Input: [0] In System [Play] No [Serious game] No [Simulation] Yes/No [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Game]

Output: No

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Input: [Aperture] f/22 [Lighting conditions] Snow/sand [Shadow detail]

Output: Dark with sharp edges

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Input: [Aperture] f/16 [Lighting conditions] Sunny [Shadow detail]

Output: Distinct

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Input: [Aperture] f/11 [Lighting conditions] Slight overcast [Shadow detail]

Output: Soft around edges

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Input: [Aperture] f/8 [Lighting conditions] Overcast [Shadow detail]

Output: Barely visible

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Input: [Aperture] f/5.6 [Lighting conditions] Heavy overcast [Shadow detail]

Output: No shadows

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Input: [Aperture] f/4 [Lighting conditions] Open shade/sunset [Shadow detail]

Output: No shadows

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Input: [Aperture] Add one stop [Lighting conditions] Backlighting [Shadow detail]

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Input: [Season] 2001–02 [Pyramid Level] 2 and 1 [Regular Season 1] 4th [Playoffs 1] Champions [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 11th

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Input: [Season] 2002–03 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 18th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Quarter-finals [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 2003–04 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 20th

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Input: [Season] 2004–05 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 1st [Playoffs 1] Quarter-finals [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 17th

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Input: [Season] 2005–06 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 18th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 16th

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Input: [Season] 2006–07 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 9th [Playoffs 1] Repechaje [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 2007–08 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 13th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 16th

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Input: [Season] 2008–09 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 11th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Semi-finals [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Season] 2009–10 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 4th [Playoffs 1] Semi-finals [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 2010–11 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 5th [Playoffs 1] Second Place [Playoffs 2] Disqualified [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Season] 2011–12 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 8th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Season] 2012–13 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Quarter-finals [Copa México] 4th (DNQ) 3rd (DNQ) [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Season] 2013–14 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] 3rd (DNQ) 1st (Semi-finals) [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Segment] Arino’s Challenge [Description] In the segment Arino is challenged with beating or performing a certain task in a classic video game. He is seated in a small office within the Fuji Television building at a table covered in various snack foods and drinks. In front of him is a small TV and the challenge game with accompanying console. In order to aid his progress he is allowed to call upon the various staff members who work on the show for assistance. He is often presented with various materials which will help his progress such as strategy guides and maps. The challenge usually runs for one day although exceptions can be made at the discretion of the producer and if Arino has the will to go on. If Arino fails at a challenge then the task is handed over to the ADs who must now complete the challenge. This segment originated as a companion to the extensive interview segments found in the first season of the show before becoming the focus of the show in the second season although the basic premise has remained the same throughout. [Featured in;]

Output: All seasons

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Input: [Segment] I’d Like to Meet This Man [Description] In this segment Arino visited and talked to various people from the Japanese gaming industry ranging from creators of blockbuster games to obscure cult classics. In the first season he mainly talked to various people within a company as opposed to the second season in which he spoke to individuals. The final segment was a compilation of previous segments featuring some new footage. [Featured in;]

Output: 1st and 2nd season

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Input: [Segment] Game Collections/Game Collections GB [Description] Interstitials shown during episodes which show a brief description of the Family Computer game along with some gameplay footage of it. Each game collections segment usually features games which were released during a certain time period as specified at the beginning to the segment or fall within a certain theme of the episode. Starting Season 16, the segment now covers Game Boy games in each year they were released. [Featured in;]

Output: 2nd through 9th, and 11th season

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Input: [Segment] You Should Visit this Game Center Sometime (TamaGe) [Description] Each segment begins with Arino reading a suggestion from a viewer regarding a game centers, shop or other such amusement center where there are good games to be found before entering the location mentioned in the letter. Arino visits locations throughout Japan and plays a variety of different games often with the goal of winning prizes to be given away as prizes to the viewers. [Featured in;]

Output: All seasons starting 2nd season

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Input: [Segment] Ring-Ring Tactics! [Description] During this segment which ran throughout season three Arino was tasked with completing the (notoriously bad) Famicom game Super Monkey Daibouken. The segment name comes from the fact he would call viewers who sent in postcards for advice or encouragement. He eventually cleared the game in the last episode of season three. [Featured in;]

Output: 3rd season

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Input: [Segment] Urawaza Jet Stream [Description] A short segment which begins with Arino stepping into a soundbooth in a recording studio and reading fond recollections from the viewers of their favorite games. The segment ends with a request for a well known secret or cheat from the game subsequently followed by footage of the trick or cheat being performed. [Featured in;]

Output: 4th season

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Input: [Segment] The Aces of Hardware Won’t Appear [Description] During this segment Arino tries out various "hidden gems" among classic gaming consoles, that were overshadowed in popularity by their competitors. Some systems that appeared in this segment were the 3DO, the Master System and the Tomy Tutor. The title is a play on words of an old Japanese pop song entitled "Heart no Ace ga Detekonai". [Featured in;]

Output: 5th season

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Input: [Segment] The Romance Never Ends [Description] A very tongue in cheek segment in which Arino plays various Famicom games in the search for salacious scenes featuring women. Once he has found such a scene he takes a picture of it using his phone. The title of this segment is taken from the pop song of the same name, Romantic Ga Tomaranai (Romanticが止まらない), performed by C-C-B. [Featured in;]

Output: 6th season

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Input: [Segment] Game & Watch, I Can’t Leave You Alone [Description] This focus of this segment was the Nintendo Game & Watch. Each segment would focus on a different series of the Game & Watch with Arino playing some of the games in that particular series. Once he was done playing the games he was told the prices of each game to see the shocked look on his face at the absurdly high prices. The pop song played at the beginning of the segment is ほっとけないよ by 楠瀬誠志郎. [Featured in;]

Output: 7th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project [Description] These segments which ran over two seasons followed the development process of the first Game Center CX game, Retro Game Challenge. It featured Arino talking to many people involved with the development as well as him and other staff members pitching ideas for the game. [Featured in;]

Output: 7th and 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Return of Ring-Ring Tactics! [Description] The return of the original Ring-Ring Tactics segment this time with a different game. The game featured in this segment is Championship Lode Runner. With the help of the viewers he cleared the game. [Featured in;]

Output: 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Xevious Observation Diary [Description] These short segments filmed as a silent film began with Arino entering the invincibility code into Xevious for the Famicom before fastening a clip onto the controller and leaving the game to run throughout the season. The purpose of this is to see what will happen to the game seeing as the stages in Xevious loop indefinitely. Half way through the season a box was placed over the system and TV to conceal the potential result until the end of the season. At the end of the season the box was removed and the Famicom was turned off. There are indications that a planned power outage on July 6 was the cause. [Featured in;]

Output: 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Famicom Manga Café [Description] This segment takes place in a small café where Arino is seen sitting at a table reading a newspaper. He is then brought an 80s manga series focused on the Famicom and a cup of tea. He tends to read a chapter of the first volume and the skips to the last chapter of the last volume to see how the series ends, He reads out loud and adds color commentary as well as his own thoughts about the series. [Featured in;]

Output: 9th season

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Input: [Segment] Singing About Whatever the Hell You Want [Description] In this segment Arino is provided with a viewer selected music clip from a game and also brief lyrics to sing along with it. [Featured in;]

Output: 10th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 2 [Description] With the announcement of the second Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the second game. [Featured in;]

Output: 10th season

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Input: [Segment] Everything Important in Life I Learned From Video Game Strategy Guides [Description] A Buddhist priest reads a particularly inspiring/profound passage from a video game strategy guide to the assembled staff. He then elaborates on the passage comparing it to real life. The staff chant the advice, with Arino providing some humorous final thoughts. [Featured in;]

Output: 11th season

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Input: [Segment] A Waste of Color [Description] Arino tries out a handful of black & white Game Boy games, supplied by Kibe. He then (usually) chooses one that he'd like to see remade in color, and provides an illustration of how he thinks the remake might look. [Featured in;]

Output: 12th season

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Input: [Segment] Shocking Videos MAX [Description] Former AD Inoue invites Arino into his apartment to watch a series of videos of gruesome accidents in video games. Innocuous mistakes like crashing your bike in Excitebike are over dramatized with slow-mo, intense music, and countdowns to the carnage. [Featured in;]

Output: 13th season

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Input: [Segment] To Catch a Catch Copy [Description] Arino and two former GCCX staffers, Tojima and Nakayama, convene in a traditional home with a table of games blanketed in front of them. The show’s female announcer, Ms. Takeda, reads a game’s catch copy (ad tagline), and the three men pick what game they think it is, and why, with the goal being simply to see who gets the most right. [Featured in;]

Output: 14th season

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Input: [Segment] Retro Read-Aloud [Description] Arino and news announcer Ms. Nishiyama do dramatic readings of key scenes from various games, such as the melodramatic Fire Emblem. [Featured in;]

Output: 15th season

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Input: [Segment] Project CX: Peripherals [Description] Arino and crew try out various Famicom accessories, ranging from standard pads and joysticks to the more infamous Robot and Power Glove. The title and opening sequence are a reference to documentary series "Project X: Chōsenshatachi." [Featured in;]

Output: 15th season

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Living National Treasures [Description] Arino, now 90 years old, is presented with fake Famicom games, and imagines what they must be like. [Featured in;]

Output: 16th season

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Input: [Segment] Barcode Gambler [Description] Arino and crew use a barcode battling device to scan the barcodes of two games, and Arino places a bet on which game will come out on top. [Featured in;]

Output: 16th season

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Input: [Segment] Family Computer Sniper [Description] Parodying Golgo 13, Arino tries to identify games featured from past episodes using a pair of binoculars attached to an SNES Super Scope in a sniper like scenario. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 3 [Description] With the announcement of the third and latest Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the game game. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] When I looked back, He was there [Description] In celebration on the 30th anniversary of the Sega SG-1000, Arino and Kibe looked back at the games that were released for the console. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Box [Description] Arino’s at a hot spring resort playing with the Famicom Box, which has 30+ games to challenge. [Featured in;]

Output: 18th season

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Input: [Segment] GameCenter MSX [Description] Arino and Kibe looked back at the games that were released for the MSX computer system. [Featured in;]

Output: 18th season

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Input: [Segment] DJ Monster [Description] In a similar style to the Barcode Gambler segment, Arino and crew use the PlayStation game Monster Farm and two J-Pop CDs to create two different monsters to battle, and Arino places a bet on which CD/monster will come out on top. [Featured in;]

Output: 19th season

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Input: [Name] Brain Room [Description] This long, rectangular room is lit by lamps hanging low on golden chains from the ceiling. It is quite empty except for a few desks. [Contents]

Output: A glass tank of deep green liquid. In this tank a number of pearly-white brains drift around. When removed from the potion in the tank, the brains fling out streamers of thoughts which can seriously injure someone if they wrap themselves around them. Other doors open off this room.

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Input: [Name] Entrance Room [Description] Large, circular room – everything black. Identical, unmarked, handle-less black doors are set at intervals around in walls. Dimly lit by blue flamed branches of candles. [Contents]

Output: Whenever one of its doors is shut, the room's walls rotate, disorienting its occupants for several seconds. This is presumably a security device to keep non-employees of the department from reaching a desired room. Responds to a verbal request for an exit by opening the correct door.

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Input: [Name] Space Chamber [Description] A dark room possibly simulating outer space. Visitors find themselves floating as well. [Contents]

Output: Magically stimulated floating solar system.

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Input: [Name] Death Chamber [Description] A large, dimly lit, rectangular room with stone tiers (as benches) leading down to a pit in the centre. It is similar to an amphitheatre. Called the Death Chamber by Dumbledore. [Contents]

Output: In the pit is a raised, stone dais, on which stands an ancient arch with an ancient, tattered black curtain hanging from it. Despite an absence of wind, it continuously flutters slightly, and entrances its viewers. Harry Potter hears faint voices from beyond the veil when he comes near it in the books. It was through this archway that Sirius Black fell and died in Order of the Phoenix. It is implied that the veil somehow leads to the afterlife, as some (perhaps those who have seen someone die) are able to hear voices whispering from behind it. Different people are affected differently. Harry and Ginny are attracted. Hermione and Ron, however, are disconcerted by it.

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Input: [Name] Time Chamber [Description] A room lit by "beautiful, dancing diamond-sparkling light". [Contents]

Output: A room in which various time-related devices are kept, such as clocks of every description and Time-Turners (necklaces with hourglass pendants, which will send the wearer back in time when the pendant is turned over). It also contains a mysterious bell jar, inside which anything will grow steadily younger and younger, and then slowly return to its original age in a never-ending cycle. Hermione mentions that the department's entire stock of smashed Time-Turners were not even replaced by September 1996.[HP6]

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Input: [Name] Hall of Prophecy [Description] A cathedral-sized room, dark and very cold, illuminated by the dim blue fire emitted from more candle brackets. [Contents]

Output: Vertical to the door are towering shelves holding thousands of orbs (recordings of prophecies). To the left of the door are row Nos.1 – 53, while on the right of the door are rows Nos.54 and beyond. They are magically protected, so that the only people who can lift them off their shelf are the Keeper of the Hall of Prophecies and the subject(s) of the prophecies; all others are afflicted with instant madness. Whenever an orb breaks, the recorded prophecy it contains is repeated aloud once, after which the recording is useless. Sybill Trelawney's 1980 prophecy of "the boy who would defeat the Dark Lord" is kept in here until the events of Order of the Phoenix in which it was smashed.

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Input: [Name] The Ever-Locked Room (Love Chamber) [Description] A room behind a door that remains locked at all times and which neither the "Alohomora" spell nor magical unlocking knives can unlock. [Contents]

Output: According to Dumbledore, behind that door is the most mysterious subject of study in the department: a force "that is at once more wonderful and more terrible than death, than human intelligence, than the forces of nature... It is the power held within that room that Harry possesses in such quantities and which Voldemort has none at all." In Half-Blood Prince, this power was confirmed through a dialogue between Harry and Dumbledore to be love.

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Input: [0] CellPro [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Gnumeric [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] IBM Lotus Symphony [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] KSpread [Windows] beta [Mac OS X] beta [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] LibreOffice Calc [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Mariner Calc [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Mesa [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Microsoft Excel [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Numbers [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] OpenOffice Calc [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] PlanMaker [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Pyspread [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Unsupported [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Quantrix [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Quattro Pro [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Resolver One [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Siag [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Unix]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] SSuite Accel [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tables [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Linux] No [BSD] No [Unix]

Output: No

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Input: [Windows] Windows [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Linux] Linux [BSD] BSD [Unix]

Output: Unix

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Award] Young Artist Award [Category] Best Young Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Square Pegs [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1984 [Award] Young Artist Award [Category] Best Young Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture Musical, Comedy, Adventure or Drama [Work] Footloose [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Award] Saturn Award [Category] Best Supporting Actress [Work] Hocus Pocus [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Award] Golden Satellite Award [Category] Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical [Work] The First Wives Club [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite Female TV Performer [Work] N/A [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] Primetime Emmy Award [Category] Outstanding Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy [Work] The Family Stone [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Teen Choice Award [Category] Choice Movie Actress: Comedy [Work] Failure to Launch [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Award] Teen Choice Award [Category] Choice Movie Actress: Comedy [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite Cast [Work] Sex and the City [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Award] Razzie Award [Category] Worst Actress [Work] Did You Hear About the Morgans? [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] Razzie Award [Category] Worst Picture [Work] Sex and The City 2 (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] Razzie Award [Category] Worst Actress [Work] Sex and The City 2 (shared with cast) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] Razzie Award [Category] Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel [Work] Sex and The City 2 (as an executive producer) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Razzie Award [Category] Worst Actress [Work] New Year's Eve I Don't Know How She Does It (shared with cast) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [0] Spontaneous [Play] Yes [Game] No [Simulation] No [Gamification] No [Enterprise Gamification] No [Serious game]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Rules [Play] No [Game] Yes [Simulation] Yes [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Serious game]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Goals [Play] No [Game] Yes [Simulation] Yes [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Serious game]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Structured [Play] No [Game] Yes [Simulation] Yes [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Serious game]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Real World Outcome [Play] No [Game] No [Simulation] Yes/No [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Serious game]

Output: Yes/No

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Input: [0] In System [Play] No [Game] No [Simulation] Yes/No [Gamification] Yes [Enterprise Gamification] Yes [Serious game]

Output: No

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Input: [Body system] Renal [Animal studies] Damage to proximal convoluted tubules, necrotic cells cast from tubular epithelium, glomerular changes (renal failure) [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Elevated levels of protein excretion, urinary catalase and diuresis

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Input: [Body system] Brain/CNS [Animal studies] Acute cholinergic toxicity; Dose-dependent accumulation in cortex, midbrain, and vermis; Electrophysiological changes in hippocampus [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Decreased performance on neurocognitive tests

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Input: [Body system] DNA [Animal studies] Increased mutagenicity (in mice) and induction of tumors [In vitro] Binucleated cells with micronuclei, Inhibition of cell cycle kinetics and proliferation; Sister chromatid induction, tumorigenic phenotype [Human studies]

Output: Increased reports of cancers[48][103][104][105][106][107]

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Input: [Body system] Bone/muscle [Animal studies] Inhibition of periodontal bone formation; and alveolar wound healing [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No studies

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Input: [Body system] Reproductive [Animal studies] Moderate to severe focal tubular atrophy; vacuolization of Leydig cells [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Uranium miners have more first born female children

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Input: [Body system] Lungs/respiratory [Animal studies] Severe nasal congestion and hemorrhage, lung lesions and fibrosis, edema and swelling, lung cancer [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No adverse health effects reported

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Input: [Body system] Gastrointestinal [Animal studies] No studies [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Vomiting, diarrhea, albuminuria

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Input: [Body system] Liver [Animal studies] Fatty livers, focal necrosis [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No effects seen at exposure dose

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Input: [Body system] Skin [Animal studies] Swollen vacuolated epidermal cells, damage to hair follicles and sebaceous glands [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No exposure assessment data available

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Input: [Body system] Tissues surrounding embedded DU fragments [Animal studies] Elevated uranium urine concentrations, perturbations in biochemical and neuropsychological testing [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Elevated uranium urine concentrations

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Input: [Body system] Immune system [Animal studies] No studies [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Chronic fatigue, rash, ear and eye infections, hair and weight loss, cough. May be due to combined chemical exposure rather than DU alone

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Input: [Body system] Eyes [Animal studies] Conjunctivitis, irritation inflammation, edema, ulceration of conjunctival sacs [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No studies

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Input: [Body system] Blood [Animal studies] Decrease in RBC count and hemoglobin concentration [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: No studies

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Input: [Body system] Cardiovascular [Animal studies] No effects [In vitro] No studies [Human studies]

Output: Myocarditis resulting from the uranium ingestion, which ended six months after ingestion

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Input: [Feature] Number of leaves

Output: More leaves (or spines, or other photosynthesizing organs) means a bigger surface area and more stomata for gaseous exchange. This will result in greater water loss.

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Input: [Feature] Number of stomata

Output: More stomata will provide more pores for transpiration.

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Input: [Feature] Size of the leaf

Output: A leaf with a bigger surface area will transpire faster than a leaf with a smaller surface area.

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Input: [Feature] Presence of plant cuticle

Output: A waxy cuticle is relatively impermeable to water and water vapour and reduces evaporation from the plant surface except via the stomata. A reflective cuticle will reduce solar heating and temperature rise of the leaf,[citation needed] helping to reduce the rate of evaporation. Tiny hair-like structures called trichomes on the surface of leaves also can inhibit water loss by creating a high humidity environment at the surface of leaves.[citation needed] These are some examples of the adaptations of plants for conservation of water that may be found on many xerophytes.

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Input: [Feature] Light supply

Output: The rate of transpiration is controlled by stomatal aperture, and these small pores open especially for photosynthesis. While there are exceptions to this (such as night or "CAM photosynthesis"), in general a light supply will encourage open stomata.

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Input: [Feature] Temperature

Output: Temperature affects the rate in two ways: 1) An increased rate of evaporation due to a temperature rise will hasten the loss of water. 2) Decreased relative humidity outside the leaf will increase the water potential gradient.

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Input: [Feature] Relative humidity

Output: Drier surroundings gives a steeper water potential gradient, and so increases the rate of transpiration.

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Input: [Feature] Wind

Output: In still air, water lost due to transpiration can accumulate in the form of vapor close to the leaf surface. This will reduce the rate of water loss, as the water potential gradient from inside to outside of the leaf is then slightly less. Wind blows away much of this water vapor near the leaf surface, making the potential gradient steeper and speeding up the diffusion of water molecules into the surrounding air. Even in wind, though, there may be some accumulation of water vapor in a thin boundary layer of slower moving air next to the leaf surface. The stronger the wind, the thinner this layer will tend to be, and the steeper the water potential gradient.

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Input: [Feature] Water supply

Output: Water stress caused by restricted water supply from the soil may result in stomatal closure and reduce the rates of transpiration.

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [ShadowIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Occurs inside the nucleus [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Occurs inside the cytoplasm

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Have many origins of replication in each chromosome [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Only one origin of replication per molecule of DNA

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Each origin of replication is formed of about 150 nucleotides [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Origin of replication is about 100-200 or more nucleotides in length

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Replication occurs at several points simultaneously in each chromosome [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Replication occurs at one point in each chromosome

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Multiple replication forks are formed simultaneously in each chromosome [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Only one replication fork is formed

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Has multiple origins of replication [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Only have one origin of replication

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Initiation is carried out by the Origin Recognition Complex [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Initiation is carried out by protein DnaA and DnaB

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] DNA gyrase is needed [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: DNA gyrase is needed

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Input: [Eukaryotic DNA replication] Replication is very slow [Prokaryotic DNA Replication]

Output: Replication is very rapid

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Input: [Letter(s)] b [Word]

Output: be

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Input: [Letter(s)] c [Word]

Output: see or sea

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Input: [Letter(s)] k (or kk*) [Word]

Output: okay

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Input: [Letter(s)] n [Word]

Output: and

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Input: [Letter(s)] o [Word]

Output: oh

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Input: [Letter(s)] r [Word]

Output: are

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Input: [Letter(s)] u [Word]

Output: you

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Input: [Letter(s)] y [Word]

Output: why

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [PleXusIRCd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [PleXusIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Bahamut [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] bIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Charybdis [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ConferenceRoom [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] InspIRCd[63][64] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCD[65] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-hybrid [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-ratbox [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ithildin [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] kike [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] No [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] miniircd [Windows] Yes [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Nefarious IRCu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] ngIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] OfficeIRC Server [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Emulated [BSD] Yes [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [select()] Unknown [poll()] Unknown [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] PleXusIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] pureIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RockIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [select()] No [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RubIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Yes [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ShadowIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] snircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] solid-ircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Synchronet IRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] UnrealIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] WeIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [AIX]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [snircd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [snircd]

Output: No

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Input: [Fall Semester] Co-Rec Doubles Tennis [Spring Semester]

Output: 5-on-5 Basketball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Co-Rec Kickball [Spring Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Sand Volleyball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Co-Rec Ultimate Frisbee [Spring Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Wallyball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Dodgeball [Spring Semester]

Output: Golf Tournament

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Input: [Fall Semester] Flag Football [Spring Semester]

Output: Racquetball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Indoor Volleyball [Spring Semester]

Output: Soccer

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Input: [Fall Semester] Table Tennis [Spring Semester]

Output: Softball and Baseball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Wallyball [Spring Semester]

Output: Tennis

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [Nefarious IRCu]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [Nefarious IRCu]

Output: No

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Input: [British English] not touch something with a bargepole [American English]

Output: not touch something with a ten-foot pole

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Input: [British English] sweep under the carpet [American English]

Output: sweep under the rug*

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Input: [British English] touch wood [American English]

Output: knock on wood

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Input: [British English] see the wood for the trees [American English]

Output: see the forest for the trees

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Input: [British English] put a spanner in the works [American English]

Output: throw a (monkey) wrench (into a situation)

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Input: [British English] put (or stick) your oar in[96] but it won't make a ha'porth of difference[97] to put your two penn'orth (or tuppence worth) in [American English]

Output: to put your two cents (or two cents' worth) in[98]

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Input: [British English] skeleton in the cupboard [American English]

Output: skeleton in the closet

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Input: [British English] a home from home [American English]

Output: a home away from home

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Input: [British English] blow one's own trumpet [American English]

Output: blow (or toot) one's own horn

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Input: [British English] a drop in the ocean [American English]

Output: a drop in the bucket,[99] a spit in the ocean

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Input: [British English] flogging a dead horse [American English]

Output: beating a dead horse

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Input: [British English] haven't (got) a clue [American English]

Output: don't have a clue or have no clue (haven't got a clue is also acceptable)

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Input: [British English] a new lease of life [American English]

Output: a new lease on life

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Input: [British English] lie of the land [American English]

Output: lay of the land

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Input: [British English] take it with a pinch of salt [American English]

Output: take it with a grain of salt

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Input: [British English] a storm in a teacup [American English]

Output: a tempest in a teapot

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [OfficeIRC Server]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Partial

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [OfficeIRC Server]

Output: Partial

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Input: [0] Combined sewer [American English] A sewer designed and intended to serve as a sanitary sewer and a storm sewer, or as an industrial sewer and a storm sewer.[1] [British English] Same as American English [Comments]

Output: Stormwater mixed with sewage

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Input: [0] Storm sewer [American English] A sewer designed and intended to carry only storm waters, surface runoff, street wash waters, and drainage.[2] [British English] See surface water sewer or surface sewer. [Comments]

Output: Only stormwater

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Input: [0] Surface water sewer or surface sewer [American English] See storm sewer [British English] A sewer designed and intended to carry only rainwater runoff.[citation needed] [Comments]

Output: Only stormwater

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Input: [0] Stormwater bypass [American English] Same as British English [British English] A combined sewer discharge pipeline intended to bypass wastewater treatment plants during a peak runoff events.[citation needed] [Comments]

Output: Stormwater mixed with sewage

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Input: [0] Road channel [American English] See roadside ditch [British English] A roadside channel to prevent uncontrolled runoff along roadway surfaces.[citation needed] [Comments]

Output: Only stormwater

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Input: [0] Road gully [American English] See roadside ditch [British English] Consists of a gully grating on a chamber that connects to a surface water sewer / drain, ditch, or watercourse [Comments]

Output: Only stormwater

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Input: [0] Roadside ditch [American English] A roadside channel to prevent uncontrolled runoff along roadway surfaces.[3] [British English] See road gully [Comments]

Output: Only stormwater

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Occurs inside the cytoplasm [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Occurs inside the nucleus

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Only one origin of replication per molecule of DNA [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Have many origins of replication in each chromosome

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Origin of replication is about 100-200 or more nucleotides in length [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Each origin of replication is formed of about 150 nucleotides

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Replication occurs at one point in each chromosome [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Replication occurs at several points simultaneously in each chromosome

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Only one replication fork is formed [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Multiple replication forks are formed simultaneously in each chromosome

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Only have one origin of replication [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Has multiple origins of replication

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Initiation is carried out by protein DnaA and DnaB [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Initiation is carried out by the Origin Recognition Complex

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] DNA gyrase is needed [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: DNA gyrase is needed

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Input: [Prokaryotic DNA Replication] Replication is very rapid [Eukaryotic DNA replication]

Output: Replication is very slow

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [RockIRCd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [RockIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [RockIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [RockIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] Those that are not "blocked" by other cards, i.e., not forbidden by the particular rules of each game, to be used. [Term]

Output: Available cards

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Input: [Description] Those that, by the removal of the cards that blocked them, have now become available. [Term]

Output: Released cards

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Input: [Description] Those whose value and suit fit them to be played or placed in the tableaux. [Term]

Output: Suitable cards

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Input: [Description] The first card which must go on a pile; typically this refers to aces on foundation piles [Term]

Output: Base card

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Input: [Description] The card in a pile which doesn't have any cards on top of it; this is true even if the cards are fanned down [Term]

Output: Topmost card

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Input: [Description] When the Stock pile is empty, to take the Waste, turn it over, and place it in the Stock [Term]

Output: Redeal

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Input: [Description] The placing a card of the same suit on the next one above or below it in value. Any number may be placed on each other in this way. [Term]

Output: Marriage

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Input: [Alternate terms] Space [Description] An empty space in the tableau, which has been formed by the removal of an entire row of cards. [Term]

Output: Lane

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [ConferenceRoom]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [ConferenceRoom]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: No

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