Input: [Time] 6:00 [Without Kids] I'm kinda hungry, gonna grab some chips or snack food. [With Kids]

Output: All candy, snack food, junk food, health food, and basically everything except for the Gerber first-start food you bought specifically for your kids has been ravaged, so you start eating some Gerber first-start food. You dream briefly of catching up on the mess in the kitchen/living room/bedrooms/bathrooms.


Input: [Time] 6:30 [Without Kids] I can do dishes tomorrow night. Big Bang Theory is on. [With Kids]

Output: Okay, I can't get this mess mopped up, and I can't sweep because of all the legos scattered about, so where's that bin you bought for your kids? Cracked in two, guess all the toys go in the garbage? You announce that you're throwing away toys to your kids, and they panic, start screaming and possibly pick up one or two of the 346,204 items they've left on the ground. You concede and just use your foot to push enough of them aside to clean one area of floorspace that you haven't seen in a week.


Input: [Time] 7:00 [Without Kids] Should I go out tonight? Meh, let's see what else is on. . . [With Kids]

Output: It's been two days since I've been able to keep the 2-year-old from biting me while attempting to brush her teeth. Argue with the wife about which tranquilizing drugs are safe to use on children for a bit. Try to act excited and turn teeth-brushing into a game. Have blood drawn from young teeth, again.


Input: [Time] 7:30 [Without Kids] I should probably get changed. Guess I'll coordinate with a close associate about evening plans. [With Kids]

Output: Try to read child a bedtime story. Get your third rib bruised when they wiggle violently on your lap. Tell kids to stop arguing with the story. Attempt to tuck them in, only to have 15 complaints delivered serially (it starts with a "I want water," I get water and return to be informed that it has to be in a sippy cup, so I put it in a sippy cup and return to be informed that it has to be a blue sippy cup. I continue this process until I pass out, blow up, or give up)


Input: [Time] 8:00 [Without Kids] Change to pajamas, find a book, start reading. [With Kids]

Output: Half the kids are down, so it's safe for me to look in all my hiding spots for food that might be edible. Help oldest with homework. Break up a fight. Finally stuff face with more than discarded baby food.


Input: [Time] 8:30 [Without Kids] What a great book! [With Kids]

Output: Tell the older kids to finish their chores and start getting ready for bed; be ignored. Turn the TV on to see if there is a show available that you might enjoy, and you find one--briefly ignoring the PG-13/TV-LV rating on it and attempt to turn it on.


Input: [Time] 9:00 [Without Kids] What time is it? Who cares, it's just getting interesting. [With Kids]

Output: Woah, yeah, didn't want my kids seeing that. Hopefully they didn't. Aw crap, they've been behind me the entire time glued to this show and they noticed that I'm eating some regular food and that they finally have my attention so they start demanding food identical to mine. I provide, then help them brush their teeth and send them up to bed.


Input: [Time] 9:30 [Without Kids] 9:30? I got time. [With Kids]

Output: I'm pretty sure I heard a loud thud from the kid's room. I go to investigate. They've been throwing toys off the bed and have woken up the baby. Help the baby calm down and fall asleep again, scold children, go brush teeth after locking the door behind me. I haven't showered in two days, so I best attempt that. Well, wife is in the shower and has already ignored advances for the past few days. Guess I start getting my stuff together for work tomorrow.


Input: [Time] 10:00 [Without Kids] Hmm, video games? Don't mind if I do! [With Kids]

Output: Work bag packed, check schedule for tomorrow. Check facebook for a few minutes before you hear the voice of your oldest say, "who's that?" Ask them why they aren't in bed, to be informed that another diaper needs changing. Try to get the kids settled after the most recent diaper change.


Input: [Time] 10:30 [Without Kids] Yes, new high score! [With Kids]

Output: Lay down. My mind is racing too fast to go to sleep. Quell anxieties about being a good parent for a moment and attempt to organize thoughts. Hear a knock on the door, one of the kids has wet the bed. Get up, help wife change the sheets, lay back down and repeat.


Input: [Time] 11:00 [Without Kids] Maybe I should think about going to bed. . .Ooow, facebook! [With Kids]

Output: Slam pillow over head defiantly when the baby starts to scream. Briefly reflect on how much your life sucked before you were married and had kids and smile a bit before telling your wife you love her. She smiles, and gets up to take care of the baby.


Input: [Pin] 1 [Signal] VTref [Type] Input [Description]

Output: This is the target reference voltage. It is used to check if the target has power, to create the logic-level reference for the input comparators and to control the output logic levels to the target. It is normally fed from Vdd of the target board and must not have a series resistor.

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Input: [Pin] 2 [Signal] Vsupply [Type] NC [Description]

Output: This pin is not connected in Flasher ARM. It is reserved for compatibility with other equipment. Connect to Vdd or leave open in target system.

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Pin] 3 [Signal] nTRST [Type] Output [Description]

Output: JTAG Reset. Output from Flasher ARM to the Reset signal of the target JTAG port. Typically connected to nTRST of the target CPU. This pin is normally pulled HIGH on the target to avoid unintentional resets when there is no connection.

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Pin] 5 [Signal] TDI [Type] Output [Description]

Output: JTAG data input of target CPU. It is recommended that this pin is pulled to a defined state on the target board. Typically connected to TDI on target CPU.

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Input: [Pin] 7 [Signal] TMS [Type] Output [Description]

Output: JTAG mode set input of target CPU. This pin should be pulled up on the target. Typically connected to TMS on target CPU.

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Input: [Pin] 9 [Signal] TCK [Type] Output [Description]

Output: JTAG clock signal to target CPU. It is recommended that this pin is pulled to a defined state on the target board. Typically connected to TCK on target CPU.

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Pin] 11 [Signal] RTCK [Type] Input [Description]

Output: Return test clock signal from the target. Some targets must synchronize the JTAG inputs to internal clocks. To assist in meeting this requirement, you can use a returned, and retimed, TCK to dynamically control the TCK rate. Flasher ARM supports adaptive clocking, which waits for TCK changes to be echoed correctly before making further changes. Connect to RTCK if available, otherwise to GND.

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Input: [Pin] 13 [Signal] TDO [Type] Input [Description]

Output: JTAG data output from target CPU. Typically connected to TDO on target CPU.

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Input: [Pin] 15 [Signal] RESET [Type] I/O [Description]

Output: Target CPU reset signal. Typically connected to the RESET pin of the target CPU, which is typically called "nRST", "nRESET" or "RESET".

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Pin] 17 [Signal] DBGRQ [Type] NC [Description]

Output: This pin is not connected in Flasher ARM. It is reserved for compatibility with other equipment to be used as a debug request signal to the target system. Typically connected to DBGRQ if available, otherwise left open.

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Pin] 19 [Signal] 5V-Target supply [Type] Output [Description]

Output: This pin can be used to supply power to the target hardware.

SEGGER | Flasher ARM | Flash Programmer for ARM and Cortex cores


Input: [Title] Air Discharge Requirements [Short Description]

Output: Requirements for air emissions sources according to Yale policy.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] ALARA Program [Short Description]

Output: ALARA is an acronym which stands for - 'As Low As Reasonably Achievable'

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Asbestos Management Program [Short Description]

Output: This program is designed to ensure that ACM is appropriately managed on-campus to meet federal and state regulatory requirements as well as to minimize potential health risks to the University community.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Autoclave Safety - Chinese [Short Description]

Output: One of the most effective decontamination controls is steam sterilization through the use of an autoclave. This process generates pressurized steam within a sealed chamber.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Autoclave Safety - English [Short Description]

Output: One of the most effective decontamination controls is steam sterilization through the use of an autoclave.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Autoclave Safety - Spanish [Short Description]

Output: One of the most effective decontamination controls is steam sterilization through the use of an autoclave.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Policy [Short Description]

Output: The purpose of this policy is to allow for safe maintenance and use of AEDs installed on campus.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Ballast Guidance for Contractors [Short Description]

Output: Guidelines for contractors to safely dispose of PCB and non-PCB containing ballasts. According to CT law, they must be disposed of by EHS.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] BBP Spill Response Guidelines - Chinese [Short Description]

Output: Procedures for dealing with some of the biological spills that may be encountered in a research laboratory.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] BBP Spill Response Guidelines - English [Short Description]

Output: Procedures for dealing with some of the biological spills that may be encountered in a research laboratory.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Bed Bug Protocol [Short Description]

Output: The protocol for responding to bed bugs.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Bench and Pedestal Grinders [Short Description]

Output: Grinders are used for removal of small amount of material from work pieces.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety BSL3 Laboratory Manual [Short Description]

Output: Practices and procedures for the safe handling of BSL3 biohazards.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety Manual [Short Description]

Output: Practices and procedures for the safe handling of known biohazards and potentially infectious materials.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety Manual, Appendix F [Short Description]

Output: Human gene transfer clinical trials.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety Manual, Section 12 - Select Agents [Short Description]

Output: Select agents are materials that have been identified by the U.S. Government as agents with potential for use in biological terrorism or warfare.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety Manual, Section 13 - Research Involving rDNA [Short Description]

Output: Research Involving Recombinant and Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Safety Manual, Section 8 - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) [Short Description]

Output: Policy for the proper use of personal protective equipment in Yale laboratories.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biological Substances, Category B Guide [Short Description]

Output: Biological Substances, Category B, are diagnostic or clinical specimens from humans or animals that are known to harbor a pathogen or have a high probability of containing a pathogen.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Title] Biomedical Waste Guide [Short Description]

Output: If you generate waste in a laboratory or clinical area, this guide will help you dispose of your medical waste properly.

Policies & Procedures | Yale Environmental Health and Safety


Input: [Species ID number] Class [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: The Linnean class to which the species belongs.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Order [integer] c30 [(Primary key)]

Output: The Linnean order to which the species belongs.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Family [integer] c30 [(Primary key)]

Output: The Linnean family to which the species belongs.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Genus [integer] c30 [(Primary key)]

Output: The generic name of the species.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Species [integer] c30 [(Primary key)]

Output: The species epithet of the species.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Unique [integer] c30 [(Primary key)]

Output: Makes the species entry unique.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Diet 1 [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Most general food-type category.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Diet 2 [integer] c9 [(Primary key)]

Output: General food-type category.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Diet 3 [integer] c10 [(Primary key)]

Output: Detailed food-type category.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Relative Fiber Content [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Relative content of plant fiber.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Selectivity [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: The degree to which the animal is selective within its dietary class.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Food Processing Mode [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Mode of mechanical processing of food.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Digestion [integer] c2 [(Primary key)]

Output: For herbivores, type of digestion.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Feeding Habitat 1 [integer] c2 [(Primary key)]

Output: General habitat where the species feeds.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Feeding Habitat 2 [integer] c8 [(Primary key)]

Output: Detailed terrestrial feeding habitat.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Hunt/Forage [integer] c8 [(Primary key)]

Output: Hunting mode for carnivores.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Shelter Habitat 1 [integer] c2 [(Primary key)]

Output: General habitat where the species shelters.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Shelter Habitat 2 [integer] c8 [(Primary key)]

Output: Detailed terrestrial shelter habitat.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Activity [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Activity period inferred for the species.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Population Structure [integer] c3 [(Primary key)]

Output: Indicates whether there is evidence of sociality.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Locomotion 1 [integer] c2 [(Primary key)]

Output: The most general substrate of locomotion.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Locomotion 2 [integer] c15 [(Primary key)]

Output: Specific substrate of terrestrial locomotion, or type of flight.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Locomotion 3 [integer] c15 [(Primary key)]

Output: The predominant mode of locomotor activity.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Limb Posture [integer] c2 [(Primary key)]

Output: Limb posture.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Body Mass [integer] float [(Primary key)]

Output: Average adult body mass for the species.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Brain Mass [integer] float [(Primary key)]

Output: Average adult brain mass for the species.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Snout-Vent Length [integer] c7 [(Primary key)]

Output: Assignment to a broad body length category.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Tooth Height [integer] c3 [(Primary key)]

Output: A measure of tooth crown height (hypsodonty).

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Tooth shape - unicuspid [integer] c3 [(Primary key)]

Output: A description of tooth crown morphology for single-cuspid teeth.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Tooth shape - multicuspid [integer] c3 [(Primary key)]

Output: A description of tooth crown morphology, for multicuspid teeth.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Molar Crown Type [integer] c6 [(Primary key)]

Output: Crown type in classification of Jernvall, et al. 1996.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Microwear [integer] c7 [(Primary key)]

Output: Description of microwear on tooth wear surfaces.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Occlusion [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Whether upper and lower teeth occlude.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Symphyseal Mobility [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: Whether the symphysis is mobile.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Beak [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: A description of the edentulous beak, if present.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Sexual Dimorphism - Display [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: The existence of sexual dimorphism in display structures.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Sexual Dimorphism - Size [integer] c1 [(Primary key)]

Output: The existence of sexual dimorphism in overall size.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Species ID number] Status [integer] c15 [(Primary key)]

Output: The access status for this record.

Vertebrate Species Table (VSP)


Input: [Gender] Toe Style [For Women] Closed Toe [Ballet Flats] Round Toe [Flat Type]

Output: Toe Shape

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Input: [Gender] Closure Type [For Women] Slip-On [Ballet Flats] Medium(B/M) [Flat Type]

Output: Shoe Width

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Input: [Gender] Pattern Type [For Women] Dot [Ballet Flats] Casual [Flat Type]

Output: Occasion

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Input: [Gender] Upper Material [For Women] Mesh [Ballet Flats] PU [Flat Type]

Output: Lining Material

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Input: [Gender] Season [For Women] Summer, Spring/Fall [Ballet Flats] 0.8KG [Flat Type]

Output: Weight

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Input: [Gender] Heel Height Range [For Women] Flat(0-0.5") [Ballet Flats] 1CM [Flat Type]

Output: Heel Height

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Input: [SPORTS] Archery [ARTS] Arts & Crafts [ADVENTURES]

Output: Campfire Building


Input: [SPORTS] Baseball [ARTS] Culinary Arts [ADVENTURES]

Output: Canoeing


Input: [SPORTS] Basketball [ARTS] Digital Photography [ADVENTURES]

Output: Caving


Input: [SPORTS] Batting Cages [ARTS] Digital Video Production [ADVENTURES]

Output: Climbing


Input: [SPORTS] Beach Volleyball [ARTS] Model Rocketry [ADVENTURES]

Output: Hiking


Input: [SPORTS] BMX Biking [ARTS] Theater: Musicals / Sketches [ADVENTURES]

Output: Kayaking


Input: [SPORTS] Fencing [ARTS] Drama Tech [ADVENTURES]

Output: Nature Studying


Input: [SPORTS] Football [ARTS] Music Lessons [ADVENTURES]

Output: Overnight Camping


Input: [SPORTS] Go Karts [ADVENTURES]

Output: Ropes Course


Input: [SPORTS] Golf [ADVENTURES]

Output: Basic Scuba Diving


Input: [SPORTS] Lacrosse [ADVENTURES]

Output: Tubing


Input: [SPORTS] Mountain Biking [ADVENTURES]

Output: White Water Rafting


Input: [SPORTS] Mountain Boarding [ADVENTURES]

Output: Zip-lining


Input: [0] FUNCTION [1] COMMAND [2]

Output: DESCRIPTION


Input: [0] Balance [1] B [2]

Output: Summary of available balances for all accounts


Input: [0] History [1] H [2]

Output: Summary of recent transactions per account


Input: [0] Command [1] C [2]

Output: List of available Text Banking commands


Input: [0] Help [1] HE [2]

Output: Help content for Text Banking


Input: [0] Login [1] L [2]

Output: Receive a URL for the New Frontier Bank Mobile Browser website


Input: [0] Recover [1] R [2]

Output: Receive a URL and new activation code for the New Frontier Bank Mobile Browser web site


Input: [0] Stop [1] S [2]

Output: De-activate all New Frontier Bank text services


Input: [abs] abst [incorrect abbreviation] too abstract [sub] trans [faulty subordination]

Output: transition


Input: [abs] ad [incorrect abbreviation] adjective/adverb confusion [sub] var [faulty subordination]

Output: sentence variety


Input: [abs] agr [incorrect abbreviation] subject/verb agreement [sub] vb [faulty subordination]

Output: error in verb form


Input: [abs] awk [incorrect abbreviation] awkward style [sub] wc [faulty subordination]

Output: poor word choice


Input: [abs] cap [incorrect abbreviation] capitalize [sub] wordy [faulty subordination]

Output: wordiness


Input: [abs] ca [incorrect abbreviation] pronoun case [sub] wr [faulty subordination]

Output: write out word


Input: [abs] comp [incorrect abbreviation] faulty comparison [sub] ww [faulty subordination]

Output: wrong word


Input: [abs] cs [incorrect abbreviation] comma splice [sub] . / ? / ! [faulty subordination]

Output: insert punctuation


Input: [abs] dm [incorrect abbreviation] dangling modifier [sub] , [faulty subordination]

Output: insert comma


Input: [abs] frag [incorrect abbreviation] fragment [sub] ; [faulty subordination]

Output: insert semi-colon


Input: [abs] fs [incorrect abbreviation] fused or run on sentence [sub] : [faulty subordination]

Output: insert colon


Input: [abs] glos [incorrect abbreviation] see glossary [sub] " [faulty subordination]

Output: insert quote marks


Input: [abs] gr [incorrect abbreviation] obvious grammatical error [sub] ' [faulty subordination]

Output: insert apostrophe


Input: [abs] lev [incorrect abbreviation] inappropriate level of usage: too colloquial or too fancy [sub] - [faulty subordination]

Output: insert hyphen


Input: [abs] log [incorrect abbreviation] faulty logic [sub] ... / () / [] / [faulty subordination]

Output: insert punctuation


Input: [abs] mm [incorrect abbreviation] misplaced modifier [sub] // [faulty subordination]

Output: faulty parallelism


Input: [abs] pass [incorrect abbreviation] awkward use of passive verb [sub] | [faulty subordination]

Output: separate words


Input: [abs] p [incorrect abbreviation] error in punctuation [sub] / [faulty subordination]

Output: do not capitalize


Input: [abs] ref [incorrect abbreviation] faulty pronoun reference [sub] x [faulty subordination]

Output: careless error


Input: [abs] rep [incorrect abbreviation] undesirable repetition [sub] ? [faulty subordination]

Output: illegible or unclear


Input: [Document] About [Description]

Output: Implementations of Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS), conversion and transformation services derived from ISO 19111.


Input: [Document] Project Summary [Description]

Output: This document lists other related information of this project


Input: [Document] Project License [Description]

Output: This is a link to the definitions of project licenses.


Input: [Document] Source Repository [Description]

Output: This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser.


Input: [Document] Continuous Integration [Description]

Output: This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis.


Input: [Document] Project Team [Description]

Output: This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another.


Input: [Document] Mailing Lists [Description]

Output: This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists.


Input: [Document] Issue Tracking [Description]

Output: This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link.


Input: [Document] Dependencies [Description]

Output: This document lists the project's dependencies and provides information on each dependency.


Input: [Document] Dependency Convergence [Description]

Output: This document presents the convergence of dependency versions across the entire project, and its sub modules.


Input: [Document] Dependency Management [Description]

Output: This document lists the dependencies that are defined through dependencyManagement.


Input: [Document] Plugin Management [Description]

Output: This document lists the plugins that are defined through pluginManagement.


Input: [Time] 8:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 8:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 9:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 9:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 10:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 10:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 11:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 11:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 12:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 12:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 1:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 1:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 2:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 2:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 3:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 3:30 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 4:00 [Monday] Open [Tuesday] Open [Wednesday] Open [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 4:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 5:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 5:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 6:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 6:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 7:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 7:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 9:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 9:30 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 10:00 [Monday] Closed [Tuesday] Closed [Wednesday] Closed [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Closed


Input: [Also called] NORMAL [Safe?] Unsafe: Doesn’t even bother checking for errors [Write concern]

Output: Unacknowledged


Input: [Also called] SAFE [Safe?] Unsafe: not even on disk or replicated [Write concern]

Output: Acknowledged (new default)


Input: [Also called] JOURNAL_SAFE [Safe?] Unsafe: ops could be illegal or just rolled back by another primary [Write concern]

Output: Journaled


Input: [Also called] FSYNC_SAFE [Safe?] Unsafe: ditto, constraint violations & rollbacks [Write concern]

Output: Fsynced


Input: [Also called] REPLICAS_SAFE [Safe?] Unsafe: ditto, another primary might overrule [Write concern]

Output: Replica Acknowledged


Input: [Also called] MAJORITY [Safe?] Safe: no rollbacks (but check the fsync/journal fields) [Write concern]

Output: Majority


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2005-3243, CVE-2005-2367, CVE-2005-1461, CVE-2005-0699 [Description]

Output: Exploits for several vulnerabilities in Ethereal/Wireshark. In order to be exploited a victim with privileges (root) would have to be running Ethereal and monitoring a network onto which an attacker could inject carefully crafted malicious packets. The protocols affected by the vulnerabilities (SLIMP3, AFP, SIP, and RADIUS) are unlikely to be allowed through a border firewall, so the ability to exploit this flaw remotely is restricted. Additionally, attempts to remotely exploit these flaws would be caught by Exec-Shield.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2005-2710 [Description]

Output: An exploit for a format-string vulnerability in HelixPlayer. An attacker could create a carefully crafted media file that would execute arbitrary code when opened by a victim. Since HelixPlayer can be embedded within a web browser, this flaw could be triggered by a victim simply visiting a malicious web page. Any code execution would however be limited to being run with the same rights as the user that is running the vulnerable browser.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2005-1261 [Description]

Output: An exploit for a flaw in the Gaim instant-messaging client. For some instant messaging protocols, an attacker could send a carefully crafted message which could trigger the flaw and cause code execution. The public exploit is only a proof of concept and causes a crash. In addition, attempts to remotely exploit this flaw should be caught by Exec-Shield.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2005-0156 [Description]

Output: An exploit for a flaw in the setuid Perl package. Where perl-setuid is installed, an unprivileged local user could gain root privileges. The exploit as published needs minor changes to work on un-patched Enterprise Linux 4 systems.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2006-2656 [Description]

Output: An exploit for a flaw in libtiff. If an attacker can force a victim to run the ‘tiffsplit’ executable with a malicious filename they could cause code to run as that user. This is a low severity flaw as nothing we ship would run ‘tiffsplit’ with an arbitrary filename.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2006-1542 [Description]

Output: An exploit for a flaw in Python. This is a low severity issue as the user would need to be tricked into running python with a very long script name, an unlikely scenario.

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [Vulnerabilities] CVE-2005-1704 [Description]

Output: An integer overflow can allow a carefully crafted executable to execute arbitrary code. This is low severity as you need to convince the victim to run your malicious binary (and any malicious binary could perform arbitrary actions anyway).

Red Hat Magazine | Risk report: Two years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4


Input: [0] Coverage [Snow Melting Mats] Full coverage [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: Tire tracks only

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Use of Electricity [Snow Melting Mats] Allows complete coverage [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Ease of Installation [Snow Melting Mats] Best [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: Good

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Product Cost [Snow Melting Mats] Good [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: Best

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Wattage per sq. ft. [Snow Melting Mats] 50 [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: 50

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Voltage [Snow Melting Mats] 120 and 240 [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: 120 and 240

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [0] Return policy [Snow Melting Mats] Yes-If uncut and in as new condition [Snow Melting Mats_2]

Output: Yes-If uncut and in as new condition

Allows heating of selective area, minimizing amp draw

Radiant Electric Outdoor Heating Mats & Systems | WarmlyYours


Input: [Purpose] Use of cookies, above all, to adjust our Site to your needs and provide you a more pleasant browsing; for statistic purposes; to maintain and improve the Site; for advertising purposes, all as described in our Cookie Policy. [What data?] When you browse the Site without entering any of your Personal Information on our Site, we collect, process and use your following information as described in our our Cookie Policy: [How we use your information] If you visit the Site cookies will collect Information from you. Please see our Cookie Policy for more information. We use cookies on our Site for example: To run the Site; some services cannot be provided without cookies; To provide you with personalized access and to enhance our services; For statistic purpose, e.g. number of visits; For maintenance and improvement of the Site; To personalize our advertising. Please see our Cookie Policy for further information about Cookies and how we use them [Group]

Output: Browsing

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We process your Information for your job application for a brand or the village. [What data?] The Information you provide when submitting your CV including your title, name, contact details, date of birth, desired positions, work type, skills, experience, nationality, preferred departments, availability and where you heard of the vacancy and any further Information you provide in your CV; The Information you provide when you register for the career portal, including surname, email-address, title and language and any further Information you provide to us; Your job interests and preferred job positions, if you admit these Information; Information about your job interview; and The Information if you are hired. [How we use your information] We host and operate the career portal; With your prior consent we transfer your Information to the specific brand you applied for; We are not responsible for the processing of your Information by the brands; you may receive more information about the processing of your information by the specific brands in the job offer or in the relevant store. We use the Information provided by you only if you applied for a job vacancy in Ingolstadt Village or the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members; The Information provided when submitting your CV will only be used for recruitment purposes. [Group]

Output: Careers (submit CV)

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We use your Information to answer your questions or concerns. [What data?] If you contact us through the Site we may keep a record of that correspondence and the Information you provide, including your email-address and, if you provide it to us, your name. [How we use your information] If you contact us through the Site, we will only use your Information in relation to any further correspondence with you. [Group]

Output: Contacting us

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Providing you with the Gift Card services. The Gift Card is a prepaid shopping card that can be used as payment card in Ingolstadt Village and the other Chic Outlet Shopping® Villages. [What data?] The Information you provide when you apply for a Gift Card including your title, name, contact information, payment type, amount of the Gift Card. The Information on your use of the Gift Card as further detailed by the issuer of the Gift Card. [How we use your information] Value Retail will not have any access to and will not process the Information you provide unless you have consented as described below; Your Information will be processed and used by the issuer of the Gift Card. More details about the data processing are provided to you when you purchase the Gift Card or from its issuer at www.bpscards.com And with your consent: To understand your needs, To provide you with information about events, special offers, promotions and other matters relevant to Chic Outlet Shopping®, Bicester Village and the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members or the retail outlets that you request from us or which we consider may be of interest to you (including host mailings); To share your information with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of informing you of goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you; For research and analysis and in order that we may contact you from time to time for such a purpose or for the purpose of conducting surveys or focus groups; and To notify you about changes to our services; [Group]

Output: Gift Cards

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Providing you with the Loyalty or Partner Reward Program, e.g. airline mileage program. This enables you to collect points, miles or other bonuses with certain loyalty or partner programs when shopping at Ingolstadt Village [What data?] The Information on shopping or other Information that is relevant for collecting bonuses with your loyalty or partner program. [How we use your information] We use your Information only in non-personalised /aggregated format to detect trends in the Village and to improve our offer and services in the villages; We process your Personal Information on our partner's behalf. More details about the processing of your Personal Information are provided to you when you sign up for the loyalty or partner program from its operator. [Group]

Output: Loyalty and Partner Reward Programs

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We use this Information to be able to provide you the services under the VIP-program and to adjust them to your wishes and needs. [What data?] The Information you provide when registering with our membership program are your title, first name, last name, email address, the fact that you are over 18 years and - if provided by you - additional details on your postal address and preferences for delivery of commercial mailings and language preferences. Additionally, we collect Information on your use of the VIP Program as well as your use of and registration details for the online VIP membership area. In order to successfully register, you must agree to the VIP-membership terms. [How we use your information] To understand your needs and provide you with the services you have requested; To provide you with (also tailored) information about events, special offers, promotions and other matters relevant to Chic Outlet Shopping®, Ingolstadt Village and the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members or the retail outlets that you request from us or which we consider may be of interest to you (including host mailings); Only with your prior consent, to share your Information with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of informing you of goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you; Only with your prior consent, for research and analysis and in order that we may contact you from time to time for such a purpose or for the purpose of conducting surveys or focus groups; To administer your membership and to notify you about changes to our services; from time to time we may share Information with carefully selected 3rd parties in an aggregated, anonymised format to enable us to monitor the success and operation of the program. [Group]

Output: Online Registration for VIP Program

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We use this Information to be able to provide you the services under the Chic Club Programme and to adjust them to your wishes and needs. [What data?] Please see the Chic Club Privacy Agreement for details. [How we use your information] Please see the Chic Club Privacy Agreement for details. [Group]

Output: Online Registration for Chic Club Programme

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Providing you with the transport facility. [What data?] The Information you provide when purchasing these services, including your title, name, contact details, details on payment and credit card and details of the service we will be providing to you. Details on your transport as further detailed by our shuttle partner. [How we use your information] More details about the processing of your Personal Information are provided to you when you book your transfer to Ingolstadt Village from the provider of the transport services. We do not have any access to your Personal Information unless you have consented as described below. And with your prior consent: To understand your needs To provide you with information about events, special offers, promotions and other matters relevant to Chic Outlet Shopping®, Bicester Village and the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members or the retail outlets that you request from us or which we consider may be of interest to you (including host mailings); To share your information with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of informing you of goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you; For research and analysis and in order that we may contact you from time to time for such a purpose or for the purpose of conducting surveys or focus groups; and To notify you about changes to our services [Group]

Output: Online transport services

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Interact and communicate with you; other purposes will be described on the relevant presence. [What data?] The Information or images you provide when you post content to or comments on, or otherwise submit material for publication in, various areas of our Site, including our chat forum, bulletin board, blog, micro-blog, forum, video and photo galleries and other interactive areas If you activate a social plugin that is incorporated into our Site, to enable the functionality of the respective social plugin and communicate with the respective social media platform as further described in the privacy policy or description of functionalities on the respective social media platform. [How we use your information] Please find more information on our Cookie Policy and the respective website or presence for further details about the processing of your Information by Ingolstadt Village on social media presences or platforms. [Group]

Output: Photo/Video Sharing/Forums/Blogs/Social Media Websites

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We use this information to be able to provide you the services under the VIP-program and to adjust them to your wishes and needs. [What data?] The Information you provide when registering with our membership program including your title, first name, last name, postal address, the fact that you are over 18 years and - if provided by you - additional details on your email address and preferences for delivery of commercial mailings and language preferences. Additionally, we collect Information on your use of the VIP Program as well as your use of and registration details for the online VIP membership area. In order to successfully complete a registration form, you must agree to the VIP-membership terms. [How we use your information] To understand your needs and provide you with the services you have requested; To provide you with (also tailored) information about events, special offers, promotions and other matters relevant to Chic Outlet Shopping®, Ingolstadt Village and the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members or the retail outlets that you request from us or which we consider may be of interest to you (including host mailings); Only with your prior consent, to share your Information with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of informing you of goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you; Only with your prior consent, for research and analysis and in order that we may contact you from time to time for such a purpose or for the purpose of conducting surveys or focus groups; To administer your membership and to notify you about changes to our services. [Group]

Output: Registration at Trade Fairs and Public Events for VIP Program

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We use this Information to be able to provide you the services under the VIP-program and to adjust them to your wishes and needs. [What data?] The Information you provide when registering with our membership including your title, name, last name, postal address, the fact that you are over 18 years and - if provided by you - additional details on your email address and preferences for delivery of commercial mailings and language preferences. Additionally, we collect Information on your use of the VIP Program as well as your use of and registration details for the online VIP membership area. In order to successfully register, you must agree to the VIP-membership terms. [How we use your information] To understand your needs and provide you with the services you have requested; To provide you with (also tailored) information about events, special offers, promotions and other matters relevant to Chic Outlet Shopping®, Ingolstadt Village and the other villages that are Chic Outlet Shopping® members or the retail outlets that you request from us or which we consider may be of interest to you (including host mailings); Only with your prior consent, to share your Information with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of informing you of goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you; Only with your prior consent, for research and analysis and in order that we may contact you from time to time for such a purpose or for the purpose of conducting surveys or focus groups; To administer your membership and to notify you about changes to our services. [Group]

Output: Registration in person within Village facilities for VIP Program

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We only use your Information to answer your concerns. [What data?] Any Information you provide when responding to our emails including your title, name, contact details, changes to your contact preferences and in some instances preferred language. [How we use your information] If you contact via email, we will only use your Information in relation to any further correspondence with you. [Group]

Output: Responding to our emails

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Execute surveys and researches for continuous improvement of our services. [What data?] We may ask you to complete surveys or join research/focus groups and the information you provide through these including your preferences and profile information. [How we use your information] With your consent, this data will be used to measure our products and services for continuous improvement. The data may also be shared with our carefully selected marketing partners for the purposes of data analysis and improving ours goods, services, promotions, offers and forthcoming events which we consider may be of interest to you [Group]

Output: Surveys/Research

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] Providing you with the Public WiFi facility. [What data?] Information arising from your connection to our WiFi facilities, such as IP-addresses or the websites that you visit. [How we use your information] Please see our partner's terms and conditions for further information about your Personal Information and how they are used. We do not have any access to your Personal Information. [Group]

Output: Use of Public WiFi facilities

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [Purpose] We only use your Information to run and administer the Prize Draw. [What data?] First name and last name, date of birth, street address, postal code, place, country, and email address, as well as Information which are created in connection with your entry, such as your status as an Entrant or winner, if applicable. [How we use your information] We collect, process, and use, all Personal Information disclosed to us in connection with the Prize Draw only in compliance with the applicable laws and regulations referring to data protection. We will not disclose your Personal Information to any third party. This shall not apply to Chic Outlet Shopping Villages and service providers which assist us in carrying out the Prize Draw. Your Personal Information will be collected, processed and used exclusively for the purpose of carrying out the Prize Draw. Please see our “General Terms and Conditions for Raffles” for further information. [Group]

Output: Prize Draws

Ingolstadt Village Privacy Policy • Ingolstadt Village


Input: [What you type] == New section == === Subsection === ==== Sub-subsection ==== ===== Sub-sub-subsection ===== [What it looks like]

Output: Start your sections as follows: New section Subsection Sub-subsection Start with a second-level heading (==); don't use first-level headings (=). Don't skip levels (for example, second-level followed by fourth-level). A table of contents will automatically be added to an article that has four or more sections. If appropriate, place subsections in an appropriate order. If listing countries, place them in alphabetical order rather than, say, relative to population of OECD countries, or some random order. If you want to keep headings out of the TOC you have to use html heading tags and close them without using a backslash e.g. heading too low level to be in the toc of large page.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] A single [[newline]] generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. Some editors find that this aids editing and improves the function ''diff'' (used internally to compare different versions of a page). But an empty line starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A single newline generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. Some editors find that this aids editing and improves the function diff (used internally to compare different versions of a page). But an empty line starts a new paragraph. When used in a list, a newline does affect the layout (see below).

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] You can break lines without starting a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: You can break lines without starting a new paragraph. Please use this sparingly. Close markup between lines; do not start a link or italics or bold on one line and close it on the next.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] * It's easy to create a list: ** Start every line with a star. *** More stars means deeper levels. **** A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. * An empty line starts a new list. [What it looks like]

Output: It's easy to create a list: Start every line with a star (asterisk). More stars means deeper levels. A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. An empty line starts a new list.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] # Numbered lists are also good ## very organized ## easy to follow ### easier still [What it looks like]

Output: Numbered lists are also good very organized easy to follow easier still

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] * You can even create mixed lists *# and nest them *#* like this [What it looks like]

Output: You can even create mixed lists and nest them like this

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] ; Definition list : list of definitions ; item : the item's definition ; another item : the other item's definition [What it looks like]

Output: Definition list list of definitions item the item's definition another item the other item's definition One item per line; a newline can appear before the colon, but using a space before the colon improves parsing.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] : A colon indents a line or paragraph. A manual newline starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A colon indents a line or paragraph. A manual newline starts a new paragraph. This is primarily for displayed material, but is also used for discussion on Talk pages.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] The '''blockquote''' command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. [What it looks like]

Output: When there is a need for separating a block of text the blockquote command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. This is useful for (as the name says) inserting blocks of quoted (and cited) text.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] IF a line starts with a space THEN it will be formatted exactly as typed; in a fixed-width font; lines will not wrap; ENDIF [What it looks like]

Output: IF a line starts with a space THEN it will be formatted exactly as typed; in a fixed-width font; lines will not wrap; ENDIF This is useful for: pasting preformatted text; algorithm descriptions; program source code; ASCII art; chemical structures; WARNING: If you make it wide, you force the whole page to be wide and hence less readable, especially for people who use lower resolutions. Never start ordinary lines with spaces.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] Centered text. [What it looks like]

Output: Centered text. Please note the American spelling of "center."

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: [What you type] A [[horizontal dividing line]]: this is above it ---- and this is below it. [What it looks like]

Output: A horizontal dividing line: this is above it... ...and this is below it. Mainly useful for disambiguation - but to be used sparsely--only when separating completely different, unrelated (groups of) meanings separating threads on Talk pages.

Wikipedia:Hilfe/Wie änndere Mer en Sigg? — Wikipedia


Input: A website frequented by mums... Trip-trap, Pom Bears, flounce, Friday bums. YABU re. Froot Shoots. Any thoughts on these boots? Wine o'clock, doing DS2's sums.

Output: A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? For each thread about neutrals There's one about poo trolls And Friday night sex with their bums.

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Produces some absolute plums - With pants that are sodden, We'll help the downtrodden, Ignoring our burgeoning tums!

Output: A website frequented by mums... Almost crashed! (Now, thank goodness, it runs...) Forget Wars about Cakes - Now it's Penis Mistakes Making Tweeters get busier thumbs.

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Was feared by Dave Cameron and chums Not just bottom wipers, They're a nest full of vipers Who'll go all LTB on your bums!

Output: A website frequented by mums... Gave advice that no mother could shun They'd happily advise On thighs, chocolate and pies And why twerking was jolly good fun.

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Mumsnetters don't twiddle their thumbs With naice ham and gin They'll always fit in And meet lots of jolly good chums!

Output: A website frequented by mums... Whose readers sat on their bums, They sipped on their wine, on 'Greggs' they did dine, As biscuit crumbs fell down their tums!

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Is addictive, it quickly becomes An escape from our DCs' Food fights and smeared faeces To solve other people's problum

Output: A website frequented by mums... Doesn't just help with my sums From rewarding with stickers To which magic knickers And how best to fill tiny tums

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Of the many, there is only one... Where you are truly allowed, To be yourself and be proud, Of a post-pregnancy bump and fat bum!

Output: A website frequented by mums... For advice on their daughters and sons. A fun interlude, And sometimes a bit rude, But always a great place to come!

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: A website frequented by mums... Provides support and joy to its chums, Smut, secrets and lies, What recipes for pies! Always there for you when the time comes.

Output: A website frequented by mums... Has posters from mansions and slums Posh ham and penis Beakers and fly lady cleanness Are topics around which it hums

A website frequented by mums... Who'd imagine the depths that it plumbs? "Is your pelvic floor weaker?" "D'you dunk in a beaker (or does your DH, when he comes)?"


Input: [Labels] Default [Markup]

Output: Default


Input: [Labels] Success [Markup]

Output: Success


Input: [Labels] Warning [Markup]

Output: Warning


Input: [Labels] Important [Markup]

Output: Important


Input: [Labels] Info [Markup]

Output: Info


Input: [Labels] Inverse [Markup]

Output: Inverse


Input: [0] Monday [12pm] Lunch [1pm – 2pm] Workshop [2pm – 4pm] Writing Elective [4pm – 6pm] Activities [9am – 12pm]

Output: Poetry or Non-Fiction or Screen Writing or Fiction*

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Tuesday [12pm] Lunch [1pm – 2pm] Workshop [2pm – 4pm] Art, Media + Design Elective [4pm – 6pm] Zine [9am – 12pm]

Output: Poetry or Non-Fiction or Screen Writing or Fiction*

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Wednesday [12pm] Lunch [1pm – 2pm] Workshop [2pm – 4pm] Writing Elective [4pm – 6pm] Activities [9am – 12pm]

Output: Poetry or Non-Fiction or Screen Writing or Fiction*

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Thursday [12pm] Lunch [1pm – 2pm] Workshop [2pm – 4pm] Art, Media + Design Elective [4pm – 6pm] Writing for Cartoons [9am – 12pm]

Output: Poetry or Non-Fiction or Screen Writing or Fiction*

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Friday [12pm] Lunch [1pm – 2pm] Workshop [2pm – 4pm] Writing Elective [4pm – 6pm] Activities [9am – 12pm]

Output: Poetry or Non-Fiction or Screen Writing or Fiction*

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Saturday [12pm] Lunch [9am – 12pm]

Output: Writing Field Trip

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [0] Sunday [12pm] Optional Field Trip [1pm – 2pm] Optional Field Trip [2pm – 4pm] Optional Field Trip [9am – 12pm]

Summer Institute : Creative Writing : Curriculum | The University of the Arts


Input: [Title] Debt Structure, Market Value of Firm, and Recovery Rate [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Default Estimation for Low-Default Portfolios [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Default Probability and Loss Given Default for Home Equity Loans [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Depository Services [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Deposit-Related Credit [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Detecting Red Flags in Board Reports (Electronic only) [Type]

Output: Other Publication/Report

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Determinants of Cost Efficiencies in Bank Mergers [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Director Waivers [Type]

Output: Licensing Manual

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Discrete-Time Continuous-State Interest Rate Models [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Does Multiple Jeopardy Exist in Mortgage Markets? [Type]

Output: Economics Working Paper

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Due From Banks [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Title] Duties and Responsibilities of Directors [Type]

Output: Comptroller's Handbook

OCC: Alphabetical Listing of Publications


Input: [Topics to be assessed] The Journey of life [Assessment date]

Output: 1st half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [Topics to be assessed] British Government [Assessment date]

Output: 2nd half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [Topics to be assessed] Special Journeys [Assessment date]

Output: 3rd half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [Topics to be assessed] Citizenhip part 2 – The community project [Assessment date]

Output: 4th half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [Topics to be assessed] Commitment [Assessment date]

Output: 5th half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [Topics to be assessed] Drugs Education [Assessment date]

Output: 6th half term

The Fallibroome Academy ::: Curriculum ::: RESPECT ::: RESPECT Home Learning - Year 8 **


Input: [State] SID prevention [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] No [Connecticut] No [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] No [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] No [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] No [Nevada] No [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] No [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] No [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] No [ND]

Output: No

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Input: [State] Discipline/corporal punishment [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] Yes [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State] Allows corporal punishment [Alabama] No [Alaska] No [Arizona] No [Arkansas] No [California] No [Colorado] No [Connecticut] No [Delaware] No [DoD] No [DC] No [Florida] No [Georgia] No [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] No [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] No [Kentucky] No [Louisiana] No [Maine] No [Maryland] No [Massachusetts] No [Michigan] No [Minnesota] No [Mississippi] No [Missouri] No [Montana] No [Nebraska] No [Nevada] No [NH] No [NJ] No [NM] No [New York] No [NC] No [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] No [Oregon] No [Pennsylvania] No [RI] No [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] No [Texas] No [Utah] No [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] No [West Virginia] No [Wisconsin] No [Wyoming] No [ND]

Output: No

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Input: [State] Crib safety [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] No [Delaware] Yes [DoD] No [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] No [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] No [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] No [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] No [Texas] No [Utah] No [Vermont] Yes [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: No

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Input: [State] Electrical hazards [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] No [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: No

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Input: [State] Protection from water [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] No [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] Yes [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State] Fire drills/emergency plans [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] Yes [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State] Outdoor playground surfaces [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] No [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] No [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] No [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] No [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] No [Massachusetts] No [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] No [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] No [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] No [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] No [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] No [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: No

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Input: [State] Supervision [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State] Door locks/safety gates [Alabama] No [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] Yes [DC] No [Florida] Yes [Georgia] No [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] No [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] No [Nevada] No [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] No [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] No [Texas] No [Utah] No [Vermont] No [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] No [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State] Transportation [Alabama] Yes [Alaska] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [DoD] No [DC] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] No [Kansas] Yes [Kentucky] Yes [Louisiana] No [Maine] Yes [Maryland] Yes [Massachusetts] Yes [Michigan] Yes [Minnesota] Yes [Mississippi] No [Missouri] Yes [Montana] Yes [Nebraska] Yes [Nevada] Yes [NH] Yes [NJ] No [NM] Yes [New York] Yes [NC] Yes [Ohio] No [Oklahoma] Yes [Oregon] Yes [Pennsylvania] Yes [RI] Yes [SC] No [SD] No [Tennessee] Yes [Texas] No [Utah] Yes [Vermont] Yes [Virginia] No [Washington] Yes [West Virginia] Yes [Wisconsin] Yes [Wyoming] Yes [ND]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Administration] City Manager [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2401 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] City Attorney [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2401 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Airport / Industrial Park [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Airport Director [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2361 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Community Services [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Community Services Director [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2516 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Finance [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Finance Director/City Secretary [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2517 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] EMS Billing [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2519 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Water Office Supervisor [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2540 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Human Resources [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Assistant City Manager/Human Resources Director [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2345 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Information Technology [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2518 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Purchasing Agent [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2388 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Fire Department [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Fire Chief / EMS Director [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2304 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Municipal Court [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Municipal Court Judge [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2533 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Police Department [Email] Website [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Police Chief [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2550 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Animal Control [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2570 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Public Works [Email] Email [Telephone] Telephone [Link]

Output: Link


Input: [Administration] Public Works Director [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2501 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Utilities Manager [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2392 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Landfill/Sanitation Supervisor [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2383 [Link]

Output: GO


Input: [Administration] Streets Manager [Email] You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. You may enable JavaScript to see this email address. [Telephone] (432) 264-2377 [Link]

Output: GO