micro objects reminds urban people not to be too busy\nB: Although micro objects are small, urban people are willing to stay for them\nC: Those things regarded as beautiful are so short-lived and fragile that they can't stand being visited and disturbed again and again\nD: The coincidence and original intention is a reminder to urban people who are busy and lose their natural patience\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1247", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTurkey has applied to join the EU since 1987, and the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. For strategic reasons, the EU needs Turkey, and a categorical no to Turkey would deprive the EU of Turkish cooperation in security, justice, energy and other areas. However, if Turkey joins the EU, it will bring a series of problems to the EU, such as the disharmony of cultural and religious views, the heavy burden of economic subsidies, and the impact of the influx of immigrants on the job market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be inferred from the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the long run, the EU cannot both obtain Turkey's full cooperation and completely avoid the difficult problems of Turkish membership.\nB: Turkey will be able to join the EU if it meets the political and economic criteria set by the EU.\nC: The EU can either get Turkey's full co-operation, or avoid the troubles of Turkish membership altogether.\nD: Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, and most Europeans do not recognize Turkey as a European country.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1248", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMr. Zhang, Mr. Wang, Mr. Li and Mr. Zhao are driver, professor, doctor and worker. It is known that: (1) Mr. Zhang is taller than the professor; (2) Mr. Li is shorter than Mr. Wang; (3) The worker is taller than the driver; (4) The doctor is shorter than the professor; (5) The worker is either Mr. Zhao or Mr. Li.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the four people's occupations can be determined.\nB: Only three people's occupations can be determined.\nC: Only two people's occupations can be determined.\nD: Only one person's occupation can be determined.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1249", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRawls once had a confession about how to read, which was quite thought-provoking. He said: When I read previous works, such as Hume or Kant, I take it for granted that these authors are much smarter than me. If not, why should I waste my time and students studying their works? If I occasionally see a mistake in their argument, my first reaction is that they must have seen the mistake and dealt with it. In short, there are absolutely no simple general errors or major errors in their works.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading requires a skeptical spirit.\nB: Reading requires humility.\nC: Reading is essential to understanding.\nD: Reading is not what others repeat.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1250", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo be mentally healthy, people must have self-esteem. People must maintain their self-esteem by constantly earning the respect of others, and they must earn this respect only by treating these people ethically.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who are mentally healthy will be treated ethically by others\nB: People who are mentally healthy will ethically treat others they respect\nC: People who are mentally healthy must have self-esteem in order to be treated ethically by others\nD: Self-respecting people rarely treat those whom they respect ethically\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1251", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearch shows that the sales growth rate of China's FMCG market in 2015 was the lowest in recent five years, among which the sales of instant noodles decreased sharply by 12.5%. Some researchers believe that the increase in the number of low-income retirees is an important reason for the decline in FMCG consumption. However, the same data also shows that the growth rate of industries related to health, tourism and entertainment has reached double digits. Among them, the sales of yogurt increased by 20.6%. Three quarters of the respondents said they were willing to pay higher prices for food considered healthy. Consumers' demand for quality and personalized goods and services is increasing rapidly. They are no longer satisfied with the pursuit of material enjoyment, but more spiritual satisfaction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred from the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decline in FMCG consumption is mainly due to the increase in the number of low-income people.\nB: Yogurt has replaced instant noodles and become the darling of China's consumer market.\nC: The impression that instant noodles are unhealthy in people's mind is gradually accepted.\nD: The consumption focuses of some consumers began to shift.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1252", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Zhang Sheng likes photography, he will like to travel; if he doesn't like photography, he will like to drive; but if Zhang Sheng doesn't like to travel, then he will not be interested in driving.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: like to travel\nB: Like to drive\nC: Don't like driving\nD: Like photography\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1253", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIreland has a large area of peat, rich wetland environmentalists have been opposed to coal mining in wetland areas.Their argument is that mining peat can damage the ecological balance of Ireland's wetlands, with immediate and serious consequences for polluting water sources. However, this fear is untenable. In the last 50 years of statistics, there have never been any reports of contaminated water sources due to coal mining.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best reinforces the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Their argument is that mining peat can damage the ecological balance of Ireland's wetlands, with immediate and serious consequences for polluting water sources. However, this fear is untenable. In the last 50 years of statistics, there have never been any reports of contaminated water sources due to coal mining\nB: In Ireland, the ecological environment of coal-mined wetlands is not substantially different from that of unmined wetlands\nC: In Ireland, the ecological environment of coal mining wetlands is not substantially different from that before mining\nD: Ireland has the technological know-how and financial support to control pollution and protect the ecology \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1254", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of kindergarten students has shown that children from households that own many books, an average of 54 books, show average or high reading achievement levels, while the households of children with lower reading achievement levels tend to own fewer books, 5 books on average.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat additional information would strengthen the assertion that parents who don't buy children's books to keep in the home cause their children to fall behind their peers in reading skills?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children whose parents buy them books feel happier about their lives.\nB: The non-school hours of every child in the study were entirely filled with sports activities, television watching, and playing with friends.\nC: When children have books of their own, they develop more advanced reading skills because adults are more likely to read to them regularly.\nD: Many of the books in the homes of the high achieving readers from the study were advanced science textbooks that were stored out of reach of the children.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1255", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHundreds of medical institutions around the world claim that stem cell therapy can repair damaged tissue cells in multiple sclerosis patients. Experts point out that these agencies advertise directly to patients that they can cure diseases when there is actually no evidence that they work or cause harm. In this case, dealing with advertising is necessary, and certain types of stem cell transplants, such as those using blood or skin stem cells, have been approved by oversight agencies after extensive clinical trials have been shown to treat certain types of cancer and to allow burn patients to undergo skin grafts. While stem cell therapies are promising, many potential stem cell therapies are still in the early stages of development, have yet to be approved by regulators, and require rigorous clinical trials and regulatory procedures to determine whether they are safe and effective, experts said.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Blood and skin stem cells have been widely used in therapy\nB: Stem cell therapy still has certain risks\nC: Regulators should introduce effective advertising management measures\nD: Developing cell and tissue therapies remains a huge challenge\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1256", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosophy is not just a spiritual treasure for people to appreciate, nor is it a thought game for people to pass the time. The values of philosophers are ultimately influenced by the most fundamental problem of survival faced by human beings. If philosophy leaves the era that adapts to it, it will be homeless; and if an era leaves the philosophy that adapts to it, it will have no soul. Therefore, although the study of the history of philosophy is very important, it is always the unavoidable social responsibility of philosophy to find the spiritual home of the times, that is, to find the core values of the times. The study of philosophy lags behind the development of the times, which will affect the development of the whole social science and all spiritual culture, as well as the reasonable development of human practice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Philosophy is inseparable from the real society\nB: Philosophical research needs to be at the forefront of the times\nC: Philosophy cannot exist independently of the appropriate times\nD: The main purpose of philosophy is to find the core value of the times\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1257", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOur era is described as the information age, which means that we can not only obtain a large amount of information quickly, but also mean a large number of changes of the information we get. Pasting and updating of network information is a typical example. The classic is the crystallization of genius brain's hard creation, and it is a kind of permanent spiritual existence. The state of the information age is out of step with the contemplative spirit needed by the classics, which is one of the reasons why it is difficult to produce classics in our times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The network information age is an era that can be copied constantly\nB: In a sense, the information age is the era of classical crisis\nC: Internet culture can also become a classic\nD: There are no classics in our time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1258", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the development of mobile Internet, big data and artificial intelligence technology, a lot of new business type has emerged. For example, the very popular live broadcast with goods, and so on, many new products and even traditional products have achieved good results through the promotion of these new business type. Similar to new technologies such as push and live broadcast, new business type can stimulate those potential consumption. It shows that there is room for further exploration in the re-saturated market, and the key is whether consumers can find and meet more levels of needs other than the simple material needs of consumers, such as fruits, which can also be bought in supermarkets, but products with live broadcast are pushed from poor areas, and buying on the platform has an extra layer of social significance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most important part of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Live broadcast with goods has created a new business sales model.\nB: Big data has created unlimited business opportunities in the Internet era.\nC: Making good use of new technology and new business type can explore a larger market.\nD: The push platform highlights the social significance of goods and is conducive to sales.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1259", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, many colleges and universities stipulate that graduate students must publish a certain number of academic articles before graduation, which are linked to the qualifications for obtaining a degree. The university believes that the publication of papers by graduate students during their study will help to improve their academic level and enhance their academic ability, which can not only achieve the goal of personnel training, but also expand the popularity of the school. However, recently, a university has cancelled the requirement that the publication of graduate papers is linked to the qualification of degrees, which has been recognized by many graduate mentors. They believe that this rule is more conducive to the cultivation of the academic ability of graduate students in the university.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best support the views of the above graduate mentors?\n\nOptions:\nA: The graduate students in this school are of high quality. Even if the school does not make regulations, most of them will try their best to publish papers.\nB: A very small number of graduate students in the university once plagiarized and bought and sold papers for their degrees, which seriously affected the reputation of the school.\nC: Many tutors in the school guide a number of graduate students and need to spend a lot of time revising students' submitted papers.\nD: In the past, the school used the requirements of the publication of papers to replace the supervision of the training process, making it difficult for students to settle down to study knowledge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1260", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLanguages distributed in different places are used, and in the long-term development process, they have accumulated common or unique experiences in production and life. These experiences or knowledge systems are all condensed in the language. And each language group has a different understanding of the natural world. The aspects of human beings have reached different depths, forming a complementary distribution of cognitive structures. Together they constitute a broad and profound knowledge system of mankind.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The human knowledge system is preserved and constructed in language through different groups\nB: The human group promotes and uses experience and knowledge through language\nC: Language promotes the differentiation of knowledge systems of various groups\nD: The experiences and knowledge systems of human groups vary in depth and breadth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1261", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people see no harm in promoting a folk remedy that in fact has no effect. But there is indeed harm: many people who are convinced to use an ineffective remedy continue with it for years rather than pursuing conventional treatments that would almost certainly help them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is harmful to interfere with someone doing something that is likely to benefit that person.\nB: To convince people of something for which one knows there is no evidence is to be dishonest.\nC: A person is responsible for harm he or she does to someone even if the harm was done unintentionally.\nD: One should not promote a remedy if one believes that using that remedy will cause harm.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1262", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinguist: Regional dialects, many of which eventually become distinct languages, are responses by local populations to their own particular communicative needs. So even when the unification of the world economy forces the adoption of a universal language for use in international trade, this language itself will inevitably develop many regional dialects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption that the linguist's argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: A universal language for use in international trade will not arise unless the world economy is unified.\nB: After the unification of the world economy, there will be variation among many different local populations in their communicative needs in international trade.\nC: No two local populations have the same communicative needs as each other.\nD: When the unification of the world economy forces the adoption of a universal language for use in international trade, many regional dialects of other languages will be eradicated.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1263", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term Phoenix Man refers to a man who was born in a rural area and had a poor family. After studying hard by himself, he eventually flew out of the golden phoenix from the mountain nest and became famous in the city.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the followings belongs to Phoenix Man?\n\nOptions:\nA: A who was from the mountainous area of Gannan and went home to start a pig farm after graduating from university.\nB: B who was from a poor family in a village, and stayed on to teach after graduating from university and published many high-quality papers in internationally renowned journals.\nC: C who was from a poor family in a village, was introduced to a trading company by relatives after graduating from high school and has become the vice chairman.\nD: D who was from a poverty-stricken family in a town, started a business and became a boss through self-taught.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1264", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost employees spend their time completing unimportant tasks for which they have been given firm schedules and deadlines. Efficient employees know how to ignore such demands and instead spend their time on projects that will yield big rewards for their employers if successful, even when such projects carry the risk of significant loss if unsuccessful.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an example of efficiency as described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: spending time each morning scheduling tasks according to the most immediate deadlines\nB: meeting daily with other staff members to discuss workloads and schedules\nC: deciding to take an urgent call from a major customer instead of being punctual at a monthly sales meeting\nD: instead of working on a report that a supervisor has ordered completed by the following day, spending the entire afternoon completing routine correspondence that could be delayed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1265", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn August 2014, more than 200 Russian trucks carrying relief supplies entered eastern Ukraine, and if the Ukrainian government's military operations in the east directly or indirectly attacked the Russian convoy, it may trigger strong measures by the Russian side; if Ukrainian government forces temporarily suspend military operations in the east to ensure the safety of the Russian convoy, it will give the civilian armed forces at a disadvantage a chance to catch their breath.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Ukrainian government forces attack Russian convoys, the civilian armed forces at a disadvantage will not have a chance to catch their breath.\nB: If the Ukrainian government forces do not give the civilian armed forces a chance to catch their breath, it may trigger the Russian side to take strong measures.\nC: If the civilian armed forces in eastern Ukraine have a chance to catch their breath, Russia will not take strong measures.\nD: The Russian convoy entered Ukraine to help civilian armed forces in eastern Ukraine.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1266", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSixty percent of America's wind farms are located along a narrow corridor that stretches from Texas to the Great Lakes.Studies have shown that most of the areas where wind power has dropped the most in the past year coincide with this corridor.As a result, U.S. wind power output in the past year was significantly lower than the previous year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is required for the inference to be valid?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wind farms located along the corridor generally produce more power than wind farms elsewhere in the United States.\nB: Wind power is the main source of electricity output in the United States, followed by hydropower and thermal power.\nC: The output power of a wind turbine varies significantly with the wind.\nD: The vast majority of wind power plants under construction or planned in the United States are also concentrated in this corridor.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1267", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn fact, delaying debt repayment not only does not help to truly resolve the debt risk of local governments, but in most cases, it has planted a more powerful time bomb. Once borrowing the new and returning the old has become the routine practice of local governments, the consequences are unimaginable. In view of this, the central government should take strong measures in time to stop local governments from singing the delaying tactic; Relevant ministries and commissions should also actively consider digesting local government public debt with the help of the capital market, introducing private capital by means of debt securitization and resolving debt risks; Local governments should also appropriately reduce their economic construction functions, realize equal financial and administrative rights, and fundamentally eliminate the living soil of excessive debt.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It emphasizes the guiding role of the central government in resolving the debt risk of local governments\nB: This paper discusses the effective means to resolve the risk of local government debt\nC: Analyze the reasons for restricting the local government to postpone debt repayment\nD: Explain the general practice of local government debt repayment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1268", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRush-off anxiety refers to the phenomena that families or schools, worried about their children's lack of competitiveness, are eager to carry out advanced education, deepen teaching content and violate the basic laws of education and teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the Rush-off anxiety?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of the summer vacation, Xiaoming's parents bought Chinese, math, foreign language teaching materials and auxiliary teaching materials for him for the next semester, requiring him to complete all the preparation tasks strictly according to the plan.\nB: An education and training institution requires teachers to appropriately increase the teaching content, increase the difficulty of learning, and attract more excellent students to attend remedial tutoring in all kinds of courses.\nC: Ms. Wang's son's grades have always been excellent. Although he is only in the third grade, the family has hired a tutor for him, one-on-one tutoring in French twice a week.\nD: On the eve of the math competition for middle school students in the city, a certain school repeatedly hired university professors to take up the time of other courses to carry out intensive training for the contestants.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1269", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to experts on shopping behavior, more shoppers would shop at Jerrod' s department store if they were offered the convenience of shopping carts. In fact, even if the amount spent by these additional customers only just covered the cost of providing the carts, providing carts would still probably increase Jerrod' s profits, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the layout of Jerrod's is open enough to accommodate shopping carts comfortably\nB: a customer with a shopping cart buys more, on average, than a customer without a cart\nC: stores that make shopping carts available to customers usually have to hire people to retrieve them from parking areas\nD: there are some potential customers who would not be enticed to shop at Jerrod's by the availability of shopping carts\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1270", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, some heart patients are still unable to get rid of the pain, even if the heart transplant, the body may reject. New research has found heart cells can be made from human skin cells. So the researchers say the study could be a good news for heart patients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does not undermine the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Experiments have found that when skin cells are implanted into the heart muscle along with other cells, the heart function is more likely to weaken.\nB: The implanted skin cells must be carefully screened in advance, or cells could develop into tumors and cause complications.\nC: Animal studies have shown that skin cells implanted in the heart muscle do not reject them compared to other cells, and causing fewer arrhythmias.\nD: In the experiment, researchers grew heart cells from patients' skin cells, but the process took a long time to produce enough new cells.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1271", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new batch of liberal arts books were purchased by the library of a school. For the convenience of readers, the management staff made the following tips on the placement of these books in the new liberal arts book reading room: (1) The first three rows of bookcases have new philosophy books; (2) The new law books are all placed in the first three rows of bookcases.The left side of this row of bookcases also contains new economic books; (3) The new management books are placed in the last row of bookcases. In fact. All books are placed in accordance with the above tips. According to the prompt, Xu Li successfully found the new book she wanted to read.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following is impossible?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xu Li found a new philosophy book in the second row of bookcases\nB: Xu Li found a new economic book in the third row of bookcases.\nC: Xu Li found a new philosophy book in the fourth row of bookcases.\nD: Xu Li found a new law book in the sixth row of bookcases.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1272", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe spirit of craftsmanship is based on ingenuity. Whether there is a craftsman spirit or not, the key is to see if there is an ingenuity that is content with obscurity and persistent in the pursuit of excellence. To cultivate ingenuity, you must stick to your original intention, persist in concentration, uphold the heart of a child, abandon impetuous noise, sit still in your post, and do a good job. How can we sit still and do a good job? The key is to concentrate, pursue the best, and maximize every detail of the product.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Educating craftsmen is the basis of inheriting the spirit of craftsmen\nB: Cultivating ingenuity is the foundation of carrying forward the spirit of craftsmen\nC: Tree craftsmen should stick to their original ideas and be persistent and focused\nD: To cultivate ingenuity needs a good social and cultural environment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1273", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Qiang said: I know 100 people. None of the people I know are unemployed, so China's unemployment rate must be very low.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best refutes Li Qiang's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are children among the people Li Qiang knows.\nB: The unemployment rate in Li Qiang's city is different from that in other cities.\nC: Due to the existence of floating population, it is difficult to calculate the unemployment rate.\nD: Most of Li Qiang's acquaintances are colleagues of his unit.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1274", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompared with international oil prices, domestic oil prices have always been rising fast and falling slowly, one of the reasons is that China's refined oil price adjustment is based on the boundary condition that crude oil prices in the three regions change more than 4%. For example, when we went from $100 a barrel to $104, we followed suit. However, a 4% pullback from $104 would take the price back down to $99,.84.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best points out the flaws in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: This argument fails to show that domestic oil prices are irrational for a variety of reasons.\nB: This argument fails to show that the root cause of unreasonable domestic oil prices is industry monopoly.\nC: The above argument fails to show that the higher the oil price, the slower the domestic response, with 4% as the boundary condition.\nD: The above argument does not compare the price on the same basis. If the price increase is based on $100, the conditional analysis of the price reduction should also be based on $100.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1275", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory norms require people to do or not to do certain acts in some way. Authorized norms show that people have the right to do or not to do certain acts. The relationship between the two is: when an act is established as an obligation, it is also established as a right; denying that an act is an obligation does not mean denying that it is a right; when an act is established as a right, it does not mean that this kind of behavior is an obligation; denying a certain act is a right, that is, denying that a certain act is an obligation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is stipulated that citizens have the right to vote, it means that citizens have the duty to elect\nB: If it is stipulated that citizens have no obligation to have children, it does not mean that citizens have no right to have children\nC: If it is stipulated that undergraduates must take a foreign language course, it means that undergraduates have the right to take a foreign language course\nD: If it is stipulated that citizens do not have the right to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage, it means that citizens have no obligation to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1276", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMillions of irreplaceable exhibits in natural history museums are currently allowed to decay. Yet without analyses of eggs from museums, the studies linking pesticides with the decline of birds of prey would have been impossible. Ttherefore, funds must be raised to preserve at least those exhibits that will be most valuable to science in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument presupposes that\n\nOptions:\nA: the decay of organic material in natural history exhibits is natural and cannot be prevented\nB: the scientific analysis of museum exhibits can be performed in a nondestructive way\nC: if a museum exhibit is irreplaceable, its preservation is of an importance that overrides economic considerations\nD: it can be known at this time what data will be of most use to scientific investigators in the future\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1277", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, experts have called for a ban on the addition of biphenyl compounds as oxytocin to animal feed because they are harmful to humans. In the past decade, biphenyl residues have been found in the feed of Dutch dairy cows raised by many herdsmen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most strongly supports the expert's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past two years, the incidence of bladder cancer among consumers of dairy dairy milk products in the Netherlands has been particularly high.\nB: Biphenyl residues have been found in the blood and urine of many Dutch dairy cows.\nC: The incidence of cancer in the region where dairy milk products are produced in the Netherlands was the highest in the country.\nD: The infertility rate of Dutch dairy cows is higher than the average level of other dairy cows.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1278", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often systematically overestimate their degree of control or influence over events, while underestimating the role of uncontrollable factors such as chance and luck in the development of events and their outcomes, a phenomenon known as the illusion of control.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not reflect the illusion of control?\n\nOptions:\nA: When people want to roll a double 6 with the dice, they will meditate in their hearts and knead the dice vigorously, believing that they will do so\nB: Some investors often use a few simple factors to predict the market index, and the result is often a thousand miles away\nC: A business manager believes that the local sports held this year will be very beneficial to the development of the business, and predicts that the turnover will increase this year\nD: A ferry driver in the scenic spot walks the mountain road all the year round. He thinks that he is familiar with the road conditions and has good skills, so he drives very fast on the mountain road\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1279", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertising, cashing in the number of clicks and payment by members are the three main sources of income of the video platform at this stage. From the trend of domestic development in recent years, the payment mode of members of L video platform company is favored and sought after by domestic counterparts. From 2009 to 2018, the company's market capitalization increased about 60-fold and now stands out at $129.3 billion, making it an outstanding performer among many technology stocks. But even such a giant is now facing the pressure of membership growth, and this part of the income may not be able to fill the gap of its huge investment in the field of original content in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The advertising revenue of L company is not as high as the paid income of its members.\nB: The payment mode of the members of L company is better than that of domestic video websites.\nC: The growth of company L's market capitalization mainly depends on the income paid by its members.\nD: The click-through revenue of L company is not as good as that of other domestic video websites.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1280", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the prosecutor wanted to charge Frank with embezzlement, then Frank would already have been indicted. But Frank has not been indicted. So clearly Frank is not an embezzler.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning exhibited by which one of the following is most similar to that exhibited by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Barry had won the lottery, he would stay home to celebrate. But Barry did not win the lottery, so he will be in to work today.\nB: If Makoto believed that he left the oven on, he would rush home. But Makoto is still at work. So obviously he did not leave the oven on.\nC: If Tamara believed she was getting a promotion, she would come in to work early. She did come in early. So apparently she is getting a promotion.\nD: If Lucy believed she was going to be fired, she would not come in to work today. She is going to be fired, so clearly she will not be coming in today.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1281", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThousands of years ago, in the humid and hot virgin forests of Africa, indigenous people danced and sang freely and enthusiastically with fire piles and following various complex rhythms. This kind of song may not be music in the eyes of some civilized people. However, this kind of sound is the most primitive. It is the sound of life issued by tenacious instinct in a bad environment. If blues music is the root of many music, then, The above is the root of this root.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is the introduction of an article. Which of the followings should the article tell next?\n\nOptions:\nA: The expression of human instinct in primitive music\nB: The origin relationship between blues music and indigenous music\nC: The historical background of indigenous music\nD: The relationship between natural environment and music style\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1282", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParkinson's Law means that the administrative hierarchy will increase like a pyramid, the administrative staff will expand, and everyone is busy, but the organizational efficiency is getting lower and lower. The reason for this phenomenon is that an incompetent official usually appoints two people with lower levels as assistants, and the two assistants will find two more incompetent assistants for themselves, and so on, A bloated organization was formed\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings can be explained by Parkinson's law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The capable people in a poor county can not be reused, and those with mediocre ability are overstaffed into administrative institutions, resulting in an increasing number of people eating imperial food in poor counties of the country\nB: The factors involved in administrative management are very complex. Managers cannot avoid making and implementing goals and never make mistakes. Managers need to be ready all the time to face the coming mistakes and failures\nC: The promotion mechanism of promotion according to contribution in an administrative department has led to a considerable number of personnel in the organization being pushed to their incompetent level, resulting in overstaffing and low efficiency\nD: A manager gives his subordinates enough time to complete a work. As a result, his subordinates not only make a mess of themselves, but also the whole department\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1283", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, more and more robots are used to carry out reconnaissance, transportation, bomb disposal and other tasks on the battlefield, and even in the future,people will no longer participate in wars, but robots of all kinds.Human war is undergoing the most profound revolution since the birth of nuclear weapons. According to this analysis, some experts pointed out that the emergence of robot warfare technology can keep human beings away from danger and achieve war goals more safely and efficiently.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Modern humans control robots, but robots may control humans in the future\nB: Robot warfare technology helps to get rid of the bloody mode of mass killing in the past, thus making modern warfare more humane\nC: There are few countries that master the technology of robot warfare, and wars will be more frequent and bloodier in the future\nD: Because of the gap in military scientific and technological strength between different countries, robot warfare technology will only keep some countries away from danger\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1284", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Zhang is an employee in the marketing department of a company. The manager of the company said to him, if you win this project, I will reward you with a laptop or give you a commission on the project.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, it means that the manager has not fulfilled the promise?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang didn't win the project. The manager didn't give him a commission on the project, but gave him a laptop\nB: Xiao Zhang didn't win the project, and the manager didn't reward him with a laptop, nor did he give him a commission on the project\nC: Xiao Zhang won the project, and the manager gave him a commission on the project, but did not reward him with a laptop\nD: Xiao Zhang won the project. The manager did not give him a commission on the project, but rewarded him with a desktop computer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1285", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe existence of polluting industries near schools does not lead to a decrease in the air quality at those schools. Proof of this is shown at middle school X in southern California, where an oil well was built on middle school X' s campus. The air quality at middle school X is no worse than the air quality at other middle schools in the state, and the students at middle school X do not suffer more frequently from air pollution-related allergies than do students in other middle schools in the state.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following statements, if true, weakens the argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: More animal and plant life thrive near middle school X than at other middle schools in the state.\nB: More students at middle school X suffer from allergies, commonly known to be caused by air pollution, than students at middle schools not located near pollution sources.\nC: Middle school X, located near the oil well, is also farther from major highways and other sources of air pollution than the other middle schools in the state.\nD: Prior to the oil well being built near middle school X, the air quality at middle school X was marginally better than the air quality of other middle schools in the state.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1286", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe United States adopted this policy after the 9.11 terrorist attack: Either stand with us against terrorism, then you are our friend; or do not stand with us, then you are our enemy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not the same as the expression in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: There's a car ad: Either you drive a Cadillac, then you're rich; or you don't drive at all, then you're poor!\nB: There are only two fates for people who take football as their profession: either you win, you are a hero, facing flowers, cheers, money, and beauties; or you lose, you are a coward and an idiot, facing blame, anger, abuse, and swallow your grievances.\nC: If a professor has enough ability, he can even teach stupid students to pass; therefore, if he can't teach stupid students to pass, it means that his ability is not good enough.\nD: Either you are a virtuous person, then you will selflessly contribute everything; or you are a despicable person, then you will use all means for self-interest.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1287", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTime syndrome refers to symptoms caused by psychological distress, tension, and changes in physical activity due to the urgency of time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a time syndrome?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Zhang and Ms. Li agreed to meet for the first time at a certain park at 3 pm, but Ms. Li did not come. After Mr. Zhang went back, he sent a text message to Ms. Li: The first date is not punctual, such a person is not worth dating\nB: Ms. Han often travels on business. Due to the frequent traffic jams on the way to the airport and the station, she has to set aside maneuver time every time she leaves and warns her family to do everything early\nC: Xiao Ming is in the fifth grade of elementary school and loves skateboarding, but he does not miss his homework. He goes home from school every afternoon. He always races against time, finishes his homework quickly, and then asks his companions to go skateboarding with him\nD: Mr. Lei is always in a hurry, often nagging about tight time, and occasionally taking children out to play, but also constantly watching his watch. If the child wants to play for a while, he will be very impatient and even lose his temper with the child\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1288", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's international system, when the nation-state is no longer the only international actor, it is necessary to shape new identity, instead of using old bottles of new wine to advocate moderate, rational and open new nationalism, but should transcend nationalism itself. Nowadays, when sovereign states rather than nation-states are the basic unit of the international community, patriotism should be used instead of nationalism, so as to be proud of the country and inspire the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the opinion of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more and more nation-states in the international system\nB: Patriotism is a kind of transcendence to nationalism\nC: Sovereign states will replace nation-states in the international community\nD: The international system should develop in the direction of moderation, rationality and openness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1289", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt now seems clear that the significant role initially predicted for personal computers in the classroom has not become fact. One need only look to the dramatic decline in sales of computers for classroom use in the past year for proof that the fad has passed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning parallel to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mechanical translation from one language into another, not merely in narrow contexts such as airline reservations but generally, is clearly an idea whose time has come. Since experts have been working on the problem for 40 years, it is now time for the accumulated expertise to achieve a breakthrough.\nB: Clearly, government legislation mandating the reduction of automobile emissions has been at least partially successful, as is demonstrated by the fact that the air of the 20 largest cities now contains smaller amounts of the major pollutants mentioned in the legislation than it did before the legislation was passed.\nC: It is apparent that consumers have tired of microwave ovens as quickly as they initially came to accept this recent invention. In contrast to several years of increasing sales following the introduction of microwave ovens, sales of microwave ovens flattened last year, indicating that consumers have found relatively little use for these devices.\nD: Sales of computers for home use will never reach the levels optimistically projected by manufacturers. The reason is that home use was envisioned as encompassing tasks, such as menu planning and checkbook reconciliation, that most homemakers perform in much simpler ways than using a computer would require.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1290", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the popularity of mobile devices, mobile phones and tablets (PAD) have gradually penetrated into people's lives. Many people have also changed from cannot do without TV to cannot do without mobile phones and PAD. Some people think that more use of computers will reduce the time people spend on TV. After all, time is limited, but surveys have shown that people who spend more time on computer do not reduce their time watching TV.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to verify the accuracy of the above survey results, which of the followings should be considered most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among people who do not use or rarely use computers, whether their time to watch TV is also decreasing.\nB: Except for this part of the population participating in the survey, whether many people in other groups say that they often watch TV.\nC: Among the participants in the survey, whether the types of TV programs they watched will change with the increase in computer time.\nD: The participants' so-called computer time includes the time they use the computer at work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1291", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: The FDA is yet to weigh in on the effects of electronic cigarettes on long-term health. Electronic cigarettes heat up a liquid and produce the vapor inhaled by the user. The liquid consists of vegetable glycerin and propylene glycerol at varying ratios. Artificial flavoring is also added to the liquid. Although the FDA has approved vegetable glycerin, propylene glycerol, and artificial flavors for consumption, little is known about the effects of consuming their vapors. However, electronic cigarettes do not produce tar, which is one of the most dangerous chemicals in tobacco cigarettes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the scientist's main point?\n\nOptions:\nA: The FDA is inefficient and ineffective at protecting public health.\nB: Although all of the information is not yet available, electronic cigarettes are promising alternatives to tobacco since the former does not produce tar.\nC: Smokers should quit tobacco and start using electronic cigarettes.\nD: Tar is the reason why cigarettes are unhealthy.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1292", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Biocarb Company wants to build a sterilization plant to treat contaminated medical waste in a city neighborhood where residents and environmental activists fear that such a facility will pollute the area. Biocarb' s president argues that the operation of the plant cannot cause pollution because the waste would be sterile after processing by the plant. He claims that after exposure for an hour to superheated steam in the autoclave, such refuse would be far cleaner than food prepared in the cleanest kitchen.\n\nQuestion:\nThe president's argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Treatment by superheated steam represents the surest method of sterilization.\nB: Fear of pollution is the only argument against construction of an autoclave facility for medical waste.\nC: No others besides environmental activists are concerned about pollution hazards that can result from processing medical waste.\nD: Handling of the waste before treatment in the proposed facility will not pose a threat of pollution to the area.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1293", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nState A has an alliance with state B, and state B has an alliance with state C. Therefore, state A has an alliance with state C.\n\nQuestion:\nThis reasoning system\n\nOptions:\nA: Correct\nB: Premise error\nC: Reasoning is illogical\nD: None of the above is true\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1294", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the data of the National Health Commission, about 1/3 of primary and secondary school students spend less than an hour a day exercising outdoors, and more than 70 percent of primary and secondary school students do not get enough sleep. At the same time, stress also has an impact on the health of teenagers, and the rate of myopia is on the rise, mainly because homework takes too long. For this reason, some education departments believe that a good night's sleep may be more important for children. With the consent of the parents, the child may not do the unfinished homework after the specified sleep time. But parents are not happy because they worry that their children will eventually have to go to low-quality schools.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, is most helpful to explain parents' concerns?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although the new rules may reduce the burden of students' homework, under the current rules, universities choose students according to the results of the college entrance examination.\nB: Artificial intelligence-assisted teaching will be carried out in the future, and the time students will spend on homework will be greatly reduced.\nC: Some studies have proved that a good sleep can improve learning efficiency and help to improve academic performance.\nD: The admission mechanism of colleges and universities will be reformed. While paying attention to students' achievements, they will also pay more attention to their comprehensive quality.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1295", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWiFi emitters produce electromagnetic radiation. Five middle school students in Denmark nurtured the seeds of water celery in rooms with and without WiFi emitters. After 12 days, they found that the germination rate of seeds in the room without WiFi emitters was 95.4%, and that the germination rate of seeds in the room with WiFi emitters was 85.3%. As a result, many people worry that the radiation of WiFi will affect the health of the human body. However, many experts believe that the above experiments are not rigorous, and it can not be concluded that the radiation of WiFi is harmful to the human body based on the experiment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not support the views of these experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The effect of the radiation of WiFi on human body is not only related to its frequency, but also to the distance between transmitter of WiFi and human body.\nB: Other conditions should be kept unchanged in the same room, and the experiment should be repeated with and without WiFi emitters.\nC: There are many factors affecting germination, and the experiment of middle school students in Denmark can not rule out the interference of other factors.\nD: Animal experiments should be done to determine the effects of the radiation of WiFi on humans, not just plant experiments.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1296", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternationally, the median survival time of general pancreatic cancer patients is 4 to 6 months. The National Institutes of Health reports that the one-year survival rate for this type of cancer is 8%, and the five-year survival rate is 3%, and the median survival time is only 2 to 3. Months. Among the more than 100 patients with pancreatic cancer in Shanghai who have been diagnosed and treated by Traditional Chinese medicine, nearly 20 have escaped for 3 to 5 years.The vast majority of these patients are inoperable and have not undergone chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and most of them are now very happy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings cannot be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: Traditional Chinese medicine is a practical technique, it can solve many problems.\nB: Traditional Chinese Medicine has wonderful scientific content.\nC: Traditional Chinese medicine is a kind of real existence, and it is very valuable for billions of people for many years.\nD: Traditional Chinese medicine makes people live in a muddle, while western medicine makes people die clearly\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1297", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBacon once said, knowledge is power. Nowadays, in the information age, people can say that information is power, information, the technology and infrastructure to spread information, and the ability to master and apply information technology, which constitute a new source of rights. The network infrastructure all over the world, the continuously increasing network transmission rate, the increasingly perfect mobile portable Internet terminals, and the high-speed expansion of new media applications based on the digitization of interpersonal networks make the flow of information at a high speed and realize the transnational movement in real time. The emergence of video websites and social networking sites makes the information flow with simplicity, symbolization and fragmentation easier to spread, pay attention to, and therefore easier to respond to. The power of actors who can influence this flow of information will be enhanced, otherwise, it will be weakened.\n\nQuestion:\nWith regard to network information technology and the use of new media, which of the following is emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changed the way of modern information dissemination\nB: It expands the ways for human beings to acquire knowledge\nC: It promotes the reconstruction of the elements of the source of power\nD: Aggravates the imbalance of global information resources\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1298", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAffected by the film and television capital Winter and policy tightening, the overall size of the original series shrank in 2019. Film and television data show that the overall number of shows dropped by 6% in 2019, from 452 to 377, but the average score of the top 30 shows rose from 5.96 in 2018 to 6.51 in 2019, according to an authoritative film and television website. To a certain extent, this shows that after the number of episodes has been greatly reduced, the top boutique dramas have not been greatly affected, and the market has eliminated a number of non-boutique dramas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many original series that they are very cheap to shoot, and there is room for further compression.\nB: Policies for the film and television industry are mainly focused on restricting vulgar and harmful film and television works.\nC: From 2018 to 2019, the grading process and standards of this authoritative film and television website are consistent.\nD: In 2018, the authoritative film and television website scored all the original series.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1299", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvery evil has a reason, but all evil has no excuse. I can't be obliged to be evil just because evil comes from above; I can't be worthy to be evil just because everyone else is so evil: I can't even have the right to be evil to others just because someone is evil to me. Therefore, every specific evil must be condemned. If respect for life must be in the single digits, so must the condemnation of sin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements conflicts with the ideas expressed above, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Shui's arson case on a bus in Xiamen is unforgivable, but he is justifiable: he is a weakling in society and has been treated unfairly a lot...\nB: A certain Nazi officer poisoned hundreds of Jews in a concentration camp. He was carrying out the orders of his superiors, and the orders were overwhelming...\nC: During the Cultural Revolution, Huang Xiaomeng, a university student, criticized their university professors, beating one of them and maiming them. At that time, the whole of China was crazy, he was just wrapped into this crazy, and he was too young at the time...\nD: No life can be harmed innocently, even if you hold high the banner of justice.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1300", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI don't know who ate the cake on the table. Here are the answers of the four people in the room. A said, B ate it. B said, d ate it. C said, I didn't eat it. d said, B was lying. only one of the four said the truth,\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be judged from this:\n\nOptions:\nA: A told the truth and B ate it\nB: B told the truth and D ate it\nC: C told the truth and A ate it\nD: D told the truth and C ate it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1301", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Wildlife activists have proposed that the practice of stringing cable TV lines from the same poles that carry electric power lines should be banned because cable TV lines, while electrically neutral themselves, make it easier for animals to climb near electric power lines, risking electrocution. This particular argument for banning the practice fails, however, since some animals are electrocuted by power lines even where cable TV lines are all underground.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the columnist's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It rejects an argument for a proposal merely on the grounds that the proposal would not completely eliminate the problem it is intended to address.\nB: It rejects a proposal to address a problem merely on the grounds that other proposals to address the problem would also be effective.\nC: It fails to consider the additional advantageous effects that a proposal to address a problem might have.\nD: It takes a sufficient condition for an argument's being inadequate to be a necessary condition for its being inadequate.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1302", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTelevision allows us to transmit images of ourselves that propagate into space. The earliest of these transmissions have by now reached all of our neighboring star systems. None of these transmissions, so far as we know, has been recognized; we have yet to receive any messages of extraterrestrial origin. We must conclude that there is no extraterrestrial intelligence in any of our neighboring star systems.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is questionable because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: assigns too little importance to the possibility that there is extraterrestrial intelligence beyond our neighboring star systems\nB: neglects to mention that some governments have sent meticulously prepared messages and recordings on spacecraft\nC: infers that there is no extraterrestrial intelligence in neighboring star systems from the lack of proof that there is\nD: overlooks the immense probability that most star systems are uninhabited\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1303", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThoroughbred horse racing is an expensive commodity. A disease caused by genetic defects threatens thoroughbred horses, ranging from loss of racing ability to paralysis and even death. Therefore, horse breeders believe that once such defects are found, horse breeding should be stopped. This view is one-sided. Because generally speaking, this disease can be controlled through diet and medical treatment. In addition, horses with such genetic defects are often particularly beautiful, which is what equestrian performances pay special attention to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings most accurately summarizes the conclusion to be demonstrated by the title stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Beautiful appearance is particularly important for horse racing.\nB: Horses with genetic defects do not necessarily lose the ability to compete.\nC: The breeding of horses with genetic defects should not be absolutely prohibited.\nD: The diseases of some horses with genetic defects have not been controlled due to the lack of reasonable diet or necessary medical treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1304", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom the perspective of combing the relationship between technology and knowledge and the trend of Internet technological autonomy, we should pay attention to a core problem in the future news and communication discipline reconstruction: how to balance the relationship between human and technology, make researchers jump out of the technological system immersed in it, treat the technological system critically, and avoid becoming the driving force of social disorder caused by the autonomy of the Internet. In this regard, Tang Yide pointed out, it is precisely because we are so familiar that we not only ignore the need for critical reflection by the technology system, but also ignore the results obtained from this critical reflection. Therefore, we need to deal with the technological society that besieges us from a transcendental point of view.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are both technical and knowledge difficulties in the reconstruction of journalism and communication\nB: The reconstruction of journalism and communication must treat the technical system correctly\nC: The reconstruction of journalism and communication should sort out the relationship between people and technology\nD: The reconstruction of journalism and communication should pay attention to the autonomy of the internet\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1305", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n183/5000 According to solubility, pesticides can be divided into water soluble and fat soluble. The traditional method of soaking in water can only remove the water-soluble pesticides on the surface of fruits and vegetables, but can not remove the main residues of fat-soluble pesticides. Moreover, in the process of soaking, water-soluble pesticides will dissolve in water and form an aqueous solution with a certain concentration. If soaking time is too long, it is likely to lead to the re-adsorption of pesticides in water by fruits and vegetables, and also cause many water-soluble nutrients in vegetables, such as vitamin C. As well as calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc and other dissolved in water, resulting in the loss of its nutrients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best sums up the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Washing fruits and vegetables by soaking in water does more harm than good\nB: How to control the time of washing fruits and vegetables by soaking in water\nC: Lipid soluble pesticides are more difficult to clean than water soluble pesticides\nD: Water soaking method has limitations in cleaning fruits and vegetables\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1306", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a representative of high technology content, intelligence and industrial concentration in the manufacturing industry, the automobile industry has become the first position of industry 4.0 in Germany. If China's automobile manufacturing industry, which has been in the 2.0 industrial thinking for a long time, wants to occupy a place in the world, it is essential to carry out technological innovation and reform and experienced senior talents. And high salary and welfare have become the magic weapon to attract talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If we can attract senior talents, the reform of China's automobile manufacturing industry can be successful.\nB: High salaries and benefits are an important concern for many Chinese professionals when choosing a career.\nC: Without technological reform, China's automobile manufacturing industry cannot occupy a place in the world.\nD: German automobile manufacturing industry plays an important role and influence in the world automobile industry.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1307", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA committee works for two years and is composed of 4 members each year, 2 of which are from the following 4 judges: F, G, H and I, and the other 2 members are from the following 3 scientists: V, Y and Z. Each year, the committee is chaired by one member. A member who chairs the first year must retire from the committee during the second year. The person who chairs the second year must be a member of the committee during the first year. The committee members must meet the following conditions: G and V cannot be members of the committee in the same year. H and Y cannot be members of this committee in the same year. Each year, only one of I and V is a member of this committee.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is the chairman in the first year, which of the followings can be the chairman in the second year?\n\nOptions:\nA: F\nB: G\nC: Y\nD: I\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1308", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn completing both the course in experimental design and the developmental psychology course, Angela will have earned a degree in psychology. Since experimental design, which must be completed before taking developmental psychology, will not be offered until next term, it will be at least two terms before Angela gets her psychology degree.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are no prerequisites for the course in experimental design.\nB: The course in experimental design is an easier course than the course in developmental psychology.\nC: Anyone who earns a degree in psychology from the university Angela attends will have completed the course in experimental design.\nD: Once Angela completes the developmental psychology course, she will have earned a degree in psychology.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1309", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arrival of man has brought many challenges to certain natural laws of the world. For example, the fruit of a plant is delicious because it needs to attract animals to bring the seeds that are provided by its fruit to further places, it also rewards the animals that spread the seeds with nutrient-rich fruit. It's a perfect square deal. But the seeds in the fruit are either disposed of in a concentrated way or planted in orchards by human.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Man goes against the laws of nature in order to reform nature.\nB: The square deal between plants and animals is always perfectly fulfilled.\nC: Scientific research is sometimes carried out on the seeds in the fruit of plants.\nD: Man sometimes destroys the perfect square deal of nature.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1310", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNatural unemployment is unemployment caused by some insurmountable reasons in the economy. It is unemployment that is inevitable in any economy, and it is also normal unemployment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not natural unemployment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang in a factory after a month of trial work, the boss to the low salary, so fired the boss fired \nB: A place of water, washed away the plant and equipment, the factory director tearfully dismissed his years of workers\nC: A certain company has undergone restructuring according to the requirements of the city. Some female employees with low education level and over 45 years of age have been laid off.\nD: Because his buddy was loyal to help his friend to collect debts, he missed and injured the debtor. The company fired Li on the grounds that he violated labor discipline\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1311", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe flow compression device and the electron injector convert the pulse high voltage into an electron beam. The high-intensity electromagnetic field accelerates it in a long electron gun and ejects it into the current-collecting accelerator through the electron nozzle as a medium for forming and accelerating protons.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is correct about what it refers to?\n\nOptions:\nA: Flow compression device\nB: Electronic injector\nC: Pulsed high voltage\nD: Electron beam\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1312", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPost-traumatic stress disorder is a sustained effect after suffering extreme catastrophic. After experiencing trauma, people have continuous, unnecessary, uncontrollable thoughts about unrelated events, a strong desire to avoid mentioning events, sleep disorders, withdrawal from society and intense alertness anxiety disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not classified as post-traumatic stress disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many of the American soldiers returning from the Iraqi battlefield suffered from insomnia, anxiety and even severe mental illness.\nB: Yang Yang was bitten by a dog at his neighbor Aunt Zhang's house when he was a child, and never wanted to go to their house again.\nC: Xiao Zhang used to be trapped in the elevator for more than five hours. At that time, he felt that he was hopeless. In the end, he finally turned away from danger. But since then, Xiao Zhang often dreams of being trapped in the elevator, and he never dared to take the elevator anymore.\nD: Witnessing the scene where his son Amao was taken away by a wild beast, the desperate Mistress Xiang Lin said: I'm so stupid, really, I only know that when it snows, the wild beasts will come to the village without food in the col. I don't know there will be in spring...\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1313", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBritish scientists point out that over Antarctica, the top of the escape layer in the atmosphere has fallen by about 8 kilometers in the past 40 years. Over Europe, similar observations have been made. Scientists believe that the atmosphere may continue to contract because of Greenhouse Effect. In the 21 st century. The concentration of carbon dioxide is expected to increase several times, which will reduce the space boundary by 20 kilometers, so that the density of the thermo-ionosphere above the escape layer will continue to decrease, and the shrinking atmosphere will at least have an unpredictable effect on the satellite.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shrinking of the space boundary will gradually increase\nB: The greenhouse effect will continue to shrink the atmosphere\nC: The top of the escape layer in the atmosphere will continue to fall\nD: The impact of the shrinking atmosphere on the satellite is unpredictable\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1314", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the country of Marut, the Foreign Trade Agency' s records were reviewed in 1994 in light of information then newly available about neighboring Goro. The review revealed that in every year since 1963, the agency' s projection of what Goro' s gross national product(GNP) would be five years later was a serious underestimate. The review also revealed that in every year since 1963, the agency estimated Goro' s GNP for the previous year--a Goro state secret--very accurately.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following claims, which is most strongly supported by the statement given?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even before the new information came to light, the agency had reason to think that at least some of the five-year projections it had made were inaccurate.\nB: The amount by which the agency underestimated the GNP it projected for Goro tended to increase over time.\nC: Prior to 1995, Goro had not released data intended to mislead the agency in making its five-year projections.\nD: The agency's five-year projections of Goro's GNP had no impact on economic planning in Marut.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1315", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress release: A comprehensive review evaluating the medical studies done up to the present time has found no reason to think that drinking coffee in normal amounts harms the coffee-drinker' s heart. So coffee drinkers can relax and enjoy their beverage -- it is safe to drink coffee.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following points to a weakness in the reasoning in the press release's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The health of the heart is not identical with the general health of the body.\nB: Drinking unusually large amount of coffee could be caused by stress that itself directly harms the heart.\nC: Other beverages besides coffee might contain stimulants that have some effect on the heart.\nD: Coffee drinkers might choose to eat, along with their coffee, foods containing substances that harm the heart.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1316", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe separation of government and enterprises refers to the distinction between ownership and the right of management, and the return to enterprises of many functions and powers of the competent government departments at all levels in direct management of the production and operation of enterprises, so that the government's economic management focus has changed from micro to macro economic system reform.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is in line with the separation of government and enterprises?\n\nOptions:\nA: The enterprise is owned by the government and operated by the government, and the government is fully responsible for the management\nB: There is no relationship between the government and the enterprise, and the enterprise is completely independent\nC: The government mainly does a good job in overall planning, providing services, inspection and supervision, and enterprises operate independently and are responsible for their own profits and losses\nD: The government appoints officials to manage the enterprise, and the personnel system and salary system of the enterprise shall be discussed and decided by the government at a meeting\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1317", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Hao Yun Station and is in the east of Hao Yun Station. Which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hu Yao is on the easternmost side.\nB: Fu Yi Station is on the westernmost side.\nC: Yin Ling Station is on the easternmost side.\nD: Jiu Shang Station is on the westernmost side.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1318", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost galaxies are moving away from us, and their receding speed (redshift) is proportional to the distance of the galaxies. This proportional coefficient, now known as the Hubble constant, represents the current rate of expansion of the universe. One of the core tasks of observational cosmology is to measure the relationship between distance and redshift. it describes the history of cosmic expansion, answers basic questions about the age, geometry and composition of the universe, and even tests many new physical predictions. In astronomical observations, the redshift of distant celestial bodies can be accurately obtained, but the accurate measurement of distance has always been the biggest problem for astronomers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be discussed by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: How astronomers accurately measure distance .\nB: How astronomers accurately measure redshift.\nC: Difficulties encountered in the measurement of distances.\nD: Breakthroughs in the measurement of distances.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1319", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnderson: Taking the long view, history shows that word usage and grammar rules are constantly changing and evolving-sometimes resulting in entirely new languages. Since they will change regardless of our efforts, we shouldn' t worry about violations of grammar rules. Lipton: That' s like arguing that we shouldn' t worry about enforcing laws since, in the larger scheme of things, laws change and nations come and go. But of course it is good that laws are enforced.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Anderson and Lipton disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: users of a language can easily adapt to changes in that language\nB: grammar violations should be resisted\nC: languages evolve through an accumulation of changes in usage and rules\nD: people only rarely violate grammar rules\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1320", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore I learned history, I believed that most of the fields had been cultivated by people, but later I discovered that I'm wrong. Even if it is a task that is very hot explored by people, you should carefully study the existing research results and compare them with some relevant historical materials. And you will find that almost everyone and every piece of history has something that have been neglected by historians, and there are a lot of research gaps.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most accurate summary of the views on the above passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are some misunderstandings in people's understanding of history.\nB: There is still much to be done in the study of history.\nC: At present, the historical research results are relatively limited.\nD: It is urgent to strengthen the discussion of historical research methods.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1321", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf one day machines surpass us in the important quality that we think we are superior, we will offer the only privilege to our creations!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct understanding of the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: When machines surpass humans in superior quality, humans will not be able to control the thinking ability of machines.\nB: If one day machines surpass human beings in all aspects, machines will make human beings lose their ability to think.\nC: When machines also have the ability of thinking, human beings will admit that thinking is no longer their privilege.\nD: If one day machines have important human qualities, machines will enjoy all human rights.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1322", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom the perspective of social governance, the occupation of fire passageways is prohibited for many times but still occurs, in addition to such factors as the lack of concept of public safety, lack of awe of life and law of the lawbreaker, inadequate supervision and so on, there are also deep-seated reasons for the difficulty of parking.With the continuous rise of car ownership in China, some residential areas are facing the problem of shortage of parking spaces. This is also the fundamental reason why some places occupy the fire passage repeatedly, and the governance measures can be managed for a while, but can not be managed for a long time. In this regard, to maintain the smooth flow of fire access and effectively solve the parking problem, we should not only manage to prevent, but also guide, which tests the effectiveness and accuracy of grass-roots social governance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be discussed in this passage next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Measures such as increasing the intensity of punishment and increasing the cost of breaking the law.\nB: A beneficial exploration in alleviating the problem of parking difficulties.\nC: The reasons for the repeated occurrence of the phenomenon of occupying the fire passageway.\nD: To explore the deep-seated causes of parking difficulties.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1323", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn adolescence, we express our happiness, anger, sorrow, and happiness through our interactions with our peers, and promote emotional communication, so that we can be accepted, understood, cared, and loved by others, especially in intimate communication, and make people feel ourselves. There are friends and people who can be attached to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly described?\n\nOptions:\nA: The important role of interpersonal communication on youth psychology.\nB: The important role of interpersonal communication on young people's body.\nC: Interpersonal communication plays an important role in the physical and mental health of young people.\nD: Interpersonal communication can promote the emotional exchange of young people.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1324", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCompetitive decision - making refers to decisions made not according to objective natural state, but based on the strategy of competitors, where there is competition for the existence of competitors.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following is a competitive decision- making?\n\nOptions:\nA: As a result of the same kind of competition, Xiao Li will sell 30% off all the products in stock.\nB: To crack down on newly opened stores across the street, Liu sold everything for three days below the wholesale price.\nC: The Board of directors of Company A unanimously agreed to hire the deputy general manager of Company B, who has every relationship with Company A, as the general manager of the company.\nD: In order to attract high-quality students, the scholarship amount of school A is always 10% higher than that of School B.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1325", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe great development of a philosophy is not or mainly not that it gives a new explanation or explanation to the existing problems, but that it changes the way it asks philosophical questions in the face of the requirements of the times. In the face of the new development of the times, it puts forward new problems and condenses new categories and theories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why philosophy can promote the development of the times is that it raises new problems and condenses new categories and theories.\nB: Philosophy is closely related to the times it faces and it always asks new questions about the new development of the times.\nC: The great development in philosophy is that it has changed the way it asks questions in the face of the requirements of the times.\nD: The great development of philosophy lies not in its new interpretation of existing problems, but in its new ways of solving problems.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1326", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe earth's hydrosphere consists of oceans, lakes, rivers, swamps, groundwater and glaciers, both liquid and solid water. According to scientists' estimates, the total water volume of the earth's surface is about 1.4 billion cubic kilometers, of which ocean water accounts for 97.3%, land water dominated by glaciers accounts for 2.7%, and water in the atmosphere is almost negligible compared to the former two.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can not be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the water on land is in glaciers\nB: There is liquid water in seawater, and there may be solid water\nC: There are plenty of fresh water resources on the earth\nD: Taking water from the atmosphere doesn't make much sense\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1327", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween 1950 and 1970, the number of German teachers continued to increase, but it was slower than the growth rate of the country's total population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings with the above situation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Between 1950 and 1970, the proportion of German university students engaged in the teaching profession increased after graduation.\nB: Between 1950 and 1970, the proportion of German teachers in the total population remained the same.\nC: Between 1950 and 1970, Germany's funding for teachers increased by nearly three times.\nD: Between 1950 and 1970, the proportion of German teachers among their peers dropped from 10% to 9%.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1328", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe core of the corporate culture is the people-oriented values, specifically, respecting people, serving people, and developing people. Respecting people is equal, caring, understanding, and tolerant to people; serving people is to provide people with thoughtful and meticulous services and provide a variety of Measures to protect and guarantee; developing people is to fulfill people's various rights and interests in response to their actual needs and goals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is at the core of the corporate culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some big business ideas and business strategies of business leaders.\nB: Corporate responsibility, innovation, integrity, driving force, and influence.\nC: Treat people as natural resources instead of money and machines.\nD: The values of business managers, industry insiders, and ordinary employees.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1329", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe tiny country of Minlandia does not produce its own television programming. Instead, the citizens of Minlandia, who generally are fluent not only in their native Minlandian, but also in Boltese, watch Boltese-language television programs from neighboring Bolta. Surveys show that the Minlandians spend on average more hours per week reading for pleasure and fewer hours per week watching television than people anywhere else in the world. A prominent psychologist accounts for the survey results by explaining that people generally prefer to be entertained in their native language even if they are perfectly fluent in other languages.\n\nQuestion:\nThe explanation offered by the psychologist accounts for the Minlandians' behavior only if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least some of what the Minlandians read for pleasure is in the Minlandian language.\nB: The study of Boltese is required of Minlandian children as part of their schooling.\nC: The proportion of bilingual residents to total population is greater in Minlandia than anywhere else in the world.\nD: When Minlandians watch Boltese television programs, they tend to ignore the fact that they are hearing a foreign language spoken.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1330", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the increasing prominence of global energy, environment, climate change and other issues, space solar energy has aroused the interest of the United States and other countries.In the long run, space solar energy can not only reduce human dependence on limited fossil energy, but also a way to replace the large-scale diffusion of nuclear energy and space solar energy can also bring a new era of space utilization and exploration.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conclusion, which of the following options is the gist of the paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Space solar energy has attracted the interest of the United States and other countries\nB: The development and utilization of space solar energy is of great significance\nC: Space solar energy can solve the current global energy problem\nD: Space solar energy will bring revolutionary influence to aerospace industry\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1331", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlcohol consumption has been clearly linked to high blood pressure, which increases the likelihood of developing heart disease. Yet in a study of the effects of alcohol consumption, the incidence of heart disease was lower among participants who drank moderate quantities of alcohol every day than it was among participants identified as nondrinkers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the participants who drank moderate quantities of alcohol every day had high blood pressure.\nB: Many of the participants identified as nondrinkers were people who had been heavy drinkers but had stopped drinking alcohol prior to participating in the study.\nC: The two groups of participants were similar to each other with respect to the participants' age, sex, geographical origin, and economic background.\nD: Because many people who do not drink alcohol are conscious of their health habits, they are likely to engage in regular exercise and to eat nutritionally well-balanced meals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1332", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have modified feed corn genetically, increasing its resistance to insect pests. Farmers who tried out the genetically modified corn last season applied less insecticide to their corn fields and still got yields comparable to those they would have gotten with ordinary corn. Ordinary corn seed, however, costs less, and what these farmers saved on insecticide rarely exceeded their extra costs for seed. Ttherefore, for most feed-corn farmers, switching to genetically modified seed would be unlikely to increase profits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to know in order to evaluate the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the price that farmers receive for feed corn has remained steady over the past few years\nB: Whether most of the farmers who tried the genetically modified corn last season applied more insecticide than was actually necessary\nC: Whether, for most farmers who plant feed corn, it is their most profitable crop\nD: Whether the insecticides typically used on feed corn tend to be more expensive than insecticides typically used on other crops\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1333", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the early and mid-term of urbanization, the United States pursued the theory of free economy, and the market mechanism played a major role. The federal government's weak control measures led to excessive suburbanization, resulting in structural imbalances in urban development planning, disorderly expansion and spread of cities, and serious waste of land resources. A series of problems such as environmental damage. In this regard, in the later period of urbanization, the US government gradually increased its control efforts, through legislation and administrative intervention, strengthened urban planning and industrial planning, and gradually paid attention to environmental protection. Especially in the 1990s, the smart growth movement proposed by the US government had a profound impact on urbanization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat is the enlightenment from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government should pay attention to promoting the balanced development of urban and rural areas.\nB: Ecological environment is the primary consideration in the process of urbanization.\nC: The coordinated development of urbanization and economy can only achieve results.\nD: The government should plan and intervene in the development of urbanization.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1334", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the struggle against natural disasters, mankind still has a long way to go. The reality must be faced up to, but can ordinary people do nothing? In today's disaster prediction can not be completely accurate, how should everyone protect the precious life given to us by God, how to make the most timely and wise choice at the moment of disaster, and how to save themselves, save people, and avoid or reduce the occurrence of tragedy? In fact, these things can be accomplished through social education and self - education.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to emphasize that:\n\nOptions:\nA: The struggle between human beings and natural disasters is a long process\nB: In the face of natural disasters, man's primary task is to protect life\nC: Timely and wise choice when disaster strikes is very important\nD: Education can protect more precious lives in natural disasters\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1335", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nClimatic geomorphology is a discipline that studies the formation process and evolution laws of geomorphology under different climatic conditions, and is an important branch of geomorphology. Climatic geomorphology mainly studies various physical, chemical, and biological factors that reflect the causes of climate and geomorphology, and studies the development process of various landforms under different climatic conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the research scope of climatic geomorphology?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to divide the world into cold areas, mid-latitude forest areas, arid areas and hot and humid areas?\nB: Why do glacier areas and desert areas only appear in certain climatic areas?\nC: What are the characteristics of the process of landform shaping in mid-latitude forest areas?\nD: What are the climate characteristics and changing laws of the various periods since the formation of the earth and in the future?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1336", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause the photo is light, the object is imprinted on the film. So, in a sense, every picture is real. However, the use of photos to show things is always different from things themselves, photos can not show complete authenticity, in this sense, it is false. So, just one photo can't finally prove anything\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis that leads to the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Complete authenticity is unknowable.\nB: Anything that does not show complete authenticity can not constitute the final evidence.\nC: If there is other evidence of the authenticity of the shooting site, photos can be used as supporting evidence.\nD: The photos of the South China tiger taken by Zhou cannot be used as evidence of the existence of the South China tiger in Shaanxi.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1337", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five relatives A, B, C, D, and E. 4 of them each talked about a real situation, as follows: 1.B is my father's brother, 2.E is my mother-in-law, 3.C is my son-in-laws brother, 4.A is me brother's wife. Everyone mentioned above is one of these five people (for example, My father and My father's brother in 1. are one of the five people A, B, C, D, E ),\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: B and D are brothers\nB: A is B's wife\nC: E is C's mother-in-law\nD: Is a child of B\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1338", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast winter was mild enough to allow most bird species to forage naturally, which explains why the proportion of birds visiting feeders was much lower than usual. The mild winter also allowed many species to stay in their summer range all winter without migrating south, thereby limiting the usual attrition accompanying migration. Hence, last year' s mild winter is responsible for this year' s larger-than-usual bird population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Birds sometimes visit feeders even when they are able to find sufficient food for survival by foraging naturally.\nB: Increases in bird populations sometimes occur following unusual weather patterns.\nC: Birds that remain in their summer range all winter often exhaust that range's food supply before spring.\nD: Birds eating at feeders are more vulnerable to predators than are birds foraging naturally.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1339", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study has found that, surprisingly, the risk of serious injuries to workers is higher in industries that are monitored by government safety inspectors than in industries that are not so monitored.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the surprising finding described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Government safety inspectors do not have the authority to enforce safety regulations.\nB: Workers behave especially cautiously when they believe their performance is being monitored by government safety inspectors.\nC: Only those industries with an inherently high risk of on-the-job injury are monitored by government safety inspectors.\nD: Government safety inspectors not only monitor but also train employees of the inspected firms to follow safe practices.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1340", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a national park located on an island, a herd of moose was increasing in number and threatening to destroy species of native plants. Wolves were introduced to the island to reduce the herd and thereby prevent destruction of the vegetation. Although the wolves prospered, the moose herd continued to grow.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the failure of the strategy involving wolves?\n\nOptions:\nA: The presence of wolves in an area tends to discourage other predators from moving into the area.\nB: Healthy moose generally consume more vegetation than do those that are diseased or injured.\nC: Attempts to control moose populations in other national parks by introducing predators have also been unsuccessful.\nD: Wolves often kill moose weakened by diseases that probably would have spread to other moose.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1341", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: Recent studies have demonstrated that a regular smoker who has just smoked a cigarette will typically display significantly better short-term memory skills than a nonsmoker, whether or not the nonsmoker has also just smoked a cigarette for the purposes of the study. Moreover, the majority of those smokers who exhibit this superiority in shortterm memory skills will do so for at least eight hours after having last smoked.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the journalist's statements are true, then each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The short-term memory skills exhibited by a regular smoker who last smoked a cigarette five hours ago are typically superior to those exhibited by a regular smoker who has just smoked a cigarette.\nB: The short-term memory skills exhibited by a nonsmoker who has just smoked a cigarette are typically superior to those exhibited by a regular smoker who has not smoked for more than eight hours.\nC: The short-term memory skills exhibited by a nonsmoker who has just smoked a cigarette are typically superior to those exhibited by a regular smoker who has just smoked a cigarette.\nD: A regular smoker who, immediately after smoking a cigarette, exhibits short-term memory skills no better than those typically exhibited by a nonsmoker is nevertheless likely to exhibit superior short-term memory skills in the hours following a period of heavy smoking.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1342", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, the number of speeding tickets issued in County X every year is three times greater than the number of speeding tickets issued in County Y during the same period. Ttherefore, the number of people who exceed the speed limit must be higher in County X than in County Y.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following describes a flaw in the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument fails to take into account that residents of County Y may be more law-abiding overall.\nB: The argument fails to take into account that the speed limit may be different in the two counties.\nC: The argument fails to take into account that the number of tickets issued in County X may reflect a lower proportion of drivers overall in that county.\nD: The argument fails to take into account that a single driver can receive more than one ticket in a given year.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1343", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the way of communication in China has changed greatly, people use the internet to communicate thoughts and feelings. This is because a recent survey conducted by the relevant authorities at a university showed that 95 percent of the students surveyed regularly use the internet to communicate their thoughts and feelings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most weaken this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: College students pursue fashion and adapt easily to new technology.\nB: Only 5% of the college students surveyed are learning internet communication technology.\nC: The scope of the investigation is too small to reflect the real situation of all Chinese people at present.\nD: Some college students still like the traditional way of communicating by letter.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1344", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe two-dimensional code is to record the symbolic information of the data on the black-and-white graphics distributed in the plane according to a certain rule with a certain geometric figure. In the compilation of the code, the concept of 01 bit stream is used to represent the text numerical information with several geometric shapes corresponding to the binary system, and the information is automatically read by the image input device or the photoelectric scanning device to realize the automatic processing of the information. The number of bits that a QR code can represent is fixed. The more information it contains, the less redundancy it will have: conversely, the greater the redundancy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not match the meaning of the QR code?\n\nOptions:\nA: A certain geometric figure can be distributed according to a certain law to form the corresponding QR code\nB: The basic principle of the image code in the QR code makes use of the internal logic basis of the computer.\nC: The text numerical information is converted into a geometric shape corresponding to the binary system, which can be read by the equipment\nD: QR codes contain a large amount of information, which means that redundancy needs to be minimized when coding\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1345", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the whole, the GDP of the national economy is positively correlated with happiness. The more per capita income, the happier people are. However, when the GDP per capita exceeds 8000 US dollars, the correlation between happiness and economy is not obvious. According to the famous psychologist Seligman, wealth only has a great impact on happiness when it is scarce, and a particularly poor person will not feel happiness. But when wealth increases to a certain level, the correlation between wealth and happiness is much smaller. Even the top 100 millionaires in the Forbes list with a value of 125 million are only slightly happier than middle-income people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no happiness without wealth.\nB: Wealth is in direct proportion to happiness.\nC: The more wealth, the less happiness.\nD: Billionaires are no happier than the middle class.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1346", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe elderly often suffer from some chronic diseases caused by high blood lipids. People's attitudes towards this are often extreme. One side is completely ignoring it and satisfy their appetite. The other side is oversensitive, completely rejecting all fat and meats, which instead, leads to malnutrition and nutritional imbalance.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly are generally weak and should pay attention to eating more nutritious food to replenish their bodies.\nB: To keep the body healthy, one need to pay attention to the reasonable combination of diet. Over and less are both recommended.\nC: Elevated blood lipids in the elderly can easily lead to cardiovascular disease, and fatty food should be avoided.\nD: When people are getting old, it is inevitable that they will have some chronic diseases, which can neither be ignored nor paid too much attention to.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1347", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe newly extruded milk contains lysozyme and other antibacterial active ingredients. The lysozyme activity of a cup of raw milk was reduced by 50% when heated in the microwave oven to 50 degree. However, if raw milk is heated to 50 degree using a conventional heat source, the lysozyme activity in it is almost the same as before heating, so the enzyme is inactivated not by heating but by the microwave that generates heat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When raw milk is heated to 100 degree, lysozyme activity is completely inactivated.\nB: The damage of enzyme in raw milk by heating could be compensated by adding other enzymes, but the damage of enzyme by microwave could not be compensated.\nC: It takes longer to heat liquid milk to 50 degree with a conventional heat source than it does with a microwave.\nD: A microwave oven heating a liquid causes the internal temperature to be higher than the surface temperature of the liquid.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1348", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnpaid prompting: non economic remuneration refers to the remuneration received by employees from their own work. Employees are praised, promoted and valued for their hard work, resulting in a sense of work honor, achievement and responsibility, as well as social respect and career development opportunities\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not unpaid prompting?\n\nOptions:\nA: Organize some employees to travel abroad before the Spring Festival\nB: Excellent employees of the month receive an additional day of annual leave\nC: Unit will issue awards to outstanding employees at the year-end summary meeting\nD: Post photos of employees with outstanding performance in the honor list\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1349", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe most common amphibian in the Tropicalico jungle is a unique variety of tree frog, but this variety is almost never seen, even by trained researchers studying the amphibian. Surprisingly, this frog is seen even less than tinier and less populous amphibian varieties, possibly less than any other amphibian type within the jungle.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to reconcile the statements above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The tree frog's croak is high-pitched and clearly identifiable while the croaks of most other frogs are low-pitched and indistinguishable.\nB: While many varieties of jungle amphibian will frequently move from plant to plant, the tree frog will often stay on the same tree for hours at a time without moving.\nC: Most amphibians in the Tropicalico jungle exhibit some sort of communal behavior and often gather around common water sources, but the tree frog takes in water through its skin so it has no need to congregate near a water source.\nD: Almost all of the trees within the Tropicalico jungle are covered in vines that bear a remarkable similarity to the patterns on the skin of the tree frog.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1350", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMichelangelo' s sixteenth-century Sistine Chapel paintings are currently being restored. A goal of the restorers is to uncover Michelangelo' s original work, and so additions made to Michelangelo' s paintings by later artists are being removed. However, the restorers have decided to make one exception: to leave intact additions that were painted by da Volterra.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to reconcile the restorers'decision with the goal stated in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Michelangelo is famous primarily for his sculptures and only secondarily for his paintings, whereas da Volterra is known exclusively for his paintings.\nB: Da Volterra's work is considered by certain art historians to be just as valuable as the work of some of the other artists who painted additions to Michelangelo's work.\nC: The restorers believe that da Volterra stripped away all previous layers of paint before he painted his own additions to the Sistine Chapel.\nD: Because da Volterra used a type of pigment that is especially sensitive to light, the additions to the Sistine Chapel that da Volterra painted have relatively muted colors.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1351", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor Li, an education expert, pointed out that everyone should keep working hard in his life, otherwise it will be like the story of the tortoise and rabbit race. Running fast at one time can not guarantee to be ahead all the time. If you have a good foundation and can keep working hard, you will succeed earlier than others.\n\nQuestion:\nIf professor Li's statement is correct, which of the following options must be wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang has a good foundation and can keep working hard, but he may succeed later than others\nB: No matter who he is, he can succeed only if he keeps working hard\nC: As long as you keep working hard, anyone can succeed\nD: A temporary failure does not mean a permanent failure\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1352", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development of the Internet of things, an emerging industry, is strong. In only a few years, the industrial scale of the Internet of things has shown a compound growth rate of more than 30% a year. Intellectual property rights such as patents provide strong support for the rapid rise of this sunrise industry. It is predicted that in the next few years, the global Internet of things market will grow rapidly. China's Internet of things market will reach 750 billion yuan in 2015, and the market prospect will far exceed the computer, Internet, mobile communications and other markets. From the current situation of patent applications in China, the number of core technology patents and international patent applications submitted through the Patent Cooperation Treaty is obviously insufficient. Therefore, industry experts point out that it is necessary to accelerate the patent layout of the Internet of things industry in China.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not match the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market scale of Internet of things in China is likely to exceed that of computer market in the future\nB: The development scale of the Internet of things industry in China is growing rapidly as a sunrise industry\nC: The development of Internet of things industry in China needs the support of independent intellectual property rights\nD: The industry of the Internet of things in China will become the pillar industry of our country in the future\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1353", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShort-term and impending earthquake prediction are still a worldwide problem. At present, it is impossible to accurately predict the magnitude and time of an earthquake. Foreign seismologists generally believe that when plastic rocks or serpentinite in the lower crust are squeezed into cracks in the upper crust, it will cause earthquakes. These slippery serpentines are formed by the interaction of iron-and magnesium-rich minerals with water, producing hydrogen in the process. Once the layer breaks, hydrogen emerges through the cracks in the fault, resulting in a sharp increase in the concentration of hydrogen in the normal air.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that earthquakes are predictable.\nB: Describe the general process of earthquake occurrence.\nC: A method of earthquake prediction is introduced.\nD: Reveal the relationship between earthquakes and stratigraphic faults.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1354", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lipstick effect means that consumers are more willing to buy relatively cheap non-essential goods during an economic crisis. When the economy is down, the sales of lipstick will rise sharply. This is because people still have a strong desire to consume during the downturn. As a cheap non-essential thing, lipstick can provide a certain comfort effect to consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following fits the lipstick effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang San has a high income now, but with a simple life, he still likes to buy clothes for about 100 yuan\nB: Li Si had almost no income in the past six months, but he used his parents' savings to buy a car worth 350000 yuan\nC: Wang Wu is under great pressure to repay the mortgage, and the price of food in the unit canteen is relatively high. He often goes to the roadside stall to eat a 10-yuan box lunch\nD: Zhao Liu's recent performance is not good, his income is low, and in order to release the pressure, he drinks 50 yuan a bottle of liquor every Saturday night\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1355", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four people, they are thieves, robbers, judges and policemen. The first man said, the second man is not a thief. the second man said, the third man is a policeman. the third man said, the fourth man is not a judge. the fourth man said, I am not a policeman, and only the police will tell the truth except me.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the fourth person is telling the truth, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first man is a policeman and the second man is a thief.\nB: The first man is a thief and the fourth man is a judge.\nC: The third man is a policeman and the fourth man is a judge.\nD: The second man is a robber and the third man is a thief.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1356", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnergy analyst: During this record-breaking heat wave, air conditioner use has overloaded the region' s electrical power grid, resulting in frequent power blackouts throughout the region. For this reason, residents have been asked to cut back voluntarily on air conditioner use in their homes. But even if this request is heeded, blackouts will probably occur unless the heat wave abates.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most air-conditioning in the region is used to cool businesses and factories.\nB: Most air-conditioning systems could be made more energy efficient by implementing simple design modifications.\nC: The heat wave is expected to abate in the near future.\nD: Air-conditioning is not the only significant drain on the electrical system in the area.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1357", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA few kind owners went to the market to collect leaves, which they soaked in salt and made their only delicacies.\n\nQuestion:\nIs this a compliment or an expose to the boss?\n\nOptions:\nA: reveal\nB: praise\nC: eulogize\nD: Neither praise nor scorn\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1358", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSensation: Refers to the reflection of the individual attributes of the human brain on the objective things that directly act on the sensory organs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a sensation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang Li's brother brought back a kind of fruit she hadn't seen before from other places, so she didn't know its name, but she thought it was very red and cute\nB: When the moon is above your head, you will find that no matter where you go, it always follows behind you\nC: Xiao Ming came home from school and found that his mother had bought a large watermelon and put it on the table\nD: A person lying on the bed, but feels like he is being carried away in a sedan chair, like a feeling of bumps\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1359", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMoore: Sunscreen lotions, which are designed to block skin-cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation, do not do so effectively. Many scientific studies have shown that people who have consistently used these lotions develop, on average, as many skin cancers as those who have rarely, if ever, used them.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in Moore's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: takes for granted that there are no other possible health benefits of using sunscreen lotions other than blocking skin-cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation\nB: fails to consider the effectiveness of sunscreen lotions that are not specifically designed to block skin-cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation\nC: overlooks the possibility that people who consistently use sunscreen lotions spend more time in the sun, on average, than people who do not\nD: fails to distinguish between the relative number of cases of skin cancer and the severity of those cases in measuring effectiveness at skin cancer prevention\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1360", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe rescue policy of the United States is a remedial measure to maintain the normal operation of the economy after the bursting of the subprime financial bubble. In fact, the short-term depression of China's real estate market is blocked in the process of creating the real estate bubble. At this time, if the government is free to carry out the so-called bailout in finance, credit and other areas, it means that supporting the real estate industry can continue to inflate the bubble.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is an essential difference between China's real estate bubble and the United States\nB: The Chinese government's measures to rescue the market should not come from finance and credit\nC: China's real estate bubble will eventually burst\nD: The Chinese government should not step in to rescue the market at this time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1361", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople without integrity don't know self-respect, and people who don't know self-respect can't win the respect of others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who don't know self-respect have no integrity;\nB: Those who cannot win the respect of others do not know self-respect;\nC: Those who can win the respect of others are honest\nD: Those who cannot win the respect of others are those who have no integrity\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1362", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHigh schools should only teach abstinence. Students who practice abstinence will never experience an unplanned pregnancy or contract a sexually-transmitted disease.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following weakens the argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Religious organizations support the teaching of abstinence.\nB: Students are less likely to follow teaching about abstinence than safe sex.\nC: Failing to teach about contraceptives increases the spread of sexually-transmitted diseases.\nD: The percentage of students engaging in abstinence is lowest in school districts that only teach abstinence.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1363", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociologist: Many rural residents claim to only approve of modest lifestyles; yet, many of these same rural residents often buy magazines focused on the lives of celebrities. However, it is proven that humans are often fascinated by the very things they condemn. Ttherefore, it is predictable that these celebrity magazines would be popular with these rural residents.\n\nQuestion:\nThe sociologist's argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: More rural residents than before regard modest living highly.\nB: All people who buy magazines focused on the lives of celebrities condemn such lifestyles.\nC: Most rural residents who buy the magazines focused on celebrities do not regard the celebrity lifestyles as modest.\nD: All rural residents who buy the magazines focused on the lives of celebrities are fascinated by the things that they condemn.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1364", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called IP address or network name as the defendant, in fact, only for the pre-filing procedure. In this way, the plaintiff of network infringement can apply to the people's court to investigate the relevant information of the defendant's identity, which can be verified and formally filed for trial, and if it cannot be identified, it will not be accepted. It can be seen that the plaintiff is actually requesting the court to use its investigative power to find out who is behind the IP address or Internet name, transferring the power to investigate and verify the specific identity of the defendant to the court. The plaintiff does not have the special investigative power, and most members of the public do not have the technological means to track the Internet. If the court intervenes and still cannot find out, it will not accept the case. As long as there is no clear defendant, the plaintiff's lawsuit is meaningless ------ Not to mention the trial process, the defendant cannot defend, even if the plaintiff wins the lawsuit, there is no person responsible to bear the corresponding civil liability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of a text's main idea?\n\nOptions:\nA: This paper introduces the dilemma of dealing with legal issues in the network age\nB: Analysis of the plaintiff in the network infringement cases in the disadvantageous position\nC: Analyze the importance of court to determine the identity of the defendant in dealing with cases\nD: Explain the way and significance of clarifying the defendant in network infringement cases\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1365", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe urban cultural living room refers to the place where the city uses the small public spaces of the business circle, subway, airport and other places to hold normal cultural and leisure activities in art, history, folklore and other aspects, so that citizens and visitors from all directions can share together.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to the urban cultural living room?\n\nOptions:\nA: The pedestrian street in a city center recently held a celebration of its 10th anniversary. Immersion drama shows in parent-child programs, as well as two-dimensional exhibitions and electronic competitions, which are loved by students, have attracted many young people to come to sign in.\nB: In the square near the library of a certain city, several groups of sculptures of different forms with the themes of Kunqu Opera, Yangju Opera, Xi Opera and Huai Opera are displayed, and there is an endless stream of citizens coming to see them every weekend.\nC: The walls of an underground street crossing in a city center have recently been replaced with old photos recording the development and changes of the city over the past century, which is in sharp contrast to the surrounding convention and exhibition center, grand theater, science and technology museum and other new buildings.\nD: In recent years, a number of small exhibitions of non-heritage works have been held in the waiting hall of an airport, and passengers from all directions have experienced the charm of Chinese traditional culture while waiting for the plane.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1366", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman beings have been proud of their evolution away from nature, and they are proud to conquer nature with rational iron hoofs. However, take a look at the historical books of mankind that are full of gold and iron horses, think about the nuclear arsenal that can destroy the earth dozens of times, and count the species that are dying out every day because of ecological deterioration. Our human existence as a species, as a link in the earth's biosphere, how much better than other creatures in nature?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the original intention of the author to write this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Point out the damage caused by human beings to nature\nB: It is pointed out that human values make human beings ignore respect for nature\nC: It is pointed out that human beings should feel ashamed in front of nature\nD: Point out the mistake of human beings' understanding that they are superior to other creatures\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1367", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a magic show, from the seven magicians - G.H.K.L.N.P and Q, select 6 to perform, perform into two teams: 1 team and 2 team. Each team by the front, middle and after three positions, playing the magician just each occupies a position, the selection and position arrangement of the magician must meet the following conditions :(1) if the arrangement of G or H play, they must be in the front. (2) If K is to play, he must be in the middle. (3) If L is to play, he must be in team 1. (4) Neither P nor K can be on the same team as N. (5) P cannot be in the same team as Q. (6) If H is in team 2, Q is in the middle position of team 1.\n\nQuestion:\nIf G is on team 1 and K is on team 2, which of the following magicians must be behind team 2?\n\nOptions:\nA: L\nB: N\nC: P\nD: Q\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1368", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrademark infringement refers to the use of a trademark by another person for a commercial purpose without the permission of the trademark owner, or the use of a major part of another person's trademark as his trademark on the same or similar goods, thus produces the trademark to confuse to deceive the consumer.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a trademark infringement?\n\nOptions:\nA: A painter painted the trademarks of many big brands on a painting after artistic treatment and named it Modern.\nB: After the trademark Immortal Woman He registered by Enterprise A became popular in the market, it was produced by Enterprise B in the form of a branch factory. Enterprise A does not know about this.\nC: Du named his study Du Fu Thatched Cottage.\nD: In order to highlight the fact that their products are made from imported materials, a factory has printed the American flag on the packaging.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1369", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVanwilligan: Some have argued that professional athletes receive unfairly high salaries. But in an unrestricted free market, such as the market these athletes compete in, salaries are determined by what someone else is willing to pay for their services. These athletes make enormous profits for their teams' owners, and that is why owners are willing to pay them extraordinary salaries. Thus the salaries they receive are fair.\n\nQuestion:\nVanwilligan's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a professional athlete's salary is fair, then that salary is determined by what an individual is willing to pay for the athlete's services in an unrestricted free market.\nB: The fairest economic system for a society is one in which the values of most goods and services are determined by the unrestricted free market.\nC: If professional athletes were paid less for their services, then the teams for which they play would not make as much money.\nD: Any salary that a team owner is willing to pay for the services of a professional athlete is a fair salary.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1370", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe western Pacific Ocean is the area with the most concentrated seamount system in the world, but the understanding of seamounts here is very limited. The Mariana trench in the western Pacific Ocean is a plate subduction zone, and the seafloor geological movement is very active. The material composition and genesis of seamount volcanic rocks are of interest to marine geologists. The warm pool and the northern equatorial current in the western Pacific Ocean have an important impact on China's climate and are the focus of physical marine scientists. There is also the coral reef triangle with the highest marine biodiversity in the world, which is a hot area for the study of the origin and evolution of marine life. Therefore, marine scientists can carry out multi-disciplinary cooperative exploration and research of seamounts, such as hydrophysics, chemistry and biogenic elements, topography and geomorphology, geological environment and biological ecology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is mainly introduced in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The important value of carrying out scientific research in the western Pacific\nB: People's understanding of the seamount system in the Western Pacific Ocean\nC: Marine resources in the western Pacific region\nD: Marine resources in the western Pacific region\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1371", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConcept is a thinking form that reflects the essential attributes of objects. The extension of concept refers to all objects with the essential attributes reflected by the concept. According to whether there are overlapping parts between concept extensions, the relationship between concepts can be divided into compatible relationship and incompatible relationship. The compatible relationship between concepts refers to the relationship that two concept extensions at least partially overlap.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following concepts is not compatible:\n\nOptions:\nA: Conductor-semiconductor\nB: The capital of the United States-Washington\nC: Writer - Chinese writer\nD: College Students - CPC Members\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1372", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientific and technological strength refers to the country's ability to use various scientific and technological resources nationally and globally in order to pursue and achieve development strategic goals. It includes scientific innovation capabilities, technological innovation capabilities, the ability to use new technologies, and the use of global information, and the ability to invest in research and development. The scientific and technological strength of a country is shown in the ability to acquire, utilize and allocate various scientific and technological resources for the country.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the scientific and technological strength of a country?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the technology is at the advanced level of similar technologies in the world.\nB: The overall strength of the world in the competitiveness of science and technology.\nC: The absolute strength of the country's science and technology.\nD: The static strength of the country's science and technology.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1373", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe attitude towards intellectuals marks the degree of civilization of a nation, while the attitude towards workers and peasants tests the conscience and conscience of the nation. So _\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best complete the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Intellectuals, workers and peasants should be treated equally.\nB: How to treat workers and peasants is even more important than how to treat intellectuals.\nC: Intellectuals can be treated twice as much as workers and peasants.\nD: We should be kind to intellectuals, as well as workers and peasants.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1374", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBenign conflict refers to the management strategy that managers try to turn minor conflicts within the enterprise into cohesion and promote the development of the enterprise.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the benign conflict?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company holds a staff Congress to revise the regulations on rewards and punishments. There was a great difference of opinion among the participants, and everyone was red in the face. In the end, the minority obeyed the majority and passed the amendment to the regulation.\nB: An enterprise is faced with a technical problem that needs to be solved urgently. The general manager suggested that whoever can propose a solution can serve as the project supervisor and win a heavy prize of 100000 yuan. The proposal was opposed by some participants and finally failed to pass.\nC: Mr. Xu and Mr. Jing are a pair of old partners in a certain company. They often disagree and do not give way to each other on some major decision-making issues, but they can always reach an agreement in the end. Under their leadership, the company's performance has improved steadily.\nD: When Manager Jiang of the marketing department heard that the salesman reflected the quality of the product, he gave feedback to the quality inspection department and had a contradiction with the manager of the production department. The company organized three departments to meet for many times to coordinate, and finally established a good communication mechanism.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1375", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll highly successful salespersons are both well organized and self-motivated, characteristics absent from many salespersons who are not highly successful. Further, although only those who are highly successful are well known among their peers, no salespersons who are self-motivated regret their career choices.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All salespersons who are well organized but not highly successful are self-motivated.\nB: No self-motivated salespersons who are not highly successful are well organized.\nC: All salespersons who do not regret their career choices are highly successful.\nD: No salespersons who are well known among their peers regret their career choices.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1376", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists conducted a study on 76 heart disease patients. They used three methods: a volunteer to bring a dog to visit the patient, a volunteer to visit the patient and no volunteer to test separately the response of these patients. It was found that in the first case, the patient's anxiety level dropped by 24%, in the second case, the patient's anxiety level only dropped by 10%, and in the third case, the patient's anxiety level remained at the original level. Therefore, scientists believe that dogs can help people with heart disease to reduce anxiety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can weaken the scientists' argument most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The experiments with dogs and without dogs were selected in two different time periods.\nB: Among the volunteers with dogs, the vast majority like and raise their own pet dogs.\nC: Among the patients visited, the vast majority like and raise their own pet dogs.\nD: Most of the dogs that volunteers bring to visit patients are more docile.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1377", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe radiation absorbed by someone during an ordinary commercial airline flight is no more dangerous than that received during an ordinary dental X-ray. Since a dental X-ray does negligible harm to a person, we can conclude that the radiation absorbed by members of commercial airline flight crews will also do them negligible harm.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the argument is its failure to consider that\n\nOptions:\nA: there may be many forms of dangerous radiation other than X-rays and the kinds of radiation absorbed by members of commercial airline flight crews\nB: receiving a dental X-ray may mitigate other health risks, whereas flying does not\nC: flying at high altitude involves risks in addition to exposure to minor radiation\nD: the longer and the more often one is exposed to radiation, the more radiation one absorbs and the more seriously one is harmed\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1378", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn economics, a Veblen good is an item which people buy in greater quantity when the price goes up. According to the Law of Supply and Demand, when the price of an ordinary item goes up, demand drops, i. e. people buy fewer of them. A Veblen good is a luxury item to which status is attached, such as a designer outfit or luxury car. As the price of such an item increases, its prestige increases, which makes the item that much more desirable. Ttherefore, as the price increases, the demand also increases, and more of these items are sold. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a view that the author opposes; the second is the main conclusion.\nB: The first is an ironic description of what could happen in the marketplace; the second is a more realistic description of what actually happens.\nC: This first is a piece of evidence supporting the main conclusion; the second is the main conclusion.\nD: The first is a general rule, the violation of which seems to indicate a paradox; the second is the resolution of that apparent paradox.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1379", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAttention is a psychological state that selectively points to and focuses on a certain object or activity. attention can be divided into intentional attention and unintentional attention according to whether it is generated and maintained out of conscious intention and effort.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following description of the students' states belongs to intentional attention?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang rushed to the classroom two minutes after the class bell rang. He shouted May I come in at the door, which turned the attention of the students to Zhang\nB: When talking about the cultural revolution, Mr. Li suddenly took out an enlarged old photo from under the podium, and the students' eyes were immediately attracted\nC: Professor Huang kept talking on the stage for nearly an hour and a half. He was still not tired. Suddenly, the power was cut off and the microphone was silent. Instead, thousands of students who had been whispering under the stage suddenly quieted down\nD: Mr. Liu said, the scope of this examination is announced below. all the students immediately took out the book and wrote it down\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1380", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlexible management: The organization takes people as the center and flexibly operates various management methods, which can produce good management effects by influencing people's psychology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the flexible management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the 7-year-old child had a cold and fever and there was no one to look after him at home, Zhang Li had to take it to work.The leader asked her to take a break and send the child to the hospital.\nB: A government department organized a group to study abroad and went to Disneyland on the way to play a day.The leaders have granted special approval for the reimbursement of this expense.\nC: The office director is responsible for attendance. No matter who delays, the attendance record is qualified, so the relationship between colleagues is very good.\nD: The new employee, Xiao Wang, failed the training exam during the probation period, but the workshop director considered that she was a relative of the vice president and made an exception to get her to work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1381", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring its caterpillar stage, the leopard magpie moth feeds on a plant called the Natal grass cycad and by so doing laces its body with macrozamin, a toxin that makes the moth highly unpalatable to would-be predators. Since the Natal grass cycad is now endangered and facing extinction, the leopard magpie moth is also in danger of extinction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Potential predators of the leopard magpie moth cannot determine from appearance alone whether a moth's body is laced with macrozamin.\nB: The leopard magpie moth does not have the speed or the agility to escape from any of its potential predators.\nC: None of the potential predators of the leopard magpie moth have developed a tolerance to macrozamin.\nD: Feeding on the Natal grass cycad is the only means by which the leopard magpie moth can make itself highly unpalatable to predators.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1382", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXia Yan, Xiao Jia and Zheng Wei three students to travel together, in order to take pictures convenient, each person is taking the student's camera, back is another classmate's bag.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the person carrying Zheng Wei's bag is holding Xiao Jia's camera, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Jiana is Zheng Wei's camera\nB: Zheng Wei, take Xiao Jia's camera\nC: Zheng Wei is carrying Xia Yan's bag\nD: Xiao Jia is carrying Zheng Wei's bag\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1383", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive of A, B, C, D and E of a company like to travel abroad. Last year, in Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom and France, each of them traveled to two of these countries, and there were always 2-3 of them in each country. It is known that: (1) if A goes to Korea, D will not go to England. (2) C and E always travel abroad together last year. (3) and B only travel to European countries.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the total number of trips by five people to European countries is as large as that to Asian countries, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A went to Japan.\nB: A went to England.\nC: A went to France.\nD: E went to England.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1384", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe unilateral administrative behavior refers to the behavior of administrative subject to use administrative power in order to achieve administrative purposes.The administrative actions of both parties refer to the act of the administrative subject and the equality of the other party.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is an administrative act of both parties?\n\nOptions:\nA: The State Council issued the Emergency Regulations for Emergency Public Health\nB: The tax authorities made a taxpayer of tax evasion taxation made a fine of penalties\nC: In order to build airports, the municipal government signed a public project contract contract with the construction enterprises\nD: The National Tourism Administration released a summer holiday travel guide and tips\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1385", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychological contract refers to the implied relationship between the individual and the organization that is not expressly stipulated in the respective responsibilities and expectations of each other.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a measure to establish a psychological contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to improve employee motivation, the person with the best monthly performance can enjoy double salary.\nB: In order to solve the worries of employees, the enterprise signs lifelong contracts with excellent employees.\nC: In order to attract excellent talents, the enterprise promises to provide employees with interest free loans for house purchase.\nD: Combined with its own development blueprint, the enterprise provides career design for employees.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1386", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn yesterday' s council election a majority of voters supported conservative candidates, and a majority of voters supported candidates who voted in favor of the antipollution act. Ttherefore, it must be that a majority of voters in yesterday' s council election supported conservative candidates who voted in favor of the antipollution act.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an argument that contains flawed reasoning most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mark will go on a picnic today only if it does not rain. Susan will go on a picnic today only if Mark goes too. Since it is not going to rain today, both Mark and Susan will go on a picnic.\nB: According to Sara, most children like pies. According to Robert, most children like blueberries. So if Sara and Robert are both right, it must be that most children like pies that contain blueberries.\nC: The majority of customers who regularly eat at this restaurant always order both fish and stuffed mushrooms. Thus, fish and stuffed mushrooms must be the restaurant's most frequently ordered dishes.\nD: Bill claims that soil can be damaged if it is tilled when it is too wet, and Sue claims that seeds planted in wet soil can rot. Ttherefore, if both claims are true, gardeners who till and plant their gardens when the soil is wet damage both their soil and their seeds.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1387", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLawyer's legal responsibility: refers to the lawyer's deliberate or negligent violation of relevant laws and regulations and the lawyer's practice discipline, which damages the legal rights of the parties, disrupts the normal judicial order, and affects the image of the lawyer's profession. Consequences that cause lawyers to bear civil, administrative, and criminal liabilities in accordance with the law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following does not belong to the legal responsibility of a lawyer?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lawyer's loss of important evidence results in the inability to produce evidence or the evidence becomes invalid\nB: The lawyer neglected his duty and handled the case hastily\nC: The judge didn't judge the case strictly, so that he judged the wrong case.\nD: When the evidence should be collected, the evidence was obliterated because it was not collected in time due to the lawyer.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1388", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwo years ago, the government of Runagia increased by 20 percent the government-provided pensions paid to Runagians over 65. The aim of the increase was to stimulate the economy in the rural regions of the country, where most pension recipients live. Statistics, however, show that there has been no increase in economic activity in those regions since then, but that there has been noticeably more spending in the urban areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain why the increase resulted in the unintended state of affairs described?\n\nOptions:\nA: The pensions were increased when the number of people below the poverty level in rural areas of Runagia reached an all-time high.\nB: Until the pensions were increased, many Runagians over 65 in rural regions had been receiving support from their children who live in urban areas.\nC: The Runagian postal system is so inefficient that it can take up to three weeks for pension checks to reach recipients in rural areas.\nD: City-dwellers in Runagia rarely travel to rural regions of the country.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1389", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe familiar slogan survival of the fittest is popularly used to express the claim, often mistakenly attributed to evolutionary biologists, that the fittest are most likely to survive. However, biologists use the term fittest to mean most likely to survive, so the slogan is merely claiming that the most likely to survive are the most likely to survive. While this claim is clearly true, it is a tautology and so is neither informative nor of scientific interest.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only claims that are true are of scientific interest.\nB: Informative scientific claims cannot use terms in the way they are popularly used.\nC: Popular slogans are seldom informative or of scientific interest.\nD: The truth of a purported scientific claim is not sufficient for it to be of scientific interest.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1390", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the public policy of a certain place is formulated correctly and implemented effectively, there will be no large-scale petitions. Only when the relevant decision-makers do not care about the masses will large-scale petitions occur. The public policy formulation of a certain place is correct, and the relevant decision-makers are also concerned. Relying on the masses and conducting in-depth actual investigations and studies, the local masses are satisfied with this.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following options can not be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is a large-scale petition in a certain place, the relevant decision-makers in that place do not care about the masses\nB: If there is a large-scale petition in a certain place, the public policy of that place is not implemented effectively\nC: If there is no large-scale petition in a certain place, then the public policy implementation of that place is strong\nD: If there is no large-scale petition in a certain place, then the public policy of that place is formulated correctly\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1391", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe communication media have irresistible power. The information they convey is like a bullet hitting the body and the medicine is injected into the skin. The audience is completely in a passive position, passively waiting for and accepting all kinds of ideas, feelings and knowledge instilled by the media. The response of the audience's personality differences to the information provided by the mass media can be ignored.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would weaken the above view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: People will inevitably cause a certain response to a certain stimulus.\nB: Adhering to reader demand orientation does not create the greatest benefit for the audience.\nC: The public is generally worried about the vulgarization of TV programs.\nD: The cancellation of the film classification system did not affect the number and composition of its audience.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1392", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI picked up the book the urchin at the Crossroads several times and put it down again and again, because every now and then there were pictures of urchins I met during my 18 years of teaching. Interestingly, what other students solidify in my memory is picture-image, while they are video-story. The memory of their teachers is much larger than that of other children.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The long teaching career left a lot of memories for me.\nB: The urchin reminds me of many stories that have happened.\nC: Naughty students left a more vivid impression on me.\nD: This book touches many associations of my teaching career.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1393", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the deregulation of airlines, delays at the nation' s increasingly busy airports have increased by 25 percent. To combat this problem, more of the takeoff and landing slots at the busiest airports must be allocated to commercial airlines.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the effectiveness of the solution proposed above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The major causes of delays at the nation's busiest airports are bad weather and overtaxed air traffic control equipment.\nB: After a small Midwestern airport doubled its allocation of takeoff and landing slots, the number of delays that were reported decreased by 50 percent.\nC: Since deregulation the average length of delay at the nation's busiest airports has doubled.\nD: Over 60 percent of the takeoff and landing slots at the nation's busiest airports are reserved for commercial airlines.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1394", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTujia dog is a small hairless beast that only lives in the southern United States. Before humans settled in the southern United States, Tujia's natural enemies were not strong, so Tujia thrived in the southern United States. When humans began to hunt them, Tujia dog became extinct. Therefore, it must be people's minefields that led to its extinction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the reasoning above most?\n\nOptions:\nA: While humans settled in the southern United States, they also brought new species that may be natural enemies of Tujia dogs\nB: Since the first humans settled in the southern United States, Tujia dogs have still existed in some parts of the southern United States for about 300 years\nC: Some breeds of Tujia dogs run faster than leopards\nD: In the southern United States, people hunted another mammal that is easy to be preyed on by natural enemies, but has never been extinct\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1395", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe nature of capital is the pursuit of profit. In the first half of 2004, my country's price rise exceeded the interest rate of bank deposits. From January to July, residents' income continued to increase, but the growth rate of residents' savings deposits continued to decline. In July, the outflow of deposits reached about 100 billion yuan, while the proportion of time deposits in total deposits continued to decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains the flow of most of the 100 billion yuan in savings?\n\nOptions:\nA: In anticipation of continued price hikes, many residents have only current funds to buy what they need at any time.\nB: Due to the expected increase in bank interest rates, many residents' funds can only be deposited in current, and the reserve interest rate will be increased to a fixed term.\nC: Due to the state's control over the scale of loans, the vast number of private enterprises are short of funds, and private lending is active, and the loan interest has been much higher than the bank deposit interest rate.\nD: Because the interest rate on bank deposits is too low, many residents consider whether to buy stocks or funds.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1396", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study found that the nitrite content of fresh vegetables will increase at room temperature and refrigerated for two days, and will be higher than the national standard limit to varying degrees, causing mild to severe poisoning to human body. In this regard, a study found that the nitrite content of fresh vegetables will increase at room temperature and refrigerated for two days, and will be higher than the national standard b value to varying degrees, The results showed that the content of nitrite in vegetables decreased significantly and soon decreased to a safe value. Therefore, the researchers believe that long-term vegetables can be used safely after being washed with fruit and vegetable detergent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the researchers' experimental conclusions most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The content of nitrite in five vegetables was different\nB: Chemicals in fruit and vegetable detergent will destroy the taste of vegetables\nC: In the experiment, the nitrite content decreased only in a short time and soon returned to the state of exceeding the standard\nD: Soaking in clean water for more than 20 minutes can also achieve the same effect in the experiment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1397", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: The level of violence in the United States is higher than that in every other industrialized country. Some people attribute this entirely to a lenient judicial system, but this cannot be right, for the judicial systems in many other industrialized countries are just as lenient.\n\nQuestion:\nThe politician's argument attempts to undermine the explanation by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that the explanation relies on a misguided notion of the purpose of judicial systems\nB: presenting evidence that contradicts an assumption that the explanation relies on\nC: providing an alternative explanation\nD: arguing that the purported fact it is intended to explain is actually untrue\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1398", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe necessary condition is a judgment relationship. That means, if there is no antecedent (condition), there will be no subsequent (result); and if there is antecedent (condition), there may be no subsequent (result). It is a condition opposite to sufficient conditions and sufficient and necessary conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not a necessary condition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by admitting mistakes can they be corrected.\nB: Master market information, and products can be marketable.\nC: If you don't respect others, you can't be respected by others.\nD: If you want a horse to run well, you should ask the horse to eat enough grass.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1399", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress Secretary: Our critics claim that the President' s recent highway project cancellations demonstrate a vindictive desire to punish legislative districts controlled by opposition parties. They offer as evidence the fact that 90 percent of the projects canceled were in such districts. But all of the canceled projects had been identified as wasteful in a report written by respected nonpartisan auditors. So the President' s choice was clearly motivated by sound budgetary policy, not partisan politics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the press secretary's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reports by nonpartisan auditors are not generally regarded by the opposition parties as a source of objective assessments of government projects.\nB: The highway projects canceled in districts controlled by the President's party were not generally more expensive than the projects canceled in districts controlled by opposition parties.\nC: The scheduled highway projects identified as wasteful in the report were not mostly projects in districts controlled by the President's party.\nD: Canceling highway projects was not the only way for the President to punish legislative districts controlled by opposition parties.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1400", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical Advertisement: Mayor Delmont' s critics complain about the jobs that were lost in the city under Delmont' s leadership. Yet the fact is that not only were more jobs created than were eliminated, but the average pay for these new jobs has been higher than the average pay for jobs citywide every year since Delmont took office. So there can be no question that throughout Delmont' s tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument in the advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average pay for jobs created in the city during the past three years was higher than the average pay for jobs created in the city earlier in Mayor Delmont's tenure.\nB: The average pay for jobs in the city is currently higher than it is for jobs in the suburbs surrounding the city.\nC: The average pay for jobs eliminated in the city during Mayor Delmont's tenure has been roughly equal every year to the average pay for jobs citywide.\nD: Average pay in the city was at a ten-year low when Mayor Delmont took office.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1401", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBaihuashan Park is the largest free park for citizens in the city. The garden is planted with exotic flowers and a wide variety of characteristic tree species. Most of them are flowering plants. Because it is located in the temperate zone, there are more than half of the broad-leaved tree species in the park, and all kinds of rare tree species also exceed the general tree species. At the turn of spring and summer, the garden is full of flowers, and in the autumn harvest season, the branches are full of fruit.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The rare broad-leaved tree species in the park are more than the general non-broad-leaved tree species.\nB: The broad-leaved flowering plants in the garden exceed the non-broad-leaved non-flowering plants.\nC: The rare species of hanging fruit trees in the garden are more than those of non-hanging fruit trees.\nD: The fruits of Baihuashan Park can be picked free of charge.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1402", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOur cabbage soup provides good nutrition; a warm bowl of it contains more units of vitamin C than does a serving of mango or fresh broccoli!\n\nQuestion:\nThe advertisement is misleading if which one of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cabbage soup contains important nutrients other than vitamin C.\nB: The amount of vitamin C provided by a serving of the advertised soup is less than the amount furnished by a serving of fresh apples.\nC: Few people depend exclusively on mango and broccoli to supply vitamin C to their diets.\nD: Mango and fresh broccoli are widely known to be nutritious, but their contribution consists primarily in providing a large amount of vitamin A, not a large amount of vitamin C.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1403", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReformer: A survey of police departments keeps track of the national crime rate, which is the annual number of crimes per 100, 000 people. The survey shows no significant reduction in the crime rate in the past 20 years, but the percentage of the population in prison has increased substantially, and public expenditure on prisons has grown at an alarming rate. This demonstrates that putting more people in prison cannot help to reduce crime.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the reformer's argument is that it\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the population has increased significantly over the past 20 years\nB: ignores the possibility that the crime rate would have significantly increased if it had not been for the greater rate of imprisonment\nC: takes for granted that the number of prisoners must be proportional to the number of crimes committed\nD: presumes, without providing warrant, that alternative measures for reducing crime would be more effective than imprisonment\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1404", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the escalation of the situation in the Middle East, the price of crude oil in the international oil market has risen sharply. However, many economic analysts are optimistic that oil prices cannot continue to rise unless there is a sudden increase in demand or a collective boycott by the oil producing countries in the Middle East. If the oil producing countries in the Middle East do not unanimously take oil embargo or other similar actions, the demand for oil in the international market will not increase sharply.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above description, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Prices in the international oil market continue to rise.\nB: The situation in the Middle East has further deteriorated.\nC: Economic analysts will re analyze the reasons for the rise and fall of oil prices.\nD: Oil prices rose in national stock markets.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1405", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConfirmation Bias refers to paying too much attention to the information supporting our decision-making. When we subjectively believe that a certain view is correct, we tend to look for the information that can support this view and ignore the information that may overturn this view.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to Confirmation Bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang dreamed that his wallet had been stolen the night before yesterday. It was really stolen yesterday; Last night he dreamed that he was hit by a car again. As a result, he didn't dare to go out all day today\nB: Xiao Zhang always felt that his roommate's recent performance was abnormal, as if something had happened. The next day, people from the Public Security Bureau found Xiao Zhang and asked about the situation, which confirmed his guess. His roommate was involved in a theft\nC: Since Xiao Wang had the idea of resigning, he always felt that the manager made trouble with him everywhere and even looked down on him. Even the manager joked with him and thought it was a mockery of him\nD: Xiao Lin did not enter a key university this year. He knew it was because he was not strong enough, but he always said to his classmates: if I hadn't caught a cold before the exam, I would have done better.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1406", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the human brain is exposed to visual stimulation at the developmental stage, that is, when it sees the outside world through the eyes, the neurons in the visual cortex are activated, that is, these neurons process different image features such as color, shape, brightness, orientation, distance, and so on. If a person is in a critical period of development of visual function, and visual neurons are not fully activated, they will not react or react weakly when they see some image features in the future, resulting in invisibility or obscurity.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is best used as an argument for which of the following ideas?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are different critical periods of development in different functions of the human body\nB: Underdevelopment of human function may cause lifelong effects\nC: Image features are very important for the activation of visual cortical neurons\nD: Missing the critical period of development may lead to the loss of some human functions\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1407", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs temperatures rise, so does the chance that tropical rainforests will be struck by lightning and start fires. However, current monitoring shows that although the American rainforest is hit by lightning more frequently, it does not cause more forest fires. The researchers believe that this may have something to do with the large increase in the number of vines in the rainforest in recent years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lightning strikes often cause temperate forest fires, but tropical rain forests do not cause large fires because of high humidity\nB: In 1968, the coverage rate of vines in the tropical rain forest was 32%. At present, the coverage rate is as high as 60%, even more than 75% in some areas\nC: The stem of the vine has less resistance relative to the branch and can conduct lightning like a lightning rod on a building, allowing most of the current to flow from its own stem\nD: Lightning strikes such a large-scale and extremely fast discharge, first destroying the external vines, and the trees in the middle are protected\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1408", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEva: A smart highway system should be installed, one that would monitor areawide traffic patterns and communicate with computers in vehicles or with programmable highway signs to give drivers information about traffic congestion and alternate routes. Such a system, we can infer, would result in improved traffic flow in and around cities that would do more than improve drivers' tempers; it would decrease the considerable loss of money and productivity that now results from traffic congestion. Louis: There are already traffic reports on the radio. Why would a smart highway system be any better? .\n\nQuestion:\nEva's argument depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the type of equipment used in smart highway systems would vary from one city to another\nB: on smart highways there would not be the breakdowns of vehicles that currently cause traffic congestion\nC: traffic flow in and around cities is not now so congested that significant improvement is impossible\nD: older vehicles could not be fitted with equipment to receive signals sent by a smart highway system\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1409", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to historical records, the ancient Dian Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period lasted more than 500 years, and its position in Yunnan history is quite important. The bronze culture of the ancient Dian Kingdom absorbed and integrated the cultural essence of different regions and nations. However, after the Eastern Han Dynasty, the ancient Dian Kingdom The country has mysteriously disappeared, and there is no record in history books after the Tang Dynasty. In recent years, thousands of ancient Dian bronzes have been unearthed from the Lijiashan Tombs in Jiangchuan County on the south bank of Fuxian Lake, and the Jinning Stone connected to the north bank of Fuxian Lake .The Dianwang seal was once unearthed in Zhaishan. Based on this, archaeologists speculated that the ancient underwater city of Fuxian Lake in Yunnan is the ancient Dianwang city that mysteriously disappeared.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large number of bronzes were also found in the ancient underwater city of Fuxian Lake\nB: According to archaeological conventions, there are tomb groups near the capital of the kingdom\nC: The ancient underwater city of Fuxian Lake and the ancient Dian Kingdom recorded in historical materials are both located in present-day Yunnan Province\nD: According to experts, the ancient underwater city of Fuxian Lake is in the same historical period as the ancient Dian Kingdom\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1410", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blackmail of public opinion means the profit-seeking behavior of deliberately provoking trouble or controversy with outrageous words and deeds in order to arouse the attention of public opinion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the blackmail of public opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professor Zhang found that a new work was similar to his monograph, so he filed a lawsuit in court and accepted some exclusive interviews with the media.\nB: Jiang often carries out domestic violence on his wife, and his wife will encounter a reflection to the leader of Jiang's unit and community, but his wife deliberately makes a big deal out of him, making him shameless to be a man.\nC: A singer, who has been silent for many years, suddenly announced that he was ready to return to the singing world after revealing his romantic relationship with many people from time to time on the entertainment website, causing an uproar inside and outside the circle.\nD: A certain factory owed its workers several months' wages, but the workers repeatedly asked for nothing and went to the government's petition department to report it. The relevant departments were ready to interview the factory leader, and the factory director came forward to pay the wages in arrears.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1411", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohnson is likely to win the 110m hurdles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is closest to the meaning of the above propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Johnson is unlikely to lose in the 110m hurdles\nB: Johnson is bound to win the 110m hurdles\nC: Johnson is bound to lose the 110m hurdles\nD: Johnson was not bound to lose in the 110m hurdles\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1412", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world is in a period of great development, change and adjustment, and peace and development are still the themes of the times. With the in-depth development of world multipolarization, economic globalization, social informatization and cultural diversity, the reform of the global governance system and international order has been accelerated, the interconnection and dependence of all countries have deepened day by day, and the balance of international power has become more balanced. the general trend of peaceful development is irreversible. At the same time, the instability and uncertainty facing the world is prominent, the momentum of world economic growth is insufficient, the gap between the rich and the poor is becoming increasingly serious, and regional hot issues are emerging one after another. non-traditional security threats such as terrorism, cyber security, major infectious diseases and climate change continue to spread, and mankind faces many common challenges.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be described next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Why do we think that the current world is in an era of development and upheaval\nB: China is an important force in safeguarding world peace and promoting the common development of the world\nC: Correctly understanding and grasping the theme of the times is the basis for all countries to formulate policies\nD: People of all countries should work together to deal with the risks and challenges we face\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1413", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCoherent solutions for the problem of reducing health-care costs cannot be found within the current piecemeal system of paying these costs. The reason is that this system gives health-care providers and insurers every incentive to shift, wherever possible, the costs of treating illness onto each other or any other party, including the patient. That clearly is the lesson of the various reforms of the 1980s: push in on one part of this pliable spending balloon and an equally expensive bulge pops up elsewhere. For example, when the government health-care insurance program for the poor cut costs by disallowing payments for some visits to physicians, patients with advanced illness later presented themselves at hospital emergency rooms in increased numbers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: employing an analogy to characterize interrelationships\nB: demonstrating that cooperation is feasible by citing an instance\nC: attributing without justification fraudulent intent to people\nD: showing that shifting costs onto the patient contradicts the premise of health-care reimbursement\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1414", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are two motivations for help seeking: executive help seeking and instrumental help seeking. The former is that they don't make any attempt or effort, just want to know the answer or let others complete the task on their behalf; The latter is to use the power of others to solve problems or achieve goals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to instrumental help seeking:\n\nOptions:\nA: Mother reported many interest classes for five-year-old Xiao Ming. Xiao Ming made many new friends in the interest class\nB: After the tutor explained the idea and principle of this problem patiently, Xiao Bin asked the teacher to give the answer directly\nC: Based on the opinions provided by a number of consulting institutions, Xiao Feng has formulated a study abroad plan that meets his own conditions\nD: Every time Xiao Wen read an English article and encounter a new word, she will consult the electronic dictionary to master the pronunciation and meaning of the new word\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1415", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInterbank lending refers to the business mode of mutual financing of short-term funds between financial institutions, which aims to adjust short positions and temporary capital surplus and shortage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is interbank lending?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bank A borrows a sum of money from bank B to make up for the credit gap.\nB: Bank A invests in real estate with funds.\nC: When bank A stops business, it finds that the fund revenue and expenditure is unbalanced and integrates funds into other banks.\nD: Fund dispatch between internal branches of bank A.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1416", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCultural and creative industry is a kind of new business type that integrates culture, creativity, science and technology, capital, manufacturing and other elements. Americans have made big creative industries with a glass of water (Coca-Cola), a bread (McDonald's), a chip (Intel) and a mouse (Disney), which generate far more profits and impact than their cars, steel and other industries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options conforms to the original meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural and creative industry is a forward-looking and comprehensive form of business.\nB: Coca-Cola and McDonald's are one of the representatives of American cultural and creative industries.\nC: Cultural and creative industries have replaced the status and role of automobile and steel industry in the United States.\nD: The automobile and steel industry in the United States are in decline.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1417", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNutritionist: The healthiest soups all contain spinach and various other vegetables. Few vegetable soups are thought to be rich in nutrients. The lower the nutritional benefit of a food, the less healthy it is. No vegetable soup that does not contain spinach then should be considered healthy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following would it be most relevant to investigate in evaluating the conclusion of the nutritionist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is spinach the only high-nutrient vegetable that is used in soup?\nB: Which vegetables contain the least nutrients?\nC: Do substances added during the canning process make soup healthier?\nD: Are cream soups healthier than vegetable soups?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1418", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the electricity runs out, the electric bike will not be able to move on. My electric bike can't go on, so the electricity must have run out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to that of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Yao Ming plays, the Chinese team will definitely win. The Chinese team loses, so Yao Ming must not play\nB: I can accept all the terms unless it is obviously unfair. I can't accept this condition, so it's obviously unfair\nC: If Xiaoli study hard, her test scores will be very good. Xiaoli's test scores are not good, so Xiaoli did not study hard\nD: If Xiaomei had been to Hong Kong, she would certainly buy high-end cosmetics. Xiaomei bought high-end cosmetics, so Xiaomei has been to Hong Kong\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1419", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past the country of Malvernia has relied heavily on imported oil. Malvernia recently implemented a program to convert heating systems from oil to natural gas. Malvernia currently produces more natural gas each year than it uses, and oil production in Malvernian oil fields is increasing at a steady pace. If these trends in fuel production and usage continue, ttherefore, Malvernian reliance on foreign sources for fuel is likely to decline soon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to establish in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Have any existing oil-burning heating systems in Malvernia already been converted to natural-gas-burning heating systems?\nB: What proportion of Malvernia's total energy needs is met by hydroelectric, solar, and nuclear power?\nC: Is the amount of oil used each year in Malvernia for generating electricity and fuel for transportation increasing?\nD: Is Malvernia among the countries that rely most on imported oil?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1420", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA college recently conducted a survey on whether scholarships can promote learning efficiency. The survey content includes three indicators: attendance rate of self-study, average time required to complete homework, and average daily reading volume. The results show that scholarship students The learning efficiency is 25% higher than those of the students who have not received the scholarship. It is concluded that the role of the scholarship in helping students to improve the learning efficiency is very obvious.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those students who receive scholarships usually have good study habits and high learning efficiency.\nB: Students who have received scholarships can more easily improve their learning environment to increase their learning efficiency\nC: Students with low learning efficiency usually study for a long time and lack normal rest\nD: The research on the relationship between learning efficiency and the amount of scholarship should adopt quantitative methods\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1421", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nthe school's flood fighting rescue donation team received a large amount of unsigned donation. After searching in many ways,it can be concluded that it was donated by one of Zhao,Qian,Sun,and Li. Upon inquiry,Zhao said It was not my donation,Qian said It was donated by Li,Sun said It was donated by money,Li saidI definitely didn't donate. Finally, a detailed investigation confirmed that only one of the four people was telling the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above known conditions, please judge which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao is telling the truth, Sun donated it\nB: Li is telling the truth, Zhao donated it\nC: Qian is telling the truth, Li donated it\nD: What Li said was a lie, Li donated it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1422", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFunction is the inherent efficiency of things, it is determined by the structure of internal elements of things, and it is a kind of internal mechanism which is relatively stable and independent from the interior of things. Function is the external effect produced by the relationship between things and the external environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car has the function of transportation\nB: The spleen has the functions of hematopoiesis, blood filtration, scavenging senile blood cells and so on\nC: Law has the function of promoting the progress of scientific, technological and cultural undertakings\nD: Mobile phone has the function of communication\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1423", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAction thinking is also called intuitive action thinking. Its basic characteristic is that thinking and action are inseparable, and one cannot think without action. The task or topic of action thinking is related to the object that is directly perceived at present, and the way of thinking to solve the problem is not based on appearances and concepts, but based on current perceptions and actual operations.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings cannot be considered action thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Toddlers fiddle with objects to calculate\nB: Students ride bicycle home\nC: Gorilla piles up wooden boxes to get things from high places\nD: Architect draws a design drawing on the computer\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1424", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAffected by the film and television capital Winter and policy tightening, the overall size of the original series shrank in 2019. Film and television data show that the overall number of shows dropped by 6% in 2019, from 452 to 377, but the average score of the top 30 shows rose from 5.96 in 2018 to 6.51 in 2019, according to an authoritative film and television website. To a certain extent, this shows that after the number of episodes has been greatly reduced, the top boutique dramas have not been greatly affected, and the market has eliminated a number of non-boutique dramas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many original series that they are very cheap to shoot, and there is room for further compression.\nB: Policies for the film and television industry are mainly focused on restricting vulgar and harmful film and television works.\nC: From 2018 to 2019, the grading process and standards of this authoritative film and television website are consistent.\nD: In 2018, the authoritative film and television website scored all the original series.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1425", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nM University student Xiao Duan suddenly became seriously ill, and a classmate secretly donated money to help. After Xiao Duan turned from crisis to safety, he wanted to know who made the donation. He asked five students and got the following answers: (1) Either A donated or B donated; (2) If A donated, then C also donated; (3) If B did not donate, then D donated; (4) Neither A nor B donated. In fact, only one sentence of the five students'answers was yes fake.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: C donated\nB: D donated\nC: A donated\nD: B donated\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1426", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called national media literacy refers to the national literacy to correctly judge the value, significance and function of media information and to effectively use and disseminate information. In the information age, national media literacy has become an important part of national comprehensive literacy. As a media audience, if citizens have higher media literacy, they can distinguish all kinds of ideology and values behind the mass media, distinguish false things from the received information, retain the real things, and refine them. Thus, we can adhere to and carry forward healthy and progressive concepts and cultures, and resist and criticize negative and decadent concepts and cultures.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: What is national media literacy\nB: The significance of improving national media literacy\nC: How to maintain high media literacy\nD: It is necessary to promote layer by layer and continuously improve the national media literacy\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1427", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinguists want to construct legal sentences based on non-meaningful words and meaningful words. It is known that: (1) non-meaningful words have a,b,c,d,e,f.There are meaningful words W,Z, X. (2) if two non-meaningful words are connected by a meaningful word, then they form a meaningful word: (3) if two meaningful words are directly connected, then they form a meaningful word: (4) if two meaningful words are connected by a non-meaningful word, then they form a legal sentence. (2) if two meaningful words are connected by a meaningful word, then they form a meaningful word; (3) if two meaningful words are directly connected, then they form a meaningful word: (4) if two meaningful words are connected by a non-meaningful word, then they form a legal sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following is a legal statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: XWbaZdWc.\nB: aZdacdfX.\nC: aZdacdfX.\nD: aZdacdfX.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1428", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial sports is a variety of physical exercises carried out by different groups such as enterprises, public institutions, staff of state agencies, and urban or rural residents for the purposes of fitness,healthy heart, strong and handsome, entertainment, and medical care.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following activities is not a social sports activity?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mass long-distance running organized by the Beijing Municipal Sports Committee.\nB: A university held a friendly match between the faculty basketball team and the community basketball team.\nC: A city hosted the international triathlon.\nD: Community tennis tournament at the National Olympic Sports Center.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1429", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpring Mountain College recently sent out a survey to the graduating class of 2003 asking that the graduates provide their class rank. Surprisingly, the survey results revealed that most of the students ranked in the top third of the class.\n\nQuestion:\nThe survey results would most likely be explained by which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the graduates of 2003 responded to the survey.\nB: Many of the respondents ranked in the lower half of the class.\nC: A majority of the respondents ranked high in the graduating class.\nD: All the graduates of 2003 had a positive experience while at Spring Mountain College.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1430", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInformal employment refers to a staged, unstable employment method that is not included in the social security system under conditions of fierce competition and imperfect system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following are informal employees?\n\nOptions:\nA: City sanitation worker\nB: Security in public schools\nC: General Motors Workers\nD: Renovation workers on the street\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1431", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo solve the problem of urban traffic congestion, the government has been expanding new roads, but the new road surface is quickly flooded by vehicles. Traffic congestion is not alleviated, but more serious.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, is the least likely to explain this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The minimum speed limit on new roads is higher than on other roads\nB: New roads will tempt people to buy and use cars more\nC: New roads will lead to an increase in residential and commercial areas along the route\nD: People tend to drive on new roads\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1432", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer culture refers to the sum of people's consumption concept, consumption mode, consumption behavior and consumption environment in material production, spiritual production, social life and consumption activities in a certain historical stage.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to consumer culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Golden Week of National Day holiday has promoted residents to participate in leisure consumption of domestic and foreign tourism\nB: Among young people, they are more willing to buy what they need through online shopping\nC: The middle-aged and the elderly, especially the elderly, like to spend in a quiet and comfortable shopping environment\nD: With the development of the Internet, many young people have opened their own online stores\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1433", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDecision makers tend to have distinctive styles. One such style is for the decision maker to seek the widest possible input from advisers and to explore alternatives while making up his or her mind. In fact, decision makers of this sort will often argue vigorously for a particular idea, emphasizing its strong points and downplaying its weaknesses, not because they actually believe in the idea but because they want to see if their real reservations about it are idiosyncratic or are held independently by their advisers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If certain decision makers' statements are quoted accurately and at length, the content of the quote could nonetheless be greatly at variance with the decision eventually made.\nB: Certain decision makers do not know which ideas they do not really believe in until after they have presented a variety of ideas to their advisers.\nC: If certain decision makers' advisers know the actual beliefs of those they advise, those advisers will give better advice than they would if they did not know those beliefs.\nD: Certain decision makers proceed in a way that makes it likely that they will frequently decide in favor of ideas in which they do not believe.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1434", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Sinicization and Confucianization of Ricci et al. was to use traditional Chinese language, writing and thought to find an entry point that restricts the propaganda of Christian doctrines, but in this process, they also have the element of being subdued by the intensive middle school. The news can be revealed in Ricci's Chinese writings and his compliments with scholar-bureaucrats.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough the above text, the author mainly wants to explain:\n\nOptions:\nA: Sinicization and Confucianization are the entry points for Western missionaries to propagate Christian doctrines.\nB: Ricci and others learn traditional Chinese culture because they admire it.\nC: Matteo Ricci and others not only borrowed from traditional Chinese culture, but were also influenced by traditional Chinese culture.\nD: The language, writing and thought of Chinese traditional culture are extensive and profound, and missionaries will inevitably be Sinicized.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1435", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe gun violence tragedy in the United States has reignited the discussion of gun control. Opponents of gun control say gun violence in the United States soared in the 1980s, and some states imposed strict gun controls in 1986. But the average violent crime rate in these states is 1.5 times higher than in other states. It can be seen that strict gun control does not help to reduce violent crime.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which one weakens the above argument most strongly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since 1986, the proportion of households with guns in the United States has declined significantly\nB: Since 1986, the annual number of violent crimes in these states with strict gun control has continued to decline\nC: In states that have strict gun control laws, few people break the law\nD: After comparing the results of various investigations, criminologists did not find that there was a significant correlation between the number of privately owned guns and gun violence crimes\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1436", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWater conservancy projects are projects that are used to control and adjust the surface water and groundwater in nature to achieve the purpose of eliminating harms and benefiting.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not involve water conservancy projects?\n\nOptions:\nA: Urban sewage treatment plants use microorganisms to decompose and absorb organic matter in the water.\nB: Hydropower plants use hydropower technology to convert water energy into electrical energy.\nC: Construction of irrigation facilities for rational development and utilization of groundwater in agriculture to meet the needs of crop growth.\nD: Set up riverbank spillway in the water conservancy hub to prevent dam breaks caused by flooding that exceeds the capacity of the reservoir and overflowing the top.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1437", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFastMart, a convenience store chain, is planning to add pancake syrup to the items it sells. FastMart stores do not have shelf space to stock more than one variety of syrup. Surveys of FastMart customers indicate that one-fourth of them prefer low-calorie syrup, while three-fourths prefer regular syrup. Since FastMart' s highest priority is to maximize sales, the obvious strategy for it is to stock regular syrup.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People buying pancake syrup at convenience stores, unlike those buying it at supermarkets, generally buy it only a few times.\nB: Regular syrup does not sell for a higher price per unit than low-calorie syrup.\nC: Sales of syrup are not expected to account for a large proportion of total dollar sales at the average FastMart store.\nD: In general, customers who prefer regular syrup will buy low-calorie syrup if regular is unavailable, but those who prefer low-calorie will not buy regular syrup.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1438", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to viral infection, the immune systems of mice typically produce antibodies that destroy the virus by binding to proteins on its surface. Mice infected with the herpesvirus generally develop keratitis, a degenerative disease affecting part of the eye. Since proteins on the surface of cells in this part of the eye closely resemble those on the herpesvirus surface, scientists hypothesize that these cases of keratitis are caused by antibodies to the herpesvirus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to support the scientists' reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mice that are infected with the herpesvirus but do not develop keratitis produce as many antibodies as infected mice that do develop keratitis\nB: There are mice that are unable to form antibodies in response to herpes infections, and these mice contract herpes at roughly the same rate as other mice\nC: Other types of virus have surface proteins that closely resemble proteins found in various organs of mice.\nD: Mice infected With a new strain of the herpesvirus that has different surface proteins did not develop keratitis\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1439", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists have made genetic modifications to cotton to increase its resistance to insect pests. According to farmers' report, the amount of insecticide needed per acre to control insect pests was only slightly lower for those who tried the modified seed than for those who did not. Ttherefore, since the modified seed costs more than ordinary seed without producing yields of higher market value, switching to the modified seed would be unlikely to benefit most cotton farmers economically.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to know in order to evaluate the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the farmers who have tried the modified seed planted as many acres of cotton, on average, as farmers using the ordinary seed did\nB: Whether farmers who tried the modified cotton seed had ever tried growing other crops from genetically modified seed\nC: Whether the insecticides typically used on ordinary cotton tend to be more expensive than insecticides typically used on other crops\nD: Whether most of the farmers who tried the modified seed did so because they had previously had to use exceptionally large quantities of insecticide\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1440", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnatomical bilateral symmetry is a common trait. It follows, ttherefore, that it confers survival advantages on organisms. After all, if bilateral symmetry did not confer such advantages, it would not be common.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments is most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since it is Sawyer who is negotiating for the city government, it must be true that the city takes the matter seriously. After all, if Sawyer had not been available, the city would have insisted that the negotiations be deferred.\nB: Clearly, no candidate is better qualified for the job than Trumbull. In fact, even to suggest that there might be a more highly qualified candidate seems absurd to those who have seen Trumbull at work.\nC: Since Varga was away on vacation at the time, it must have been Rivers who conducted the secret negotiations. Any other scenario makes little sense, for Rivers never does the negotiating unless Varga is unavailable.\nD: If Powell lacked superior negotiating skills, she would not have been appointed arbitrator in this case. As everyone knows, she is the appointed arbitrator, so her negotiating skills are, detractors notwithstanding, bound to be superior.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1441", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom the perspective of population spatial layout, urbanization is the transfer of rural population to cities and towns and the transformation from farmers to citizens. The process of transformation from farmers to citizens is the modernization process of human quality. The modernization of human quality is inseparable from receiving modern education. The modernization of human education is the foundation and support of urbanization. Urbanization also means the transfer of employment and production from agriculture to industry and services. The modernization of human mode of production is not only the essential characteristic of urbanization, but also the essential embodiment of human modernization. The foundation of supporting the modernization of human mode of production is the popularization of modern vocational education.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Urbanization is the modernization of man's mode of production.\nB: Urbanization is the Modernization of human quality education.\nC: Farmers in the era of urbanization need vocational education.\nD: Urbanization is the citizenization of the identity of farmers in cities.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1442", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether the world's food demand can maintain a balance depends on the speed of population and economic growth. Population growth will lead to an increase in food intake; on the other hand, economic growth will promote an increase in the consumption of livestock products, change people's food structure, and thus affect the global Grain demand has an impact.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Population growth will affect global cereal demand\nB: Changing the food structure will reduce global grain demand\nC: Economic growth can reduce global demand for cereals\nD: Population growth will lead to an increase in world consumption of livestock products\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1443", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA Beijing newspaper, entitled 15% of fathers raise children for others, released statistics from a judicial material evidence appraisal center in Beijing: of the nearly 600 people who conducted paternity tests in Beijing within a year, 15% of the test results excluded paternity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not question the reliability of statistical inference?\n\nOptions:\nA: The title of the article should be limited: 15% of the fathers who carry out paternity tests raise children for others.\nB: When the paternity test is conducted, there are already doubts about the paternity relationship.\nC: Can modern science and technology really accurately identify paternity?\nD: The cost of paternity testing is too high.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1444", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one study, the researchers observed the classroom participation of nearly 300 children in grade 2 and grade 4 over the course of a school year. Participation is measured by attentive behavior and distraction in class. The former refers to answering questions, raising hands to speak or participating in discussions, while the latter refers to behaviors such as small talk. In the experiment, half of the students stood at high desks while the other half sat. It was found that the students who stood up and listened to the class were more attentive than those who sat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Standing requires the brain to balance the body and control mild muscle contractions, which are moderately stressful to make people more focused.\nB: Sitting for a long time will increase the pressure on the spine, which is not conducive to the health of students.\nC: Even if they stand up and listen to the lecture, some students will walk back and forth, affecting the order of the class and distracting others.\nD: Many lively students prefer to stand up and have better concentration, while introverted students prefer to sit and listen, which they think is more conducive to improving their attention.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1445", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Ming goes to an English cram school outside school every weekend. Xiao Qiang has never attended an English cram school. As a result, Xiao Ming and Xiao Qiang scored 95 and 55 respectively in the final exam. Therefore, the reason why Xiaoming's English is better than Xiaoqiang is that he went to an out-of-school cram school.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the most difficult to weaken the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teachers in English cram schools don't teach very carefully\nB: Hong and Ming went to an English cram school at the same time, and she got 80 points in the English exam this time\nC: In the last English exam, Ming and Qiang scored 99 and 39 respectively\nD: Gang has never been to an English cram school, and he got 80 points in the English exam this time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1446", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's era, our labor can be divided into two parts, one is the labor paid in order to obtain the necessary means of livelihood for today's survival, and the other is the labor paid in advance for development.When the ratio of the former is greater than the latter, it shows that our labor is still in a lower stage, while the latter is much larger than the former, it means that our labor level has been greatly improved.Therefore, only through social development and progress and improving people's efficiency and level can we truly realize the complete liberation of human beings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: If we want to make our society develop faster, we should engage in more labor paid in advance for future development\nB: An important sign of the development of human society is the improvement of labor level\nC: In modern society, anyone's work can be divided into two levels\nD: In today's era, the main purpose of our labor is to obtain the means of living necessary for survival\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1447", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nContinuous exposure to indoor fluorescent lamps is beneficial to the health of hamsters with congenital heart disease. The average life span of a group of hamsters exposed to continuous exposure to fluorescent lamps is 25% longer than that of another group of hamsters of the same species but living in the dark.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following questions is best answered by the research method described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Does sunlight or fluorescent light have so much impact on the work of industrial workers?\nB: Can hospital phototherapy be proved to promote the rehabilitation of patients?\nC: How can deep-sea fish survive in the dark?\nD: What disease is hamster suffering from?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1448", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArt historian: Successful forgeries tend to be those most recently painted. While such a phenomenon may sound counterintuitive, a forger is able to exploit current modes of aesthetics to create paintings that appeal to the eye of his or her contemporaries. This very quality, however, is what makes those paintings seem amateurish to subsequent generations. As a result, a majority of forgeries are identified as such roughly twenty-five years after their creation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption upon which the argument rests?\n\nOptions:\nA: A piece of art determined to be a forgery does not, after a period of twenty-five years, become valued for its own intrinsic merits.\nB: A generation consists of exactly twenty-five years.\nC: Those who expose the majority of paintings as forgeries are guided by aesthetic considerations.\nD: What is deemed aesthetically pleasing does not change in the course of twenty-five years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1449", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe revocable of a contract refers to the fact that the expression of intent is not true, and the contract that has been in effect is eliminated through the exercise of the right of cancellation by the person with the right to cancel. A contract with a reason for cancellation is called a cancelable contract. This type of contract is mostly a contract established due to a major misunderstanding. Contracts established due to fraud, contracts established due to duress, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is contracts that are revocable?\n\nOptions:\nA: A and B sign a pledge contract and agree that A cannot perform the contract obligations as scheduled, then B obtains the ownership of the pledge\nB: Fund loan contract between A and B\nC: In order to evade enforcement by the court, A donated his property to B\nD: A urgently needs money for medical treatment, B offers to buy A's precious oil painting at a price nearly 5 times lower than the market, A reluctantly signs a contract with B\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1450", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChili peppers relieve indigestion. People who suffer from indigestion after a spicy meal may be shocked and can't believe it. However, this is the conclusion drawn by Italian experts through experiments. They gave the subjects with indigestion a pill containing chili ingredients before meals, and after five weeks, 60% of the subjects' discomfort symptoms were relieved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above experimental conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Capsaicin in chili peppers can block the secretion of a neurotransmitter to some extent\nB: In this experiment, 5% of the subjects had aggravated their discomfort symptoms\nC: In another group of subjects who took the pill after meals, 55% of the subjects' discomfort symptoms were relieved\nD: After paying attention to a healthy diet, people with dyspepsia usually relieve their discomfort within a month\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1451", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Argentina joins the alliance, Brazil and Chile will boycott the alliance. If Brazil and Chile have one country boycotting the alliance, the alliance will exist in name only. The alliance will not exist in name.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Brazil did not participate in the alliance\nB: Brazil joins the league\nC: At least one country in Chile or Brazil did not participate in the alliance\nD: Argentina did not participate in the league\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1452", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarbin people are all northerners, and some Harbin people are not workers.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above proposition is correct, which of the followings must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some northerners are workers\nB: Some workers are northerners\nC: Some northerners are not workers\nD: Some workers are not northerners\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1453", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWang Gang: It is confirmed that more than 80% of heroin users have a history of smoking marijuana. Such data seem to suggest that marijuana use will definitely lead to heroin use. Li Yan: Maybe marijuana use does lead to heroin use, but citing the statistics you mentioned to prove this is absurd, because 100% of heroin users have a history of drinking water.\n\nQuestion:\nIn response to Wang Gang's argument, which of the following argumentation techniques did Li Yan use?\n\nOptions:\nA: To provide an example showing that nothing that induces heroin use is unsafe.\nB: Question the practice of establishing causality based solely on statistics.\nC: Provide evidence that the statistics Wang Gang used to support his conclusions were inaccurate.\nD: Show that Wang Gang's argument is flawed by showing that it will lead to a clearly false conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1454", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefinition: 1. administrative compensation: a kind of compensation liability borne by the state when the administrative subject illegally implements the administrative act, infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of the opposite party, and causes damage. 2. administrative compensation: the state administrative organ and its staff have caused losses to the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations due to legal administrative acts in the process of managing state and social public affairs, The system of compensation by the state according to law. 3. administrative recoupment: after the administrative compensation obligation organ pays the compensation expenses to the administrative compensation claimant on behalf of the state, it shall order the organizations and individuals with intentional or gross negligence to bear part or all of the compensation expenses according to law. Example: Li's homestead was expropriated by the state, Obtained various compensation of 60000 yuan. An urban construction law enforcement brigade damaged adjacent legal buildings when demolishing illegal buildings. Later, the law enforcement brigade privately compensated the house owner. Interpol Zhao seriously injured the suspect by extorting confessions by torture. After the public security organ compensated the party, it ordered Zhao to bear part of the medical expenses\n\nQuestion:\nHow many examples meet one of the three definitions of appeal?\n\nOptions:\nA: 0\nB: 1\nC: 2\nD: 3\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1455", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a recent study, a group of subjects had their normal daily caloric intake increased by 25 percent. This increase was entirely in the form of alcohol. Another group of similar subjects had alcohol replace nonalcoholic sources of 25 percent of their normal daily caloric intake. All subjects gained body fat over the course of the study, and the amount of body fat gained was the same for both groups.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The proportion of calories from alcohol in a diet is more significant for body fat gain than are the total calories from alcohol.\nB: Body fat gain is not dependent solely on the number of calories one consumes.\nC: In the general population, alcohol is the primary cause of gains in body fat.\nD: An increased amount of body fat does not necessarily imply a weight gain.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1456", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCongressman Jones experienced a drop in his approval numbers after announcing that taxes in his district would increase the following year. His office also received a significant number of phone calls decrying this tax raise. Nevertheless, he claims that reactions to the tax increase were unrelated to his drop in voters' approval of him.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly supports Congressman Jones's position?\n\nOptions:\nA: Congressman Jones previously raised taxes in his district and received a similar number of phone calls.\nB: Elected officials are only likely to attribute drops in their approval numbers to policies only when citizens call their offices about these policies.\nC: The citizens who called in to Congressman Jones's office had all voted for him in the previous election.\nD: All elected officials in his area experienced similar drops in approval numbers at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1457", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe hurricane that threatens the continental U.S. was formed by the triggering of high pressure off the west coast of Africa. The continental U.S. is hit by particularly frequent hurricanes whenever there's a lot of rain in the sub-Saharan region. So, a lot of rainfall must be the cause of the hurricane that raises the pressure of the airflow.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments contains the most similar flaw to the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cars drive faster on long streets than on short streets, so pedestrians on long streets are more dangerous than pedestrians on short streets.\nB: Many of those who became entrepreneurs often played competitive sports while they were in college. Therefore, participation in competitive sports must increase the ability to become an entrepreneur.\nC: The petals of chrysanthemum will close at noon, so the petals of chrysanthemum will open at night.\nD: Events in Eastern Europe will affect the political situation in Central America, so the liberalization of Eastern Europe will lead to the liberalization of Central America.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1458", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Matthew effect refers to a phenomenon in which the good is better, the bad is worse, the more is more, and the less is less.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options do not belong to the Matthew Effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the frenzy of stock market and property market, the dealers are always the most profitable and the retail investors always loses most\nB: Talents from underdeveloped areas will flow to developed areas, and resources from underdeveloped areas will flow to developed areas at a low price. The systems in underdeveloped areas are usually not as reasonable as those in developed areas, so the cycle goes back and forth, and regional differences will become larger and larger.\nC: Anyone can just buy only one lottery ticket and win the jackpot\nD: The more talents a place has, the more attractive it is to talents; conversely, the scarcer the recognized talents are\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1459", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally believed that people's aesthetic judgment is subjective, and this is true in a short period of time, and people's evaluation of contemporary works of art often diverges greatly. However, over time, the subjective element in aesthetics gradually disappears. When a work of art continues to provide pleasure and beauty over the centuries, as in Da Vinci paintings and Bach's music, we can fairly objectively call it a great work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is best supported by the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Da Vinci and Bach were alive, people's evaluations of their works were different.\nB: It is difficult to objectively determine the value of contemporary works of art.\nC: For the same work of art, people's evaluations of different eras are very different.\nD: If critics unanimously affirm a work of contemporary art, it is a great work.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1460", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the hunting season, the number of people injured by a car while walking on the sidewalk is twice the number of people injured in a hunting accident in the woods. Therefore, during the hunting season, it is safer for people to walk in the woods than on the sidewalk.\n\nQuestion:\nTo evaluate the above argument, which is the most important to know?\n\nOptions:\nA: Number of people walking in the woods during hunting season\nB: The ratio of pedestrians on the sidewalk to the number of people in the woods during the hunting season\nC: The ratio of the number of people injured while walking on the sidewalk during the hunting season to the total number of people\nD: Both car drivers and hunters can be careful during the hunting season. Then the number of injured people will decrease.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1461", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe survey shows that 59.4% of the public feel that the current social Reverse Elimination phenomenon is common, of which 18.8% feel very much. The so-called Reverse Elimination, in short, refers to the elimination of the bad, the elimination of the good, the inferior, the elimination of the high-quality, the mediocre, the elimination of the outstanding and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is reverse elimination phenomena\n\nOptions:\nA: In fact, the efficacy of some high-priced cough drugs in the market is not as good as that of low-cost common drugs, and in fact, common drugs account for a small market share.\nB: A graduated from a famous university and an ordinary university have entered an international well-known company at the same time, but a has not been promoted, but has gradually been recognized by the company\nC: A company has advanced satellite communication technology with high voice quality and wide coverage, but the technical cost of maintaining the technology is high. Later, the company could not make ends meet and declared bankruptcy\nD: Many companies have people who complain about their jobs. As a result, those who complain about their jobs in the company must be much more successful than those without such people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1462", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMs. Zhang especially loves beauty. For many years, she likes to wear skirts in winter to show her graceful figure. Since last winter, she has felt knee pain in cold and overcast days. Later, the doctor diagnosed that she had arthritis. Therefore, Ms. Zhang believes that wearing less in cold and overcast days is the cause of arthritis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, questions Ms. Zhang's point of view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some young women in Japan like to wear skirts in winter, but they don't suffer from arthritis because they wear less in cloudy and cold days\nB: Modern medical research shows that the root cause of arthritis is strain, infection or creation. Wearing less in cloudy and cold days is easy to attack\nC: Ms. Zhang's sister lives in a city with her. For many years, she also likes to wear skirts in winter, but she doesn't have arthritis\nD: Many people who wear more clothes in cloudy and cold days also get arthritis, and most of them are middle-aged and elderly people\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1463", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPositive social deviance refers to deviant behaviors that members of society deviate from or violate existing social norms and play a positive and progressive role in social development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to positive social deviance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Robbery\nB: Pursuing the trendy\nC: Jang Geum violated the custom that women are not allowed to serve as chief medical officers to accept the appointment.\nD: A hippie who opposes cultural goals and the means of achieving them, but cannot change them, and then becomes passive. \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1464", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe opposite theory of investment market means that the investment market itself does not create new value, does not increase in value, or even impairment. If an investor is the same as most investors in investment action, he must not be the one who makes the most profits, because it is impossible for most people to make profits. To get the best benefit, we must be inconsistent with the actions of the majority.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not accord with the opposite theory of investment market?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as you disagree with most investors, the opportunity to get rich will always exist.\nB: When the market is full of investors, we leave.\nC: The price has fallen so much that it's time to fall to the bottom.\nD: When others sell shares, I buy them. When others fear, I buy more shares.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1465", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSedimentary rock hardens within the earth' s crust as layers of matter accumulate and the pressure of the layers above converts the layers below into rock. One particular layer of sedimentary rock that contains an unusual amount of the element iridium has been presented as support for a theory that a meteorite collided with the earth some sixty million years ago. Meteorites are rich in iridium compared to the earth' s crust, and geologists theorize that a meteorite' s collision with the earth raised a huge cloud of iridium-laden dust. The dust, they say, eventually settled to earth where it combined with other matter, and as new layers accumulated above it, it formed a layer of iridium-rich rock.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would counter the claim that the iridium-rich layer described in the passage is evidence for the meteorite collision theory?\n\nOptions:\nA: The huge dust cloud described in the passage would have blocked the transmission of sunlight and lowered the earth's temperature.\nB: Layers of sedimentary rock are used to determine the dates of prehistoric events whether or not they contain iridium.\nC: A layer of sedimentary rock takes millions of years to harden.\nD: Sixty million years ago there was a surge in volcanic activity in which the matter spewed from the volcanoes formed huge iridium-rich dust clouds.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1466", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCotton grass, which grows only in arctic regions, has been the only summertime source of protein available to caribou. Caribou that do not get adequate amounts of protein in the summer are unable to reproduce the following year. Rising average temperatures in arctic regions, however, are causing cotton grass to disappear. Ttherefore, if the warming trend continues, caribou are likely to become extinct.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Caribou that do not eat enough protein to reproduce do not live as long as caribou that do\nB: The warming trend in arctic regions will not enable other plants capable of providing protein to caribou to grow there.\nC: The caribou is the only animal that depends on cotton grass as a major source of food.\nD: Cotton grass is the only one of the caribou's food source that is becoming scarce as temperatures rise in arctic regions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1467", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMale bowerbirds construct elaborately decorated nests, or bowers. Basing their judgment on the fact that different local populations of bowerbirds of the same species build bowers that exhibit different building and decorative styles, researchers have concluded that the bowerbirds' building styles are a culturally acquired, rather than a genetically transmitted, trait.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the conclusion drawn by the researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The bowers of one species of bowerbird lack the towers and ornamentation characteristic of the bowers of most other species of bowerbird.\nB: There are more common characteristics than there are differences among the bower-building styles of the local bowerbird population that has been studied most extensively.\nC: Young male bowerbirds are inept at bowerbuilding and apparently spend years watching their elders before becoming accomplished in the local bower style.\nD: Bowerbirds are found only in New Guinea and Australia, where local populations of the birds apparently seldom have contact with one another.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1468", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNo matter what the reason, the vulgarization of network language has caused harm to the construction of network civilization and even reduced the degree of civilization of the whole society.At present, the development path of the network language has been very clear, from the virtual space to the spoken language, after entering the written language, it may eventually precipitate into all aspects of the language application. If the network vulgar language is allowed to develop, over time, they will become idioms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The negative effect of vulgarization of network language has begun to highlight\nB: The vulgarization of network language will affect the degree of social civilization\nC: We should be alert to the possibility of the transformation of network language into idioms\nD: It is urgent to take measures to control the vulgarization trend of network language\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1469", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAny museum that owns the rare stamp that features an airplane printed upside down should not display it. Ultraviolet light causes red ink to fade, and a substantial portion of the stamp is red. If the stamp is displayed, it will be damaged. It should be kept safely locked away, even though this will deny the public the chance to see it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: A museum piece that would be damaged by display should not be displayed.\nB: Museum display cases should protect their contents from damage caused by ultraviolet light.\nC: The primary purpose of a museum is to educate the public.\nD: The public should judge the quality of a museum by the rarity of the objects in its collection.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1470", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMs. Jia: in Britain, according to the law on the right of eldest son inheritance, the first son born to a man's first wife has the right to inherit family property first. Mr. Chen: you're wrong. The Duchess of brown legally inherited all her father's property.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most appropriate evaluation of Mr. Chen's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Chen's conclusion is a rebuttal to Ms. Jia because he cited a counterexample.\nB: Mr. Chen's conclusion is a rebuttal to Ms. Jia, because he reveals the essence of gender discrimination in the inheritance right of the eldest son.\nC: Mr. Chen's conclusion cannot constitute a rebuttal to Ms. Jia, because no law can be fully implemented.\nD: Mr. Chen's conclusion cannot constitute a refutation to Ms. Jia, because he misunderstood Ms. Jia's words as that only his son has the right to inherit property.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1471", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nClimate insurance is a kind of for the assets, livelihood of the climate risk and loss of life support guarantee mechanism, it through in a larger space and time within the scope of insurance payments on a regular basis to determine the small premium to deal with uncertain climate risk loss, to ensure that losses during direct climate risk insurance is to obtain effectively and quickly.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is covered by climate insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Unusually dry weather has caused a large area of rice production\nB: The quake triggered a landslide that buried a factory below\nC: Roads were closed by heavy snow, resulting in large numbers of livestock starving to death without timely care\nD: Flood discharge upstream caused dikes to burst in downstream areas, resulting in extensive damage to local crops\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1472", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the current society, the fierce competition between people is inevitable, but because of the heavy trade-offs and consequences, many people do not hesitate to violate the ethics and rules and order of public morality. In the end, it is not only difficult to take advantage, but sometimes do harm to themselves. As the system becomes more and more sound, the act of overstepping the rules with too much gain and loss can only lift a stone and drop it on one's own feet. For example, athletes train hard every day to win medals in the competition. When the game they have been waiting for for a long time comes, some athletes will be very nervous, even intentionally or unintentionally to do some illegal things.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: You can't do anything illegal because you put too much emphasis on gains and losses.\nB: Sound rules of the game are conducive to fair competition.\nC: Good grades can only be achieved by maintaining a good state of mind.\nD: Athletes should establish a correct concept of competition.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1473", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn aircraft engine manufacturer has developed a new type of engine with better safety performance than the old engine. In the first year when the new and old engines were sold at the same time, the sales of the old engine exceeded the new engine, and the manufacturer concluded The conclusion is that safety is not the customer's primary consideration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would weaken the manufacturer's conclusion most severely?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no significant price difference between the new engine and the old engine\nB: The new engine can be used by all aircraft that use the old engine\nC: Both private jet owners and airlines buy engines from this aircraft engine manufacturer\nD: Customers believe that the old engine is better than the new engine in terms of safety because they know more about the safety of the old engine\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1474", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe legal liability of a lawyer refers to the lawyer's intentional or gross negligence, violation of the relevant laws and regulations and the lawyer's professional discipline, damages the legal rights and interests of the parties, disrupts the normal judicial procedures, and affects the lawyer's career. The image has led to the consequences that lawyers should bear civil, administrative, and criminal liabilities in accordance with the law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the legal liability of a lawyer?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lawyer loses important evidence, resulting in the inability to provide evidence or the invalidity of the evidence\nB: The lawyer neglected his duty and handled the case hastily\nC: The judge's decision was not strict, so that the wrong case was judged\nD: When evidence should be collected, the evidence is obliterated because of the lawyer's failure to collect it in time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1475", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's scientific research environment continues to improve. Data show that in 2016, China's total research and development investment was 1.57 trillion yuan, making it the second largest research and development investment country in the world after the United States. With a series of national key innovation projects, the focus is Disciplines and key laboratories have been established one after another. Today, China has the ability to provide researchers with scientific research conditions that are not inferior to Western countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: With the increase in scientific research funding, China has also introduced a series of scientific research policies;\nB: National key innovation projects, key disciplines and key laboratories are extremely attractive to researchers;\nC: Scientific research funds can be implemented, and various 'key' measures enable scientific researchers to make the best use of their talents;\nD: The increase in scientific research funding plays a pivotal role in improving the scientific research environment;\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1476", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: Without the intervention of conservationists, squirrel monkeys will become extinct. But they will survive if large tracts of second-growth forest habitat are preserved for them. Squirrel monkeys flourish in second-growth forest because of the plentiful supply of their favorite insects and fruit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be properly inferred from the ecologist's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: If conservationists intervene to help squirrel monkeys survive, then the squirrel monkeys will not become extinct.\nB: At least some of the conservationists who intervene to help the squirrel monkeys survive will do so by preserving second-growth forest habitat for the monkeys.\nC: Without the intervention of conservationists, large tracts of second-growth forest habitat will not be preserved for squirrel monkeys.\nD: No habitat other than second-growth forest contains plentiful supplies of squirrel monkeys' favorite insects and fruit.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1477", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called modernization is to use high technology to preserve the most precious and important things of a nation, rather than uprooting the past and hurriedly transplanting something from a foreign country.All the preservation of culture is not simply for the memory of the past, but for the future, because those who do not have the past are bound to lose the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The future development is inseparable from the reconstruction of national culture\nB: The significance of using high technology to preserve national culture\nC: The value of protecting culture to the future development of the nation\nD: How should national culture face the impact of multiculturalism\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1478", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf there is an election, you can either vote or not. If you vote, you have the satisfaction of knowing you influenced the results of the election; if you do not vote, you have no right to complain about the results. So, following an election, either you will have the satisfaction of knowing you influenced its results or you will have no right to complain.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following most closely resembles that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: When manufacturers use a natural resource, they are either efficient or inefficient. If they are inefficient, the resource will be depleted quickly. If they are efficient, the resource will last much longer. So either manufacturers are efficient or they should be fined.\nB: If you go for a walk, when you are finished either you will feel relaxed or you will not. If you feel relaxed, then your muscles will likely not be sore the next day, though your muscles will more likely become conditioned faster if they do feel sore. Ttherefore, either your muscles will feel sore, or they will become better conditioned.\nC: If you use a computer, its messages are either easily readable or not. If the messages are easily readable, they are merely password protected. If they are not easily readable, they are electronically encrypted. So any message on the computer you use is either password protected or electronically encrypted.\nD: If you attend school, you will find the courses stimulating or you will not. If your teachers are motivated, you will find the courses stimulating. If your teachers are not motivated, you will not. So either your teachers are motivated, or their courses are not stimulating.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1479", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter China's accession to the world trade organization, the income of high-quality talents will increase rapidly with the competition for talents between foreign capital, foreign enterprises and domestic enterprises; A large number of rural labor force leave the land and flow into cities and towns, and the rise of urban unemployment rate makes it difficult for ordinary workers to improve their income level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: The regional income gap will widen\nB: Economic growth causes inflation\nC: Knowledge and skills are the main factors that determine the income level of workers\nD: That China has entried into WTO is not equal to China's rapid economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1480", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial insurance means that the state passes legislation and raises funds through multiple channels. When workers temporarily or permanently lose their labor force and interrupt their work for other reasons, there is no economic income or their labor income is reduced, the social security system provides an economic subsidy given to enable them to enjoy basic living conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is social insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Necessary living support for the elderly, children, the disabled and other people.\nB: Pension, unemployment, medical, work injury, maternity and other insurance\nC: Relief for vagrants and beggars who have no place to live in the city.\nD: Minimum living allowance, five guarantees in rural areas, assistance for extremely poor households, and assistance for disaster victims.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1481", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the first permanent pacemaker was implanted in the human body in 1958, manufacturers of implantable medical devices have been continuously researching various methods to provide electrical energy to their products. Non-rechargeable lithium batteries are currently more common. In transplantation equipment for heart disease and neurogenic diseases, non-rechargeable lithium batteries can generally be used for 7 to 10 years, and they are already relatively longevity. Researchers believe that unless breakthroughs are made in the field of bio-batteries, implantable devices will never work permanently and reliably.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to explain?\n\nOptions:\nA: Implantable devices are currently mainly used in the medical field.\nB: The treatment of neurogenic diseases requires the introduction of new technologies.\nC: Power supply capacity is currently the bottleneck of implantable devices.\nD: The development prospects of implantable medical devices are broad.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1482", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNavigation satellites are located at an altitude of 20,000 kilometers and can be navigated by receiving signals throughout their coverage area. Beyond 20,000 kilometers, a whole new navigation system is needed. Astronomers have proposed several possible navigation systems, the most talked about being pulsar navigation. Pulsars are neutron stars that emit radio or X-ray radiation in the direction of their magnetic poles. They pulse when the axis of rotation does not coincide with the magnetic poles and sweeps across the Earth. Some of these pulsars are so stable that they are comparable to the best atomic clocks on Earth that they are also known as the atomic clocks of the universe. If you can pick up their signals and know where they are, you can use them for interstellar voyages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to be introduced next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pulsar-like atomic clocks in the universe\nB: Some of the current difficulties of interstellar navigation\nC: Experiments to verify the feasibility of pulsar navigation\nD: Factors affecting rotational stability of pulsars\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1483", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are 12 books on a shelf from left to right. Four of them are small paperbacks, two are large paperbacks, three are cloth bindings and three are leather bounds. The first is known to be a large paperback, the fourth is a leather face binding book, three cloth binding books are not adjacent to each other, three leather face bindings are put together, four small paperback books are also placed together and on the far right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be a large paperback?\n\nOptions:\nA: Book Three.\nB: Book Six.\nC: Book Six.\nD: Book eight.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1484", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe sequelae of digital technology refers to the decline of memory or cognitive ability caused by overuse and dependence on digital products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a legacy of the sequelae of digital technology?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhu has a good sense of orientation. He never used a navigator when he was driving. Since the navigator was installed, he can't live without it for a day. There was something wrong with the navigator last night. He had to drive for two hours after a 15-minute drive.\nB: Mr. Ding, who is in his sixties, has a poor memory. Many of the documents and materials he once knew well are now unclear. He often needs to use his mobile phone to verify the relevant contents\nC: Xiao Li and some friends went to the Internet cafe to play all night at the weekend. When they just walked out of the Internet cafe the next morning, they felt that the pedestrians on the roadside were vague\nD: Ms. Zhang heard from her friends many times that she could also buy financial products directly on her mobile phone, so she downloaded a financial APP. Unexpectedly, she went to a phishing website and was cheated of more than 30000 yuan\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1485", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnderwater cultural heritage refers to all cultural, historical or archaeological remains of human existence partially or wholly located underwater, periodically or continuously, for at least 100 years.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to underwater cultural heritage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The world's largest coral reef formed over hundreds of years off the coast of Australia\nB: The Chinese merchant ship Taixing sank between Sumatra and Java during the Daoguang period\nC: Dubai is the first seven-star hotel built on an artificial island in the middle of the sea at the end of last century\nD: Archaeological remains of a Neolithic culture found on the Greek island of Crete between 10,000 and 3300 BC\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1486", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeoffrey never attends a movie without watching the trailer and generally tries to read the reviews prior to the show. At the theater, Geoffrey sometimes buys popcorn and always buys a bottle of water. Geoffrey recently saw the eighth installment of the Boy Wizard Chronicles.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on these true statements, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Geoffrey has read the critics'reviews of the Boy Wizard Chronicles.\nB: Geoffrey ate popcorn during the Boy Wizard Chronicles.\nC: Geoff Geoffrey watched the Boy Wizard Chronicles' trailer and drank a bottle of water during the show.\nD: Geoffrey read the Boy Wizard Chronicles' reviews and drank a bottle of water during the show.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1487", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey by the World Health Organization pointed out that sugar addiction is more harmful than smoking, and long-term consumption of foods with high sugar content will significantly shorten people's lifespan. In recent years, Chinese consumption of sugar has remained high, especially among children. According to survey data, 10 years ago, children in my country drank 715 ml of beverages per day, which has doubled 10 years later. Most beverages currently on the market contain 8% to 11% sugar, and a 500ml bottle of beverage contains between 40g and 55g of sugar. Medical experts recommend that the daily intake of added sugars for adults should not exceed 50 grams, preferably less than 25 grams. Children should not consume more than 25 grams of added sugars per day. However, the amount of added sugar in just 1 drink already exceeds the bottom line of recommended values. As everyone knows, while we are feasting and eating sugar, sugar is quietly eating our health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best title for this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sweet temptation, irresistible\nB: Action to reduce sugar consumption is urgent\nC: Sugar addiction is more harmful than smoking\nD: Low-sugar diet for health\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1488", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntibiotics are standard ingredients in animal feed because they keep animals healthy and increase meat yields. However, scientists have recommended phasing out this practice, believing it may make antibiotics less effective in humans. If meat yields are reduced, however, some farmers will go out of business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If scientists are correct that antibiotic use in animal feed makes antibiotics less effective in humans, then some farmers will go out of business.\nB: If antibiotic use in animal feed is phased out, some farmers will go out of business unless they use other means of increasing meat yields.\nC: If the scientists' recommendation is not heeded, no farmers will go out of business due to reduced meat yields.\nD: If the health of their animals declines, most farmers will not be able to stay in business.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1489", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to promotional material published by the city of Springfield, more tourists stay in hotels in Springfield than stay in the neighboring city of Harristown. A brochure from the largest hotel in Harristown claims that more tourists stay in that hotel than stay in the Royal Arms Hotel in Springfield. If both of these sources are accurate, however, the Report on Tourism for the region must be in error in stating that __.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: The royal arms hotel is the only hotel in Springfield.\nB: The Royal Arms hotel is the largest hotel in Springfield\nC: There is only one hotel in Harristown that is larger than the Royal Arms Hotel.\nD: More tourists stay in hotels in Harristown than stay in the Royal Arms Hotel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1490", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf sponsors of the Olympic Games want to achieve commercial success through the Olympics, it is not enough to simply add five rings on their business cards or set up tents to attract tourists. For the past 15 years, as a global sponsor of the Olympic Games, VISA International Organizations believe that in order to effectively use this world's largest sports and cultural event, it is not just an event that simply throws money into the Olympic flame.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: To achieve commercial success through sponsorship of the Olympic Games, effective marketing is also required\nB: Sponsoring the Olympic Games is an activity to throw money into the Olympic flame\nC: VISA International is the world's largest sponsor of the Olympic Games\nD: VISA International did not set up tents to attract tourists\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1491", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe right to privacy is the right of individuals to keep their personal actions and personal materials confidential and not to be illegally informed, in order to protect their reputation and image without violating the law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the right to privacy?\n\nOptions:\nA: A star refuses to disclose to the judiciary the right to disclose details of his dealings with someone suspected of corruption\nB: Criminal suspects have the right to keep their actions secret from the judicial authorities at the time of the crime\nC: The right of a suspected corruption offender to keep his source of income secret from the media\nD: A married official does not recognize the right to have an extramarital affair with a woman to the news media\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1492", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStimulus generalization means that the conditioned organism learns the behavior of making a specific response to a certain stimulus, so it can make the same behavioral response to similar stimuli. Stimulus differentiation is to enable the organism to learn to make different behavioral responses to conditioned stimuli and similar stimuli through selective reinforcement and regression.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once bitten by a snake, you will be afraid of a well rope for ten years. this behavior belongs to the generalization of stimulation\nB: Looking at Mount Lushan from the front and side, the mountains are undulating and the peaks are towering. When you look at Mount Lushan from a distance, near, high and low, Lushan shows a variety of different looks. It belongs to stimulus differentiation\nC: In order to highlight the brand, manufacturers carry out a unique design of packaging in an effort to stimulate differentiation among customers\nD: After a certain brand of toothpaste becomes a famous brand, the manufacturer names its cosmetics after the same brand, which takes advantage of the Stimulus generalization of customer \n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1493", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBrain-like computing technology is generally divided into three levels: the structure level imitates the brain, the device level approaches the brain, and the intelligence level surpasses the brain. Among them, the structure level imitates the brain refers to the analysis of the brain as a material and physiological object to obtain the basic unit (Various types of neurons and nerve synapses, etc.) each The function and connection relationship network structure; device-level approach to the brain refers to the development of devices that can simulate the functions of neurons and nerve synapses, so as to construct a human brain-scale neural network system under limited physical space and power consumption;the intelligence level beyond the brain refers to the information stimulation, training and learning of the brain-like computer to make it produce intelligence similar to the human brain.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to the intelligence level surpasses the brain?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adjust the synaptic connection relationship and connection frequency and strength of the neural network\nB: Draw an accurate dynamic map of the human brain to analyze and detect the brain\nC: Develop electronic equipment with functions and density equivalent to the human cerebral cortex\nD: Capture the non-linear dynamics of the subtle firing of a single neuron\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1494", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA drug that is highly effective in treating many types of infection can, at present, be obtained only from the bark of the ibora, a tree that is quite rare in the wild. It takes the bark of 5, 000 trees to make one kilogram of the drug. It follows, ttherefore, that continued production of the drug must inevitably lead to the ibora's extinction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The leaves of the ibora are used in a number of medical products.\nB: The ibora generally grows in largely inaccessible places.\nC: The ibora can be propagated from cuttings and grown under cultivation.\nD: The drug made from ibora bark is expensive to produce.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1495", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeripheral products refer to goods made by authorizing the use of characters or animals in animation, comics, games and other works.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the peripheral product?\n\nOptions:\nA: A cultural company asked a master of art to draw a set of postcards of the twelve women of Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions, which were printed and sold.\nB: Xiaotao made a set of clay sculptures changed by Sun WuKong in 72 to participate in the competition of handmade works of art organized by the district cultural center.\nC: An entertainment company has developed a very popular animated film, which simultaneously launches toys and costumes of the protagonist's image.\nD: Xiaoying collects photos of all the roles her idol star has played into a book and sells them among fans.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1496", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople's life is short and unpredictable. When science cannot relieve people's great suffering, it is cruel to deprive them of the power to obtain comfort through faith. Those who cannot withstand the burden of science can be unconstrainedly ignore the maxims of science.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no conflict between science and faith, and no one believes in science 100%.\nB: Human life cannot be explained by science, and we can only be liberated through faith.\nC: With the progress and development of science, religious beliefs will surely be replaced by scientific and rational thinking.\nD: Faith plays the role of savior in areas where science is powerless.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1497", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain city music festival set up seven categories of awards: pop, folk, rock, ethnic, electronic music, rap, and jazz. In the nomination of shortlisted names, it is known that: (1) At least 6 categories are shortlisted: (2) At least 2 categories are shortlisted among pop, folk and rock: (3) If both rock and ethnic categories are shortlisted, then electronic music and rap At least one category is not shortlisted.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: The pop category was not shortlisted.\nB: The folk song category was not shortlisted.\nC: The rock category was not shortlisted.\nD: The Jazz category was not shortlisted.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1498", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistory is a mirror. In the 1960 s and 1970 s, the Earth is experiencing a cooling baptism. At that time, there was an international trend of Cooling off. The world was facing a little ice age and the temperature would continue to drop. In response to this Cooling off, the governments of the time did not take any action to slow or prevent further cooling. Now, the international community has started to say global warming, What should we do? If a little action had been taken to raise global temperatures, it would be hard to say whether it was a credit or a fault. Obviously, science can not be promoted by any kind of consensus, but should be based on objective and serious research.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be infrred?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is more truth in the popular theory of global warming than in the theory of cooling.\nB: The international community should not take any action to slow or stop global warming.\nC: Further objective and serious scientific research on global climate change is needed for the global warming.\nD: If scientists and politicians agree on something, it can move science forward.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1499", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNowNews, although still the most popular magazine covering cultural events in Kalopolis, has recently suffered a significant drop in advertising revenue because of falling circulation. Many readers have begun buying a competing magazine that, at 50 cents per copy, costs less than NowNews at $1. 50 per copy. In order to boost circulation and thus increase advertising revenue, NowNews's publisher has proposed making it available at no charge, but this proposal has a serious drawback, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: NowNews's competitor would begin to lose large amounts of money if it were forced to lower its cover price.\nB: Those Kalopolis residents with the greatest interest in cultural events are regular readers of both magazines.\nC: One reason NowNews's circulation fell was that its competitor's reporting on cultural events was superior.\nD: The newsstands and stores that currently sell NowNews will no longer carry it if it is being given away for free.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1500", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGartland has long been narrowly self-sufficient in both grain and meat. However, as per capita income in Gartland has risen toward the world average, per capita consumption of meat has also risen toward the world average, and it takes several pounds of grain to produce one pound of meat. Ttherefore, since per capita income continues to rise, whereas domestic grain production will not increase, Gartland will soon have to import either grain or meat or both.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The population of Gartland has remained relatively constant during the country's years of growing prosperity.\nB: The per capita consumption of meat in Gartland is roughly the same across all income levels.\nC: In Gartland, neither meat nor grain is subject to government price controls.\nD: People in Gartland who increase their consumption of meat will not radically decrease their consumption of grain.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1501", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJean: Our navigational equipment sells for $1, 100 and dominates the high end of the market, but more units are sold by our competitors in the $700 to $800 range. We should add a low-cost model, which would allow us to increase our overall sales while continuing to dominate the high end. Tracy: I disagree. Our equipment sells to consumers who associate our company with quality. Moving into the low-cost market would put our competitors in the high-cost market on an equal footing with us, which could hurt our overall sales.\n\nQuestion:\nJean's and Tracy's statements most strongly suggest that they disagree over which one of the following propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a greater potential for profits in the low-cost market than there is in the high-cost market.\nB: Decreased sales of the high-cost model would result in poor sales for the proposed low-cost model.\nC: The company would no longer dominate the high-cost market if it began selling a low-cost model.\nD: The proposed cheaper model, if it were made available, would sell to customers who would otherwise be buying the company's present model.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1502", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a quality spot check, the director of a factory asked the leader in charge of quality inspection about the inspection: our factory has always attached great importance to quality, and the products inspected this time are probably qualified? the answer of the quality inspection leader was: your first half sentence may be right, and the second half sentence may be wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the meaning of the quality inspection leader, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: I'm not sure whether we pay attention to quality, but there are unqualified products in your factory this time\nB: Most products are qualified and a few are not\nC: Some products are qualified, and some products are not qualified\nD: There is no necessary connection between paying attention to quality and whether the product is qualified or not\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1503", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA wise man once said, you must be tolerant three times. You must forgive yourself, because you cannot be perfect; you must forgive your enemies, because the fire of your anger will only affect yourself and your family; and perhaps the hardest thing to do in the search for happiness is that you must forgive your friends, because the closer your friends are, the more they will inadvertently slander you. We are often too hard on others. Everyone is trying to prove that I am right and you are wrong. Only when you can hold the shortcomings of others or yourself can you hold the wind and rain of the whole world. Our forgiveness of others is also a blessing of ourselves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tolerance is a virtue.\nB: Tolerance is a kind of broadness.\nC: Tolerance is a blessing in one's life.\nD: Tolerance is the blessing of the self.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1504", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood company engineer: I stand by my decision to order the dumping of small amounts of chemicals into the local river even though there is some evidence that this material may pose health problems. 1 fish in the river myself and will continue to do so. Furthermore, I will have no problem if other food manufacturers do what our company does.\n\nQuestion:\nThe engineer's reasoning most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: One is justified in performing an act if one is willing to submit oneself to the consequences of that action performed by oneself or others.\nB: One should always choose to act in a way that will benefit the greatest number of people.\nC: One is justified in performing an act if other people are also planning to perform that kind of act.\nD: One should never perform an act until one has fully analyzed all the ways in which that act could impact others.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1505", + "pred": 2, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, we regard overtime as the embodiment of employees' love for their jobs and dedication to their work. It is certainly commendable that a comrade works overtime, overfulfills the task, or even does the work of three people alone. His spirit and enthusiasm cannot be read by himself. Our country's rapid development and rapid economic growth are inseparable from overtime work in various industries. It is not too much to say that China's development achievements are the result of hard work and hard work of the Chinese people. This should be the beneficial side of working overtime.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above paragraph, we can know which of the following options is not the author's view of overtime?\n\nOptions:\nA: Overtime is the embodiment of employees' love for their jobs and dedication to their work, which should be vigorously advocated.\nB: The spirit and enthusiasm of employees to overtime should be affirmed.\nC: Overtime may also have a disadvantage side.\nD: Overtime has become a common trend in all kinds of industries.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1506", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArt Historian: Robbins cannot pass judgment on Stuart' s art. While Robbins understands the art of Stuart too well to dismiss it, she does not understand it well enough to praise it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe art historian's argument depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: if art can be understood well, it should be either dismissed or praised\nB: in order to understand Stuart's art, Robbins must be able to pass judgment on it\nC: in order to pass judgment on Stuart's art, Robbins must be able either to dismiss it or to praise it\nD: if Robbins understands art well, she will praise it\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1507", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse empathy bias, also known as false consistency deviation, means that people often overestimate or exaggerate the universality of their beliefs, judgments and behaviors. When knowing others, they always like to give their own characteristics to others, assuming that they are the same as themselves, and when they encounter conflicting information, they will firmly believe in the correctness of their beliefs and judgments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to false empathy bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming likes playing online games very much and often skips classes to play games. He thinks that those students who study all day long are unable to play because they want to play closely at home.\nB: Zhang and Li are both young teachers in the College of Humanities. They often discuss academic issues together. They often hold different opinions and think that the other is wrong.\nC: The mother sweated while taking care of the children while doing the housework, so she took off her coat. She was afraid that the child next to her would be hot, so she helped the child take off her clothes, causing the child to catch a cold.\nD: Some college students will hang billboards around the campus to get paid, they think that those who do not agree to hang up are arrogant cowards, while those who do not agree to hang billboards will think that those who agree to hang up are pretending to be crazy and foolish.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1508", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorialist: Some people argue that ramps and other accommodations for people using wheelchairs are unnecessary in certain business areas because those areas are not frequented by wheelchair users. What happens, however, is that once ramps and other accommodations are installed in these business areas, people who use wheelchairs come there to shop and work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the editorialist's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: Businesses that install proper accommodations for wheelchair users have greater profits than those that do not.\nB: Some business areas are not frequented by wheelchair users because the areas lack proper accommodations.\nC: Most businesses are not modified to accommodate wheelchair users.\nD: Owners of business areas not frequented by wheelchair users generally are reluctant to make modifications.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1509", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe subject matter of the lawsuit refers to a civil legal relationship or right that the people's court is required to grant to settle through trial if the parties have a dispute.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the subject matter of the lawsuit?\n\nOptions:\nA: A loan of 1000 yuan in a dispute between the plaintiff and the defendant\nB: The reputation between the plaintiff and the defendant was damaged by defamation\nC: The relationship between the plaintiff and the defendant in which the prosecution took place is the relationship between the prosecution\nD: The relationship between robbery between the plaintiff and the defendant and the victim of robbery\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1510", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: Megapolis was once administered wisely, with vision and with universal public support. That' s how it became a great city. City council member: Not so. Megapolis' past glory was achieved not because of greater vision, but because power was concentrated in the hands of autocrats and hence more easily exercised.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best captures what is at issue in the dispute between the historian and the city council member?\n\nOptions:\nA: whether Megapolis was once a great city\nB: why Megapolis is no longer a well-run city\nC: whether vision and wisdom are important in urban administration\nD: what the best explanation is for Megapolis' past glory\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1511", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSelf-contradiction means that in the same thinking or debate process, the same subject makes two negative conclusions about one same object.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assertions contains self-contradiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: When he first read Strange Tales from LiaoZhai, Xiao Li thought that all ghosts were long-toothed with livid faces. When he finished the book, he said that not all ghosts were long-toothed with livid faces\nB: When introducing the classification of organisms, Teacher Fang said: Euglena has characteristicsof both animal and plants.\nC: When introducing the animal of Antarctica, Mr. Wang said: Although there are fewer and fewer species of birds in the Antarctic coast, there are still many birds.\nD: After Manager Zhang spoke, Chen said: I basically agree with Manager Zhang's opinion completely.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1512", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, the price of international agricultural products has risen and the domestic grain price has also been impacted, but the domestic agricultural product market is relatively closed and its supply and demand is still strongly controllable. The stability of agricultural product prices determines the relative stability of C.PI. However, vigilance cannot be relaxed and once domestic agricultural prices rise, setting off a chain reaction, inflation triggered by rising agricultural prices in previous years could be repeated.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The price of domestic agricultural products is stable\nB: We should maintain the stability of domestic agricultural product prices\nC: The rise of international agricultural product prices has impacted on domestic grain prices\nD: Inflation caused by the rise in agricultural products prices in previous years may reappear\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1513", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe effect of the national regulation and control policy on the real estate market is showing. There is a marked increase in the number of cities where the price of first-hand,second-hand housing has declined, indicating that under the action of a series of macro-control policies, house price growth has entered the slow lane. Thus, purchase restrictions and bank credit tightening have curbed both supply and demand in the real estate market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best refute the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The macro-control policy has been well implemented\nB: A certain property was sold out on the opening day\nC: Loan applications received by banks have decreased significantly\nD: Real estate investment trends are still strengthening\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1514", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConcept confusion refers to the informal fallacy caused by the ambiguity and ambiguity of natural language. Configuration ambiguity refers to the ambiguity fallacy caused by the incorrect grammatical structure of a sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is configuration ambiguity?\n\nOptions:\nA: One person went to the fortune teller and asked the family. And the fortune teller said that his father died before his mother.\nB: Question: If your brother has five apples and you take three, what is the result? Answer: He will beat me up in the end.\nC: Three junior scholars asked about the results of the exam. The fortune teller held out a finger, said a one, and then remained silent.\nD: On the night of the Lantern Festival, a woman wanted to watch the lanterns. Her husband said that isn't the lantern lighted up at home?\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1515", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe unit proposed three schemes A, B and C for energy conservation and emission reduction. Among them, all employees who drive to work choose scheme C, all employees who take the subway to work choose scheme B, none of the employees who take the bus to work choose scheme C, none of the employees who take the subway have a driver's license, and Mr. Wang doesn't have a driver's license when he takes the bus to work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Wang chose scheme B.\nB: None of the employees who chose option B had a driver's license.\nC: Those who go to work by bus and choose scheme A have driver's licenses.\nD: Employees who go to work by bus may have chosen scheme A.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1516", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerception cannot be a relationship between a conscious being and a material object that causes that being to have beliefs about that object. For there are many imperceptible material objects about which we have beliefs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most closely parallel in its flawed reasoning to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physics cannot be the science that investigates the ultimate principles of nature. For human beings are finite, and the ultimate principles cannot be understood by finite beings.\nB: Art cannot be an artifact created by someone with the express purpose of causing an aesthetic reaction in its audience. For we often have aesthetic reactions to artifacts that are not art.\nC: Happiness cannot be the state of mind in which pleasure both qualitatively and quantitatively predominates over pain. For we simply cannot compare pain and pleasure qualitatively.\nD: Liberty cannot be the obligation of other people not to prevent one from doing as one wishes. For no matter what one tries to do some people will try to prevent it.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1517", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Over the last 20 years the demand in North America for Japanese-made automobiles has increased, whereas the Japanese demand for North American-made automobiles has been stagnant. Until recently, this imbalance could plausibly be attributed to Japanese models' superior fuel efficiency and reliability, but now cars made in North America are by these standards the equal of any Japanese model. What North American exporters continue to ignore is that the Japanese drive on the left side of the road. Ttherefore, one obstacle to reducing the automotive trade imbalance will be removed if North American manufacturers simply produce more cars with right-side steering wheels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the columnist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the Japanese drive on the left side of the road, then they are not inclined to buy cars with left-side steering wheels.\nB: Given a choice between similar Japanese and North American models, all with right-side steering wheels, most Japanese would choose the North American model.\nC: Japanese automotive safety standards require that all new domestic automobiles have rightside steering wheels.\nD: The automotive trade imbalance can be lessened only if North American manufacturers produce automobiles that more effectively meet the needs of Japanese buyers.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1518", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVervet monkeys use different alarm calls to warn each other of nearby predators, depending on whether the danger comes from land or from the air.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the behavior of vervet monkeys described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Different land-based predators are responsible for different numbers of vervet monkey deaths.\nB: Vervet monkeys avoid land-based predators by climbing trees but avoid predation from the air by diving into foliage.\nC: Certain land-based predators feed only on vervet monkeys, whereas every predator that attacks vervet monkeys from the air feeds on many different animals.\nD: No predators that pose a danger to vervet monkeys can attack both from land and from the air.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1519", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs the saying goes, if you want to be in good health, eat walnuts every day. the saying condensed into years of experience must have its truth. Recently, studies have confirmed that eating more walnuts is really good for intestinal health, can increase a large number of beneficial intestinal bacteria, so it is good for the human heart.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be used as the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating walnuts every day can help middle-aged and elderly people lower their blood pressure and cholesterol.\nB: The intestinal tract, which is full of probiotics, can protect human heart and health for a long time.\nC: Walnuts can increase probiotics in the intestinal tract, thereby reducing the risk of high blood pressure.\nD: Walnut is also helpful to the control of blood sugar in patients with diabetes.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1520", + "pred": 3, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the gradual improvement of social adaptability and the ability to distinguish between external self and internal self, children are gradually able to judge the social communication situation realistically and show complex social self according to these judgments. At the same time, the increasing stability of children's self-structure enables children to adjust their behavior according to their own internal value standards and belief system, as well as the needs of external situations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is not in line with the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Self-structure is one of the bases for children to adjust their behavior\nB: Children's judgment of social communication situation can reflect their social self\nC: With the gradual improvement of social adaptability and the ability to distinguish between external self and internal self, children's self-structure tends to be stable\nD: Children's self-structure and their ability to judge social situations develop almost at the same time\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1521", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA music producer is recording seven records one after another: F, G, H, J, K, L and M, but it doesn't have to be in this order. When arranging the recording order of these seven records, the following conditions must be met: (l) F must be in the second place. (2) J can not be ranked seventh. (3) G can neither be immediately in front of H nor immediately after H. (4) H must be somewhere in front of L. (5) L must be somewhere in front of M.\n\nQuestion:\nIf G is immediately in front of H but all other conditions are still valid, which of the followings is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: J is right in front of F\nB: K is right in front of G\nC: J is immediately after L\nD: J is immediately after K\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1522", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern science is built on the process of posing hypotheses and testing them against observations -- in essence, attempting to show that the hypotheses are incorrect. Nothing brings more recognition than overthrowing conventional wisdom. It is accordingly unsurprising that some scientists are skeptical of the widely accepted predictions of global warming. What is instead remarkable is that with hundreds of researchers striving to make breakthroughs in climatology, very few find evidence that global warming is unlikely.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above provides the most support for which one of the following statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: Research in global warming is primarily driven by a desire for recognition in the scientific community.\nB: Most researchers in climatology have substantial motive to find evidence that would discredit the global warming hypothesis.\nC: There is evidence that conclusively shows that the global warming hypothesis is true.\nD: Scientists who are skeptical about global warming have not offered any alternative hypotheses to explain climatological data.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1523", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMan is a kind of cultural animal. Human behavior is determined not only by innate biological instincts, but also by acquired cultural and social factors. Everyone has a love of beauty. However, behind anything wonderful, there is an unbeautiful nature or origin, whether you realize it or not. Beauty is often a lie, but the truth is often ugly. Browse the web and you may be attracted by the gorgeous pages. If you look at the source code from the browser menu, you will find a mess that doesn't make any sense to you.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Human behavior is affected by many factors such as acquired culture and society\nB: Human beings are a cultural animal\nC: Behind anything beautiful, there is an unbeautiful essence or origin\nD: Beauty is often a lie, and the truth is often hard to hear\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1524", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMicrowave oven meets the needs of modern urbanized workers' life and has become a new favorite of the kitchen because of its fast, convenient and clean characteristics. It not only has the functions of steaming, boiling, stewing and stewing, but also maintains the smell of food. In particular, heating leftovers is more suitable for the habits of Chinese people, although some people think it is a waste.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Microwave oven is a kitchen appliance suitable for the life of modern urbanized workers.\nB: Microwave oven is more suitable for Chinese people's habits.\nC: Although microwave oven is convenient, some people think it is a waste.\nD: Microwave oven has a good market prospect in China.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1525", + "pred": 0, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1992, the average population density of the Three Gorges Reservoir area was 282 persons/square kilometers, which was higher than that of the whole country (122 persons/square kilometers) and Sichuan (192 persons/square kilometers) . The mountainous area of the reservoir area accounts for more than 90% of the total area. The population density of the area below 400 meters above sea level is 500 fo 600 people/km2. In addition, most of the cultivated land in the reservoir area is dry land. 46.5% of the dry land is cultivated land with slope of 15 to 25 degrees, and 25% is cultivated land with slope of more than 25 degrees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options from this text can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The cultivated land with slope below 15 degrees in the Three Gorges Reservoir area accounts for 35% of the dry land.\nB: The average population density of Sichuan is also higher than the national average.\nC: Most people in the Three Gorges Reservoir area live above 400 meters above sea level.\nD: The average population density of Shaanxi is the lowest in the country.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1526", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccidents involving drivers who do not wear seatbelts have been shown to cause higher rates of serious injury than accidents involving drivers who do wear seatbelts. Because drivers who do not wear seatbelts can end up costing taxpayers money in medical bills, Thoracic County should make it illegal to drive without a seatbelt.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the most support for the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Motorcycle accidents are statistically more significant in terms of the money they cost taxpayers in Thoracic County.\nB: In Thoracic County, the number of severe injuries and deaths caused by driving without a seatbelt is less than the number caused by drunk driving.\nC: Within Thoracic County, the majority of citizens already wear their seatbelts.\nD: On particularly dangerous roads in Thoracic County, vehicular accidents of all kinds are common.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1527", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA tour group went to the Mulan paddock for a trip. The group members rode horses, shot arrows, ate barbecued meat, and finally went to the store to buy souvenirs. Known: (1) Someone bought a Mongolian knife. (2) Someone did not buy a Mongolian knife. (3) Both Mr. Zhang and Ms. Wang from the group bought Mongolian knives.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the three sentences above is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Neither Mr. Zhang nor Ms. Wang bought Mongolian knives.\nB: Mr. Zhang bought a Mongolian knife, but Ms. Wang did not buy a Mongolian knife.\nC: Mr. Li of the tour group bought a Mongolian knife.\nD: Both Mr. Zhang and Ms. Wang bought Mongolian knives.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1528", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferential pricing means that enterprises adopt different pricing for the same product according to different markets and customers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not differential pricing?\n\nOptions:\nA: 20% discount for senior citizens, 30% discount for children, 50% discount for students.Full fare for regular customers.\nB: A 52-degree liquor produced by a distillery costs 102 yuan in wholesale and 128 yuan in retail.\nC: Electricity companies charge residents by the hour, from 6 to 12,0.9 yuan per kilowatt hour, from 12 to 24,1.5 Yuan and 0 to 6,0.3 yuan per kilowatt hour.\nD: Memory 8 GB'price of brand of mobile phone is 4,888 yuan, 16 GB of brand of mobile phone is 5,388 yuan, 32 GB of brand of mobile phone is 6,288 yuan.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1529", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwenty blood donors were selected from about 100 applicants in a unit for medical examination. The least likely to be selected are those who have donated blood since 1993 or who have failed a blood donation check-up since 1995.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the judgment is correct, which of the following options is most likely to be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang donated blood in 1995. His blood type is O type, which has the highest medical value\nB: Xiao Wang is the district blood donation model. In recent years, she has donated blood every year. This time she insisted on donating blood\nC: Xiao Liu signed up for blood donation in 1996 because. Australia anti-positive medical examination failed this time issued a certificate of Australian anti-transposing negative, and insisted on blood donation\nD: Da Chen last donated blood in 1992, when he had his leg amputated because of a public injury, and blood from voluntary blood donors was flowing through his blood vessels. 'I have more reason than anyone to have blood,' he said\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1530", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNational S of country A opened a candy store.One day, S decided to increase the unit prices of nougat and milk sugar by 2.9 yuan and 1.8 yuan respectively; On the same day, an f-222 fighter of the air force of country B crashed. A month later, S doubled the unit price of milk sugar; At 14:00 on the same day, a passenger plane from country C was killed shortly after taking off.Two months later, S issued a statement on the price of candy, saying that the price had not been adjusted in place, and increased the unit price of nougat by 1.2 yuan; On the same day, a passenger plane of an airline in country D crashed near the northwest of the country. It can be seen that S used candy prices as a weapon to attack foreign spacecraft\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During aircraft manufacturing, the internal program was set to actively receive S's candy pricing information and crash when encountering a specific price\nB: Not only foreign aircraft but also domestic aircraft crashed; There are not only military fighters, but also civil airliners\nC: S had a close relationship with a transnational terrorist organization and has learned the detailed plan of terrorist attacks before adjusting the price of candy\nD: S planted a bomb in the candy sold to overseas pilots and exploded immediately after it was bitten\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1531", + "pred": 1, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDing Lei raises pigs, Liu Chuanzhi sells aquatic products and Liu Qiangdong grows rice. Nowadays, the IT industry elites are returning to the fields with armour one after another. While continuing to strengthen the information industry, they are investing heavily in agriculture. From the most cutting-edge electronic technology to the most traditional farming and farming, it seems to others that this is irrelevant, but in the face of Chinese agriculture, which is small in scale, low in organization and weak in science and technology. Behind the proud sons of the IT industry, watching the wheat field, they set their sights on its future development potential.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main indication of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People pay more and more attention to agriculture in China.\nB: The attention of the elites in the IT industry has shifted to agriculture.\nC: There are bright prospects for the development of agriculture in China.\nD: There are bright prospects for the development of agriculture in China.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1532", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFoil is to highlight the main things, with similar things or negative, different things as a foil to a rhetorical method. Contrast refers to a rhetorical method in which two opposite or similar things are compared with each other to express a certain thought or artistic conception together. The difference between the two lies in that the foil takes the secondary things as the foil to highlight the main things, while the two things reflected in the contrast do not distinguish between primary and secondary.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following uses both of the above rhetorical devices?\n\nOptions:\nA: While the rich wine and meat smell, the road with frozen bone\nB: The water in TaoHuatan is thousands of feet deep, not as deep as Wang Lun's love for me\nC: The noise of cicadas makes the forest quieter, and birdsong makes the mountains quieter\nD: Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and white sun, the north wind blows wild goose and snow\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1533", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGodinez: In the past, land was sometimes measured by the amount of time required to plow it. Thus, two plots of equal physical dimensions were considered unequal if one was more difficult to plow than the other. However, knowing how long an area takes to plow reveals little about how many apartment complexes it can hold. Ttherefore, it became necessary to adopt new measures of land, such as acreage, when land uses diversified.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in Godinez's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some plots of land that would have been considered unequal by plowing-time measurements are of equal physical dimensions.\nB: The advent of diversified land uses made new measures of land necessary.\nC: Modem measures of land were adopted when people realized that plowing time was an inadequate measure for some land uses.\nD: It is now easier to measure a piece of land in terms of acres than in terms of plowing time.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1534", + "pred": 0, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in France and Belgium are trying to find out whether there are differences between the brains of mathematical geniuses and ordinary people. In their report, they said that the study found that some people can quickly calculate complex mathematical problems, Maybe it's because they can use parts of the brain that other people can't use. Researchers used positron ray scanning technology to compare the brain of a famous mathematician with that of ordinary people. They found that when mathematicians perform problem calculus, the part of the brain usually responsible for long-term memory also becomes active, However, most people don't have this phenomenon. Therefore, researchers infer that mathematicians use more memory in calculus, so as to speed up the calculus. This principle is the same as that of computers. The larger the memory, the faster the operation speed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with this paragraph:\n\nOptions:\nA: The more parts of the brain are used, the faster the calculation speed is\nB: During rapid mental arithmetic, long-term memory is generally activated\nC: Brain capacity determines the ability to deal with mathematical problems\nD: The faster computing speed is due to the use of more memory\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1535", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the problem of relative poverty in some areas is due to the lack of information and resources. In the modern information society, people who have more information and resources can get more opportunities to get rich; on the contrary, some people who lack information and resources will be gradually divided into relatively poor people. In view of the root causes and main characteristics of relative poverty, while further increasing policy support and capital investment, and speeding up infrastructure construction, we will form the support and guarantee of multi-level resources to solve relative poverty, such as industrial poverty alleviation, financial poverty alleviation, technological poverty alleviation, information poverty alleviation, education poverty alleviation, employment poverty alleviation, cultural poverty alleviation, disaster reduction poverty alleviation, medical poverty alleviation, and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to describe this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Relative poverty is restricted by various conditions and factors.\nB: Information and resources are the main factors leading to relative poverty.\nC: Form the support of multi-level resources to solve relative poverty.\nD: Solving relative poverty is an important content and way of poverty alleviation.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1536", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome scientists believe that the relationship between mice and humans has, over time, diminished the ability of mice to survive in nature, so that now they must depend upon human civilization for their continued existence. This opinion, however, ignores significant facts. Despite numerous predators and humanity' s enmity, mice have distributed themselves more widely across the planet than any other mammal except humans. Mice reproduce rapidly and, more important to their survival, they have the ability to adapt to an extraordinary range of habitats. Should the environment ever become too extreme to support human life, naturalists predict that mice would be able to adapt and survive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most support the naturalists' prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fossil remains prove that mice inhabited North America prior to the arrival of humans.\nB: Mice have colonized an island near Antarctica which is too bleak and harsh to support human life.\nC: Under optimum conditions, mice reproduce every four weeks, with five to seven pups per litter.\nD: The size of the mouse population is limited by the availability of food.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1537", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTheorist: To be capable of planned locomotion, an organism must be able both to form an internal representation of its environment and to send messages to its muscles to control movements. Such an organism must ttherefore have a central nervous system. Thus, an organism incapable of planned locomotion does not have a central nervous system.\n\nQuestion:\nThe theorist's argument is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: takes for granted that adaptations that serve a biologically useful purpose originally came about for that purpose\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that an internal representation of its environment can be formed by an organism with even a rudimentary nervous system\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that planned locomotion is the only biologically useful purpose for an organism's forming an internal representation of its environment\nD: confuses a necessary condition for an organism's possessing a capacity with a sufficient one\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1538", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConfucianism holds that it is impossible for a person to obtain happiness without virtue. Happiness in life is reflected in personal good deeds, and the process of people's continuous improvement of personal virtues is the process of pursuing happiness. In order to practice virtue, one cannot insist on the enjoyment of material life, even if it is a meal, a ladle of drink, as long as the high moral character can be cultivated, such asceticism is also happy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: How do people improve their personal virtues\nB: Virtue is a prerequisite for happiness\nC: How happiness is reflected in good deeds\nD: The relationship between virtue and happiness\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1539", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether a person does good behavior or bad behavior depends on the length of his life. If he only had one day to live, it would be best for him to steal people's things, because he would not suffer the pain of fear of being caught. Stealing is not the best thing for someone who has 20 years left to live because he will suffer from the fear of being caught.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption on which the above argument rests?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man can know exactly how long he will live before he decides whether to steal.\nB: Anyone who steals from someone's house won't survive for a few days.\nC: As long as you don't get caught, worrying about getting caught won't bring you pain, because the person who steals is well prepared.\nD: A man who knows he won't have a few days to live usually chooses to do something good over something bad.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1540", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe body of anyone infected by virus X will, after a week, produce antibodies to fight the virus; the antibodies will increase in number for the next year or so. There is now a test that reliably indicates how many antibodies are present in a person' s body. If positive, this test can be used during the first year of infection to estimate to within a month how long that person has had the virus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following conclusions is best supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a person remains infected by virus X indefinitely, there is no limit to the number of antibodies that can be present in the person's body.\nB: Anyone infected by virus X will for a time fail to exhibit infection if tested by the antibody test.\nC: Antibodies are produced only for viral infections that cannot be fought by any other body defenses.\nD: Antibodies increase in number only until they have defeated the virus.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1541", + "pred": 1, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the first half of the year, it is almost the lowest grass on the grassland, only one inch high, but after half a year, once the rain comes, it is like magic, three or five days later, it has a height of 1.6 to 2 meters. It turns out that during the first six months, instead of not growing at all, it has been growing roots. Before the rainy season, although it appears an inch, its roots are more than 28 meters underground.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a revelation for us?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man cannot grow only above the ground.\nB: The stronger the foundation, the greater the potential for development\nC: The earliest start is not necessarily the best development\nD: Judge not from appearances\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1542", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four blood types: A, B, O, and AB. People with the same blood type can transfuse each other. Only people with O type can be transfused to people of any blood type, but only O type can be accepted, and the other three cannot be accepted. Only people with blood type AB can accept blood of any type, but they can only be transfused to people with blood type AB. People of the other three blood types cannot accept blood type AB. It is known that Zhao is of blood type A. Qian can't accept Zhao's blood, nor can he transfuse to Zhao, Sun can accept Zhao's blood, but can't transfuse to Zhao, Li can't accept Zhao's blood, but can transfuse to Zhao.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, what are the blood types of Qian, Sun and Li respectively?\n\nOptions:\nA: Qian A, Sun B, Li O\nB: Qian B, Sun O, Li AB\nC: Qian AB, Sun O, Li B\nD: Qian B, Sun AB, Li O\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1543", + "pred": 3, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStereotype refers to a society for a certain kind of things to produce a more fixed view, but also a general and general view.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not have a stereotype?\n\nOptions:\nA: The boss liked Xiao Li very much at the first sight and put him in an important position in his work\nB: Zhang San doesn't want to cooperate with the Japanese because they have ambitions\nC: Wang Wu never buys Wenzhou products. He thinks the goods produced there are of poor quality\nD: In people's minds, mothers are a great image. They are loving, gentle, virtuous and do their best for the family\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1544", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBabe's Law is a social psychological effect, which refers to when a person experiences strong stimulation, then the stimulation to him or her becomes insignificant, in terms of psychological feelings, the first stimulation can dilute the second small stimulation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is consistent with Babe's law?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shortly after his mother's death, his father was involved in another car accident, and a succession of blows made Xiao Wang more and more unconcericted to read\nB: Xiao Zhao bought 100 lottery tickets, one by one scraped open after a dozen winning. Which made him ecstatic\nC: When housing price skyrocketed to 50,000 yuan per square meter, it was no surprise that people were selling apples for 50 yuan per kilogram\nD: Four-year-old Meng Meng began to learn a foreign language after reading common Chinese characters\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1545", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUsually, we are used to thinking that exercise is the key or even the most important factor in weight loss. But some experts point out that exercise is very healthy, but it doesn't really help you lose weight. When it comes to weight loss, legs are not equal to mouth control, which is actually more important than legs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Exercise accounts for only a tiny fraction of the total calories consumed by individuals\nB: Generally speaking, we always move more, eat more, move less and eat less\nC: Many people will slow down their pace and reduce their calorie consumption because of fatigue after exercise\nD: Just a small piece of pizza can produce the same calories as an hour of exercise\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1546", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt different times, about 7000 kinds of plants and hundreds of animals are used as food by human beings. The loss of species will reduce food diversity and make human beings rely on only a few major foods, thus breaking people's balanced diet. In addition, with the loss of species in the forest, the loss of species in the field may lead to an increase in the number of pathogens that are responsible for diseases in organisms. Some of the animals, plants and microbes that are most likely to become extinct are actually buffers for the spread of infectious diseases, which are responsible for many diseases on behalf of humans before they are infected.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is inconsistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Endemic species can cushion the spread of infectious diseases\nB: Loss of biodiversity affects human health\nC: The loss of species threatens the safety of human food\nD: The relationship between species diversity and disease infection is subtle\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1547", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen attacked by pests, soybeans and other plants produce a hormone called jasmonate, which starts a series of chemical reactions to synthesize more protease inhibitors and enhance their resistance, Its digestive function will be inhibited. Plant biologist drusia found that high concentration of carbon dioxide will cause plants to lose the ability to secrete jasmonate, and the whole defense channel will be closed, so the pest resistance of soybean crops will gradually weaken with the increase of carbon dioxide content.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered:\n\nOptions:\nA: Soybean production will be affected by air conditions\nB: The main function of jasmonate is to resist pests\nC: Plants that cannot produce jasmonate will be difficult to resist pests\nD: Reducing carbon dioxide in the air will increase the insect resistance of soybean\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1548", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the summer vacation, the school organized a travel on July 20 for the students of senior two (fifth) class.Xiaoming said: If I go, Xiaoqiang and Xiaolin will definitely go. Xiaoqiang said: If I go, then at least one of Xiaoyan and Xiaofen will go. Xiaoyan said:only if it doesn't rain, I will go.Xiaofen said:only if the temperature is below 30 degrees centigrade, I will go.The weather forecast shows light rain on July 20,32 to 37 degrees Celsius.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming, Xiaoqiang, Xiaolin, Xiaoyan and Xiaofen did not travel.\nB: Xiaoyan, Xiaofen did not travel, but Xiaoming, Xiaolin and Xiaoqiang will traveled.\nC: Xiaoyan, Xiaofen and Xiaoqiang did not travel, but Xiaoming and Xiaolin traveled.\nD: Xiao Ming, Xiao Qiang, Xiao Lin, Xiao Yan and Xiao Fen are all going on a travel.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1549", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternal stabilizers, also known as Automatic stabilizers, refer to the automatic stabilizers in the financial system, when the economy is in recession or overheating, there is no need for the government to change economic policies, it would automatically act as a brake on a recession or an overheating economy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is the function of internal stabilizer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because of the progressive tax system in the tax system, the tax tends to rise when the economy is overheated and decline when the economy is depressed, thus playing a stabilizing role in the economy.\nB: The government stabilizes the economy by increasing investment when the economy is in recession and reducing investment when the economy is overheating.\nC: The government increases the money supply when the economy is depressed, and reduces it when the economy is overheated, thus stabilizing the economy.\nD: In a recession, the government promotes economic recovery by creating trade policies that encourage exports.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1550", + "pred": 0, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDivision is a logical method of dividing the objects reflected by a concept into several small categories to confirm the extension of the concept, or it can be said to be a logical method of dividing an extended generic concept into several juxtaposed species concepts. Decomposition is to divide an object into several parts in thinking, and there is not a species relationship between the concept that reflects the part and the concept that reflects the whole.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correctly divided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The definition is divided into defined items, defined items and defined joint items.\nB: Hohhot is divided into Xincheng District, Huimin District, Saihan District and Yuquan District.\nC: Celestial bodies in the universe can be divided into natural and man-made celestial bodies.\nD: The penalty is divided into principal punishment, deprivation of political rights, confiscation of property, etc.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1551", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: It is sometimes claimed that the only factors relevant to determining moral guilt or innocence are the intentions of the person performing an action. However, external circumstances often play a crucial role in our moral judgment of an action. For example, a cook at a restaurant who absentmindedly put an ingredient in the stew that is not usually in the stew would ordinarily be regarded as forgetful, not immoral. If, however, someone eating at the restaurant happens to be severely allergic to that ingredient, eats the stew, and dies, many people would judge the cook to be guilty of serious moral negligence.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is best illustrated by the columnist's statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: People are sometimes held morally blameworthy as a result of circumstances some of which were outside their intentional control.\nB: The intentions of the person performing an action are rarely a decisive factor in making moral judgments about that action.\nC: We should judge all negligent people to be equally morally blameworthy, regardless of the outcomes of their actions.\nD: We sometimes judge unfairly the morality of other people's actions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1552", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEssayist: One of the claims of laissez-faire economics is that increasing the minimum wage reduces the total number of minimum-wage jobs available. In a recent study, however, it was found that after an increase in the minimum wage, fast-food restaurants kept on roughly the same number of minimum-wage employees as before the increase. Ttherefore, laissez-faire economics is not entirely accurate.\n\nQuestion:\nThe essayist's argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: If laissez-faire economics makes an incorrect prediction about the minimum wage, then all the doctrines of laissez-faire economics are inaccurate.\nB: The national unemployment rate did not increase following the increase in the minimum wage.\nC: Minimum-wage job availability at fast-food restaurants included in the study was representative of minimum-wage job availability in general.\nD: No study has ever found that a business has decreased the number of its minimum-wage employees after an increase in the minimum wage.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1553", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA scientist recently proposed a new idea: the Earth Plate movement began no later than 3.5 billion years ago. He reasoned that plate tectonics must transform the natural dark mafic rocks into light-colored felsic rocks. And by 3.5 billion years ago, the earth already had light-colored felsic rocks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most challenges the expert's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The light-colored felsic rocks are essentially regenerated from the dark-colored mafic rocks and billions of years ago, the mafic rocks had an absolute quantitative advantage on the earth.\nB: Samples of sediments from around the world dating back 3.5 billion years contain less than half the grains of felsic rock.\nC: The explanation that felsic rocks account for a much higher proportion of the natural world than mafic rocks seems to be plate tectonics alone, but early plate tectonic movements are likely to have been intermittent and localized.\nD: 3.5 billion years ago, the earth was full of volcanoes, and volcanic eruptions would have released magma that would have buried the mafic rocks deep underground, melting them and turning them into felsic rocks, but plate tectonics is not the only cause of volcanic eruptions.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1554", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost people who have taken a seminar for building organizational skills in the workplace have indeed become more organized as a result; however, despite having become more organized, few have become any more efficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most help to resolve the apparent discrepancy described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the people who are most efficient in the workplace are not among the most organized.\nB: Most seminars for building organizational skills in the workplace are designed for people who have been selected for management training.\nC: Most people who have taken a seminar for building organizational skills in the workplace have below-average organizational skills before they enroll in the seminar.\nD: Most people who have taken a seminar for building organizational skills in the workplace consequently expend a great amount of time organizing their activities.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1555", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the World Bank's World Development report 1990, secondary school students account for 93% of the population aged between 12 and 17 in high-income countries, 67% in upper-middle-income countries, 49% in lower-middle-income countries, 26% in low-income countries and 12% in lowest-income countries. The proportion of college students aged 20 to 24 years old is 39% in high-income countries, 20% in upper middle-income countries, 16% in lower-middle-income countries, 3% in low-income countries and 2% in lowest-income countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following directly addresses the point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Comparing the proportion of the average age group of middle school students and college students, the proportion of high-income countries is higher than that of low-income countries\nB: The advance and backwardness of economy determine the level of national quality\nC: The level of national quality determines the development of a country's economy\nD: The economic development of a country is closely related to the quality of its citizens\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1556", + "pred": 0, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research has found that a gene in the brain called SIRT1 directs the synthesis of proteins in the thalamus. The SIRT1 gene weakens with age and the protein it directs synthesis decreases gradually. So the researchers speculate that the gene leads to weight gain in middle age.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a prerequisite for this conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The thalamus is related to weight control. The more proteins are synthesized in the thalamus, the more effectively the weight gain can be curbed\nB: With the increase of age, the probability of SIRT1 gene mutation is higher. Mutation will gradually make the gene lose its function of guiding protein synthesis\nC: Animal studies have shown that artificially enhancing the function of the SIRT1 gene can reduce the appetite of subjects while increasing calorie consumption\nD: The SIRT1 gene is present in many tissue organs and only genes in the brain can affect the synthesis of body proteins\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1557", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, the images taken by the Mars rover in the Galle crater found that there were soil samples similar to the earth's soil crack profile in the ancient soil in the Martian crater. Usually, such soil exists in the Antarctic Dry Valley and the Atacama Desert in Chile, suggesting that there may be life on Mars in ancient times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are clods in the earth's desert soil with porous hollow structure and high sulfate concentration, which is not obvious in the Martian soil layer.\nB: Chemical analysis shows that the chemical weathering process of the soil in the crater and the loss of olivine ore in clay deposits are close to the situation of the earth's soil.\nC: These ancient Martian soil samples only show that Mars may have been warm and humid in the early days, when the environment was more livable than today.\nD: The loss of phosphorus in the soil crack profile is of particular interest because this phenomenon also exists in the earth's soil, which is due to microbial activity.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1558", + "pred": 2, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPassenger volume in the airline industry has declined dramatically over the past two years, and thus fewer travelers and fewer planes are using airports. Since airport expansion can be warranted only by increases in air traffic volume, and since it will probably be at least five years before passenger volume returns to and then exceeds its previous level, it seems surprising that now is the time that airports are going ahead with plans to expand their passenger terminal facilities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the best reason in favor of the airports' timing of their planned expansions?\n\nOptions:\nA: When passenger volume begins to grow again after a period of decline, most airlines can, initially, absorb the increase without adding new routes or new planes.\nB: A sustained decline in passenger travel could lead to the failure of many airlines and the absorption of their routes by those airlines that survive.\nC: It is generally more difficult to finance major construction projects when the economy is in a period of decline.\nD: Low volume in passenger air travel permits airport expansion with relatively little inconvenience to the public.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1559", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe newspaper published a list of 20 major hospitals in China, ranking them according to the mortality rate of their patients in the past three years. Experts pointed out that the order of the list should not be used as a criterion to evaluate the medical level of these hospitals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot be used as an argument to support the expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the 20 hospitals, 5 have imported a number of advanced, large-scale and supporting medical equipment from abroad and the rest have none.\nB: In some hospitals, patients stay in hospital for a long time, so the mortality rate of patients is higher. In some hospitals, patients who are terminally ill and hopeless are often mobilized to be discharged earlier, so the mortality rate of patients is lower.\nC: Among the 20 hospitals, there are 2 hospitals for the elderly and 3 hospitals for children.\nD: Of the 20 hospitals, 2 are cancer hospitals.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1560", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSonya: Anyone who lives without constant awareness of the fragility and precariousness of human life has a mind clouded by illusion. Yet those people who are perpetually cognizant of the fragility and precariousness of human life surely taint their emotional outlook on existence.\n\nQuestion:\nSonya's statements, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is better to be aware of the fragility and precariousness of human life than to have an untainted emotional outlook on existence.\nB: It is impossible for anyone to live without some degree of self-deception.\nC: Everyone whose emotional outlook on existence is untainted has a mind clouded by illusion.\nD: Either no one has a tainted emotional outlook on existence, or no one has a mind clouded by illusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1561", + "pred": 1, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeawater can be changed into fresh water by desalination technology, and the amount of seawater is extremely huge. Therefore, there is no need to save fresh water resources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best challenges the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The pollution of offshore seawater is serious\nB: The cost of desalination is high\nC: Glacial water reserves are huge and can replace seawater desalination\nD: The total amount of water resources on the earth is constant\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1562", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSigatoka disease drastically reduces the yield of banana trees and is epidemic throughout the areas of the world where bananas are grown. The fungus that causes the disease can be controlled with fungicides, but the fungicides can pose a health hazard to people living nearby. The fungicides are thus unsuitable for small banana groves in populated areas. Fortunately, most large banana plantations are in locations so isolated that fungicides can be used safely there. Ttherefore, most of the world' s banana crop is not seriously threatened by Sigatoka disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sigatoka disease is the only disease that threatens bananas on a worldwide scale.\nB: Most of the banana trees that have not been exposed to the Sigatoka fungus grow in small banana groves.\nC: Large plantations produce most or all of the world's bananas.\nD: Sigatoka disease spreads more slowly on large plantations than in small banana groves.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1563", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, there are many books such as Ten Keys to Success in the book market. Publishers marketed these books as books that would actually help readers achieve great success. In fact, almost everyone knows that great success is destined to belong to a minority, and people cannot all become one of the minority through books. In this regard, the exaggerated and even false claims made by publishers cannot be considered unethical. To say the least, even if one believes the publisher's false claims, it is not immoral to make such claims as long as reading such books does more good than harm to one's success.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions best fits the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deliberately making false propaganda is immoral only when it has no positive effect\nB: Deliberate propaganda of this kind is only immoral if people are deceived and suffer from it\nC: If the deliberate disinformation is made to profit at the expense of the deceived, then the deliberate disinformation is immoral\nD: Deliberately making a false claim is immoral only if the number of people who are deceived by it exceeds that of those who are not\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1564", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAttorney for Ziegler: My client continued to do consulting work between the time of his arrest for attempted murder and the start of this trial. But I contend that Ziegler was insane at the time that he fired the shot. This is the only reasonable conclusion to draw from the fact that the accusers have submitted no evidence that he was sane at the time he pulled the trigger, only that he was sane some time after he did so.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning of Ziegler's attorney?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presumes that being a well-educated professional is relevant to being guilty or innocent.\nB: It fails to consider that Ziegler might have been insane when he worked as a consultant.\nC: It fails to consider the possibility that Ziegler's being sane after the shooting is an indication that he was sane at the time of the shooting.\nD: It concludes on the basis of evidence against Ziegler's being sane that there is a lack of evidence for Ziegler's being sane.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1565", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is proposed to allow the sale, without prescription, of a medication that physicians currently prescribe to treat the common ear inflammation called swimmer' s ear. The principal objection is that most people lack the expertise for proper self-diagnosis and might not seek medical help for more serious conditions in the mistaken belief that they have swimmer' s ear. Yet in a recent study, of 1, 000 people who suspected that they had swimmer' s ear, 84 percent had made a correct diagnosis -- a slightly better accuracy rate than physicians have in diagnosing swimmer' s ear. Thus, clearly, most people can diagnose swimmer' s ear in themselves without ever having to consult a physician.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cases in which swimmer's ear progresses to more serious infections are very rare.\nB: For many people who develop swimmer's ear, the condition disappears without medical or pharmaceutical intervention.\nC: Physicians who specialize in ear diseases are generally able to provide more accurate diagnoses than those provided by general practitioners.\nD: Most of the people who diagnosed themselves correctly had been treated by a physician for prior occurrence of swimmer's ear.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1566", + "pred": 2, + "label": 1, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll any reporter knows about the accident is what the press agent has said. Ttherefore, if the press agent told every reporter everything about the accident, then no reporter knows any more about it than any other reporter. If no reporter knows any more about the accident than any other reporter, then no reporter can scoop all of the other reporters. However, the press agent did not tell every reporter everything about the accident. It follows that some reporter can scoop all of the other reporters.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument fails to recognize that which one of the following is consistent with the facts the argument presents?\n\nOptions:\nA: The press agent may not know any more about the accident than the most knowledgeable reporter.\nB: No reporter knows any more about the accident than any other reporter.\nC: Even if some reporter knows more about the accident than all of the other reporters, that reporter need not scoop any other reporter.\nD: Some reporter may have been told something about the accident that the reporter tells all of the other reporters.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1567", + "pred": 2, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCrowdsourcing refers to the practice of a company or organization to delegate tasks traditionally performed by employees to the general public.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not crowdsourcing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A toy company has been encouraging and sponsoring users to participate in its design work. From robotic control systems to building block kits, the company has had fairly good results.\nB: A detergent company often posts its own R & D projects on major websites, soliciting solutions, and promises to give certain rewards for solutions.\nC: In the past three years, a real estate company has handed over all the daily maintenance of computers, networks and peripherals to a computer company.\nD: A gallery invites visitors to write instructions for the exhibits in the museum and select some of them as labels to display together.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1568", + "pred": 3, + "label": 2, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial risk refers to the risk of loss of social production and people's life due to the actions of individuals or groups.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a social risk?\n\nOptions:\nA: Larceny.\nB: Robbery.\nC: Frost disaster.\nD: Neglect of duty.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1569", + "pred": 3, + "label": 3, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA manager is hoping to reach a certain target for camera sales in his store, which sells between 10 and 20 cameras a week. Typically, most cameras sold in any week are the less expensive economy models, and his store has sold relatively fewer of the more expensive, high-end cameras. The manager realizes that if, on average, three more cameras sold each week were high-end instead of economy models, the store would reach its target in sales. The manager prepares a detailed information sheet for the sales associates, outlining the numerous advantages of the high-end cameras over the economy cameras, and provides each sales associate with a portfolio of contrasting photos of the same images, showing the clearly superior image quality of the high-end cameras.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would provide most support for the prediction that the detailed information sheet and photo portfolio given to sales associates will have its intended effect of allowing the store to reach its target in sales?\n\nOptions:\nA: Camera stores that are part of the same national franchise in major metropolitan locations, like New York or Los Angeles, sell comparatively large numbers of the high end cameras.\nB: The sales associates are already well informed about the capabilities of all the cameras, and often know detailed technical information about their circuitry.\nC: The high end cameras can generate photographs of profession quality, such as those a portrait photographer might produce\nD: The only reason many customers buy the economy cameras is that they do not appreciate that the high-end cameras are significantly better.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1570", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn people's impression, bio-fuel is a renewable green energy. The latest research results overturn people's traditional impression. Researchers found that bio-fuel may be converted into acetaldehyde due to incomplete combustion, which will pollute the air. This pollution will lead to 1400 early deaths in country M every year. Therefore, some medical institution personnel in country M believe that the promotion of bio-fuels should be suspended and its use should be limited at this stage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most effectively question the views of medical institution personnel?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the country's scientists have developed a new technology to fully burn biofuels.\nB: Pollution from other fuels currently being used in the country causes more than 3,000 premature deaths a year.\nC: Conventional fuels such as oil have been technologically improved to reduce pollution from combustion.\nD: Scientists predict that as research progresses, acetaldehyde will no longer be produced by new biofuels in five years.\n\n\nThe answer is A" + }, + { + "index": "1571", + "pred": 1, + "label": 0, + "input": "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRoad traffic accident refers to the event of personal injury or property loss caused by vehicle fault or accident on the road. Among them, road refers to roads, urban roads and places where social motor vehicles are allowed to pass although within the jurisdiction of the unit, including squares, public parking lots and other places used for public passage. Vehicle refers to motor vehicles and non motor vehicles. Non motor vehicles, It refers to the means of transport driven by human or animal power and running on the road, as well as the motor wheelchair, electric bicycle and other means of transport for the disabled whose design maximum speed, empty vehicle quality and overall dimensions meet the relevant national standards although driven by power devices.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings doesn't belong to road traffic accident:\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang accidentally knocked down an old man when reversing in the closed management community\nB: When Miss Zhou crossed the road with her pet dog, the stray pet dog unfortunately died under the ring\nC: Xiao Zhao parked his car in the parking lot near the shopping mall. When he picked up the car, he found that the rear of the car was hit and the accident vehicle had escaped\nD: When the green light was on, Xiao Jiang crossed the zebra crossing and was injured by a bicycle running the red light\n\n\nThe answer is A" + } +] \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/logiqav2_test_mc_0shot.v1.0/test-checkpoint-100/metrics.json b/logiqav2_test_mc_0shot.v1.0/test-checkpoint-100/metrics.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9a8e07d914dcb92503e699a70e4ec813a2b51c61 --- /dev/null +++ b/logiqav2_test_mc_0shot.v1.0/test-checkpoint-100/metrics.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"acc": 0.528} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/training_config.yaml b/training_config.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d5259646f15f8fb535be75df910aeddbc0f797cf --- /dev/null +++ b/training_config.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +train_file: wiki_erica_path/v9.1_fixed/distant_path_v9.1_fix_no_shuffle.train.0.pkl_llama_False_3_6_512_0.4_5_1.0_1.0_0.0_8_path_v9.1.2_seq2seq_bin_filter +test_file: null +model: + _target_: models.llama.LlamaForConditionalGenerationFlan.from_pretrained + use_peft: true + lora_config: + _recursive_: false + _target_: models.llama.LoraConfig + task_type: CAUSAL_LM + inference_mode: false + target_modules: + _target_: models.llama.find_all_linear_names + bits: 4 + r: 64 + lora_alpha: 16 + lora_dropout: 0.05 + gradient_checkpointing: true + torch_dtype: + _target_: general_util.training_utils.return_torch_dtype + dtype: bfloat16 + quantization_config: + _target_: transformers.utils.quantization_config.BitsAndBytesConfig + load_in_4bit: true + bnb_4bit_compute_dtype: + _target_: general_util.training_utils.return_torch_dtype + dtype: bfloat16 + bnb_4bit_use_double_quant: true + bnb_4bit_quant_type: nf4 + device_map: + _target_: models.llama.return_single_device_map + load_in_4bit: true + low_cpu_mem_usage: true + max_memory: true + use_flash_attention_2: true +dist_load_data_barrier: false +read_tensor_train: + _target_: data.collators.wiki.WikiPathDatasetV5.init_from_bin_file +extended_vocab: null +collator: + _target_: data.collators.wiki_seq2seq_collator.WikiSeq2SeqCollatorWithCausalLMFixPaddingSide + max_seq_length: 512 + tokenizer: ${model_name_or_path} + causal_lm: true + causal_lm_add_eos: false + generative_mode: true + padding_side: right +num_workers: 4 +prefetch_factor: 2 +do_preprocess: false +model_name_or_path: pretrained-models/Llama-2-70b-hf +pretrain: null +exp_name: llama2.70b.q_lora.merit_v91_v91.seq2seq.v5.0.6aug.filter.w4.adamw.500steps.NA100.1010 +exp_notes: null +output_dir: experiments/${exp_name} +do_train: true +evaluate_during_training: false +do_eval: true +eval_sub_path: checkpoint-* +per_gpu_train_batch_size: 8 +per_gpu_eval_batch_size: 16 +learning_rate: 0.0002 +gradient_accumulation_steps: 128 +weight_decay: 0.0 +adam_epsilon: 1.0e-06 +adam_betas: (0.9, 0.99) +max_grad_norm: 0.3 +num_train_epochs: 1 +max_steps: -1 +warmup_proportion: 0 +warmup_steps: 50 +total_dataset_len: 1808348 +optimizer: null +use_nvlamb: null +bit_training: null +logging_steps: 1 +save_best: false +save_steps: 100 +eval_steps: -1 +ddp_eval: true +no_cuda: false +seed: 42 +local_rank: 0 +fp16: true +fp16_opt_level: O1 +fp16_bfloat16: true +prediction_cfg: + metric: acc + measure: 1 + best_checkpoint: null + best_result: null +eval_forward_fn: + _target_: general_util.evaluator.DiscriminatorForwardFn +post_process: null +compile: false +fairscale_config: null +fsdp_config: null +ds_cfg: + train_micro_batch_size_per_gpu: ${per_gpu_train_batch_size} + gradient_accumulation_steps: ${gradient_accumulation_steps} + optimizer: + type: AdamW + params: + lr: ${learning_rate} + betas: + - 0.9 + - 0.999 + eps: ${adam_epsilon} + weight_decay: ${weight_decay} + scheduler: + type: WarmupLR + params: + warmup_max_lr: ${learning_rate} + warmup_num_steps: null + warmup_type: linear + gradient_clipping: ${max_grad_norm} + bf16: + enabled: ${fp16} + zero_optimization: + stage: 1 + contiguous_gradients: true + overlap_comm: true + reduce_scatter: true + reduce_bucket_size: 500000000.0 + allgather_bucket_size: 500000000.0 + steps_per_print: 1024 +with_lightseq: false +summary_helper: + _target_: general_util.tensorboard_helper.WandbWriter + batch_index_or_keys: null + outputs_index_or_keys: + train/mlm_loss: mlm_loss +n_gpu: 1 +device: cuda:0 +train_batch_size: null +eval_batch_size: null +world_size: 4 diff --git a/zero_to_fp32.py b/zero_to_fp32.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c98caae31534368be22b67fc4ae906836c992a8d --- /dev/null +++ b/zero_to_fp32.py @@ -0,0 +1,587 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python + +# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +# DeepSpeed Team + +# This script extracts fp32 consolidated weights from a zero 1, 2 and 3 DeepSpeed checkpoints. It gets +# copied into the top level checkpoint dir, so the user can easily do the conversion at any point in +# the future. Once extracted, the weights don't require DeepSpeed and can be used in any +# application. +# +# example: python zero_to_fp32.py . pytorch_model.bin + +import argparse +import torch +import glob +import math +import os +import re +from collections import OrderedDict +from dataclasses import dataclass + +# while this script doesn't use deepspeed to recover data, since the checkpoints are pickled with +# DeepSpeed data structures it has to be available in the current python environment. +from deepspeed.utils import logger +from deepspeed.checkpoint.constants import (DS_VERSION, OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT, SINGLE_PARTITION_OF_FP32_GROUPS, + FP32_FLAT_GROUPS, ZERO_STAGE, PARTITION_COUNT, PARAM_SHAPES, BUFFER_NAMES, + FROZEN_PARAM_SHAPES, FROZEN_PARAM_FRAGMENTS) + + +@dataclass +class zero_model_state: + buffers: dict() + param_shapes: dict() + shared_params: list + ds_version: int + frozen_param_shapes: dict() + frozen_param_fragments: dict() + + +debug = 0 + +# load to cpu +device = torch.device('cpu') + + +def atoi(text): + return int(text) if text.isdigit() else text + + +def natural_keys(text): + ''' + alist.sort(key=natural_keys) sorts in human order + http://nedbatchelder.com/blog/200712/human_sorting.html + (See Toothy's implementation in the comments) + ''' + return [atoi(c) for c in re.split(r'(\d+)', text)] + + +def get_model_state_file(checkpoint_dir, zero_stage): + if not os.path.isdir(checkpoint_dir): + raise FileNotFoundError(f"Directory '{checkpoint_dir}' doesn't exist") + + # there should be only one file + if zero_stage <= 2: + file = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, "mp_rank_00_model_states.pt") + elif zero_stage == 3: + file = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, "zero_pp_rank_0_mp_rank_00_model_states.pt") + + if not os.path.exists(file): + raise FileNotFoundError(f"can't find model states file at '{file}'") + + return file + + +def get_checkpoint_files(checkpoint_dir, glob_pattern): + # XXX: need to test that this simple glob rule works for multi-node setup too + ckpt_files = sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, glob_pattern)), key=natural_keys) + + if len(ckpt_files) == 0: + raise FileNotFoundError(f"can't find {glob_pattern} files in directory '{checkpoint_dir}'") + + return ckpt_files + + +def get_optim_files(checkpoint_dir): + return get_checkpoint_files(checkpoint_dir, "*_optim_states.pt") + + +def get_model_state_files(checkpoint_dir): + return get_checkpoint_files(checkpoint_dir, "*_model_states.pt") + + +def parse_model_states(files): + zero_model_states = [] + for file in files: + state_dict = torch.load(file, map_location=device) + + if BUFFER_NAMES not in state_dict: + raise ValueError(f"{file} is not a model state checkpoint") + buffer_names = state_dict[BUFFER_NAMES] + if debug: + print("Found buffers:", buffer_names) + + # recover just the buffers while restoring them to fp32 if they were saved in fp16 + buffers = {k: v.float() for k, v in state_dict["module"].items() if k in buffer_names} + param_shapes = state_dict[PARAM_SHAPES] + + # collect parameters that are included in param_shapes + param_names = [] + for s in param_shapes: + for name in s.keys(): + param_names.append(name) + + # update with frozen parameters + frozen_param_shapes = state_dict.get(FROZEN_PARAM_SHAPES, None) + if frozen_param_shapes is not None: + if debug: + print(f"Found frozen_param_shapes: {frozen_param_shapes}") + param_names += list(frozen_param_shapes.keys()) + + # handle shared params + shared_params = [[k, v] for k, v in state_dict["shared_params"].items()] + + ds_version = state_dict.get(DS_VERSION, None) + + frozen_param_fragments = state_dict.get(FROZEN_PARAM_FRAGMENTS, None) + + z_model_state = zero_model_state(buffers=buffers, + param_shapes=param_shapes, + shared_params=shared_params, + ds_version=ds_version, + frozen_param_shapes=frozen_param_shapes, + frozen_param_fragments=frozen_param_fragments) + zero_model_states.append(z_model_state) + + return zero_model_states + + +def parse_optim_states(files, ds_checkpoint_dir): + + total_files = len(files) + state_dicts = [] + for f in files: + state_dict = torch.load(f, map_location=device) + # immediately discard the potentially huge 2 optimizer states as we only care for fp32 master weights + # and also handle the case where it was already removed by another helper script + state_dict["optimizer_state_dict"].pop("optimizer_state_dict", None) + state_dicts.append(state_dict) + + if not ZERO_STAGE in state_dicts[0][OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT]: + raise ValueError(f"{files[0]} is not a zero checkpoint") + zero_stage = state_dicts[0][OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT][ZERO_STAGE] + world_size = state_dicts[0][OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT][PARTITION_COUNT] + + # For ZeRO-2 each param group can have different partition_count as data parallelism for expert + # parameters can be different from data parallelism for non-expert parameters. So we can just + # use the max of the partition_count to get the dp world_size. + + if type(world_size) is list: + world_size = max(world_size) + + if world_size != total_files: + raise ValueError( + f"Expected {world_size} of '*_optim_states.pt' under '{ds_checkpoint_dir}' but found {total_files} files. " + "Possibly due to an overwrite of an old checkpoint, or a checkpoint didn't get saved by one or more processes." + ) + + # the groups are named differently in each stage + if zero_stage <= 2: + fp32_groups_key = SINGLE_PARTITION_OF_FP32_GROUPS + elif zero_stage == 3: + fp32_groups_key = FP32_FLAT_GROUPS + else: + raise ValueError(f"unknown zero stage {zero_stage}") + + if zero_stage <= 2: + fp32_flat_groups = [state_dicts[i][OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT][fp32_groups_key] for i in range(len(state_dicts))] + elif zero_stage == 3: + # if there is more than one param group, there will be multiple flattened tensors - one + # flattened tensor per group - for simplicity merge them into a single tensor + # + # XXX: could make the script more memory efficient for when there are multiple groups - it + # will require matching the sub-lists of param_shapes for each param group flattened tensor + + fp32_flat_groups = [ + torch.cat(state_dicts[i][OPTIMIZER_STATE_DICT][fp32_groups_key], 0) for i in range(len(state_dicts)) + ] + + return zero_stage, world_size, fp32_flat_groups + + +def _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(ds_checkpoint_dir): + """ + Returns fp32 state_dict reconstructed from ds checkpoint + + Args: + - ``ds_checkpoint_dir``: path to the deepspeed checkpoint folder (where the optimizer files are) + + """ + print(f"Processing zero checkpoint '{ds_checkpoint_dir}'") + + optim_files = get_optim_files(ds_checkpoint_dir) + zero_stage, world_size, fp32_flat_groups = parse_optim_states(optim_files, ds_checkpoint_dir) + print(f"Detected checkpoint of type zero stage {zero_stage}, world_size: {world_size}") + + model_files = get_model_state_files(ds_checkpoint_dir) + + zero_model_states = parse_model_states(model_files) + print(f'Parsing checkpoint created by deepspeed=={zero_model_states[0].ds_version}') + + if zero_stage <= 2: + return _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero2_checkpoint(world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states) + elif zero_stage == 3: + return _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero3_checkpoint(world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states) + + +def _zero2_merge_frozen_params(state_dict, zero_model_states): + if zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes is None or len(zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes) == 0: + return + + frozen_param_shapes = zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes + frozen_param_fragments = zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_fragments + + if debug: + num_elem = sum(s.numel() for s in frozen_param_shapes.values()) + print(f'rank 0: {FROZEN_PARAM_SHAPES}.numel = {num_elem}') + + wanted_params = len(frozen_param_shapes) + wanted_numel = sum(s.numel() for s in frozen_param_shapes.values()) + avail_numel = sum([p.numel() for p in frozen_param_fragments.values()]) + print(f'Frozen params: Have {avail_numel} numels to process.') + print(f'Frozen params: Need {wanted_numel} numels in {wanted_params} params') + + total_params = 0 + total_numel = 0 + for name, shape in frozen_param_shapes.items(): + total_params += 1 + unpartitioned_numel = shape.numel() + total_numel += unpartitioned_numel + + state_dict[name] = frozen_param_fragments[name] + + if debug: + print(f"{name} full shape: {shape} unpartitioned numel {unpartitioned_numel} ") + + print(f"Reconstructed Frozen fp32 state dict with {total_params} params {total_numel} elements") + + +def _zero2_merge_trainable_params(state_dict, world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states): + param_shapes = zero_model_states[0].param_shapes + + # Reconstruction protocol: + # + # XXX: document this + + if debug: + for i in range(world_size): + for j in range(len(fp32_flat_groups[0])): + print(f"{FP32_FLAT_GROUPS}[{i}][{j}].shape={fp32_flat_groups[i][j].shape}") + + # XXX: memory usage doubles here (zero2) + num_param_groups = len(fp32_flat_groups[0]) + merged_single_partition_of_fp32_groups = [] + for i in range(num_param_groups): + merged_partitions = [sd[i] for sd in fp32_flat_groups] + full_single_fp32_vector = torch.cat(merged_partitions, 0) + merged_single_partition_of_fp32_groups.append(full_single_fp32_vector) + avail_numel = sum( + [full_single_fp32_vector.numel() for full_single_fp32_vector in merged_single_partition_of_fp32_groups]) + + if debug: + wanted_params = sum([len(shapes) for shapes in param_shapes]) + wanted_numel = sum([sum(shape.numel() for shape in shapes.values()) for shapes in param_shapes]) + # not asserting if there is a mismatch due to possible padding + print(f"Have {avail_numel} numels to process.") + print(f"Need {wanted_numel} numels in {wanted_params} params.") + + # params + # XXX: for huge models that can't fit into the host's RAM we will have to recode this to support + # out-of-core computing solution + total_numel = 0 + total_params = 0 + for shapes, full_single_fp32_vector in zip(param_shapes, merged_single_partition_of_fp32_groups): + offset = 0 + avail_numel = full_single_fp32_vector.numel() + for name, shape in shapes.items(): + + unpartitioned_numel = shape.numel() + total_numel += unpartitioned_numel + total_params += 1 + + if debug: + print(f"{name} full shape: {shape} unpartitioned numel {unpartitioned_numel} ") + state_dict[name] = full_single_fp32_vector.narrow(0, offset, unpartitioned_numel).view(shape) + offset += unpartitioned_numel + + # Z2 started to align to 2*world_size to improve nccl performance. Therefore both offset and + # avail_numel can differ by anywhere between 0..2*world_size. Due to two unrelated complex + # paddings performed in the code it's almost impossible to predict the exact numbers w/o the + # live optimizer object, so we are checking that the numbers are within the right range + align_to = 2 * world_size + + def zero2_align(x): + return align_to * math.ceil(x / align_to) + + if debug: + print(f"original offset={offset}, avail_numel={avail_numel}") + + offset = zero2_align(offset) + avail_numel = zero2_align(avail_numel) + + if debug: + print(f"aligned offset={offset}, avail_numel={avail_numel}") + + # Sanity check + if offset != avail_numel: + raise ValueError(f"consumed {offset} numels out of {avail_numel} - something is wrong") + + print(f"Reconstructed fp32 state dict with {total_params} params {total_numel} elements") + + +def _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero2_checkpoint(world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states): + state_dict = OrderedDict() + + # buffers + buffers = zero_model_states[0].buffers + state_dict.update(buffers) + if debug: + print(f"added {len(buffers)} buffers") + + _zero2_merge_frozen_params(state_dict, zero_model_states) + + _zero2_merge_trainable_params(state_dict, world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states) + + # recover shared parameters + for pair in zero_model_states[0].shared_params: + if pair[1] in state_dict: + state_dict[pair[0]] = state_dict[pair[1]] + + return state_dict + + +def zero3_partitioned_param_info(unpartitioned_numel, world_size): + remainder = unpartitioned_numel % world_size + padding_numel = (world_size - remainder) if remainder else 0 + partitioned_numel = math.ceil(unpartitioned_numel / world_size) + return partitioned_numel, padding_numel + + +def _zero3_merge_frozen_params(state_dict, world_size, zero_model_states): + if zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes is None or len(zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes) == 0: + return + + if debug: + for i in range(world_size): + num_elem = sum(s.numel() for s in zero_model_states[i].frozen_param_fragments.values()) + print(f'rank {i}: {FROZEN_PARAM_SHAPES}.numel = {num_elem}') + + frozen_param_shapes = zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes + wanted_params = len(frozen_param_shapes) + wanted_numel = sum(s.numel() for s in frozen_param_shapes.values()) + avail_numel = sum([p.numel() for p in zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_fragments.values()]) * world_size + print(f'Frozen params: Have {avail_numel} numels to process.') + print(f'Frozen params: Need {wanted_numel} numels in {wanted_params} params') + + total_params = 0 + total_numel = 0 + for name, shape in zero_model_states[0].frozen_param_shapes.items(): + total_params += 1 + unpartitioned_numel = shape.numel() + total_numel += unpartitioned_numel + + param_frags = tuple(model_state.frozen_param_fragments[name] for model_state in zero_model_states) + state_dict[name] = torch.cat(param_frags, 0).narrow(0, 0, unpartitioned_numel).view(shape) + + partitioned_numel, partitioned_padding_numel = zero3_partitioned_param_info(unpartitioned_numel, world_size) + + if debug: + print( + f"Frozen params: {total_params} {name} full shape: {shape} partition0 numel={partitioned_numel} partitioned_padding_numel={partitioned_padding_numel}" + ) + + print(f"Reconstructed Frozen fp32 state dict with {total_params} params {total_numel} elements") + + +def _zero3_merge_trainable_params(state_dict, world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states): + param_shapes = zero_model_states[0].param_shapes + avail_numel = fp32_flat_groups[0].numel() * world_size + # Reconstruction protocol: For zero3 we need to zip the partitions together at boundary of each + # param, re-consolidating each param, while dealing with padding if any + + # merge list of dicts, preserving order + param_shapes = {k: v for d in param_shapes for k, v in d.items()} + + if debug: + for i in range(world_size): + print(f"{FP32_FLAT_GROUPS}[{i}].shape={fp32_flat_groups[i].shape}") + + wanted_params = len(param_shapes) + wanted_numel = sum(shape.numel() for shape in param_shapes.values()) + # not asserting if there is a mismatch due to possible padding + avail_numel = fp32_flat_groups[0].numel() * world_size + print(f"Trainable params: Have {avail_numel} numels to process.") + print(f"Trainable params: Need {wanted_numel} numels in {wanted_params} params.") + + # params + # XXX: for huge models that can't fit into the host's RAM we will have to recode this to support + # out-of-core computing solution + offset = 0 + total_numel = 0 + total_params = 0 + for name, shape in param_shapes.items(): + + unpartitioned_numel = shape.numel() + total_numel += unpartitioned_numel + total_params += 1 + + partitioned_numel, partitioned_padding_numel = zero3_partitioned_param_info(unpartitioned_numel, world_size) + + if debug: + print( + f"Trainable params: {total_params} {name} full shape: {shape} partition0 numel={partitioned_numel} partitioned_padding_numel={partitioned_padding_numel}" + ) + + # XXX: memory usage doubles here + state_dict[name] = torch.cat( + tuple(fp32_flat_groups[i].narrow(0, offset, partitioned_numel) for i in range(world_size)), + 0).narrow(0, 0, unpartitioned_numel).view(shape) + offset += partitioned_numel + + offset *= world_size + + # Sanity check + if offset != avail_numel: + raise ValueError(f"consumed {offset} numels out of {avail_numel} - something is wrong") + + print(f"Reconstructed Trainable fp32 state dict with {total_params} params {total_numel} elements") + + +def _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero3_checkpoint(world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states): + state_dict = OrderedDict() + + # buffers + buffers = zero_model_states[0].buffers + state_dict.update(buffers) + if debug: + print(f"added {len(buffers)} buffers") + + _zero3_merge_frozen_params(state_dict, world_size, zero_model_states) + + _zero3_merge_trainable_params(state_dict, world_size, fp32_flat_groups, zero_model_states) + + # recover shared parameters + for pair in zero_model_states[0].shared_params: + if pair[1] in state_dict: + state_dict[pair[0]] = state_dict[pair[1]] + + return state_dict + + +def get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(checkpoint_dir, tag=None): + """ + Convert ZeRO 2 or 3 checkpoint into a single fp32 consolidated state_dict that can be loaded with + ``load_state_dict()`` and used for training without DeepSpeed or shared with others, for example + via a model hub. + + Args: + - ``checkpoint_dir``: path to the desired checkpoint folder + - ``tag``: checkpoint tag used as a unique identifier for checkpoint. If not provided will attempt to load tag in 'latest' file. e.g., ``global_step14`` + + Returns: + - pytorch ``state_dict`` + + Note: this approach may not work if your application doesn't have sufficient free CPU memory and + you may need to use the offline approach using the ``zero_to_fp32.py`` script that is saved with + the checkpoint. + + A typical usage might be :: + + from deepspeed.utils.zero_to_fp32 import get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint + # do the training and checkpoint saving + state_dict = get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(checkpoint_dir) # already on cpu + model = model.cpu() # move to cpu + model.load_state_dict(state_dict) + # submit to model hub or save the model to share with others + + In this example the ``model`` will no longer be usable in the deepspeed context of the same + application. i.e. you will need to re-initialize the deepspeed engine, since + ``model.load_state_dict(state_dict)`` will remove all the deepspeed magic from it. + + If you want it all done for you, use ``load_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint`` instead. + + """ + if tag is None: + latest_path = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, 'latest') + if os.path.isfile(latest_path): + with open(latest_path, 'r') as fd: + tag = fd.read().strip() + else: + raise ValueError(f"Unable to find 'latest' file at {latest_path}") + + ds_checkpoint_dir = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, tag) + + if not os.path.isdir(ds_checkpoint_dir): + raise FileNotFoundError(f"Directory '{ds_checkpoint_dir}' doesn't exist") + + return _get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(ds_checkpoint_dir) + + +def convert_zero_checkpoint_to_fp32_state_dict(checkpoint_dir, output_file, tag=None): + """ + Convert ZeRO 2 or 3 checkpoint into a single fp32 consolidated ``state_dict`` file that can be + loaded with ``torch.load(file)`` + ``load_state_dict()`` and used for training without DeepSpeed. + + Args: + - ``checkpoint_dir``: path to the desired checkpoint folder. (one that contains the tag-folder, like ``global_step14``) + - ``output_file``: path to the pytorch fp32 state_dict output file (e.g. path/pytorch_model.bin) + - ``tag``: checkpoint tag used as a unique identifier for checkpoint. If not provided will attempt to load tag in the file named ``latest`` in the checkpoint folder, e.g., ``global_step14`` + """ + + state_dict = get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(checkpoint_dir, tag) + print(f"Saving fp32 state dict to {output_file}") + torch.save(state_dict, output_file) + + +def load_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(model, checkpoint_dir, tag=None): + """ + 1. Put the provided model to cpu + 2. Convert ZeRO 2 or 3 checkpoint into a single fp32 consolidated ``state_dict`` + 3. Load it into the provided model + + Args: + - ``model``: the model object to update + - ``checkpoint_dir``: path to the desired checkpoint folder. (one that contains the tag-folder, like ``global_step14``) + - ``tag``: checkpoint tag used as a unique identifier for checkpoint. If not provided will attempt to load tag in the file named ``latest`` in the checkpoint folder, e.g., ``global_step14`` + + Returns: + - ``model`: modified model + + Make sure you have plenty of CPU memory available before you call this function. If you don't + have enough use the ``zero_to_fp32.py`` utility to do the conversion. You will find it + conveniently placed for you in the checkpoint folder. + + A typical usage might be :: + + from deepspeed.utils.zero_to_fp32 import load_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint + model = load_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(trainer.model, checkpoint_dir) + # submit to model hub or save the model to share with others + + Note, that once this was run, the ``model`` will no longer be usable in the deepspeed context + of the same application. i.e. you will need to re-initialize the deepspeed engine, since + ``model.load_state_dict(state_dict)`` will remove all the deepspeed magic from it. + + """ + logger.info(f"Extracting fp32 weights") + state_dict = get_fp32_state_dict_from_zero_checkpoint(checkpoint_dir, tag) + + logger.info(f"Overwriting model with fp32 weights") + model = model.cpu() + model.load_state_dict(state_dict, strict=False) + + return model + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + + parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() + parser.add_argument("checkpoint_dir", + type=str, + help="path to the desired checkpoint folder, e.g., path/checkpoint-12") + parser.add_argument( + "output_file", + type=str, + help="path to the pytorch fp32 state_dict output file (e.g. path/checkpoint-12/pytorch_model.bin)") + parser.add_argument("-t", + "--tag", + type=str, + default=None, + help="checkpoint tag used as a unique identifier for checkpoint. e.g., global_step1") + parser.add_argument("-d", "--debug", action='store_true', help="enable debug") + args = parser.parse_args() + + debug = args.debug + + convert_zero_checkpoint_to_fp32_state_dict(args.checkpoint_dir, args.output_file, tag=args.tag)