Input: [Element] language [Category of Elements] Description of Content [Description]

Output: Denotes the language in which the content element is expressed.


Input: [Element] encoding [Category of Elements] Description of Content [Description]

Output: Denotes the specific encoding of the content language expression.


Input: [Element] ontology [Category of Elements] Description of Content [Description]

Output: Denotes the ontology(s) used to give a meaning to the symbols in the content expression.


Input: [Element] protocol [Category of Elements] Control of conversation [Description]

Output: Denotes the interaction protocol that the sending agent is employing with this ACL message.


Input: [Element] conversation-id [Category of Elements] Control of conversation [Description]

Output: Introduces an expression (a conversation identifier) which is used to identify the ongoing sequence of communicative acts that together form a conversation.


Input: [Element] reply-with [Category of Elements] Control of conversation [Description]

Output: Introduces an expression that will be used by the responding agent to identify this message.


Input: [Element] in-reply-to [Category of Elements] Control of conversation [Description]

Output: Denotes an expression that references an earlier action to which this message is a reply.


Input: [Element] reply-by [Category of Elements] Control of conversation [Description]

Output: Denotes a time and/or date expression which indicates the latest time by which the sending agent would like to havereceived a reply.


Input: [Problem] The charge level display on the handpiece glows red steadily. [Solution] Place the handpiece in the charger and recharge the battery. [Possible Cause]

Output: The remaining battery charge is adequate only for typical 5 10-second exposure cycles.


Input: [Problem] The power level display of the handpiece flashes red. The ongoing exposure is interrupted (light off signal is emitted) followed by a 2-second error signal; the and piece switches to 'sleep' mode and resists further activation. [Solution] Place the handpiece in the charger and recharge the battery. [Possible Cause]

Output: The battery lacks sufficient charge.


Input: [Problem] The power level display of the handpiece flashes red while the handpiece is in the charger. [Solution] Replace the battery. [Possible Cause]

Output: Charging problem. The battery is defective or at the end of its useful life.


Input: [Problem] The handpiece has not been used for a long time and now it cannot be turned on. [Solution] Place the handpiece in the charger and recharge the battery. [Possible Cause]

Output: There is not enough charge in the battery to turn on the handpiece.


Input: [Problem] The light emission does not start when the START button is pressed; an error signal sounds for 2 seconds. [Solution] Allow the handpiece to cool for 3 minutes, then start the next exposure by pressing the START button. [Possible Cause]

Output: The information in the Instructions For Use about intermittent operation has not been observed. (See under the header 'Technical Data - Handpiece.') The handpiece has become overheated in the course of use. The handpiece can be used again once it has cooled down.


Input: [Problem] During light emission in continuous mode, an error signal sounds for 2 seconds, the emission is stopped, and the handpiece switches to sleep mode. [Solution] Allow the handpiece to cool for 3 minutes, then start the next exposure by pressing the START button. [Possible Cause]

Output: The information in the Instructions For Use about intermittent operation has not been observed. (See under the header 'Technical Data - Handpiece.') The handpiece has become overheated in the course of use. The handpiece can be used again once it has cooled down.


Input: [Problem] The LED showing the operating status in the charger glows red steadily. [Solution] Dry the charge contact pins. Be careful not to bend the flexible charge contact pins in the charger. [Possible Cause]

Output: The charge contact pins in the handpiece or the charger base are wet.


Input: [Problem] The LED showing the operating status in the charger flashes alternately red and green. The handpiece is not in the charger. [Solution] Have the charger repaired. [Possible Cause]

Output: Charger is defective.


Input: [Problem] The LED showing the operating status in the charger flashes alternately red and green. The handpiece is in the charger. [Solution] Replace the battery. [Possible Cause]

Output: Malfunction during charging. The battery is damaged.


Input: [Problem] The LED showing the operating status in the charger does not come on even though the plug has been connected to an electrical outlet. [Solution] Use a different power outlet. Have the charger repaired. [Possible Cause]

Output: Power outlet carries no voltage. Charger is defective.


Input: [Problem] The light intensity is too low. [Solution] Clean the light guide and the protecting glass in the light guide mounting hole (Please refer to 'Cleaning the Light Guide' in the Instructions For Use). [Possible Cause]


Input: [New] Full Retail [Factory Reconditioned] 20-30% less than new [0]

Output: Price


Input: [New] Same [Factory Reconditioned] Same [0]

Output: Performance


Input: [New] Yes [Factory Reconditioned] Yes [0]

Output: Manufacturer Warranty


Input: [New] 30 Days [Factory Reconditioned] 60 Days (Yes, we want you to be comfortable buying recon!) [0]

Output: CPO Money Back Guarantee


Input: [New] Perfect [Factory Reconditioned] May have blemishes or scratches that do not impact performance. [0]

Output: Cosmetic Condition


Input: [New] Retail Box [Factory Reconditioned] Often repackaged brown box or one that is labeled "reconditioned" or "refurbished" [0]

Output: Packaging


Input: [New] May include accessories [Factory Reconditioned] May not include accessories [0]

Output: Includes


Input: [Standard Metric units] Meter [Symbol] m [English System units] inches, feet, yards, miles [Quantity measured]

Output: Length


Input: [Standard Metric units] Gram [Symbol] g [English System units] Pounds, ounces [Quantity measured]

Output: Mass


Input: [Standard Metric units] Liter [Symbol] L [English System units] Quarts, gallons [Quantity measured]

Output: Volume


Input: [Standard Metric units] Celsius degree [Symbol] C◦ [English System units] Fahrenheit degree [Quantity measured]

Output: Temperature


Input: [Standard Metric units] Are (land) [Symbol] A [English System units] Acre, square feet [Quantity measured]

Output: Area


Input: [Standard Metric units] gram per milliliter [Symbol] g / mL [English System units] ounces per gallon [Quantity measured]

Output: Density


Input: [0] ה אִם חֲרוּצִים יָמָיומ סְפַּר-חֳדָשָׁיו אִתָּךְ חֻקָּו עָשִׂיתָ וְלֹא יַעֲבֹר [1] 14.05 [2]

Output: If engraved are his days, the number of his months with you his decree you have made and he does not pass over it


Input: [0] יג מִי יִתֵּן בִּשְׁאוֹל תַּצְפִּנֵנִי תַּסְתִּירֵנִי עַד-שׁוּב אַפֶּךָ תָּשִׁית לִי חֹק וְתִזְכְּרֵנִי [1] 14.13 [2]

Output: If only you would treasure me in Sheol and conceal me till turned is your wrath fix me a decree and remember me


Input: [0] יב מִצְוַת שְׂפָתָיו וְלֹא אָמִישׁ מֵחֻקִּי צָפַנְתִּי אִמְרֵי-פִיו [1] 23.12 [2]

Output: the command of his lips - such I have not ignored from his decree I have treasured the words of his mouth


Input: [0] יד כִּי יַשְׁלִים חֻקִּי וְכָהֵנָּה רַבּוֹת עִמּוֹ [1] 23.14 [2]

Output: for he makes peace the decree for me and like these are many with him


Input: [0] י חֹק-חָג עַל-פְּנֵי-מָיִם עַד-תַּכְלִית אוֹר עִם-חֹשֶׁךְ [1] 26.10 [2]

Output: a decree circled on the face of the waters till the consummation of light with darkness


Input: [0] כו בַּעֲשׂתוֹ לַמָּטָר חֹק וְדֶרֶךְ לַחֲזִיז קֹלוֹת [1] 28.26 [2]

Output: when he made for the rain a decree and a way for the lightning of voices


Input: [0] י וָאֶשְׁבֹּר עָלָיו חֻקִּי וָאָשִׂים בְּרִיחַ וּדְלָתָיִם [1] 38.10 [2]

Output: and broke in pieces for him my decree and set out bar and doors


Input: [0] לג הֲיָדַעְתָּ חֻקּוֹת שָׁמָיִם אִם-תָּשִׂים מִשְׁטָרוֹ בָאָרֶץ [1] 38.33 [2]

Output: do you know the decrees of the heavens? can you set out his dominion in the earth?


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Men’s/Women’s Soccer [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Speed Soccer and Indoor Soccer

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Men’s/Women’s Basketball [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Basketball and 3-on-3 Basketball

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Men’s Baseball/Women’s Softball [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Softball

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Men’s Football [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Flag Football

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Women’s Volleyball [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Volleyball (Sixes and Doubles)

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [Intercollegiate Sport] Men’s/Women’s Tennis [Related Intramural Sport]

Output: Tennis

IM Handbook | UC Berkeley Recreational Sports


Input: [0] The plot… [Movie] Two exceedingly manly men join an elite military unit to avenge their fallen comrades and complete a mission. After initially being rejected by the team they’re, in the end, welcomed as friends. Just like in every single other ensemble action movie ever. [Game] The game begins at apparently the same point in time as the movie, but on some sort of huge vehicle thing. The two exceedingly manly men are already members of the team somehow. Also the Baroness is in custody and has use of a teleporter for some reason. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. The movie’s plot may be generic, but at least it made a half-hearted attempt to have one.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] The acting… [Movie] Marlon Wayans plays an elite soldier, but Sienna Miller is the Baroness. [Game] Dennis Quaid sounds not only nonplussed about doing the voice acting for the game, but actively annoyed. As if not only is he not putting any effort into actually trying to act, he’s also putting a lot of effort into suppressing the urge to kill his agent for talking him into agreeing to doing it. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. The Baroness always wins, and the blocky game version doesn’t count.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] Interactivity level… [Movie] You sit in a chair and watch it happen. [Game] You sit in a chair and watch it happen while holding the right trigger to fire and pusing the left stick forward to move along what’s essentially a track. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. Eventually your fingers cramp up.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] Violence… [Movie] It takes place in Jerry Bruckheimer World where everything violently explodes at the slightest provocation. During a chase scene cars explode, buildings explode, mail boxes explode, then the explosions explode. [Game] Enemies gently dissolve after being shot, your main character doesn’t die so much as briefly take a knee, and things just kinda break apart rather than exploding. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. Explosions are awesome.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] Can you manually move the camera? [Movie] No. It’s a movie. The cameraman moves the camera [Game] No. But it’s a game. You should be able to move the camera. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. There are points where you have to find objects, but you can’t move the camera around to look behind trees and rocks. And when you have to backtrack you run directly at the camera. It’s even worse than it sounds

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] Did it teach me how to tread water by moving my cupped hands in a figure-8 and kicking my legs like scissors? [Movie] No. [Game] Yes. There are unlockable animated series PSAs. [Which is worse?]

Output: Movie. By not knowing it loses half the battle.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [0] Did I finish it? [Movie] Yes. [Game] No. There’s only so much holding down the fire button while walking on front of a fixed camera a man can take. [Which is worse?]

Output: Game. It stops being fun and starts being work, then eventually you start daydreaming about how nice it would be if you were at work instead of playing.

GI Joe the Game vs. GI Joe the Movie: Which Is Worse? - A+E Interactive


Input: [Sl. No.] 1. [Activity] Achamana [Significance] Lubricates the entire food pipe and cleans it [Method/Meaning]

Output: Drinking a small quantity of water (equal to size of urad dal)


Input: [Sl. No.] 2. [Activity] Pranayama [Significance] Gets us the control of the entire body [Method/Meaning]

Output: Takes in pure air and lets out impure air


Input: [Sl. No.] 3. [Activity] Sankalpa [Significance] Develops the willpower required for a successful mindset [Method/Meaning]

Output: Recollecting the date, time and place in which the activity is being performed


Input: [Sl. No.] 4. [Activity] Marjana [Significance] Completes the bathing ritual with the mantras [Method/Meaning]

Output: Sprinkling of water on one’s body


Input: [Sl. No.] 5. [Activity] Jalabhimantrana [Significance] Purification of the body [Method/Meaning]

Output: Drinking the sacred water


Input: [Sl. No.] 6. [Activity] Punarmarjana [Significance] Re-cleaning the body [Method/Meaning]

Output: Sprinkling of water on one’s body


Input: [Sl. No.] 7. [Activity] Suryarghya [Significance] Solar energy is recognized as having enormous powers in purification, ripening of fruits, medicinal powers in curing skin and other related diseases. [Method/Meaning]

Output: Offering the sacred water to Lord Narayana residing in the sun god


Input: [Sl. No.] 8. [Activity] Japa [Significance] Sharpens the mind, leads to clear and sharp thinking, memory and leads to personal upliftment. [Method/Meaning]

Output: Repetition of the Gayatri Mantra 10/100 /1000 or more no. of times and reciting the Narayana mantra three times the no. of times one has recited the Gayatri mantra


Input: [Sl. No.] 9. [Activity] Dignamskara [Significance] To get protection and success in all the 10 directions [Method/Meaning]

Output: Prayer to the presiding deities of all the directions


Input: [Sl. No.] 10. [Activity] Krishnarpana [Significance] This completes the activity and gives it all the relevance. An action which is not offered on the feet of the Lord is useless and meaning less [Method/Meaning]

Output: Offering the actions at the feet of Lord Krishna


Input: [Specification] EJB [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Server Side Invocation


Input: [Specification] JDBC [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Database


Input: [Specification] JCA [TIBCO Leadership] Co-editors Pushing for the inclusion of sophisticated message exchange patterns [Area]

Output: Connector


Input: [Specification] JMS [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Messaging


Input: [Specification] JTA [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Transaction Demarcation


Input: [Specification] JNDI [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Interface Lookup


Input: [Specification] JBI [TIBCO Leadership] Member of working group [Area]

Output: Java Business Integration


Input: [Specification] JSR-168 [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Java Platform Extension


Input: [Specification] JMX (JSR3) [TIBCO Leadership] Co-author of initial version [Area]

Output: Java Management Extensions


Input: [Specification] Java [TIBCO Leadership] Supporter [Area]

Output: Custom Coding/ Third Party Library Invocation


Input: [0] Publication Number [1] Title [3] Content [2]

Output: Language


Input: [0] EB12E-11200 [1] APPLICATION CATALOG PF/PFR 99 [3] For engines using PF/PFR Type fuel injection pumps up to 08.1998 [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EB18E-11030 [1] ATTACHMENTS PART LIST [3] Model 10NP & 20NP, with graduate measuring device ZGM & ZGD [2]

Output: English


Input: [0] EB18E-11040 [1] ATTACHMENTS PART LIST [3] Model 20NP, with continuous measuring device ZCM & ZCD [2]

Output: English


Input: [0] EB18E-11050 [1] ATTACHMENTS PART LIST [3] Model 20NP, with continuous measuring device ZCM & ZCD (-1/-2) [2]

Output: English


Input: [0] EB10E-11120 [1] FAST MOVING 98 Superseded by 1 987 717 327 [3] Diesel Fuel Injection Pump Type PE/VE [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EB10E-13010 [1] GASKET KIT LISTING [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EB81E-11360 [1] JKC REPLACEMENT REF 94 [3] Replacement Catalogue [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EE81E-11050 [1] JKC SERVICE MANUAL 98 [3] Service Manual Brake Systems [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EB18E-11011 [1] PARTS LIST [3] Injection Pump Test Bench 7NP & 15NP [2]

Output: English


Input: [0] EB12E-11180 [1] PF/PFR PUMP PARTS CATALOGUE 96 [3] Parts for Stationary, Marine, Agricultural Diesels produced in Japanese market between 04.95 and 03.96 [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EH10E-11200 [1] STAMPING REFERENCE 00 Superseded by 1 987 717 328 [3] Nozzles / plungers / delivery valves [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EH10E-11180 [1] STAMPING REF (NZ, PL, DV) 98 [3] Nozzles / plungers / delivery valves [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] EI18E -11020 [1] TOOL CATALOG [3] Fuel Injection Pump Special Tools [2]

Output: All


Input: [0] /b/ [Description] "The archetypal Eurythmy gesture for /b/ is created by reaching with both arms backwards, deep and low, and then imagining oneself to take hold of a long cloak. One then pulls this cape forward, in a rounded gesture, to form a round 'mantle of protection.' One experiences an inner fullness, which presses outward against the force of compression coming from the rounding arms; there is thus a tension which is ready to burst when the lips open apart with the /b/. Being a labial sound,there is much tension in the hands of the gesture." [Curative Application]

Output: "Thin-skinned" (emotionally) Skin problems Cell maintenance, emotional, boundary issues treatment of trauma regulating of kidney and bladder functions bedwetting. reducing migraine headaches.


Input: [0] /d/ [Description] "The first is done by lifting one or both arms, and then directedly pointing them at something, reaching across space towards an intended goal. The second is done by lifting both hands to the height of the head, and then pressing them both firmly downwards along the length of the body, into gravity and heaviness, while one feels that the head is becoming freed and lighter. Being a dental sound, there is much consciousness in the fingertips of the gesture." [Curative Application]

Output: consitipation Production of digestive enzymes heart conditions.


Input: [0] /t/ [Description] "The Eurythmy gesture for /t/ is tremendously large. One starts with the hands low, at the hips, with the palms turned outwards, and then lifts symmetrically upwards, gathering an enormous armful of space. One feels that one is reaching towards the stars, reaching towards God, towards what is great and inspiring. At the highest point, the arms curve together, the backs of the hands are laid against one another, and the entire harvested dynamic is directed downwards, landing on the top of the head in a point. Alternately, the /t/ can be directed anywhere in space, taking accumulated energy and directing it towards a point, touching a vividly imagined goal. As with its partner dental sound, /d/, there is much tension in the fingertips of the gesture." [Curative Application]

Output: (See /d/)


Input: [0] /s/ [Description] "The Eurythmy gesture for S is strong and serpentine. As is typical for dental sounds, the gesturee creates tension throughout the length of the arm, culminating in the fingertips. The arms feel like whips, which carve curved forms through space, as they sinuously wind upwards and downwards, either symmetrically or asymmetrically." [Curative Application]

Output: flatulence gastric cramps diarrhea hemorrhoids reduce libido and organic appetites


Input: [0] /n/ [Description] Unknown [Curative Application]

Output: most useful in treating diarrhea


Input: [0] /r/ [Description] "The gesture for /r is a vigorous rolling. In its classical form, it describes a 360 degree circle down, backwards and upwards, over the head, and descending again into the front space. Being a tongue sound, the movement engages the entire arm, from the shoulders to the finger tips. Its form varies in different languages: in German and in other languages in which the /r/ is 'rolled,' the entire circle is engaged, but in English only the upper curve is active, corresponding to the abbreviated pronunciation. The guttural /r/ of Dutch uses more the back portion of the circle." [Curative Application]

Output: brings things into vigorous motion regulating sleep regulating breating regulating bowell behavior relieving cramps and tightness alleviating the stiffness of arthritis.


Input: [0] /l/ [Description] "The /l/ is the most liquid and flowing of all the sounds. It describes an entire cycle, but only certain parts of it will be emphasized in any word, corresponding to whether it follows or precedes a vowel in a word. The arms are held out to the sides, at shoulder height, with the palms down. The arms move downwards and inwards, as if moving along the sides of a large ball. When they come together at the bottom of the arc, they are heavy, as if in gravity or darkness. They then overcome heaviness by lifting up through the central axis of the ball, like a rising fountain. The movement culminates when the hands come together at the top of the fountain and then unfold to the sides, open to the space above like an unfolding of grace." [Curative Application]

Output: blood and lymph movement stimulates liver functions depression stiffness and breathing (see /r/) constipation stimulates the fluid production of exocrine glands.


Input: [0] /k/ [Description] "The gesture is expressed in the upper arm, where one has the strongest muscles. The arms are lifted into a preparatory position, and then explode outwards or downwards with a short, sharp movement." [Curative Application]

Output: constriction of the bowels. consolidateing inner strength defective formation of the teeth asthma


Input: [0] /a/ far [Description] "The gesture for Ah is made by letting the arms grow symmetrically out into an open angle, the size of which can be experienced to be the same as the angle of the opening of the throat. This can be in any direction, but it is created by the experience of wonder and awe, and by a feeling of having the content of the world flow into one's heart." [Curative Application]

Output: openness and clarity Works against greed and selfishness.


Input: [0] /e/ late [Description] "The gesture for /e/ is created by touching oneself, and feeling oneself at the point of contact. The classical /e/ is created by bringing one arm over the other, and crossing at the forearms. This mirrors the narrow angle created in the mouth when pronouncing the sound." [Curative Application]

Output: boundaries and limits clarity of decisions.


Input: [0] /i/ bee [Description] "The gesture for /ee/ is a long straight stretch, from the tips of one hand to the other. This feels like the narrow straightness of the breath as it is exhaled in speaking the sound, and is accompanied by a feeling of being drawn into polarities and awakening to oneself holding the balance between them." [Curative Application]

Output: posture and balance Strengthens the individuality


Input: [0] /o/ poke [Description] "The gesture for /o/ is a large rounding of the arms, mirroring the rounding of the lips. One feels drawn out of oneself into relationship with something outside of oneself, as in love." [Curative Application]

Output: warmth and loving connections.


Input: [0] /u/ cube [Description] "The gesture for this, the vowel most far forward in the mouth, is made by bringing the arms close together and parallel to one another, as if in making a tube. In so doing, one feels oneself contained and yet able to flow forth in whatever direction the tube flows." [Curative Application]

Output: power to feel rooted


Input: [Tag] %A_URL% [Description]

Output: viewfile URL that will recover the file

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_REV% [Description]

Output: Revision of this file

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_ICON% [Description]

Output: A file icon suitable for representing the attachment content

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_FILE% [Description]

Output: The name of the file. To get the 'pub' url of the file, use %PUBURL%/%WEB%/%TOPIC%/%A_FILE%

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_SIZE% [Description]

Output: The size of the file

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_DATE% [Description]

Output: The date the file was uploaded

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_USER% [Description]

Output: The user who uploaded it

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_COMMENT% [Description]

Output: The comment they put in when uploading it

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Tag] %A_ATTRS% [Description]

Output: The attributes of the file as seen on the upload screen e.g "h" for a hidden file

TWikiSkins < ASAP ActionScript Application Framework - Practical, Free and Open Source


Input: [Apples] Apricots [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer's [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Artichokes [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards against liver disease [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Avocados [Protects your heart] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Bananas [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [prevents constipation]

Output: Quiets a cough


Input: [Apples] Beans [Protects your heart] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Stabilizes blood sugar [prevents constipation]

Output: Helps hemorrhoids


Input: [Apples] Beets [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Aids weight loss [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints] Prevents constipation [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Cabbage [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [prevents constipation]

Output: Prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Carrots [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Promotes weight loss [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [Protects your heart] Protects against Prostate Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints] Guards against heart disease [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats Breast Cancer


Input: [Apples] Cherries [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats Cancer


Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Soothes sore throat


Input: [Apples] Figs [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Helps stops strokes


Input: [Apples] Fish [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Boosts memory


Input: [Apples] Flax [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Battles diabetes


Input: [Apples] Garlic [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [Protects your heart] Protects against heart attacks [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints] Lowers cholesterol [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss


Input: [Apples] Grapes [Protects your heart] saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints] Protects your heart [prevents constipation]

Output: Conquers kidney stones


Input: [Apples] Green tea [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints] Kills bacteria [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Honey [Protects your heart] Heals wounds [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints] Fights allergies [prevents constipation]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Lemons [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Limes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Mangoes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [prevents constipation]

Output: Boosts memory


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Oats [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Olive oil [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss


Input: [Apples] Onions [Protects your heart] Reduce risk of heart attack [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Oranges [Protects your heart] Supports immune systems [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Straightens respiration [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Peaches [Protects your heart] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Peanuts [Protects your heart] Protects against heart disease [Blocks diarrhea] Combats Prostate Cancer [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Aggravates Diverticulitis [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss


Input: [Apples] Pineapple [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Aids digestion [Improves lung capacity] Dissolves warts [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [prevents constipation]

Output: Relieves colds


Input: [Apples] Prunes [Protects your heart] Slows aging process [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [prevents constipation]

Output: prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Rice [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Helps stops strokes [prevents constipation]

Output: Battles diabetes


Input: [Apples] Strawberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Calms stress [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Sweet potatoes [Protects your heart] Saves your eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation]

Output: Lifts mood


Input: [Apples] Tomatoes [Protects your heart] Protects prostate [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Walnuts [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lifts mood [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Water [Protects your heart] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Watermelon [Protects your heart] Protects prostate [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss


Input: [Apples] Wheat germ [Protects your heart] Combats Colon Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [prevents constipation]

Output: prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Wheat bran [Protects your heart] Combats Colon Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Helps stops strokes [Cushions joints] improves digestion [prevents constipation]

Output: prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Yogurt [Protects your heart] Guards against ulcers [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Supports immune systems [Cushions joints] Aids digestion [prevents constipation]

Output: Strengthens bones


Input: [Search operator] altloc: [Short description]

Output: Used to specify a local search that is outside major markets

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches

Table I. Advanced query operators for Microsoft Bing search


Input: [Search operator] AND (all upper case) [Short description]

Output: Finds web pages that contain all the terms or phrases in a query. Same as & and &&

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] contains: [Short description]

Output: Keeps results focused on sites that have links to the file types that you specify

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] define [Short description]

Output: Triggers an Instant Answer definition for the specified word

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] domain: [Short description]

Output: Limits results to the specified domain

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] feed: [Short description]

Output: Finds RSS or Atom feeds pertaining to the term you specify

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] filetype: [Short description]

Output: Returns only web pages of the specified file type

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] hasfeed: [Short description]

Output: Finds web pages that contain both the term or terms for which you are querying and one or more RSS or Atom feeds

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] imagesize: [Short description]

Output: Constrains the size of returned images. Valid size parameters are "small", "medium" and "large"

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] inanchor: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages that contain the specified term in the anchor text

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] inbody: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages that contain the specified term in the metadata or in the HTML body

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] instreamset: [Short description]

Output: Checks to see if a string is present with one or more properties

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] intitle: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages that contain the specified term in the metadata title of the site

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] ip: [Short description]

Output: Finds sites that are hosted by a specific IP address. The IP address must be a dotted quad address

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] keyword [Short description]

Output: Takes a simple list as a parameter. All the elements in the list are ORed together. See example in section below.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] language: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages written in a specific language.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] literalmeta: [Short description]

Output: Any string within parentheses is interpreted literally; that is, with no word-breaking or symbolic interpretation.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] loc: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages from a specific country or region

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] meta: [Short description]

Output: Allows the filtering of content based on special tags in HTML

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] msite: [Short description]

Output: Source filtering used to refine a query for a multimedia site

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] near: [Short description]

Output: Constrains the distance between terms so that documents that contain instances of the specified terms within ten or fewer words of each other are returned before those that don’t. For closer associations use "near:n" where n is an integer.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] noalter: [Short description]

Output: Keeps the query from being altered by the Alteration Service

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] norelax: [Short description]

Output: Makes sure queries return only terms that are in the query

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] NOT (all upper case) [Short description]

Output: Excludes web pages that contain the specified term or terms. Same as - .

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] OR (all upper case) [Short description]

Output: Finds web pages that contain either the term that precedes the operator or the term that follows the operator. Same as | and ||.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] site: [Short description]

Output: Returns web pages that belong to the specified site.

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] url: [Short description]

Output: Returns results that indicate whether the specified domain or URL is in the Bing Index

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [Search operator] "your search query" [Short description]

Output: Returns results that contain the specified phrase, exactly

Advanced query operators for constructing better Bing searches


Input: [1] Name of Unit [2] Symbol [0]

Output: Quantity


Input: [1] meter [2] m [0]

Output: Length


Input: [1] kilogram [2] kg [0]

Output: Mass


Input: [1] second [2] s [0]

Output: Time


Input: [1] ampere [2] A [0]

Output: Electrical current


Input: [1] Kelvin [2] K [0]

Output: Thermodynamic temperature


Input: [1] candela [2] cd [0]

Output: Luminous temperature


Input: [1] mole [2] mol [0]

Output: Amount of substance


Input: [Example] Kilogram [Correct style] kg [Specification]

Output: Use lowercase for symbols or abbreviations,

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Input: [Example] meter [Correct style] m [Specification]

Output: Symbols are not followed by a period, exception end of sentence

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Input: [Example] kilograms [Correct style] kg [Specification]

Output: Do not pluralize symbols

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Input: [Example] 100 meters [Correct style] 100 m [Specification]

Output: When numbers are printed symbols are preferred

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Input: [Example] 2mol 10mg [Correct style] 2 mol 10 mg [Specification]

Output: Space between number and symbol

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Input: [Correct style] 0.01 [Specification]

Output: Place a zero before a decimal

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Input: [Correct style] 0.75 [Specification]

Output: Decimal numbers are preferable to fractions

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Input: [Correct style] 1 500 000 1000 [Specification]

Output: Space used to separate long number exception four-digit numbers

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Input: [elementary school] Pre-K [1]

Output: Horse Racing Basics


Input: [elementary school] Kindergarten [1]

Output: Pari-Mutuel System Betting


Input: [elementary school] 1st Grade [1]

Output: Horse Racing 101


Input: [elementary school] 2nd Grade [1]

Output: Why Pick One Horse Over Another


Input: [elementary school] 3rd Grade [1]

Output: Reading Horse Charts


Input: [elementary school] 4th Grade [1]

Output: Why Class Matters


Input: [elementary school] 5th Grade [1]

Output: Speed Figures


Input: [elementary school] 6th Grade [1]

Output: Intro to Exotic Betting


Input: [elementary school] 7th Grade [1]

Output: Exotics Part II Multi Race Bets


Input: [elementary school] 8th Grade [1]

Output: Selecting the Right Races


Input: [elementary school] 9th Grade [1]

Output: The Morning Line


Input: [elementary school] 10th Grade [1]

Output: Money Management


Input: [elementary school] 11th Grade [1]

Output: Betting Tactics to Avoid


Input: [elementary school] 12th Grade [1]

Output: Perfecting the Craft


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [Figure] Prism [Examples] Right Hexagonal Prism [Description]

Output: A prism is a three-dimensional figure with two parallel congruent faces, called bases, and lateral faces in the shape of parallelograms. Prisms are named according to the shape of their bases.


Input: [Figure] Rectangular prism [Description]

Output: A prism whose bases and lateral faces are rectangles.


Input: [Figure] Cube [Description]

Output: A rectangular prism whose faces are squares.


Input: [Figure] Triangular prism [Description]

Output: A prism whose bases are triangles


Input: [Figure] Cylinder [Description]

Output: A three-dimensional shape with two parallel congruent circular faces whose cross sections (taken parallel to these circular faces) are circular.


Input: [Figure] Cone [Description]

Output: A cone is like a pyramid with a circular base. (See Pyramid.)


Input: [Figure] Sphere [Description]

Output: A sphere is the set of all points in space that are a fixed distance from a common point called the center.


Input: [Figure] Pyramids [Description]

Output: A three-dimensional shape with one polygonal base and lateral faces the shape of triangles that meet at a common vertex, called the apex.


Input: [0] Transfer and mobility [Score:] Up to 4 points [Examples:]

Output: Cannot walk or use wheelchair; cannot move from bed to chair or toilet

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Input: [0] Eating [Score:] Up to 4 points [Examples:]

Output: Needs tube feeding or someone to place food in mouth

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Input: [0] Toileting [Score:] Up to 3 points [Examples:]

Output: Needs help to use toilet or to manage incontinence, ostomy or catheter

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Input: [0] Orientation [Score:] Up to 4 points [Examples:]

Output: Cannot remember own name or recognize family

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Input: [0] Communication [Score:] Up to 1 point [Examples:]

Output: Cannot communicate verbally or in writing; cannot understand simple commands

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Input: [0] Medication [Score:] Up to 2 points [Examples:]

Output: Cannot manage prescribed medications, even with limited assistance

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Input: [0] Behavior [Score:] Up to 3 points [Examples:]

Output: Has dementia-related behavior problems such as aggression or disrobing

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Input: [0] Skilled services [Score:] Up to 5 points [Examples:]

Output: Needs nursing or rehabilitation services that cannot be provided through daily home health visit

TennCare point system leaves some seniors fending for themselves | The Marion Star | marionstar.com


Input: [The gift] A diamond ring [To the girl] You're ready to get serious and spend the rest of your life with her. [To the guy]

Output: You're giving up on sex with other women at least as far as she'll know.

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Input: [The gift] A diamond bracelet [To the girl] You're not quite ready to settle down, but you're still very much in love. [To the guy]

Output: The circumference of this bracelet is exactly how fat she can get before her ass is dumped.

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Input: [The gift] A puppy [To the girl] You're a loving, caring individual who wants a permanent new member of the relationship. [To the guy]

Output: Now when you want to watch football or go to a strip club, she can still get affection without cheating on you.

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Input: [The gift] A scented candle [To the girl] While a little thoughtless, at least it shows you're willing to spend a romantic night together. [To the guy]

Output: She smells.

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Input: [The gift] A spa gift certificate [To the girl] While something concrete would have been better, at least you're thinking of her needs and desires. [To the guy]

Output: Maybe they'll be able to massage some of the bitch out of her.

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Input: [The gift] A restaurant gift certificate [To the girl] It'll be nice to have a night out together. [To the guy]

Output: You'll wind up having to pick up the check anyway, so you might as well pay upfront.

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Input: [The gift] A Best Buy gift certificate [To the girl] You're thoughtless and blind to her needs. [To the guy]

Output: Maybe she'll get the hint and furnish her place with some technology like a new TV.

The Meaning Of Christmas Gifts - CollegeHumor Post


Input: [The gift] An abortion clinic gift certificate [To the girl] Oh my God. [To the guy]

Output: Don't get pregnant.

The Meaning Of Christmas Gifts - CollegeHumor Post


Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Age 55, born in Waterloo, Iowa. Lives in Stillwater, Minn. Graduated from Winona State University, Oral Roberts University, College of William and Mary. Married to husband Marcus for more than three decades. Five children and, over the years, 23 foster children. [Newt Gingrich] Age 68, born in Harrisburg, Pa. Lives in McLean, Va. Graduate of Emory University, Tulane University. Taught history and geography at West Georgia College. Twice divorced, he married his third wife, Callista Bisek, in 2000. Two daughters, two grandchildren. [Ron Paul] Age 76, born in Pittsburgh. Lives in Lake Jackson, Texas. Graduated from Gettysburg College, Duke Medical School. Married to Carol Wells since 1957. Five children, 18 grandchildren. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Age 61, born in Paint Creek, Texas. Lives in West Austin. Graduated from Texas A&M University. Married to high school sweetheart Anita Thigpen since 1982. Two children. [Mitt Romney] Age 64. Born in Detroit. Lives in Boston. Father was CEO of American Motors and governor of Michigan. Graduate of Brigham Young University, Harvard Law, Harvard Business. Married to Ann Romney since 1969. Five sons, 16 grandchildren. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Age 53. Born in Winchester, Va. Lives in Penn Hills, Pa. Graduate of Pennsylvania State, University of Pittsburgh, Dickinson School of Law. Married to Karen Garver since 1990. Seven children. [0]

Output: Bio

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Afghanistan is a war "we must and can win" if generals have enough troops and money. Opposed U.S. intervention in Libya, saying it might help terrorists there. Has strongly opposed cutting defense spending. [Newt Gingrich] Praised the decision to increase troops in Afghanistan two years ago but has been noncommittal recently on when and how the U.S. should withdraw. Initially criticized White House for not intervening in Libya, then criticized the use of U.S. air power there. Opposes cutting defense spending, except for waste. Supports continued use of Guantanamo detention for terrorism suspects but said waterboarding “is not something we should do.” Favors strengthening investigative powers of Patriot Act. [Ron Paul] Favors bringing all or nearly all troops home immediately, from Afghanistan and all other posts abroad. Opposed U.S. intervention in Libya and opposes U.S. military involvement overseas generally. Favors cutting military spending. Opposes the surveillance and search powers of the Patriot Act. Says terrorists would not be motivated to attack America if the U.S. ended its military presence abroad. Says "waterboarding is torture" that is illegal, immoral and impractical. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] "The mission must be completed" in Afghanistan. He's criticized the announcement of U.S. troop-withdrawal goals in Iraq and for Afghanistan — but has not said how many troops should remain or for how long. Opposes cutting military spending. Supports continued Guantanamo detention for suspected terrorists and extension of Patriot Act. U.S. interrogators should stop short of torture, which he does not define. [Mitt Romney] Has criticized troop withdrawals from Afghanistan as starting too soon, but has not specified numbers he'd favor to ensure the "force level necessary to secure our gains and complete our mission successfully." Would increase size of military, including more troops and warships. Favors aggressively confronting jihadists and Iran, including with military pressure. Does not consider waterboarding torture. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Says U.S. troops should withdraw from Afghanistan slower than Obama is planning "because we want to be successful. We want victory." Says troop levels and rules of engagement have been too constrictive. Likens radical Islam to the scale of past ideological threats such as Marxism. But says intervention in foreign conflicts should be limited to those with a direct impact on the U.S. Supports continued use of Guantanamo detention for suspected terrorists. Says waterboarding has proven effective. [0]

Output: Afghan war/terrorism

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Opposes increasing income taxes. Would eliminate the estate tax. Proposes that U.S. companies operating overseas be offered a tax holiday to repatriate their profits, then be taxed at just 5 percent. Opposed deal to raise debt ceiling. Favors cutting Medicare and Medicaid spending. Opposes changing Social Security for current beneficiaries but would "wean everybody else off" by offering them private accounts. [Newt Gingrich] Favors ending capital gains and estate taxes, cutting corporate tax rate to 12.5 percent. On personal income taxes: opposes increasing rates; would let people choose whether to file under the current system or pay a 15 percent flat tax. Says U.S. had no choice but to raise debt ceiling. Would cut Medicaid spending by converting to block grants for states. Would reduce Medicare spending by offering private alternatives. Favors private accounts as Social Security option for younger workers. [Ron Paul] Not only opposes increasing income taxes but favors abolishing them and the IRS. Favors a national sales tax, certain excise taxes and certain tariffs. Would drastically shrink federal government by nearly halving its spending and abolishing five Cabinet-level agencies (Commerce, Education, Energy, Interior, and Housing and Urban Development). Would eliminate the Federal Reserve and put the dollar back on a gold standard. Would reduce spending on Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Opposes raising income tax rates. Wants to let taxpayers choose between current income tax system and a 20 percent flat tax. The latter would end taxes on inheritances, dividends and long-term capital gains. Also favors cutting corporate tax rate to 20 percent. Wants to cap federal spending at 18 percent of gross domestic product, but no specifics on major spending cuts. To save money, would raise retirement age for Social Security and consider partial privatization of it and would hand more Medicaid and Medicare responsibility to the states. [Mitt Romney] Wants Bush tax cuts permanent, favors exempting households with income under $200,000 from taxes on interest, dividends and capital gains. Would cut corporate tax rate to 25 percent, eliminate estate tax. Opposed debt ceiling deal. Would cap federal spending at 20 percent of gross domestic product. Says spending on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security must be cut, in part by handing Medicaid to the states and by partly privatizing Medicare and Social Security. Also proposes 10% cut in federal workforce. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Proposes zero corporate tax for manufacturers. Opposes any national sales tax or increase in personal income tax rates. Favors cutting spending on Medicaid and Medicare, has backed plans to convert Medicaid into block grants for states and convert Medicare into a fixed subsidy to help seniors buy private insurance. Favors allowing the option of private accounts in Social Security. [0]

Output: Taxes and spending

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Favors repeal of health care law and opposes its core: the individual mandate to buy insurance. Favors limits on medical lawsuits to control health care costs. Voted against expanding Children’s Health Insurance Program. [Newt Gingrich] Wants to repeal the health care law; once favored an individual mandate to buy insurance but now opposes it. Would ban insurers from cancelling or hiking rates on those who become sick while insured, an element of the current health care law. Would offer tax credit or deduction to help people buy health insurance, also similar to current law. Would limit medical lawsuits to restrain health costs. [Ron Paul] Opposes compulsory insurance and all government subsidies for health coverage, including the new health care law and its individual mandate. Favors letting people deduct full cost of their health coverage and care from taxes. Says doctors should feel an obligation to treat the needy for free. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Favors repealing the health care law and its individual mandate to buy coverage. Would raise eligibility age for Medicare, limit its benefits for the wealthy and give people the choice of receiving federal help buying their own insurance instead of getting direct Medicare benefits. Proposes turning Medicaid over to the states with a federal subsidy. [Mitt Romney] Wants to repeal the health care law, says an individual mandate was good for Massachusetts but a bad idea for the federal government to impose on all states. Would restrict malpractice awards to restrain health care costs. On Medicare, he would try to woo future retirees to buy private insurance by offering them subsidies. On Medicaid, he seeks to convert the program into block grants for states to carry out. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Would seek to starve the health care law of money needed to implement it, calls its individual mandate unconstitutional. Supported Bush administration's prescription drug program for Medicare. [0]

Output: Health care

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Favors fencing the entire 1,900-mile U.S.-Mexico border, not just the 650 miles fenced so far. Opposes government benefits for illegal immigrants and their children. Borders must be secure and existing laws better enforced before any immigration reform is considered. That reform must not reward people who entered illegally by granting them citizenship. [Newt Gingrich] Favors granting legal status to those illegal immigrants who have sunk roots in the U.S. and lived otherwise lawfully: "If you've been here 25 years and (you've) got three kids and two grandkids, you've been paying taxes and obeying the law, you belong to a local church, I don't think we're going to separate you from your family, uproot you forcefully and kick you out." Supports a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants' children who perform U.S. military service. Would spend more Homeland Security funds on fighting illegal immigration at Mexican border. [Ron Paul] Would do "whatever it takes" to secure the border. Opposes granting legal status to anyone who entered U.S. illegally. Would stop granting citizenship to those born on U.S. soil if parents are in country illegally. Would deny education and social services to illegal immigrants. Would aggressively deport those who overstay a visa or otherwise break U.S. law. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Opposes "idiocy" of a border fence, instead favoring more border agents. Opposes granting citizenship to people here illegally before those who migrate legally. Supports continuing to grant citizenship to babies born on U.S. soil. In Texas, illegal immigrants can qualify for in-state college tuition. Neither private nor public employers are required to run job applicants through a federal database to check their legal status. Illegal immigrants have access to services for drug treatment, mental health and for children with special health needs. [Mitt Romney] Favors border fence. Opposes any plan to grant legal status to people here illegally until they return to their native land and apply through normal channels. Opposes allowing in-state tuition to children of illegal immigrants. Wants looser immigration laws for highly skilled workers. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Supports border fence and more border agents as first priority. Opposes letting illegal immigrants gain legal status without first returning to their native country and applying through normal channels. Opposes letting children of illegal immigrants qualify for in-state tuition. [0]

Output: Immigration

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Only woman in the race. Only Iowa native, too. Describes herself as a born-again Christian, says God encouraged her to run. [Newt Gingrich] Bombast. He's known as a font of ideas who presses opponents with glee, via the lecture circuit, his think tank and cable news commentary. [Ron Paul] Sometimes called the "intellectual godfather" of the Tea Party, he's a three-time presidential candidate, starting in 1988 under the Libertarian Party banner. He's half of the only father-son team in Congress: his son Rand is a freshman senator from Kentucky and also a Tea Party favorite. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] A tall Texan who flew C-130 cargo planes for the Air Force after college, then went home to help run the family cotton farm. An evangelical Christian sometimes accused of blurring politics and religion. One example: declared an August "Day of Prayer and Fasting" and blended it with the launch of his presidential campaign. [Mitt Romney] Perfect hair. He's Mormon, a faith never represented in the White House. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] A passionate, confrontational social conservative who especially opposes gay marriage, "the ultimate homeland security issue." A conservative Roman Catholic, he called the priest sex-abuse scandal a byproduct of "moral relativism" and "alternative lifestyles" promoted by media and academia. In Congress, he led weekly devotions for Catholics but excluded Democrats. [0]

Output: Distinguishing traits

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Worked as a tax attorney for the IRS. Having switched from Democrat to Republican, she jumped into politics by beating a favored incumbent for a Minnesota state Senate seat in 2000. In 2006 she advanced to Washington, elected to the House. Minnesotans re-elected her twice. Founded the House Tea Party Caucus, which favors limiting government to only what the Constitution spells out. [Newt Gingrich] Elected to Congress from Georgia 11 times. Engineered the "Contract With America," pledges that drove the "Republican Revolution" of 1994 — GOP control of both chambers for the first time in 40 years. As House speaker, was known for his combative style, which led to two government shutdowns and the Clinton impeachment, but also to a landmark welfare overhaul. Has written about two dozen books, including historical novels. [Ron Paul] Has served 11 terms in the House over three periods, starting in the 1970s. After serving in the Air Force as a flight surgeon, he built an obstetrics/gynecology practice in Texas. Delivered more than 4,000 babies before entering politics in 1976. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Is nation's longest serving governor, beginning in 2000 when his predecessor, George W. Bush, moved into the White House. Boasts of never having lost an election since first running for the Texas House — as a Democrat — in 1984. Switched to the GOP in 1989. [Mitt Romney] Founder of Bain Capital, which bought, fixed and resold companies. Romney is worth $190 million to $250 million, his campaign says. Was CEO of 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. As Massachusetts governor from 2003 to 2007, was known for bipartisan compromises in a state dominated by Democrats and independents. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Elected to House in 1990 at age 32 by beating a seven-term Democrat. Got a whistleblower reputation for helping expose a House banking scandal in 1992. Elected to Senate in 1994, but lost 2006 bid for re-election. [0]

Output: Accomplishments

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] As a teen on a Christian mission trip in the 1970s, she worked one summer on a communal farm in Israel, pulling weeds in the cotton fields. [Newt Gingrich] Told college Republicans in 1978: "One of the great problems we have ... is that we don't encourage you to be nasty …" whereas Democrats "understand that cannibalism is the nature of the business." In 1998, resigning as House speaker, he told GOP colleagues: "I'm not willing to preside over people who are cannibals." [Ron Paul] In high school, he won state in the 220-yard dash. Penn State offered him an athletic scholarship, even though he tore knee cartilage playing touch football over the summer. He declined, saying he couldn't accept in good conscience. Now he has two artificial knees. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Played six-man football as one of 13 students in the Class of 1968 at Paint Creek Rural School. Then, in what he cites as a formative experience, spent summers as a door-to-door book salesman: "There is nothing that tests your commitment to a goal like getting a few doors closed in your face." [Mitt Romney] During college, went to France as a Mormon missionary for 2½ years — his lean years, he says — when a bucket sometimes was his toilet and a hose his shower. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] As a lawyer, he once represented the World Wrestling Federation, arguing that pro wrestling should be exempt from federal steroid rules because it is not a sport. [0]

Output: Something else

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] A seeming knack for misstatement. She misspoke about John Wayne's Iowa birthplace and Lexington and Concord. She cited false reports that an Obama trip to India was costing $200 million a day. She implied the 1970s swine flu was Democrats' fault and misplaced the timing as during the Carter presidency rather than Ford's. [Newt Gingrich] Social conservatives balk at his checkered personal life, which includes admitted extramarital affairs, including one as he pushed the Clinton impeachment over the Monica Lewinsky affair. Ethical clouds surrounding a book advance and the financing of a college course he taught led to a House reprimand in 1997. He resigned the next year. Critics, including some Republicans who worked alongside him, see him as a chaotic headline-grabber prone to engaging his mouth and putting his foot in it. [Ron Paul] Ardent Libertarianism (says he was a fan of gutting government long before the Tea Party seized on the idea). Even some fellow Republicans call his candidacy a joke or, more charitably, merely a platform for his ideas. Age? He'd take office at 77, eight years older than Ronald Reagan when he started his presidency. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Though he dismisses the comparison, some say that after eight Bush years, the country isn't ready for another folksy, hard-charging Texan with a record heavy on verbal stumbles and light on foreign policy experience. The questions persisted after a debate this fall in which he couldn't recall one of three federal departments he wants to abolish. [Mitt Romney] A reputation for flip-flops, such as on health care and the military's policy on gays. He disputes the accusation, except on the issue of abortion: Once a supporter of Roe v. Wade, he now says it should be overturned, a change of heart he says took place in 2004 during a debate over embryonic stem cell research. Some call him a robo-multimillionaire out of touch with working Joes, noting his offer to bet a fellow candidate $10,000 over a disputed point. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] What he himself calls "his Google problem." In 2003, gays offended by his stands launched an online campaign to turn his name into an offensive word. Web searches thus produce references to anal sex. Once insisted, even after the Pentagon acknowledged otherwise, that the Iraq War had uncovered weapons of mass destruction. Also explained the war's purpose in "Lord of the Rings" terms, saying: "As the hobbits are going up Mount Doom, the Eye of Mordor is being drawn somewhere else. It's being drawn to Iraq and it's not being drawn to the U.S." [0]

Output: Baggage

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] A bonanza for Tea Partiers and social conservatives. She's voted twice against raising the debt ceiling and vocally opposes abortion and same-sex marriage — stark contrasts she'd emphasize against Obama. [Newt Gingrich] Look for feistiness. His mix of pugnacity, inside-Washington experience and zest for big-policy talk would lay a path for a scrappy campaign and epic debates. [Ron Paul] It'd be the sharpest possible contrast over the federal government's proper size and role. Paul (nicknamed "Dr. No") boasts of never voting for any bill not explicitly authorized by the U.S. Constitution. He also stridently opposes abortion and favors very limited use of U.S. military force, often breaking with other Republicans, such as by voting against the Iraq War. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Sharp contrast. His stands on social issues, including opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage, as well as his fondness for blunt speech — in 2009 he suggested Texas might secede — mean voters could expect a scrap. Perry also has contrasted his military service with Obama's lack of it. [Mitt Romney] "Romneycare vs. Obamacare." Romney's signature achievement as governor was a state health care law similar to the federal version the Supreme Court will weigh during the presidential campaign. GOP critics say Romney can't confront Obama on the issue. Romney says the Massachusetts law, including its "individual mandate" to buy insurance, is the right path for any state that chooses but one wrong for Washington to impose nationally. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Santorum remains popular with many social conservatives influential in the GOP primary process. That base, plus his confrontational style, would turn a race with Obama into a battle on moral ground. [0]

Output: In a race against Obama

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Favors eliminating estate tax and offering a tax holiday plus low tax rate to U.S. companies operating overseas that repatriate their profits. Has called for phasing out Social Security and Medicare, except for current beneficiaries. Favors aggressive deregulation and repeal of the financial rules Congress passed after the Wall Street meltdown. [Newt Gingrich] Favors several supply-side recipes intended to prod those with wealth to invest more in the economy: Make the Bush-era tax cuts permanent, eliminate capital gains taxes, eliminate the estate tax and lower the corporate tax rate. Also favors repealing the financial industry rules passed after the Wall Street meltdown, restricting the Fed's power to set interest rates artificially low and making work training a condition for receiving unemployment. [Ron Paul] He's famous for his calls to abolish the IRS and the Federal Reserve and return the country to a gold standard. Favors constitutional amendments to abolish income, estate and gift taxes. Says he'd slash nearly half of federal spending, shutting five of the 15 Cabinet-level agencies in the process. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Says his fiscal skill shows in Texas' business-friendly record of reduced taxes and state spending — as well as better economic performance than the country as a whole through the recession. Wants to spur economy by cutting corporate taxes and regulations and by repealing the health care law. Proposes to lower and cap federal spending but has specified few cuts. [Mitt Romney] Often touts his experience in the private sector before serving four years as governor. Has been the least strident among GOP candidates about slashing government regulation. Favors making the Bush-era tax cuts permanent, lowering the corporate tax rate, ending the estate tax and eliminating capital gains taxes for households making less than $250,000 a year. Backs "cut, cap and balance," a deficit-fighting approach championed by the Tea Party that would culminate in a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution. Says he'd cut non-defense programs and Medicare, but not for existing recipients. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Wants to spur job creation by eliminating corporate taxes for manufacturers, drilling for more oil and gas, and slashing regulations: "Repeal every regulation the Obama administration has put in place. … You may have to replace a few, but let's repeal them all." Opposed both the financial-industry bailout and stimulus bills. [0]

Output: It's the economy

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] A much-needed boost solidifying her as a mainstream contender, although victory in her birthplace might allow rivals to discount a win. [Newt Gingrich] A chance to cement a role as front-runner ahead of Mitt Romney. Also might reduce the nomination to a two-man race between candidates who have spent little time tramping Iowa this year, focusing instead on TV appearances and debates. [Ron Paul] That a broad slice of Iowa Republicans is totally fed up with government. Paul has been drawing big crowds in the state, and some predict the climate of voter disgust gives a good shot at finishing high in the caucuses. [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] A badly needed lift for a campaign that surged early as a credible Romney alternative, then sank. Perry and a large posse of influential Texans are barnstorming Iowa, a mark of how crucial he considers the caucuses. [Mitt Romney] That he's survived an onslaught of "anybody but Mitt," particularly among Christian evangelicals. And that — despite spending little time in Iowa this year — he heads to home turf in New Hampshire with a good chance to head off a longer, costlier nomination battle. [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] A bolt of lightning. He's worked hard in Iowa, traveling often to the state this year. Despite that and an enthusiastic core of supporters, he has not yet been able to overcome his low poll numbers. [0]

Output: What a win in Iowa would mean

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Input: [Michele Bachmann DROPPED OUT] Michele Bachmann touts 'titanium spine' [Newt Gingrich] Gingrich a polarizing figure [Ron Paul] Ron Paul viewed in a new light [Rick Perry DROPPED OUT] Rick Perry focused, driven [Mitt Romney] Mitt Romney emphasizes flexibility [Rick Santorum DROPPED OUT] Rick Santorum waiting for his moment [0]

Output: Profile

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Input: [Butchers commentary] Verne .... humorously uses the language of love: ... pleasure, and the obscene I swallow easily and without preparation. [Vernes text]

Output: You said to me some ... very flattering things about my style which is getting better ... But I wonder, in some corner of my noddle, as you say, if you didnt want to sweeten the pill slightly. I assure you, my good and dear Director, that there was nothing to sweeten; I swallow easily and without preparation. So I wonder if you really are as pleased as you say ....


Input: [Butchers commentary] Verne .... is also making phallic jokes, as shown by Clawbonnys huge satisfaction of seeing his inclination at ninety degrees. [Vernes text]

Output: At this spot a magnetic needle, suspended as delicately as possible, immediately adopted an approximately vertical position under the magnetic influence; the centre of attraction was therefore very near or immediately below the needle. The doctor performed his experiment with care. But if James Ross could only find an inclination of 89° 59´ for his needle, it must have been because of the imperfection of his instruments or because the true magnetic point was a minute away. Dr Clawbonny was luckier, and a short distance away he had the huge satisfaction of seeing his inclination at ninety degrees. This is the exact Magnetic Pole of the earth! he exclaimed ....


Input: [Butchers commentary] [T]his scene, with much reciprocal rubbing of that ornament, inconvenient while traveling, but necessary to existence, abounds with innuendo. [Vernes text]

Output: Suddenly Bell looked at the doctor with fright; then without a word, he took a handful of snow and energetically rubbed his companions face. ... Yes, Clawbonny, you were completely frostbitten; your nose was entirely white when I saw you, and without my vigorous treatment you would have lost that ornament, inconvenient while traveling, but necessary to existence. In effect, the doctors nose would soon have been frozen; with the circulation restored just in time, thanks to Bells forceful rubbing, all danger disappeared. Accept my gratitude, Bell, on condition I do the same for you.


Input: [Butchers commentary] Verne inserts a phallic-inspired footnote in II 1, explaining that the boat can expand as much as wished. [Vernes text]

Output: A rubber dinghy in the form of a piece of clothing, which can expand as much as wished.


Input: [Butchers commentary] Verne is again making play on similarities between body appendages. [Vernes text]

Output: With a single night, in a strong north wind, the thermometer fell nearly forty degrees .... And when Bell put his nose outside in the morning, he almost left it there in the extreme frost.


Input: [Butchers commentary] [A]s well as the digestive imagery, the land is alive with sexuality. [Vernes text]

Output: The mountain, in full eruption, was vomiting a mass of burning boulders and slabs of glowing rock; it seemed to be repeatedly trembling, like a giants breathing; the ejected matter rose to a great height in the air amidst jets of intense flames, and lava flows wound down its flanks in impetuous torrents ....


Input: [Butchers commentary] [M]ore sexual innuendo, stronger in French due to the homonymy between coeur (heart) and queue (tail or prick). [Vernes text]

Output: Captain, said Johnson, we only followed orders, and the honour belongs to you. No, no, replied Hatteras in a violent outpouring; to all of you as much as to me! To Altamont and all of us and the doctor as well! Oh, may my heart blow its top in your hands! It can no longer contain its joy and gratitude!


Input: There will be an excellent job out there for me.

Output: There won't be a good job out there for me.

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Input: One day I can own a business if I want to.

Output: I could never own my own business.

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Input: My future is looking fine!

Output: I have no future.

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Input: I have a good memory.

Output: I have a poor memory.

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Input: I CAN do this.

Output: I can't do this.

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Input: That person will be glad I said hello; so what if we don't become friends? I'm saying hello!

Output: That person won't like me anyway  no point in saying hello.

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Input: I am likable, and I make a great friend.

Output: I'm not a very likable or valuable person.

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Input: I have a good, perfectly fine mind.

Output: I feel mentally off, defective somehow.

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Input: Things are getting better.

Output: The country is going downhill.

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Input: The whole world is becoming more aware and honest.

Output: The whole world is going downhill.

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Input: Life is great! I'm going to do just fine out there!

Output: Life stinks  it's too hard out there.

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Input: My parents may not have much money, but we have a LOT of happy times. My parents like their jobs, and would rather work than stay home all the time.

Output: My parents seem to have even less money now than they did just a few years ago  and they both work.

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Input: The world has so much to offer me  there will be PLENTY!

Output: What's going to be left for me?

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Input: I have an amazing, wondrous future, and I'm NOT going to blow it by making irresponsible choices and tragic mistakes.

Output: There's no future for me. I may as well have fun now.

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Input: [Who we are] Who is providing this notice? [1]

Output: Quest Federal Credit Union

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Input: [Who we are] How does Quest Federal Credit Union protect my personal information? [1]

Output: To protect your personal information from unauthorized access and use, we use security measures that comply with federal law. These measures include computer safeguards and secured files and buildings. Quest Federal Credit Union regularly test and assesses its information security measures and adopts upgrades and enhancements as necessary to protect your information.

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Input: [Who we are] How does Quest Federal Credit Union collect my personal information? [1]

Output: We collect your personal information, for example when you Open an account or deposit money Pay your bills or apply for a loan Use your credit or debit card We also collect your personal information form others, such as credit bureaus, affiliates or other companies.

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Input: [Who we are] Why can’t I limit all sharing? [1]

Output: Federal law gives you the right to limit only Sharing for affiliates’ everyday business purposes—information about your creditworthiness Affiliates from using your information to market to you Sharing for non-affiliates to market to you

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Input: [Who we are] Affiliates [1]

Output: Companies related by common ownership or control. They can be financial and nonfinancial companies. CUNA Mutual

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Input: [Who we are] Non-affiliates [1]

Output: Companies not related by common ownership or control. They can be financial and nonfinancial companies Quest Federal Credit Union does not share with non-affiliates so then can market to you.

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Input: [Who we are] Joint Marketing [1]

Output: A formal agreement between non-affiliated financial companies that together market financial products or services to you. CUNA Mutual’s Member Connect

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Input: [2] AZ [3] CT [4] HI [5] ME [6] MT [7] NH [8] OR [9] UT [10] VT [11] WA [1]

Output: AK

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Input: [0] Prescribe drugs [2] yes [3] no [4] no [5] limited [6] yes [7] limited [8] yes [9] yes [10] limited [11] yes [1]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Minor Surgery [2] yes [3] yes [4] no [5] yes [6] yes [7] no [8] yes [9] yes [10] no [11] limited [1]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Hydrotherapy [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Colonic Irrigation [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Naturopathic manipulation [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Physiotherapy [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Electrotherapy [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] X-ray [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] can order [6] can order [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Venipuncture [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Obstetrics [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] no [6] yes with certificate [7] yes with certificate [8] yes with certificate [9] yes [10] not specified [11] yes with certificate [1]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Gynecology [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Botanical medicine [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Acupuncture [2] yes [3] no [4] no [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] no [9] no [10] no [11] no [1]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Nutrition [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Homeopathy [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11] yes [1]

Output: yes

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Input: [What is Personal Information?] Why is Personal Information collected and used?

Output: Square One collects and uses your Personal Information for the purpose of: promoting, offering, quoting, and selling insurance products to you; improving our website and the various services offered to you on it; processing and administering your insurance policies for which we act as your agent; adjudicating your insurance claims; contacting you in compliance with the law; and, complying with the law. We will limit the Personal Information we collect about you to that which is needed to meet these purposes. We will only retain your Personal Information as long as we need it to meet these purposes. Please be aware that, as part of our use of your Personal Information, we may transfer it for processing in jurisdictions outside of Canada, which may not have laws that provide privacy protections that are substantially similar to those in Canada.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] Will Personal Information be disclosed to others?

Output: We will only disclose your Personal Information to: independent contractors of Square One or of your Insurer to investigate, assist with, or adjudicate your claim; consumer reporting agencies as governed by the law; any other third party, if mandated to do so by the law; and, any other third party, if you provide us with your express consent to do so.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] How is Personal Information collected?

Output: We collect your Personal Information: during all telephone conversations you have with us, which we will record only with your express consent for our mutual protection and to improve the service we offer to you; from all written and electronic communications you have with us; when you use our website; from any publicly or commercially available source of information; and, from consumer reporting agencies with your consent as required by the law. By volunteering your Personal Information to us, you are providing your consent for us to collect, use and disclose your Personal Information as described in this policy. If you provide us with Personal Information about others, you represent that you have obtained their consent for us to collect, use and disclose their Personal Information as described in this policy. We will make every reasonable effort to keep your Personal Information accurate and up to date.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] How is Personal Information collected on this website?

Output: We use Google Analytics (“Analytics”) to collect information about use of this website. Analytics collects information such as how often you visit this website, what pages you visit, and what other websites you used prior to coming to this website. Analytics collects only the IP address assigned to you on the date you visit this site, rather than your name or other identifying information. Although Analytics plants a permanent cookie on your web browser to identify you as a unique user the next time you visit this site, the cookie cannot be used by anyone but Google. Google’s ability to use and share information collected by Analytics about your visits to this site is restricted by Analytics Terms of Use and Google Privacy Policy. You can disable Analytics from recognize you by installing the Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] What safeguards protect Personal Information?

Output: We will, at all times: use all reasonable physical measures, technical tools, and organizational controls at our disposal to protect your Personal Information from misuse or inappropriate disclosures; and, ensure through contract that all third parties to which we transfer your Personal Information for processing comply with our privacy policy.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] What recourse is available?

Output: You are encouraged to contact our Compliance Officer, who is a member of our Senior Management, to: answer any questions you may have with respect to our privacy policy; request access to your Personal Information in our control; correct any of your Personal Information that may be inaccurate; address any complaints you may have about our use or disclosure of your Personal Information; and, withdraw your consent to our use of your Personal Information. You can also contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada if you are not satisfied with our response.

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [What is Personal Information?] Compliance officer

Output: Compliance Officer Square One Insurance Services Inc. Suite 1218, PO Box 11600 650 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC V6B 4N8 Tel: 1.855.331.6933 ext 101 Fax: 1.855.331.6935 Email: Compliance Officer

“Personal Information” means information about an identifiable individual. For clarity, information that by itself cannot be connected to an identifiable individual is not considered Personal Information.


Input: [Exercise] Muscle-up [Notes]

Output: Move from below the rings or bar, to above, in one smooth, controlled action.

Pull-up Exercise Guide, Progression Exercises, Hints and Tips - Bodyweight Exercises - Fitstream


Input: [Exercise] One-arm pull-up [Notes]

Output: Become a beast and learn the one-armed variation on the standard pull-up.

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Input: [Exercise] Kipping pull-up [Notes]

Output: A somewhat controversial exercise the kipping pull-up variation is a CrossFit favourite and involves the use of the legs to help with the movement, in contrast to a strict pull-up where the lower body remains engaged and static. The legs are swung backwards to build momentum, and forcefully swung forward while pulling the body up with the arms.

Pull-up Exercise Guide, Progression Exercises, Hints and Tips - Bodyweight Exercises - Fitstream


Input: [Exercise] Chin-ups [Notes]

Output: Hand positioning is changed to an underhand variation which means that the biceps are worked harder than pull-ups. This exercise is slightly easier than standard pull-ups, which places greater emphasis on the back muscles.

Pull-up Exercise Guide, Progression Exercises, Hints and Tips - Bodyweight Exercises - Fitstream


Input: [Exercise] Pull-up Burpee [Notes]

Output: See the standard burpee exercise but during the jumping portion of the movement perform a pull-up, for a complex bodyweight circuit.

Pull-up Exercise Guide, Progression Exercises, Hints and Tips - Bodyweight Exercises - Fitstream


Input: [Exercise] Typewriter pull-ups [Notes]

Output: Othewise known as side-to-side pull-ups, the typewriter is a more difficult variation of the archer pull-up which involves moving from each side and extending the body between both arms. Check YouTube for video demostrations.

Pull-up Exercise Guide, Progression Exercises, Hints and Tips - Bodyweight Exercises - Fitstream