Input: [Specialty] Pulmonology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T [Age range of patients] Adults O

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Input: [Specialty] Psychiatry [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T [Age range of patients] Adults T

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Input: [Specialty] Public Health [Can be subspecialty of] None Neither [Age range of patients] All T

Output: Neither

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Input: [Specialty] Radiology [Can be subspecialty of] None Both [Age range of patients] All T

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Input: [Specialty] Sports Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Family Medicine Both [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary

Output: Neither

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Input: [Specialty] Neuroradiology [Can be subspecialty of] Radiology Both [Age range of patients] All Both

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Input: [Specialty] Radiotherapy [Can be subspecialty of] None T [Age range of patients] Adults T

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Input: [Specialty] General surgery [Can be subspecialty of] None T [Age range of patients] Adults T

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Input: [Specialty] Urology [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T [Age range of patients] All O

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Input: [Specialty] Vascular surgery [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T [Age range of patients] All O

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Input: [Name] Apache MINA SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Attachmate Reflection for Secure IT [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Bitvise SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Copssh [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] CrushFTP Server [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Dropbear [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Yes [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] freeSSHd [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] KpyM SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GoAnywhere Services [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] Yes [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] lsh [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Partial[Note 5] [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Maverick SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] MobaSSH SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] OpenSSH [Mac OS X] Included [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Included [BSD] Included [Linux] Included [Note 6] [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] Yes [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] Yes [AIX] Yes[Note 7] [HPUX] Included Yes[Note 8] [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Partial [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Pragma Fortress SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Tectia SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] PowerShell Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SilverSHielD [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Georgia SoftWorks SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Syncplify.me Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] TinySSH [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Java]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Simultanagnosia [Description]

Output: Patients can recognize objects or details in their visual field, but only one at a time. They cannot make out the scene they belong to or make out a whole image out of the details. They literally "cannot see the forest for the trees." Simultanagnosia is a common symptom of Balint's syndrome

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Name] Dorsal Simultanagnosia [Description]

Output: Simultanagnosia broadly refers to the inability recognize more than one object at once. For example a patient with dorsal simultanagnosia may report seeing only one of four objects that are lined up in front of them. Individuals with dorsal simultanagnosia often use parts of an object to make inferences about an object as a whole. These individuals also have difficulty with reading and counting because it involves more than one object at a time. Dorsal simultanagnosia is commonly caused by bilateral damage to the bilateral parieto-occipito region.

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Name] Ventral Simultanagnosia [Description]

Output: Individuals with ventral simultanagnosia are unable to identify more than one object at a time. However, they can see more than one object at a time. These individuals also experience difficulty reading and describing pictures with multiple features. Ventral simultanagnosia is commonly caused by damage to the left inferior tempero-occipital regions of the brain.

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Name] Sub Total [Description]

Output: 3

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Name] Optic Ataxia [Description]

Output: cell

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Name] Optic Apraxia [Description]

Output: cell

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Balint syndrome


Input: [Award] Innovative Company of the Year [Notes] Winner [Year] 2007 [Awarding body]

Output: Real Business/CBI Growing Business Awards

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Input: [Award] Best Use of Technology in Business [Notes] Winner [Year] 2007 [Awarding body]

Output: National Business Awards

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Input: [Award] Business Innovation of the Year [Notes] Highly Commended [Year] 2007 [Awarding body]

Output: National Business Awards

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Input: [Award] Best Use of Technology [Notes] Winner [Year] 2006 [Awarding body]

Output: Startups Awards

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Input: [Award] Best Angel backed Business with Young Management [Notes] Winner [Year] 2006 [Awarding body]

Output: British Business Angels

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Input: [Award] Best Content or Information Service [Notes] Winner [Year] 2005 [Awarding body]

Output: Global Messaging Awards

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Input: [Award] Young Entrepreneurs Of The Year [Notes] Winner (Eastern Region) [Year] 2005 [Awarding body]

Output: Shell LiveWIRE

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Input: [0] Cranial form [Caucasoid] medium [Negroid] long [Mongoloid]

Output: broad

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Input: [0] Sagittal outline [Caucasoid] high, rounded [Negroid] highly variable, post-bregmatic depression [Mongoloid]

Output: high, globular

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Input: [0] Nose form [Caucasoid] narrow [Negroid] broad [Mongoloid]

Output: medium

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Input: [0] Nasal bone size [Caucasoid] large [Negroid] medium/small [Mongoloid]

Output: small

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Input: [0] Nasal profile [Caucasoid] straight [Negroid] straight/concave [Mongoloid]

Output: concave

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Input: [0] Nasal spine [Caucasoid] prominent, straight [Negroid] reduced [Mongoloid]

Output: medium

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Input: [0] Nasal sill [Caucasoid] sharp [Negroid] dull/absent [Mongoloid]

Output: medium

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Input: [0] Incisor form [Caucasoid] blade [Negroid] blade [Mongoloid]

Output: shoveled

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Input: [Caucasoid] Caucasoid [Negroid] Negroid [Mongoloid]

Output: Mongoloid

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Input: [0] Facial prognathism [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid] extreme [Mongoloid]

Output: moderate

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Input: [0] Alveolar prognathism [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid] extreme [Mongoloid]

Output: moderate

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Input: [0] Malar form [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid] reduced [Mongoloid]

Output: projecting

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Input: [0] Palatal form [Caucasoid] parabolic [Negroid] hyperbolic [Mongoloid]

Output: parabolic/elliptic

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Input: [0] Orbital form [Caucasoid] rhomboid [Negroid] round [Mongoloid]

Output: round

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Input: [0] Mandible [Caucasoid] medium [Negroid] gracile, oblique gonial angle [Mongoloid]

Output: robust

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Input: [0] Chin projection [Caucasoid] prominent [Negroid] reduced [Mongoloid]

Output: moderate

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Input: [0] Chin form [Caucasoid] bilateral [Negroid] median [Mongoloid]

Output: median

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Input: [Awarding body] Real Business/CBI Growing Business Awards [Notes] Winner [Year] 2007 [Award]

Output: Innovative Company of the Year

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Input: [Awarding body] National Business Awards [Notes] Winner [Year] 2007 [Award]

Output: Best Use of Technology in Business

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Input: [Awarding body] National Business Awards [Notes] Highly Commended [Year] 2007 [Award]

Output: Business Innovation of the Year

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Input: [Awarding body] Startups Awards [Notes] Winner [Year] 2006 [Award]

Output: Best Use of Technology

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Input: [Awarding body] British Business Angels [Notes] Winner [Year] 2006 [Award]

Output: Best Angel backed Business with Young Management

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Input: [Awarding body] Global Messaging Awards [Notes] Winner [Year] 2005 [Award]

Output: Best Content or Information Service

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Input: [Awarding body] Shell LiveWIRE [Notes] Winner (Eastern Region) [Year] 2005 [Award]

Output: Young Entrepreneurs Of The Year

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Input: [Description] Decouples method execution from method invocation that reside in their own thread of control. The goal is to introduce concurrency, by using asynchronous method invocation and a scheduler for handling requests. [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Active Object

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Input: [Description] Only execute an action on an object when the object is in a particular state. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Balking

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Input: [Description] Combining multiple observers to force properties in different objects to be synchronized or coordinated in some way.[20] [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Binding properties

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Input: [Description] Decentralized way to store data and agree on ways of processing it in a Merkle tree, optionally using Digital signature for any individual contributions. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Block chain

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Input: [Description] Reduce the overhead of acquiring a lock by first testing the locking criterion (the 'lock hint') in an unsafe manner; only if that succeeds does the actual locking logic proceed. Can be unsafe when implemented in some language/hardware combinations. It can therefore sometimes be considered an anti-pattern. [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Double-checked locking

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Input: [Description] Addresses problems with the asynchronous pattern that occur in multithreaded programs.[21] [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Event-based asynchronous

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Input: [Description] Manages operations that require both a lock to be acquired and a precondition to be satisfied before the operation can be executed. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Guarded suspension

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Input: [Description] Join-pattern provides a way to write concurrent, parallel and distributed programs by message passing. Compared to the use of threads and locks, this is a high level programming model. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Join

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Input: [Description] One thread puts a "lock" on a resource, preventing other threads from accessing or modifying it.[22] [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] PoEAA[17] [Name]

Output: Lock

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Input: [Description] Allows the interchange of information (i.e. messages) between components and applications. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Messaging design pattern (MDP)

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Input: [Description] An object whose methods are subject to mutual exclusion, thus preventing multiple objects from erroneously trying to use it at the same time. [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Monitor object

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Input: [Description] A reactor object provides an asynchronous interface to resources that must be handled synchronously. [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Reactor

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Input: [Description] Allows concurrent read access to an object, but requires exclusive access for write operations. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Read-write lock

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Input: [Description] Explicitly control when threads may execute single-threaded code. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Scheduler

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Input: [Description] A number of threads are created to perform a number of tasks, which are usually organized in a queue. Typically, there are many more tasks than threads. Can be considered a special case of the object pool pattern. [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Thread pool

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Input: [Description] Static or "global" memory local to a thread. [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Name]

Output: Thread-specific storage

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Input: [Specialty] Allergy and Immunology Both I [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics or Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Adolescent Medicine Both I [Age range of patients] Paediatric T [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Anaesthesiology T Unknown [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Pathology D Neither [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Cardiology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric cardiology T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Cardiothoracic surgery T S [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Clinical neurophysiology D I [Age range of patients] All Both [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Neurology

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Input: [Specialty] Dermato-Venereology T I [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Emergency Medicine Both I [Age range of patients] All Both [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Anaesthetics

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Input: [Specialty] Endocrinology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Gastroenterology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] General Practice Both Neither [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Geriatrics T I [Age range of patients] Geriatric Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine or Family Medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Obstetrics and Gynaecology T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Health Informatics Both Neither [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Hospice and Palliative Medicine Both Neither [Age range of patients] All Neither [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Various

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Input: [Specialty] Infectious diseases Both I [Age range of patients] All Neither [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Pediatrics or Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Internal Medicine T I [Age range of patients] Adults Neither [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Interventional Radiology Both Unknown [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Radiology

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Input: [Specialty] Vascular medicine T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Microbiology D I [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Nephrology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Neurology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Neurosurgery T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Nuclear medicine Both I [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Occupational medicine T I [Age range of patients] Adults Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Ophthalmology T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Orthopaedics T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specialty] Otorhinolaryngology T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatrics T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric Neither [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric allergology T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric endocrinology and diabetes T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric haematology and oncology T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric infectious diseases T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Neonatology T I [Age range of patients] Neonatal Neither [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric Nephrology T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric respiratory medicine T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric rheumatology T I [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Paediatrics

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric surgery T S [Age range of patients] Paediatric O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General Surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine T I [Age range of patients] Adults Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Podiatric Medicine T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Pulmonology T I [Age range of patients] Adults O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Psychiatry T I [Age range of patients] Adults T [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Internal medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Public Health Neither Neither [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Radiology Both I [Age range of patients] All T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Sports Medicine Both Neither [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Family Medicine

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Input: [Specialty] Neuroradiology Both I [Age range of patients] All Both [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: Radiology

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Input: [Specialty] Radiotherapy T I [Age range of patients] Adults T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] General surgery T S [Age range of patients] Adults T [Can be subspecialty of]

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Input: [Specialty] Urology T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Vascular surgery T S [Age range of patients] All O [Can be subspecialty of]

Output: General surgery

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Input: [Specialty] Allergy and Immunology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics or Internal medicine Both I O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Adolescent Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics Both I T [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Anaesthesiology [Can be subspecialty of] None T Unknown T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Pathology [Can be subspecialty of] None D Neither T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Cardiology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric cardiology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Cardiothoracic surgery [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy [Can be subspecialty of] None T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Clinical neurophysiology [Can be subspecialty of] Neurology D I Both [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Dermato-Venereology [Can be subspecialty of] None T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Emergency Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Anaesthetics Both I Both [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Endocrinology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Gastroenterology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] General Practice [Can be subspecialty of] None Both Neither Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Geriatrics [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine or Family Medicine T I Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: Geriatric

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Input: [Specialty] Obstetrics and Gynaecology [Can be subspecialty of] None T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Health Informatics [Can be subspecialty of] None Both Neither Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Hospice and Palliative Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Various Both Neither Neither [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Infectious diseases [Can be subspecialty of] Pediatrics or Internal medicine Both I Neither [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Internal Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] None T I Neither [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Interventional Radiology [Can be subspecialty of] Radiology Both Unknown Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Vascular medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Microbiology [Can be subspecialty of] None D I T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Nephrology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Neurology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Neurosurgery [Can be subspecialty of] Surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Nuclear medicine [Can be subspecialty of] None Both I T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Occupational medicine [Can be subspecialty of] None T I Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Ophthalmology [Can be subspecialty of] None T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Orthopaedics [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery [Can be subspecialty of] Unknown T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Otorhinolaryngology [Can be subspecialty of] None T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatrics [Can be subspecialty of] None T I Neither [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric allergology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric endocrinology and diabetes [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric haematology and oncology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric infectious diseases [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Neonatology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I Neither [Age range of patients]

Output: Neonatal

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric Nephrology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric respiratory medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric rheumatology [Can be subspecialty of] Paediatrics T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Paediatric surgery [Can be subspecialty of] General Surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: Paediatric

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Input: [Specialty] Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] None T I Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Podiatric Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Pulmonology [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I O [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Psychiatry [Can be subspecialty of] Internal medicine T I T [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Public Health [Can be subspecialty of] None Neither Neither T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Radiology [Can be subspecialty of] None Both I T [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Sports Medicine [Can be subspecialty of] Family Medicine Both Neither Multidisciplinary [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Neuroradiology [Can be subspecialty of] Radiology Both I Both [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Radiotherapy [Can be subspecialty of] None T I T [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] General surgery [Can be subspecialty of] None T S T [Age range of patients]

Output: Adults

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Input: [Specialty] Urology [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Specialty] Vascular surgery [Can be subspecialty of] General surgery T S O [Age range of patients]

Output: All

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Input: [Source] Mirth without Mischief, 1780[4] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [4]

Output: Colly birds

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Variation in the lyrics of "The Twelve Days of Christmas", from different sources For ease of comparison with Austin's 1909 version given above: (a) differences in wording (ignoring capitalisation & punctuation) are indicated in italics; (b) 'items' that do not appear at all in Austin's version are indicated in bold italics.


Input: [Source] Angus, 1774-1825[9] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [4]

Output: Colly birds

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1842[10] [Giver] My mother sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Ladies dancing [9] Lords a leaping [10] Ships a sailing [11] Ladies spinning [12] Bells ringing [4]

Output: Canary birds

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1853[11] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [4]

Output: Colly birds

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Input: [Source] Salmon, 1855[12] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [4]

Output: Collie birds

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Input: [Source] Husk, 1864[13] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [4]

Output: Colley birds

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Input: [Source] Cliftonian, 1867[14] [Giver] My true-love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Ducks a-laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Hares a-running [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Badgers baiting [12] Bells a-ringing [4]

Output: Colley birds

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Input: [Source] Clark, 1875[15] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords leaping [4]

Output: Colour'd birds

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Input: [Source] Henderson, 1879[16] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] — [12] — [4]

Output: Curley birds

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Input: [Source] Stokoe, 1888[17] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge on a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [4]

Output: Colly birds

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Input: [Source] Scott, 1892[18] [Giver] My true love brought to me [1] Very pretty peacock upon a pear tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers playing [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lads a-louping [12] Ladies dancing [4]

Output: Corley birds

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Input: [Source] Cole, 1900[19] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Parteridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Squabs a swimming [8] Hounds a running [9] Bears a beating [10] Cocks a crowing [11] Lords a leaping [12] Ladies a dancing [4]

Output: Colly birds

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Input: [Source] Sharp, 1905[20] [Giver] My true Love sent to me [1] Goldie ring, and the part of a June apple tree [2] Turtle doves, and the part of a mistletoe bough [3] French hens [5] Goldie rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Boys a-singing [9] Ladies dancing [10] Asses racing [11] Bulls a-beating [12] Bells a-ringing [4]

Output: Colley birds

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Input: [Source] Austin, 1909[2] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a Pear Tree [2] Turtle Doves [3] French Hens [5] Gold Rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Pipers piping [12] Drummers drummming [4]

Output: Calling Birds

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Input: [Source] Swortzell, 1966[5] [Giver] My true love gave to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [5] Golden rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers piping [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lords a-leaping [12] Ladies dancing [4]

Output: Collie birds

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Input: [Name] Auditory agnosia [Description]

Output: Auditory agnosia has been recognized since 1877.[1][1] With Auditory Agnosia there is difficulty distinguishing environmental and non-verbal auditory cues including difficulty distinguishing speech from non-speech sounds even though hearing is usually normal. There are two types of auditory agnosia: semantic associative and discriminative agnosia. Semantic associative agnosia is associated with lesions to the left hemisphere, where as discriminative agnosia is associated with lesions to the right hemisphere.[2]

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Auditory Agnosias


Input: [Name] Phonagnosia [Description]

Output: Is the inability to recognize familiar voices, even though the hearer can understand the words used.[3]

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Auditory Agnosias


Input: [Name] Auditory verbal agnosia [Description]

Output: Also known as Pure Word Deafness or Verbal Auditory Agnosia [4]

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Auditory Agnosias


Input: [Name] cortical deafness [Description]

Output: cell

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Input: [Description]

Output: cell

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Input: [Name] cell [Description]

Output: cell

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Input: [Name] Sub Total [Description]

Output: 3

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Input: [Source] Mirth without Mischief, 1780[4] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [6]

Output: Geese a laying

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Input: [Source] Angus, 1774-1825[9] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [6]

Output: Geese a laying

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1842[10] [Giver] My mother sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Canary birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a swimming [8] Ladies dancing [9] Lords a leaping [10] Ships a sailing [11] Ladies spinning [12] Bells ringing [6]

Output: Geese a laying

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1853[11] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [6]

Output: Geese a laying

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Input: [Source] Salmon, 1855[12] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Husk, 1864[13] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Cliftonian, 1867[14] [Giver] My true-love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans swimming [8] Hares a-running [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Badgers baiting [12] Bells a-ringing [6]

Output: Ducks a-laying

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Input: [Source] Clark, 1875[15] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colour'd birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords leaping [6]

Output: Geese laying

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Input: [Source] Henderson, 1879[16] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Curley birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] — [12] — [6]

Output: Geese laying

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Input: [Source] Stokoe, 1888[17] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge on a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Scott, 1892[18] [Giver] My true love brought to me [1] Very pretty peacock upon a pear tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Corley birds [5] Gold rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers playing [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lads a-louping [12] Ladies dancing [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Cole, 1900[19] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Parteridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [7] Squabs a swimming [8] Hounds a running [9] Bears a beating [10] Cocks a crowing [11] Lords a leaping [12] Ladies a dancing [6]

Output: Geese a laying

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Input: [Source] Sharp, 1905[20] [Giver] My true Love sent to me [1] Goldie ring, and the part of a June apple tree [2] Turtle doves, and the part of a mistletoe bough [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Goldie rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Boys a-singing [9] Ladies dancing [10] Asses racing [11] Bulls a-beating [12] Bells a-ringing [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Austin, 1909[2] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a Pear Tree [2] Turtle Doves [3] French Hens [4] Calling Birds [5] Gold Rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Pipers piping [12] Drummers drummming [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Source] Swortzell, 1966[5] [Giver] My true love gave to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Golden rings [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers piping [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lords a-leaping [12] Ladies dancing [6]

Output: Geese a-laying

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Input: [Name] Apache MINA SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Attachmate Reflection for Secure IT [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bitvise SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Copssh [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] CrushFTP Server [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Dropbear [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] freeSSHd [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] KpyM SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GoAnywhere Services [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] Yes [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] lsh [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Partial[Note 5] [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Maverick SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] MobaSSH SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] OpenSSH [Mac OS X] Included [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Included [BSD] Included [Linux] Included [Note 6] [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] Yes [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] Yes [AIX] Yes[Note 7] Yes[Note 8] [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Partial [HPUX]

Output: Included

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Input: [Name] Pragma Fortress SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Tectia SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PowerShell Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SilverSHielD [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Georgia SoftWorks SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Syncplify.me Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] TinySSH [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Network Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Youth-Oriented Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Recipient / Nominated work] Supernatural [Result] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Youth-Oriented Television Series

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 1 Simple Reflexes [Age] Birth-6 weeks [Description]

Output: "Coordination of sensation and action through reflexive behaviors".[25] Three primary reflexes are described by Piaget: sucking of objects in the mouth, following moving or interesting objects with the eyes, and closing of the hand when an object makes contact with the palm (palmar grasp). Over the first six weeks of life, these reflexes begin to become voluntary actions. For example, the palmar reflex becomes intentional grasping.[26]

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 2 First habits and primary circular reactions phase [Age] 6 weeks-4 months [Description]

Output: "Coordination of sensation and two types of schema: habits (reflex) and primary circular reactions (reproduction of an event that initially occurred by chance). The main focus is still on the infant's body".[25] As an example of this type of reaction, an infant might repeat the motion of passing their hand before their face. Also at this phase, passive reactions, caused by classical or operant conditioning, can begin.[26]

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 3 Secondary circular reactions phase [Age] 4–8 months [Description]

Output: Development of habits. "Infants become more object-oriented, moving beyond self-preoccupation; repeat actions that bring interesting or pleasurable results".[25] This stage is associated primarily with the development of coordination between vision and prehension. Three new abilities occur at this stage: intentional grasping for a desired object, secondary circular reactions, and differentiations between ends and means. At this stage, infants will intentionally grasp the air in the direction of a desired object, often to the amusement of friends and family. Secondary circular reactions, or the repetition of an action involving an external object begin; for example, moving a switch to turn on a light repeatedly. The differentiation between means and ends also occurs. This is perhaps one of the most important stages of a child's growth as it signifies the dawn of logic.[26]

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 4 Coordination of secondary circular reactions stages [Age] 8–12 months [Description]

Output: "Coordination of vision and touch—hand-eye coordination; coordination of schemas and intentionality".[25] This stage is associated primarily with the development of logic and the coordination between means and ends. This is an extremely important stage of development, holding what Piaget calls the "first proper intelligence". Also, this stage marks the beginning of goal orientation, the deliberate planning of steps to meet an objective.[26]

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 5 Tertiary circular reactions, novelty, and curiosity [Age] 12–18 months [Description]

Output: "Infants become intrigued by the many properties of objects and by the many things they can make happen to objects; they experiment with new behavior".[25] This stage is associated primarily with the discovery of new means to meet goals. Piaget describes the child at this juncture as the "young scientist," conducting pseudo-experiments to discover new methods of meeting challenges.[26]

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Input: [Sub-Stage] 6 Internalization of Schemas [Age] 18–24 months [Description]

Output: "Infants develop the ability to use primitive symbols and form enduring mental representations".[25] This stage is associated primarily with the beginnings of insight, or true creativity. This marks the passage into the preoperational stage.

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Input: [Themes] Good v. Evil [Press Frame] Not mentioned [President's Frame]

Output: Struggle of good and evil

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Input: [Themes] Civilization v. Barbarism [Press Frame] Not mentioned [President's Frame]

Output: Struggle of civilization v. barbarism

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Input: [Themes] Nature of Enemy [Press Frame] Deadly, indiscriminant Bush Administration [President's Frame]

Output: Evil, implacable, murderers

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Input: [Themes] Nature of War [Press Frame] Domestic/global/longstanding War or police action [President's Frame]

Output: Domestic/global/enduring War

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Input: [Themes] Similarity to Prior Wars [Press Frame] WWII or Vietnam? [President's Frame]

Output: Different Kind of War

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Input: [Themes] Patience [Press Frame] Some, but running out [President's Frame]

Output: Not mentioned

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Input: [Themes] International Effort [Press Frame] Minimally reported [President's Frame]

Output: Stated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] National Film Awards [Film] Talaash: The Answer Lies Within, Kahaani, Gangs of Wasseypur, Dekh Indian Circus [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Special Jury Award

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Zee Cine Awards [Film] Talaash: The Answer Lies Within [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Zee Cine Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Male

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Screen Awards [Film] Talaash: The Answer Lies Within [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Screen Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Stardust Awards [Film] Gangs of Wasseypur [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Stardust Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Asian Film Awards [Film] Talaash: The Answer Lies Within [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Asian Film Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] New York Indian Film Festival [Film] Dekh Indian Circus [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Award for Best Actor[33]

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] GQ Men of the Year Awards 2012 [Film] For work done in 2012 [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Breakthrough Talent[34][35]

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Lions Gold Awards 2012 [Film] Gangs of Wasseypur [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Lions Favourite Actor[36]

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Award] Filmfare Awards [Film] The Lunchbox [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Award] Renault Star Guild Awards [Film] The Lunchbox [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Actor In A Supporting Role

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Input: [Source] Mirth without Mischief, 1780[4] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [7]

Output: Swans a swimming

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Input: [Source] Angus, 1774-1825[9] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [7]

Output: Swans a swimming

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1842[10] [Giver] My mother sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Canary birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [8] Ladies dancing [9] Lords a leaping [10] Ships a sailing [11] Ladies spinning [12] Bells ringing [7]

Output: Swans a swimming

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1853[11] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [7]

Output: Swans a swimming

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Input: [Source] Salmon, 1855[12] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Husk, 1864[13] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Cliftonian, 1867[14] [Giver] My true-love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Ducks a-laying [8] Hares a-running [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Badgers baiting [12] Bells a-ringing [7]

Output: Swans swimming

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Input: [Source] Clark, 1875[15] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colour'd birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords leaping [7]

Output: Swans swimming

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Input: [Source] Henderson, 1879[16] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Curley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] — [12] — [7]

Output: Swans swimming

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Input: [Source] Stokoe, 1888[17] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge on a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Scott, 1892[18] [Giver] My true love brought to me [1] Very pretty peacock upon a pear tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Corley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers playing [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lads a-louping [12] Ladies dancing [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Cole, 1900[19] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Parteridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [8] Hounds a running [9] Bears a beating [10] Cocks a crowing [11] Lords a leaping [12] Ladies a dancing [7]

Output: Squabs a swimming

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Input: [Source] Sharp, 1905[20] [Giver] My true Love sent to me [1] Goldie ring, and the part of a June apple tree [2] Turtle doves, and the part of a mistletoe bough [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Goldie rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Boys a-singing [9] Ladies dancing [10] Asses racing [11] Bulls a-beating [12] Bells a-ringing [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Austin, 1909[2] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a Pear Tree [2] Turtle Doves [3] French Hens [4] Calling Birds [5] Gold Rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Pipers piping [12] Drummers drummming [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Source] Swortzell, 1966[5] [Giver] My true love gave to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Golden rings [6] Geese a-laying [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers piping [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lords a-leaping [12] Ladies dancing [7]

Output: Swans a-swimming

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Input: [Characteristic] Public Player Statistics Information regarding players’ game instances are publicly available [Consequences] Social status [Examples] Mafia Wars Icy Tower [Potential Enablers]

Output: Static relations Ephemeral events Global high score lists Friend lists

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Input: [Characteristic] Persistent Game Worlds Game state is independent from individual players’ game and play sessions [Consequences] Tick-based games [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Static relations Spontaneity Fiction

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Input: [Characteristic] Tick-Based Games Game time progresses according to real time, but in discrete steps [Consequences] Asynchronicity Asynchronous games Downtime Encouraged return [Examples] FarmVille Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Persistent game worlds

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Input: [Characteristic] Events Timed to Real World Game play events initiated by specific real time events occurring [Consequences] Ephemeral events Evolving game play design Encouraged return visits [Examples] Mafia Wars LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Tick-based games

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Input: [Characteristic] Evolving Game Play Design Rules of a game instance change as game play takes place [Consequences] Ephemeral events Encouraged return visits Exploration Red queen dilemma [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille Parking Wars Normic [Potential Enablers]

Output: Events timed to real world

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Input: [Characteristic] Encouraged Return Visits Players are encouraged to return frequently to a certain part of game space [Consequences] Grinding [Examples] Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Catching ephemeral events Continuous goals Risk/reward Tick-based games

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Input: [Characteristic] Grinding The need to perform a certain task considered easy repeatedly [Consequences] Pottering [Examples] FarmVille LifeSocialGame Kantai Collection [Potential Enablers]

Output: Difficulty and punishments Encouraged return visits

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Input: [Characteristic] Drop-In/Drop-Out Designed support to handle players entering and leaving ongoing game sessions [Consequences] Spontaneity Ephemeral events [Examples] Pet Societies Lego Star Wars [Potential Enablers]

Output: Asynchronicity Persistent game worlds

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Input: [Characteristic] Private Game Spaces Parts of the game space that only a single player can manipulate directly [Consequences] Construction Visits Massively single-player games [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico Kantai Collection [Potential Enablers]

Output: Difficulty and punishments Narrativity Persistent Game Worlds Drop-In/Drop-Out

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Input: [Characteristic] Massively Single-Player Online Games Games making use of other players’ game instances to provide input to the game state [Consequences] Symbolic physicality [Examples] Mafia Wars Spore LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Asynchronicity Private game spaces

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Input: [Characteristic] Construction Changing or rearranging game elements to form more complex structures [Consequences] Pottering [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Fiction Narrativity Private game spaces

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Input: [Characteristic] Pottering The management of game resources for its own sake [Consequences] Static relations Juiciness [Examples] FrontierVille The Sims Kantai Collection [Potential Enablers]

Output: Difficulty and punishment Grinding Construction

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Input: [Characteristic] Visits Temporary access to other players’ private game spaces [Consequences] Ephemeral events Massively single-player games [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Private game spaces

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Input: [Characteristic] Altruistic Actions Actions that have only explicit benefits for somebody else than is performing the action [Consequences] Non-player help Collaboration Expected reciprocity [Examples] FarmVille D&D Tiny Adventures [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Free gift inventories Visits

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Input: [Characteristic] Non-Player Help Players can receive help in games by actions from those not playing [Consequences] Symbolic physicality Extra-game event broadcasting [Examples] FarmVille Lifelines in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? [Potential Enablers]

Output: Broadcasting ephemeral events Altruistic actions

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Input: [Characteristic] Invites The use of inviting new players to a game as game actions [Consequences] Extra-game event broadcasting [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Static relations Drop-in/drop-out Non-player help

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Input: [Characteristic] Extra-Game Event Broadcasting Game events are broadcast in a medium where others can perceive them [Consequences] Broadcasting ephemeral events [Examples] Mafia Wars [Potential Enablers]

Output: Achievements Invites Non-player help

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Input: [Characteristic] Collaborative Actions Compound actions that require several players to perform actions [Consequences] Symbolic physicality Cooperation Delayed reciprocity Purchasable game advantages [Examples] FarmVille Pandemic LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Construction

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Input: [Characteristic] Delayed Reciprocity Players perform actions to help others under the assumption that they later will be helped in return [Consequences] Guilting [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Collaborative actions

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Input: [Characteristic] Guilting Trying to influence another placer’s actions based upon moral grounds [Examples] FrontierVille Intrigue [Potential Enablers]

Output: Ephemeral events Inherent sociability Delayed reciprocity

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Input: [Characteristic] Purchasable Game Advantages Players can pay real currency to gain some in-game advantage [Examples] FishVille FrontierVille Entropia Universe Kantai Collection [Potential Enablers]

Output: Difficulty and punishment Collaborative actions Social status

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Input: [Characteristic] Extra–Game Consequences Some actions within a game has pre-defined effects outside the game system [Consequences] Static relations Social status [Examples] Lil’ Green Patch ‘sugar beets’ in FarmVille [Potential Enablers]

Output: Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Purchasable game advantages

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Input: [Name] Active Object [Description] Decouples method execution from method invocation that reside in their own thread of control. The goal is to introduce concurrency, by using asynchronous method invocation and a scheduler for handling requests. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Balking [Description] Only execute an action on an object when the object is in a particular state. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Binding properties [Description] Combining multiple observers to force properties in different objects to be synchronized or coordinated in some way.[20] [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Block chain [Description] Decentralized way to store data and agree on ways of processing it in a Merkle tree, optionally using Digital signature for any individual contributions. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Double-checked locking [Description] Reduce the overhead of acquiring a lock by first testing the locking criterion (the 'lock hint') in an unsafe manner; only if that succeeds does the actual locking logic proceed. Can be unsafe when implemented in some language/hardware combinations. It can therefore sometimes be considered an anti-pattern. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Event-based asynchronous [Description] Addresses problems with the asynchronous pattern that occur in multithreaded programs.[21] [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Guarded suspension [Description] Manages operations that require both a lock to be acquired and a precondition to be satisfied before the operation can be executed. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Join [Description] Join-pattern provides a way to write concurrent, parallel and distributed programs by message passing. Compared to the use of threads and locks, this is a high level programming model. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Lock [Description] One thread puts a "lock" on a resource, preventing other threads from accessing or modifying it.[22] [Other] PoEAA[17] [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Messaging design pattern (MDP) [Description] Allows the interchange of information (i.e. messages) between components and applications. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Monitor object [Description] An object whose methods are subject to mutual exclusion, thus preventing multiple objects from erroneously trying to use it at the same time. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Reactor [Description] A reactor object provides an asynchronous interface to resources that must be handled synchronously. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Read-write lock [Description] Allows concurrent read access to an object, but requires exclusive access for write operations. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Scheduler [Description] Explicitly control when threads may execute single-threaded code. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Thread pool [Description] A number of threads are created to perform a number of tasks, which are usually organized in a queue. Typically, there are many more tasks than threads. Can be considered a special case of the object pool pattern. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Thread-specific storage [Description] Static or "global" memory local to a thread. [Other] N/A [In POSA2[19]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] Red [Helmet colour/pattern] Yellow helmet, often with the Trainee's surname written across to allow trainers to identify them [Form of address] None [Rank]

Output: Firefighter Trainee

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] None [Helmet colour/pattern] Yellow helmet with a red diamond indicating the Firefighter is capable of responding to fire calls, but is in the final stage of his/her training [Form of address] None [Rank]

Output: Firefighter Development

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] None [Helmet colour/pattern] Yellow helmet with no marking indicates a "competent" (fully trained) firefighter. [Form of address] None [Rank]

Output: Firefighter

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] Two chrome bars on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] Yellow helmet with two 12.5mm horizontal black stripes [Form of address] Crew [Rank]

Output: Crew Manager

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] Two impellers on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with one 12.5mm horizontal black stripe [Form of address] Watch [Rank]

Output: Watch Manager

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] Three impellers on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with one 19mm horizontal black stripe [Form of address] Sir/Ma'am [Rank]

Output: Station Manager

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] One impeller inside wreath on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with one 12.5mm and one 19mm horizontal black stripes [Form of address] Sir/Ma'am [Rank]

Output: Group Manager

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] One chrome bar and one impeller inside wreath on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with two 19mm horizontal black stripes [Form of address] Sir/Ma'am [Rank]

Output: Area Manager

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] One chrome bar, one impeller and one large impeller inside wreath on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with one 38mm horizontal black stripe [Form of address] Sir/Ma'am [Rank]

Output: Deputy Chief Fire Officer

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Input: [Collar/epaulette markings] Two impellers and one large impeller inside wreath on blue [Helmet colour/pattern] White helmet with one 38mm horizontal black stripe [Form of address] Sir/Ma'am [Rank]

Output: Chief Fire Officer

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Input: [Event logging] Consumed primarily by system administrators [Software tracing]

Output: Consumed primarily by developers

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Input: [Event logging] Logs "high level" information (e.g. failed installation of a program) [Software tracing]

Output: Logs "low level" information (e.g. a thrown exception)

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Input: [Event logging] Must not be too "noisy" (contain many duplicate events or information not helpful to its intended audience) [Software tracing]

Output: Can be noisy

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Input: [Event logging] A standards-based output format is often desirable, sometimes even required [Software tracing]

Output: Few limitations on output format

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Input: [Event logging] Event log messages are often localized [Software tracing]

Output: Localization is rarely a concern

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Input: [Event logging] Addition of new types of events, as well as new event messages, need not be agile [Software tracing]

Output: Addition of new tracing messages must be agile

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Input: [Present] wait [Past]

Output: waited

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Input: [Present] reflect [Past]

Output: reflected

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Input: [Present] greet [Past]

Output: greeted

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Input: [Present] fret [Past]

Output: fretted

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Input: [Present] rent [Past]

Output: rented

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Input: [Present] note [Past]

Output: noted

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Input: [Present] waste [Past]

Output: wasted

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Input: [Present] adapt [Past]

Output: adapted

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Input: [Present] regret [Past]

Output: regretted

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Input: [Present] fund [Past]

Output: funded

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Input: [Present] found [Past]

Output: founded

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Input: [Present] grade [Past]

Output: graded

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Input: [Present] abide [Past]

Output: abided

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Input: [Present] plod [Past]

Output: plodded

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Input: [Present] blend [Past]

Output: blended

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Input: [Present] end [Past]

Output: ended

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Iconic technology [ICT4D 0.0] PC database [ICT4D 2.0] Mobile phone [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Telecentre

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key application [ICT4D 0.0] Data processing [ICT4D 2.0] Services and production [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Content (and iteration)

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Input: [Issue // Phase] The poor [ICT4D 0.0] Who? [ICT4D 2.0] Innovators and producers [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Consumers

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key goal [ICT4D 0.0] Organizational efficiency [ICT4D 2.0] Growth and development [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: MDGs

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key issue [ICT4D 0.0] Technology's potential [ICT4D 2.0] Uptake and impact [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Readiness and availability

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key actor [ICT4D 0.0] Government [ICT4D 2.0] All sectors [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Donors and NGOs

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Attitude [ICT4D 0.0] Ignore → Isolate [ICT4D 2.0] Integrate → innovate [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Idolise → Integrate

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Innovation model [ICT4D 0.0] Northern [ICT4D 2.0] Para-poor → per-poor [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Pro-poor → Para-poor

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Dominant discipline [ICT4D 0.0] Information Systems [ICT4D 2.0] Tribrid of CS, IS, and DS [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Informatics/Development Studies

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Development paradigm [ICT4D 0.0] Modernisation [ICT4D 2.0] Development 2.0 [ICT4D 1.0]

Output: Human development

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Static relations Ephemeral events Global high score lists Friend lists [Consequences] Social status [Examples] Mafia Wars Icy Tower [Characteristic]

Output: Public Player Statistics Information regarding players’ game instances are publicly available

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Static relations Spontaneity Fiction [Consequences] Tick-based games [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Persistent Game Worlds Game state is independent from individual players’ game and play sessions

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Persistent game worlds [Consequences] Asynchronicity Asynchronous games Downtime Encouraged return [Examples] FarmVille Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Tick-Based Games Game time progresses according to real time, but in discrete steps

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Tick-based games [Consequences] Ephemeral events Evolving game play design Encouraged return visits [Examples] Mafia Wars LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Events Timed to Real World Game play events initiated by specific real time events occurring

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Events timed to real world [Consequences] Ephemeral events Encouraged return visits Exploration Red queen dilemma [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille Parking Wars Normic [Characteristic]

Output: Evolving Game Play Design Rules of a game instance change as game play takes place

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Catching ephemeral events Continuous goals Risk/reward Tick-based games [Consequences] Grinding [Examples] Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Encouraged Return Visits Players are encouraged to return frequently to a certain part of game space

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishments Encouraged return visits [Consequences] Pottering [Examples] FarmVille LifeSocialGame Kantai Collection [Characteristic]

Output: Grinding The need to perform a certain task considered easy repeatedly

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Asynchronicity Persistent game worlds [Consequences] Spontaneity Ephemeral events [Examples] Pet Societies Lego Star Wars [Characteristic]

Output: Drop-In/Drop-Out Designed support to handle players entering and leaving ongoing game sessions

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishments Narrativity Persistent Game Worlds Drop-In/Drop-Out [Consequences] Construction Visits Massively single-player games [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico Kantai Collection [Characteristic]

Output: Private Game Spaces Parts of the game space that only a single player can manipulate directly

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Asynchronicity Private game spaces [Consequences] Symbolic physicality [Examples] Mafia Wars Spore LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Massively Single-Player Online Games Games making use of other players’ game instances to provide input to the game state

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Fiction Narrativity Private game spaces [Consequences] Pottering [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Construction Changing or rearranging game elements to form more complex structures

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishment Grinding Construction [Consequences] Static relations Juiciness [Examples] FrontierVille The Sims Kantai Collection [Characteristic]

Output: Pottering The management of game resources for its own sake

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