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azccpg | What is, and how does diabetes work? | ### What is the biological basis of diabetes? ### What are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the common symptoms of diabetes? ### How is diabetes diagnosed? ### What is the relationship between diet and diabetes? ### What are some treatment options for diabetes? | ### What is diabetes and how is it diagnosed? ### What are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the risk factors for developing diabetes? ### How does diabetes affect the body over time? | [
"Diabetes occurs when sugar gets stuck in the blood rather than being moved to where it is needed.",
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azccpg | What is, and how does diabetes work? | ### What are the three main types of diabetes? ### What is insulin and how does it relate to diabetes? ### What are the causes and risk factors of diabetes? ### How do doctors diagnose diabetes and its complications? ### What are the treatment options for diabetes and how do they work? | ### What is diabetes and how is it diagnosed? ### What are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the risk factors for developing diabetes? ### How does diabetes affect the body over time? | [
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azccpg | What is, and how does diabetes work? | ### What is the biological basis of diabetes? ### What are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the common symptoms of diabetes? ### How is diabetes diagnosed? ### What is the relationship between diet and diabetes? ### What are some treatment options for diabetes? | ### What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? ### What are the symptoms of diabetes? ### What are the risk factors for diabetes? ### How is diabetes diagnosed? ### How does insulin work in diabetes treatment? ### What lifestyle changes can prevent or manage diabetes? | [
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azccpg | What is, and how does diabetes work? | ### What is diabetes and what are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the symptoms of diabetes? ### How does diabetes affect the body? ### What are the risk factors for developing diabetes? ### What are the complications associated with diabetes? | ### What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? ### What are the symptoms of diabetes? ### What are the risk factors for diabetes? ### How is diabetes diagnosed? ### How does insulin work in diabetes treatment? ### What lifestyle changes can prevent or manage diabetes? | [
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azccpg | What is, and how does diabetes work? | ### What is diabetes and what are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin work in the body? ### What are the symptoms of diabetes? ### How does diabetes affect the body? ### What are the risk factors for developing diabetes? ### What are the complications associated with diabetes? | ### What are the different types of diabetes? ### How does insulin regulate blood sugar levels in the body? ### What are the symptoms of diabetes? ### What are the risk factors associated with developing diabetes? ### How can diabetes be diagnosed? ### What are the complications associated with diabetes? | [
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57kbnp | What causes the "groggyness" we experience when sleep deprived? | ### How does the body regulate sleep and wakefulness? ### What are the effects of sleep deprivation on the body's natural circadian rhythm? ### How does sleep deprivation affect the brain's ability to function? ### What are the physiological and psychological effects of sleep deprivation? ### How does the body's metabolism change during sleep deprivation? ### What role does melatonin play in sleep and its regulation? | ### What are the physiological changes that occur during sleep deprivation? ### How does sleep deprivation affect the brain's functioning? ### What are the hormonal changes that occur during sleep deprivation? ### What are the common symptoms of sleep deprivation and their causes? ### What is the relationship between sleep and mental health? | [
"Sleep is important for the brain to function normally.",
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57kbnp | What causes the "groggyness" we experience when sleep deprived? | ### What chemicals in our brain are affected when we don't get enough sleep? ### What are some of the physical and mental effects of sleep deprivation? ### How does our body's natural circadian rhythm contribute to sleep deprivation? ### What are some ways to combat sleep deprivation and its effects on our daily lives? | ### What are the physiological changes that occur during sleep deprivation? ### How does sleep deprivation affect the brain's functioning? ### What are the hormonal changes that occur during sleep deprivation? ### What are the common symptoms of sleep deprivation and their causes? ### What is the relationship between sleep and mental health? | [
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6pmz76 | Why does the prime minister of some countries appear to have more power than the president? | ### What is the role of a prime minister in some countries? ### How does the prime minister's role compare to that of a president? ### What are the examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president? ### What are the historical and political reasons for the difference in power between the prime minister and the president in those countries? | ### Difference in the powers and responsibilities of prime minister and president in various countries ### Factors leading to a prime minister having more power than the president ### Examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president ### Comparison of prime minister and presidential systems of government | [
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6pmz76 | Why does the prime minister of some countries appear to have more power than the president? | ### What are the roles and responsibilities of a prime minister and a president in different countries? ### How does the political system of a country impact the power dynamics between a prime minister and a president? ### What are some examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president? ### How does the executive branch of a country's government function? | ### Difference in the powers and responsibilities of prime minister and president in various countries ### Factors leading to a prime minister having more power than the president ### Examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president ### Comparison of prime minister and presidential systems of government | [
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6pmz76 | Why does the prime minister of some countries appear to have more power than the president? | ### How are the executive powers divided in countries with a parliamentary system? ### What is the role of the prime minister in a parliamentary system? ### What is the role of the president in a parliamentary system? ### What are the main differences between parliamentary and presidential systems? ### Can the prime minister and the president both be considered heads of state in some countries? | ### Difference in the powers and responsibilities of prime minister and president in various countries ### Factors leading to a prime minister having more power than the president ### Examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president ### Comparison of prime minister and presidential systems of government | [
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6pmz76 | Why does the prime minister of some countries appear to have more power than the president? | ### What is the role of the prime minister in a parliamentary system? ### How does the relationship between the prime minister and the president differ in parliamentary vs. presidential systems? ### Are there any countries where the prime minister holds more power than the president? ### What are some examples of powerful prime ministers in history? | ### Difference in the powers and responsibilities of prime minister and president in various countries ### Factors leading to a prime minister having more power than the president ### Examples of countries where the prime minister has more power than the president ### Comparison of prime minister and presidential systems of government | [
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3m3swe | Why do we need REM? Why could't we just close our eyes and dream? | ### What is the function of REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep affect the brain? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### Why is REM sleep important for the brain? ### How does REM sleep differ from other stages of sleep? ### What happens if we don't get enough REM sleep? | ### What is the role of REM sleep in the body? ### How does REM sleep affect the brain? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep differ from other stages of sleep? ### What are the consequences of not getting enough REM sleep? | [
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3m3swe | Why do we need REM? Why could't we just close our eyes and dream? | ### What is the function of REM sleep? ### What is the difference between REM and non-REM sleep? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep benefit the brain and body? ### What would happen if we didn't have REM sleep? | ### What is the role of REM sleep in the body? ### How does REM sleep affect the brain? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep differ from other stages of sleep? ### What are the consequences of not getting enough REM sleep? | [
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3m3swe | Why do we need REM? Why could't we just close our eyes and dream? | ### What is the function of REM sleep? ### What is the difference between REM and non-REM sleep? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep benefit the brain and body? ### What would happen if we didn't have REM sleep? | ### What is REM sleep? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### Why is REM sleep important for our health and well-being? ### How does our brain activity change during REM sleep? ### What happens when we dream during REM sleep? ### What is the role of REM sleep in memory consolidation? ### How much REM sleep do we need each night? | [
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3m3swe | Why do we need REM? Why could't we just close our eyes and dream? | ### What is the function of REM sleep? ### What is the difference between REM and non-REM sleep? ### What happens during REM sleep? ### How does REM sleep benefit the brain and body? ### What would happen if we didn't have REM sleep? | ### What is REM sleep and why is it important? ### What is the purpose of dreaming during REM sleep? ### What are the benefits of REM sleep for the body and mind? ### How does the brain activity during REM sleep differ from other stages of sleep? ### Are there any conditions or disorders that affect REM sleep? | [
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21crrt | What does a person with a peanut allergy lack/contain in their bodies that I do/don't? | ### What is an immune system response to a peanut allergy? ### How does the immune system of someone with a peanut allergy differ from someone without one? ### What is an anaphylactic reaction to a peanut allergy? ### What is the difference between a peanut allergy and a food allergy in general? | ### What is a peanut allergy? ### What are the symptoms of a peanut allergy? ### What are the common causes of peanut allergy? ### What are the treatments for a peanut allergy? ### What are the foods to avoid for people with a peanut allergy? ### What are the other food allergies that are common? | [
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21crrt | What does a person with a peanut allergy lack/contain in their bodies that I do/don't? | ### What is an immune system response to a peanut allergy? ### How does the immune system of someone with a peanut allergy differ from someone without one? ### What is an anaphylactic reaction to a peanut allergy? ### What is the difference between a peanut allergy and a food allergy in general? | ### What is a peanut allergy? ### What are the symptoms of a peanut allergy? ### How does a peanut allergy affect the body? ### What is the difference in the immune system of a person with a peanut allergy compared to a person without a peanut allergy? | [
"Allergic reactions are caused by IgE antibodies.",
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"Allergic reactions are caused by IgE antibodies.",
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21crrt | What does a person with a peanut allergy lack/contain in their bodies that I do/don't? | ### What is an immune system response to a peanut allergy? ### How does the immune system of someone with a peanut allergy differ from someone without one? ### What is an anaphylactic reaction to a peanut allergy? ### What is the difference between a peanut allergy and a food allergy in general? | ### What is a peanut allergy? ### What are the symptoms of a peanut allergy? ### What causes a peanut allergy? ### How is a peanut allergy diagnosed? ### What are the treatment options for a peanut allergy? ### What are the differences between a peanut allergy and other types of food allergies? ### What are peanuts and why do people with peanut allergies have to avoid them? | [
"Allergic reactions are caused by IgE antibodies.",
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"Allergic reactions are caused by IgE antibodies.",
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21crrt | What does a person with a peanut allergy lack/contain in their bodies that I do/don't? | ### What is an immune system response to a peanut allergy? ### How does the immune system of someone with a peanut allergy differ from someone without one? ### What is an anaphylactic reaction to a peanut allergy? ### What is the difference between a peanut allergy and a food allergy in general? | ### What are the symptoms of a peanut allergy? ### What are the most common food allergies? ### How does the body react to a peanut allergy? ### What is an immune system reaction? ### How does a peanut allergy differ from other food allergies? ### What foods are most likely to cause an allergic reaction? | [
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"Allergic reactions are caused by IgE antibodies.",
"IgE antibodies are responsible for binding peanut proteins in individuals with a peanut allergy."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs in glow sticks? ### How is the chemical reaction in glow sticks initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### What are the safety precautions that should be taken while using glow sticks? | ### What are glow sticks made of? ### How does a glow stick emit light? ### What are some common types of glow sticks? ### How do glow sticks compare to other light sources? ### How long do glow sticks typically last for? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals.",
"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow."
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that takes place inside a glow stick? ### How is the chemical reaction inside a glow stick initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### How do glow sticks work in the dark? ### What are some other interesting facts about glow sticks? | ### What are glow sticks made of? ### How does a glow stick emit light? ### What are some common types of glow sticks? ### How do glow sticks compare to other light sources? ### How long do glow sticks typically last for? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs in glow sticks? ### How is the chemical reaction in glow sticks initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### What are the safety precautions that should be taken while using glow sticks? | ### What are the chemical components of Glow Sticks? ### How is the energy transfer mechanism in Glow Sticks? ### How are Glow Sticks used in different applications? ### What are the different types of Glow Sticks? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
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"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs in glow sticks? ### How is the chemical reaction in glow sticks initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### What are the safety precautions that should be taken while using glow sticks? | ### What are glow sticks made of? ### How does the chemical reaction inside a glow stick produce light? ### What are the different types of glow sticks? ### How do glow sticks differ from regular light sticks? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals.",
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs in glow sticks? ### How is the chemical reaction in glow sticks initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### What are the safety precautions that should be taken while using glow sticks? | ### What are Glow Sticks made of? ### How does the chemical reaction inside a Glow Stick work? ### What are the ingredients in a Glow Stick? ### What is the chemistry behind the Glow Stick reaction? ### What are Glow Sticks used for? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals.",
"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow."
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
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2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that takes place inside a glow stick? ### How is the chemical reaction inside a glow stick initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### How do glow sticks work in the dark? ### What are some other interesting facts about glow sticks? | ### What are the chemical components of Glow Sticks? ### How is the energy transfer mechanism in Glow Sticks? ### How are Glow Sticks used in different applications? ### What are the different types of Glow Sticks? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow."
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
] | [
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
] |
2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that takes place inside a glow stick? ### How is the chemical reaction inside a glow stick initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### How do glow sticks work in the dark? ### What are some other interesting facts about glow sticks? | ### What are glow sticks made of? ### How does the chemical reaction inside a glow stick produce light? ### What are the different types of glow sticks? ### How do glow sticks differ from regular light sticks? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals.",
"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow."
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"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow.",
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
] | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
] |
2lag60 | How do Glow Sticks work? | ### What is the chemical reaction that takes place inside a glow stick? ### How is the chemical reaction inside a glow stick initiated? ### What are the different types of glow sticks available in the market? ### How do glow sticks work in the dark? ### What are some other interesting facts about glow sticks? | ### What are Glow Sticks made of? ### How does the chemical reaction inside a Glow Stick work? ### What are the ingredients in a Glow Stick? ### What is the chemistry behind the Glow Stick reaction? ### What are Glow Sticks used for? | [
"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals.",
"When the glass container is cracked, it allows the two chemicals to mix and create the glow."
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together.",
"The glass container inside the glow stick holds one of the chemicals."
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"Glow sticks contain two separate chemicals that glow when mixed together."
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45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the purpose of the stock market? ### How does the stock market work? ### What are the different types of stock exchanges? ### Who are the main players in the stock market? ### What are the factors that influence stock prices? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
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"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
] | [] |
45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the history of the stock market? ### How does the stock market function? ### How are stock prices determined? ### What are common investment strategies in the stock market? ### What factors affect stock market performance? ### What are some examples of famous stock market crashes? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
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"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
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45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the definition of the stock market? ### How does the stock market work? ### What are the different types of stock exchanges? ### What are the factors that influence the stock market? ### What is the difference between a stock and a bond? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
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"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
] | [] |
45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the primary purpose of the stock market? ### What are common ways to invest in the stock market? ### What are the risks associated with investing in the stock market? ### How does the stock market affect the economy? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
] | [
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
] | [] |
45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the purpose of the stock market? ### What are common stocks? ### How does the stock market impact the economy? ### What are different ways to invest in the stock market? ### What are the benefits and risks of investing in the stock market? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
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"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
] | [] |
45tbxg | What is the stock market? | ### What is a stock market? ### How do stocks work? ### What are the different types of stock markets? ### How do stock prices fluctuate? ### What is the history of stock markets? | ### What is the purpose of the stock market? ### How does the stock market work? ### What are stocks and how do they work? ### How do companies go public on the stock market? ### What are the risks and benefits of investing in the stock market? | [
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other.",
"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"When a company makes a profit, each investor (owner) receives a dividend check."
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"Investors give cash to a company in exchange for owning a piece of the company.",
"The stock market is where owners of shares sell and buy from each other."
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1jc8ad | How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled device? | ### What is the current number of GPS-satellites in operation? ### How do GPS-satellites transmit data? ### How does a GPS device receive and interpret signals from satellites? ### What are the different GPS signal types? ### How does a GPS signal travel through space? | ### How many GPS-satellites are in orbit? ### How do GPS-satellites ensure accuracy of the location data they provide? ### How many GPS-enabled devices are currently in use? ### What is the redundancy mechanism in place for GPS-satellites? | [
"Traffic from GPS-enabled devices does not go up to the GPS satellites.",
"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
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"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
] | [] |
1jc8ad | How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled device? | ### What is the current number of GPS-satellites in operation? ### How do GPS-satellites transmit data? ### How does a GPS device receive and interpret signals from satellites? ### What are the different GPS signal types? ### How does a GPS signal travel through space? | ### How many GPS-satellites are in orbit? ### How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled devices? ### What is the frequency of GPS-signals? ### How long has the GPS system been in operation? ### What is the future of the GPS technology? | [
"Traffic from GPS-enabled devices does not go up to the GPS satellites.",
"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
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"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
] | [] |
1jc8ad | How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled device? | ### What is the current number of GPS-satellites in operation? ### How do GPS-satellites transmit data? ### How does a GPS device receive and interpret signals from satellites? ### What are the different GPS signal types? ### How does a GPS signal travel through space? | ### How many satellites are required for GPS to function properly? ### How are GPS signals able to penetrate through buildings? ### How does the GPS-system handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled devices? ### How does GPS technology work to calculate the exact location of a user? | [
"Traffic from GPS-enabled devices does not go up to the GPS satellites.",
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"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
] | [] |
1jc8ad | How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled device? | ### What is the current number of GPS-satellites in operation? ### How do GPS-satellites transmit data? ### How does a GPS device receive and interpret signals from satellites? ### What are the different GPS signal types? ### How does a GPS signal travel through space? | ### How does the GPS system handle a large number of requests for location data? ### What are the technical limitations of GPS? ### What is the architecture of a GPS satellite system? ### What are the different types of GPS signals? | [
"Traffic from GPS-enabled devices does not go up to the GPS satellites.",
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"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
"The GPS satellites handle the traffic by transmitting their position information to the GPS-enabled devices."
] | [] |
1jc8ad | How do the GPS-satellites handle all the traffic from GPS-enabled device? | ### What is the current number of GPS-satellites in operation? ### How do GPS-satellites transmit data? ### How does a GPS device receive and interpret signals from satellites? ### What are the different GPS signal types? ### How does a GPS signal travel through space? | ### How many GPS-satellites are currently in orbit? ### How do GPS-satellites handle multiple requests from GPS-enabled devices at the same time? ### What are the criteria for determining a location on the ground using GPS? ### How does the GPS technology work? | [
"Traffic from GPS-enabled devices does not go up to the GPS satellites.",
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"The GPS satellites beam their position down to the GPS-enabled devices.",
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of cooldown after a cardio workout? ### How does a cooldown benefit the body after a cardio workout? ### Different types of cooldown exercises. ### Benefits of including a cooldown in a cardio workout. ### Best practices for a cooldown after a cardio workout. ### How long should a cooldown last after a cardio workout? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout? ### What activities should be included in a cardio workout cooldown? ### How long should a cardio workout cooldown last? ### What are the benefits of a cardio workout cooldown? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of a cardio workout? ### What is a cooldown and why is it important after a cardio workout? ### How long should a cooldown last? ### What activities can be included in a cooldown? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of a cooldown period after a cardio workout? ### How long should a cooldown period be? ### What activities are included in a cardio workout cooldown period? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of a cooldown after cardio? ### How long should a cooldown after cardio be? ### What are the benefits of a cooldown after cardio? ### What exercises can be included in a cooldown? ### How to properly do a cooldown after cardio? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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] | [] |
589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### What is the purpose of a cooldown after cardio? ### When should a cooldown occur after a cardio workout? ### What are the benefits of a cardio cooldown? ### What is the difference between a cardio cooldown and a cool down period after a strength training workout? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate."
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589vlw | the purpose of running a "cooldown" after a cardio workout | ### Why is a cooldown important after cardio workout? ### What are the different types of cooldowns? ### How long should a cooldown last after a cardio workout? ### What are the benefits of a cooldown after a cardio workout? ### What are some examples of cooldown exercises? | ### | [
"Cooldown after a cardio workout helps to gradually slow down heart rate and breathing rate.",
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"Cooldown helps to decrease lactic acid content in muscles.",
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4fwnj7 | Why do flowers stay alive in vases even after the roots are removed, but plants will drown when there's too much water in the flowerpot. | ### How long can flowers survive after being cut? ### What is the mechanism that allows flowers to absorb water and nutrients? ### What are the key differences between the biology of flowers and plants? ### What are the physiological and environmental factors that affect a flower's lifespan? | ### What is the physiological process that allows flowers to survive without roots in a vase? ### How do flowers and plants differ in their water uptake mechanism? ### What are the differences in root structure and water absorption ability between flowers and plants? ### What are the key factors that affect the survival of flowers and plants in vases? | [
"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
"Flowers in vases do not receive the minerals and nutrients they would get from the soil, causing them to not last as long.",
"Plants suffocate when overwatered because they cannot access the necessary oxygen from the oversaturated soil."
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"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
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4fwnj7 | Why do flowers stay alive in vases even after the roots are removed, but plants will drown when there's too much water in the flowerpot. | ### How long can flowers survive after being cut? ### What is the mechanism that allows flowers to absorb water and nutrients? ### What are the key differences between the biology of flowers and plants? ### What are the physiological and environmental factors that affect a flower's lifespan? | ### What is the difference between flowers and plants? ### How do flowers and plants differ in their anatomy and physiology? ### Why do flowers last longer in a vase than plants do? ### What is the proper way to water a plant? | [
"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
"Flowers in vases do not receive the minerals and nutrients they would get from the soil, causing them to not last as long.",
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"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
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4fwnj7 | Why do flowers stay alive in vases even after the roots are removed, but plants will drown when there's too much water in the flowerpot. | ### How long can flowers survive after being cut? ### What is the mechanism that allows flowers to absorb water and nutrients? ### What are the key differences between the biology of flowers and plants? ### What are the physiological and environmental factors that affect a flower's lifespan? | ### What are the physical and biological properties of plant roots? ### How do plants take in water and nutrients from the soil? ### What is the process of transpiration and how is it related to plant survival? ### How does the presence of oxygen and carbon dioxide in water affect plant survival? ### How do plants communicate with their environment? ### What are the mechanisms of apoptosis in plant cells? | [
"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
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"Flowers can stay alive temporarily after being cut if placed in water immediately.",
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9l14vy | How does a certain currency value rise or fall relative to other currencies? | ### How do exchange rates work? ### What factors affect exchange rates? ### How do central banks influence exchange rates? ### What is the difference between a fixed and floating exchange rate system? ### What are the factors that can cause a currency to appreciate or depreciate? | ### What are the factors that affect a currency's value? ### How does interest rate policy impact a currency's value? ### What is the relationship between a country's economic growth and its currency value? ### What is the role of global trade in determining a currency's value? ### How do political events affect a currency's value? | [
"The value of a currency relative to other currencies is determined by supply and demand.",
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9l14vy | How does a certain currency value rise or fall relative to other currencies? | ### What factors determine the value of a currency relative to other currencies? ### How does supply and demand affect currency exchange rates? ### What role do interest rates play in currency exchange rates? ### How do central banks and government policies impact currency exchange rates? ### What are some examples of economic indicators that can affect currency exchange rates? | ### What are the factors that affect a currency's value? ### How does interest rate policy impact a currency's value? ### What is the relationship between a country's economic growth and its currency value? ### What is the role of global trade in determining a currency's value? ### How do political events affect a currency's value? | [
"The value of a currency relative to other currencies is determined by supply and demand.",
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"The value of a currency relative to other currencies is determined by supply and demand."
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9l14vy | How does a certain currency value rise or fall relative to other currencies? | ### What are the factors that determine currency exchange rates? ### How does global economic conditions affect currency exchange rates? ### What role does political stability play in determining currency exchange rates? ### How do central banks manage currency exchange rates? | ### What are the factors that affect a currency's value? ### How does interest rate policy impact a currency's value? ### What is the relationship between a country's economic growth and its currency value? ### What is the role of global trade in determining a currency's value? ### How do political events affect a currency's value? | [
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"Some countries peg their currencies to maintain a specific exchange rate with another currency or basket of currencies."
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3ll107 | Time Signatures and Measures | ### What is the significance of time signatures in music? ### How do time signatures indicate the rhythm of a piece of music? ### What is a measure in music? ### How do musicians count measures? ### What is the difference between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures? | ### What are the basic components of a time signature? ### What is the purpose of a time signature in music? ### How does a time signature indicate the meter or beat structure of a piece? ### What are some common time signatures and their uses in music? ### How do time signatures and measures relate to each other in music? | [
"4/4 time signature means there are 4 quarter notes per measure.",
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"4/4 time signature means there are 4 quarter notes per measure."
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3ll107 | Time Signatures and Measures | ### What is the significance of time signatures in music? ### How do time signatures indicate the rhythm of a piece of music? ### What is a measure in music? ### How do musicians count measures? ### What is the difference between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures? | ### What is a time signature? ### What are different types of time signatures? ### What is a measure in music? ### How do musicians determine the time signature of a piece of music? ### How is a measure structured in music? | [
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3ll107 | Time Signatures and Measures | ### What is the significance of time signatures in music? ### How do time signatures indicate the rhythm of a piece of music? ### What is a measure in music? ### How do musicians count measures? ### What is the difference between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures? | ### | [
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3ll107 | Time Signatures and Measures | ### What is the significance of time signatures in music? ### How do time signatures indicate the rhythm of a piece of music? ### What is a measure in music? ### How do musicians count measures? ### What is the difference between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures? | ### | [
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34h8kw | Astrology | ### How does astrology work? ### What are the twelve zodiac signs and their meanings? ### How does astrology influence people's lives? ### Is astrology a science or a pseudoscience? ### How has astrology evolved over time? ### What are the major branches of astrology? | ### hat are the different branches of astrology? ## What is the history of astrology and its development over time? ## What are the major techniques and methods used in astrology? ## What are the most popular and widely used astrological systems? ## How does astrology work and what is its relationship with astronomy? | [
"Astrology is the belief that the position of the stars and planets at birth can influence a person's personality.",
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"The practice of astrology involves making predictions and interpretations based on the positions of celestial bodies."
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273ycg | When people say they can feel knots in your back, what exactly are those knots made of? | ### What are the different types of knots that can form in the back? ### How do knots in the back feel like? ### What is the process of feeling knots in the back called and how is it typically performed? ### What is the physiological explanation for knots in the back? | ### What are the physiological characteristics of knots in the back? ### What are the psychological and emotional factors that contribute to knot formation? ### What are the different types of knots that can form in the back? ### Can knots in the back be a symptom of a larger underlying health problem? | [
"Knots in the back are made up of contracted or clenched muscle fibrils.",
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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273ycg | When people say they can feel knots in your back, what exactly are those knots made of? | ### What are the physiological characteristics of knots in the back? ### What causes knots to form in the back? ### What is the scientific explanation for the sensation of knots in the back? ### What are the best ways to relieve knots in the back? | ### What are the physiological characteristics of knots in the back? ### What are the psychological and emotional factors that contribute to knot formation? ### What are the different types of knots that can form in the back? ### Can knots in the back be a symptom of a larger underlying health problem? | [
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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273ycg | When people say they can feel knots in your back, what exactly are those knots made of? | ### What are the different types of knots that can form in the back? ### How do knots in the back feel like? ### What is the process of feeling knots in the back called and how is it typically performed? ### What is the physiological explanation for knots in the back? | ### What are the different types of knots present in the body? ### How do knots form in the body? ### What are the benefits of massaging knots? ### How to identify knots in the body? | [
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain.",
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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273ycg | When people say they can feel knots in your back, what exactly are those knots made of? | ### What are the physiological characteristics of knots in the back? ### What causes knots to form in the back? ### What is the scientific explanation for the sensation of knots in the back? ### What are the best ways to relieve knots in the back? | ### What are the different types of knots present in the body? ### How do knots form in the body? ### What are the benefits of massaging knots? ### How to identify knots in the body? | [
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"Knots in the back can cause discomfort or pain."
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6awe86 | Why if our bodies are an avg. of 98 degrees Fahrenheit, when it's 98 degrees outside it feels hot? | ### How does the human body regulate its temperature? ### What is the normal temperature range for the human body? ### Why does the body feel colder in a low humidity environment? ### What are the factors that affect our perception of temperature? ### How does the body's response to cold and heat differ? | ### What is the normal body temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius? ### How does the environment impact our perception of temperature? ### What are the factors that affect body temperature? ### What is the heat index and how is it calculated? | [
"Our bodies constantly produce heat and need to dissipate excess heat to maintain a temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit.",
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6awe86 | Why if our bodies are an avg. of 98 degrees Fahrenheit, when it's 98 degrees outside it feels hot? | ### What is the normal body temperature in degrees Fahrenheit? ### How is the perception of temperature influenced by humidity? ### How does the human body regulate its temperature? ### What is the difference between dry heat and humid heat in terms of perceived temperature? ### What are the factors that influence the perception of temperature? | ### What is the normal body temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius? ### How does the environment impact our perception of temperature? ### What are the factors that affect body temperature? ### What is the heat index and how is it calculated? | [
"Our bodies constantly produce heat and need to dissipate excess heat to maintain a temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit.",
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6awe86 | Why if our bodies are an avg. of 98 degrees Fahrenheit, when it's 98 degrees outside it feels hot? | ### What is the normal human body temperature? ### How is human body temperature regulated? ### How does the human body respond to high ambient temperatures? ### How does humidity affect the perception of temperature? ### What is the difference between heat index and real temperature? ### What are the effects of heat on the human body? | ### What is the normal body temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius? ### How does the environment impact our perception of temperature? ### What are the factors that affect body temperature? ### What is the heat index and how is it calculated? | [
"Our bodies constantly produce heat and need to dissipate excess heat to maintain a temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit.",
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"Sweating is one way our bodies try to dissipate heat and cool down.",
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1gw5ru | How do politions who aren't in power get paid? | ### What is the average salary of a politician in the United States? ### How do politicians in other countries get paid? ### What are the rules regarding payment for politicians who aren't in power in a particular country? ### What are the sources of income for politicians who aren't in power? | ### What is the salary of a politician who is not in power? ### How do politicians who are not in power make a living? ### What is the average income of a politician who is not in power? ### What is the legal and ethical framework around pay for politicians who are not in power? | [
"Politicians who are not in power can get paid through public appearances, lobbying, writing books or editorials, and working for political organizations.",
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1gw5ru | How do politions who aren't in power get paid? | ### What is the average salary of a politician in the United States? ### How do politicians in other countries get paid? ### What are the rules regarding payment for politicians who aren't in power in a particular country? ### What are the sources of income for politicians who aren't in power? | ### What is the average salary of a politician outside of power? ### How do politicians who aren't in power make money? ### What are the different ways politicians outside of power receive payments? ### Can politicians outside of power receive a government salary? ### Are politicians outside of power required to disclose their income? | [
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"There are many positions in politics that do not require holding public office.",
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11zstw | How can one U.S. state 'decide' the entire election? Is Ohio counted last or something? | ### What states are considered key states in a presidential election? ### How are electoral college votes allocated in each state? ### What is the history of electoral college in the United States? ### Is there any bias towards a particular state in the electoral college system? | ### Are there any instances where one U.S. state has determined the winner of a presidential election? ### Is there a specific order in which states are counted in a presidential election? ### What is the role of Ohio in presidential elections? ### How does the Electoral College process work? | [
"The president is chosen by the states and how they vote, not the popular vote.",
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"Most states use a winner-take-all system where whoever wins the popular vote gets all of the electoral votes for the state."
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11zstw | How can one U.S. state 'decide' the entire election? Is Ohio counted last or something? | ### What are the electoral college rules in the United States? ### How many electoral college votes does each state have? ### How does the electoral college process work in practice? ### What is the history of the electoral college system in the United States? ### Are there any circumstances where a single state could determine the outcome of a presidential election? | ### Are there any instances where one U.S. state has determined the winner of a presidential election? ### Is there a specific order in which states are counted in a presidential election? ### What is the role of Ohio in presidential elections? ### How does the Electoral College process work? | [
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11zstw | How can one U.S. state 'decide' the entire election? Is Ohio counted last or something? | ### What states are considered key states in a presidential election? ### How are electoral college votes allocated in each state? ### What is the history of electoral college in the United States? ### Is there any bias towards a particular state in the electoral college system? | ### What is the electoral college and how does it work? ### Why is Ohio considered a battleground state in U.S. presidential elections? ### How does the order of state-by-state announcement of election results work? ### What is the history of presidential elections where one state had a disproportionate impact on the final result? | [
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11zstw | How can one U.S. state 'decide' the entire election? Is Ohio counted last or something? | ### What are the electoral college rules in the United States? ### How many electoral college votes does each state have? ### How does the electoral college process work in practice? ### What is the history of the electoral college system in the United States? ### Are there any circumstances where a single state could determine the outcome of a presidential election? | ### What is the electoral college and how does it work? ### Why is Ohio considered a battleground state in U.S. presidential elections? ### How does the order of state-by-state announcement of election results work? ### What is the history of presidential elections where one state had a disproportionate impact on the final result? | [
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11zstw | How can one U.S. state 'decide' the entire election? Is Ohio counted last or something? | ### What are the electoral college rules in the United States? ### How many electoral college votes does each state have? ### How does the electoral college process work in practice? ### What is the history of the electoral college system in the United States? ### Are there any circumstances where a single state could determine the outcome of a presidential election? | ### Why is Ohio considered a crucial state in U.S. presidential elections? ### What is the electoral college and how does it impact U.S. elections? ### What is the concept of swing states in U.S. presidential elections? ### Have there been any instances where the outcome of a U.S. presidential election was determined by a single state? | [
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What causes the color change of an object when it becomes wet? ### How does water affect the light reflection of objects? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are the physical and chemical properties of water that affect the color of objects? ### What are some examples of everyday objects that become darker when wet? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
"The colors we see are dependent upon the light reaching our eyes.",
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What are some scientific explanations for why making something wet makes it appear darker? ### What role does light play in the perception of color? ### How does the water molecule interact with light to cause this effect? ### Are there any exceptions to this general rule? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What are the physcial properties of water that cause it to make objects dark? ### How does the presence of water affect light refraction and absorption? ### How does this phenomenon occur in various objects like plants, fabric, and paper? ### Are there any substances or materials that are not affected by water in this way? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What is the chemical property of water that causes things to appear darker? ### How does light interact with wet surfaces differently than dry ones? ### Are there any exceptions to the general rule that things become darker when they are made wet? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What is the scientific explanation behind the phenomenon of color change in water? ### Is this effect universal or does it depend on the type of liquid or material? ### How does light interact with water droplets? ### What causes the change in color intensity when the liquid is exposed to light? ### What is the relationship between water and light in terms of absorption and refraction? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
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1wukq4 | Why does making something wet make it dark? | ### What is the chemistry behind making something wet make it dark? ### What are the scientific properties of water that make it change the color of a material? ### How does the refractive index of water affect the color of the material? ### Can different types of water have a different effect on making something wet? ### Can the same effect be achieved using other liquids besides water? | ### What is the chemical reaction that occurs when an object is made wet? ### What is the relationship between water and light? ### What are some examples of other substances that make objects dark when they come into contact with them? ### What are the properties of water that cause it to be absorbed or reflected by different materials? | [
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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What causes mouth ulcers to occur? ### Are there any medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies to treat mouth ulcers? ### Are there any prescription medications available for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What are the factors that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies for treating mouth ulcers? ### How long do mouth ulcers usually last? ### What is the role of stress in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are the most effective medications for treating mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the primary causes of mouth ulcers? ### What role do stress and diet play in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are some common triggers for mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are some effective treatments for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What are the factors that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies for treating mouth ulcers? ### How long do mouth ulcers usually last? ### What is the role of stress in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are the most effective medications for treating mouth ulcers? | [
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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What causes mouth ulcers to occur? ### Are there any medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies to treat mouth ulcers? ### Are there any prescription medications available for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the most common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What is the medical term for mouth ulcers? ### What are the symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are the different treatment options available for mouth ulcers? ### What are some preventive measures to avoid getting mouth ulcers? | [
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"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
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"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
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2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the primary causes of mouth ulcers? ### What role do stress and diet play in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are some common triggers for mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are some effective treatments for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the most common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What is the medical term for mouth ulcers? ### What are the symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are the different treatment options available for mouth ulcers? ### What are some preventive measures to avoid getting mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
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"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [] |
2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What causes mouth ulcers to occur? ### Are there any medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies to treat mouth ulcers? ### Are there any prescription medications available for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What are the risk factors for mouth ulcers? ### What are the symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What are the best ways to treat mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies for mouth ulcers? ### What are some dietary recommendations for preventing mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [] |
2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the primary causes of mouth ulcers? ### What role do stress and diet play in causing mouth ulcers? ### What are some common triggers for mouth ulcers? ### How are mouth ulcers diagnosed? ### What are some effective treatments for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What are the risk factors for mouth ulcers? ### What are the symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What are the best ways to treat mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies for mouth ulcers? ### What are some dietary recommendations for preventing mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [] |
2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What causes mouth ulcers to occur? ### Are there any medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies to treat mouth ulcers? ### Are there any prescription medications available for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### How do bacterial infections cause mouth ulcers? ### How do viral infections cause mouth ulcers? ### What are the medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are the treatments for mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [] |
2jngzs | What exactly causes Mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common symptoms of mouth ulcers? ### What causes mouth ulcers to occur? ### Are there any medical conditions that can cause mouth ulcers? ### What are some home remedies to treat mouth ulcers? ### Are there any prescription medications available for mouth ulcers? | ### What are the common causes of mouth ulcers? ### What are the underlying medical conditions that may cause mouth ulcers? ### How can mouth ulcers be prevented? ### What are the treatments for mouth ulcers? ### What are the risk factors associated with mouth ulcers? | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Recurring mouth ulcers can be a sign of an underlying health issue.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [
"Most mouth ulcers are caused by unintentional damage such as biting.",
"Unintentional damage, such as biting, may help cause mouth ulcers."
] | [] |