Input: [#] 1 [Summary] The introduction of the Shoe People and Their places in their world of Shoe Town [Title]

Output: Can You Keep a Secret?

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Input: [#] 2 [Summary] We are introduced to Sergeant Major, his penchant for smartness and drill practice, and his trouble with his neighbour, Trampy. [Title]

Output: Sergeant Major

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Input: [#] 3 [Summary] Some of the Shoe People take a trip to the seaside, but Flip Flop gets washed out to sea and Charlie and Trampy must rescue her. [Title]

Output: A Day at the Seaside

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Input: [#] 4 [Summary] We are introduced to the kindly and generous Trampy, and his untidy lifestyle. [Title]

Output: Trampy

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Input: [#] 5 [Title]

Output: Trampy's Birthday Surprise

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Input: [#] 6 [Summary] Margot, the ballerina at Swan Lake Cottage, is fully introduced, and performs a garden ballet for her friends. [Title]

Output: Margot

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Input: [#] 7 [Summary] We are introduced to Charlie the clown, who lives at the Little Big Top. It also turns out that Sergeant Major wants a word with Charlie - has Charlie squirted him with his flower once too often? [Title]

Output: Charlie

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Input: [#] 8 [Title]

Output: A Rainy Day Problem

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Input: [#] 9 [Title]

Output: Tea at the Little Big Top

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Input: [#] 10 [Title]

Output: Fun and Games in the Park

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Input: [#] 11 [Title]

Output: Charlie's Car

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Input: [#] 12 [Title]

Output: P.C. Boot to the Rescue

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Input: [#] 13 [Title]

Output: Trampy's Dream

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Input: [#] 14 [Title]

Output: The Fair Comes to Shoetown

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Input: [#] 15 [Summary] A tree falls across the track at the railway station, and Mr Potter, the station master, calls on the help of PC Boot and Sergeant Major. In the end, however, it is Charlie who comes up with the right solution. [Title]

Output: Delay at Shoetown Railway Station

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Input: [#] 16 [Summary] A simple job for Margot by Sneaker (that is clearing off the leaves on Margot's thatch roof with Charlie's tightrope and Trampy's ladder) brings a warning from P.C Boot. [Title]

Output: Sneaker

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Input: [#] 17 [Summary] A nest is on the windmill. It's down to PC Boot and Charlie to find a solution for the sails to be moving again. [Title]

Output: The Windmill Has Stopped

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Input: [#] 18 [Summary] After a burst pipe in Shoetown Police Station, there is only one person fit enough to fix the leak and help PC Boot escape. [Title]

Output: A Job for Wellington

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Input: [#] 19 [Summary] On a surprise visit to Margot's house, Charlie breaks a mirror by accident. The only way to replace it is to find one of his own mirrors from the circus, which does not have the normal "mirror" effect. [Title]

Output: Margot's Mirror

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Input: [#] 20 [Title]

Output: The Missing Jumble

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Input: [#] 21 [Summary] After laying a paper trail for P.C Boot, Margot, Charlie and Baby Bootie, Trampy settles down for an afternoon nap. However Sergeant Major interrupts the trail mistaking the paper for litter, until he finds Trampy who explains about the trail. Can Sergeant Major save the day? [Title]

Output: The Paper Chase

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Input: [#] 22 [Title]

Output: Where's Baby Bootee

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Input: [#] 23 [Summary] Trampy offers to mow Sergeant Major's lawn but all does not go to plan, which leaves the lawn looking like a pile of spaghetti. Charlie has an ingenious plan to help Trampy cover up the mistake. [Title]

Output: Trampy Mows the Lawn

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Input: [#] 24 [Summary] The residents of Shoe Town gather on the hill for the Annual Great Sledge Race. With a number of different sledges, the competition is as close as it's ever been. However one resident doesn't have a sledge at all! [Title]

Output: The Great Sledge Race

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Input: [#] 25 [Title]

Output: The Mystery Tour

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Input: [#] 26 [Title]

Output: Our Very Own Circus

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Input: [Name] Committee of Selection [Chairman] Speaker [Members] 7 MPs [Function]

Output: In charge of selecting MPs to sit on other committees.[126]

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Input: [Name] Committee of Privileges [Chairman] Speaker [Members] 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Looks into complaints of breaches of Parliamentary privilege and any matters that appear to affect the powers and privileges of Parliament (see below).[127]

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Input: [Name] Estimates Committee [Chairman] Appointed by Speaker [Members] Not more than 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Examines the Government's estimates of expenditure, reports what economies consistent with the policy implied in the estimates might be effected, and, subject to the provisions of the law,[128] suggests the form in which the estimates might be presented.[129]

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Input: [Name] House Committee [Chairman] Speaker [Members] 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Considers and advises the Speaker on all matters connected with the comfort and convenience of MPs.[130]

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Input: [Name] Public Accounts Committee [Chairman] Appointed by Speaker [Members] Not more than 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Examines the accounts showing the appropriation of the sums granted by Parliament to meet the public expenditure, and other accounts laid before Parliament as the Committee thinks fit.[131]

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Input: [Name] Public Petitions Committee [Chairman] Speaker [Members] 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Considers all public petitions referred to it and conveys to Parliament all requisite information about their contents.[132]

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Input: [Name] Standing Orders Committee [Chairman] Speaker [Members] Deputy Speakers and 7 MPs [Function]

Output: Considers and reports on all matters relating to the Standing Orders of Parliament referred to it by Parliament.[133]

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Input: [Service] Connection oriented network [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Connectionless network [TP1] No [TP2] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Concatenation and separation [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Segmentation and reassembly [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Error Recovery [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reinitiate connection (if an excessive number of PDUs are unacknowledged) [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] No [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] multiplexing and demultiplexing over a single virtual circuit [TP1] No [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Explicit flow control [TP1] No [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Retransmission on timeout [TP1] No [TP2] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reliable Transport Service [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP0]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Earth fault loop impedance [TT] High [TN-S] Low [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S] Low [IT]

Output: Highest

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Input: [0] RCD preferred? [TT] Yes [TN-S] Optional [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [IT]

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Input: [0] Need earth electrode at site? [TT] Yes [TN-S] No [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [IT]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] PE conductor cost [TT] Low [TN-S] Highest [TN-C] Least [TN-C-S] High [IT]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] Risk of broken neutral [TT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S] High [IT]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Safety [TT] Safe [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Least Safe [TN-C-S] Safe [IT]

Output: Less Safe

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Input: [0] Electromagnetic interference [TT] Least [TN-S] Low [TN-C] High [TN-C-S] Low [IT]

Output: Least

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Input: [0] Safety risks [TT] High loop impedance (step voltages) [TN-S] Broken neutral [TN-C] Broken neutral [TN-C-S] Broken neutral [IT]

Output: Double fault, overvoltage

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Input: [0] Advantages [TT] Safe and reliable [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Cost [TN-C-S] Safety and cost [IT]

Output: Continuity of operation, cost

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

Output: This long, rectangular room is lit by lamps hanging low on golden chains from the ceiling. It is quite empty except for a few desks.

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

Output: Large, circular room – everything black. Identical, unmarked, handle-less black doors are set at intervals around in walls. Dimly lit by blue flamed branches of candles.

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Input: [Name] Space Chamber [Contents] Magically stimulated floating solar system. [Description]

Output: A dark room possibly simulating outer space. Visitors find themselves floating as well.

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

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

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

Output: A room lit by "beautiful, dancing diamond-sparkling light".

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

Output: A cathedral-sized room, dark and very cold, illuminated by the dim blue fire emitted from more candle brackets.

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

Output: A room behind a door that remains locked at all times and which neither the "Alohomora" spell nor magical unlocking knives can unlock.

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Input: [Name] Iconograph [Real-world equivalent] Camera [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [Origin] Agatean Empire, introduced by Twoflower [First appearance]

Output: The Colour of Magic

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Input: [Name] Gonne [Real-world equivalent] Rifle, Hand Cannon [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [First appearance]

Output: Men at Arms

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Input: [Name] Barking Dog [Real-world equivalent] Carronade, howitzer [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Agatean Empire [First appearance]

Output: Interesting Times

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Input: [Name] Octo-celullose [Real-world equivalent] Nitrocellulose [Underlying principle] Chemistry [Origin] Alchemists [First appearance]

Output: Moving pictures

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Input: [Name] Hex [Real-world equivalent] Computer [Underlying principle] Magic [Origin] Created by Ponder Stibbons and others, primarily itself. [First appearance]

Output: Soul Music

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Input: [Name] Dis-Organiser [Real-world equivalent] Personal organiser, personal digital assistant [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [Origin] Unknown, sold on Unreal Estate nr University [First appearance]

Output: Feet of Clay

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Input: [Name] Going Under the Water Safely Device [Real-world equivalent] Submarine [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [First appearance]

Output: Jingo

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Input: [Name] Clacks [Real-world equivalent] Telegraph, email, semaphore line [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Invented by Robert Dearheart [First appearance]

Output: The Fifth Elephant

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Input: [Name] Printing press [Real-world equivalent] Printing press [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Agatean Empire or Omnia [First appearance]

Output: The Truth

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Input: [Name] Procrastinator [Real-world equivalent] Flywheel Energy Storage Device [Underlying principle] Probably quantum [Origin] First one made by Wen the Eternally Surprised [First appearance]

Output: Thief of Time

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Input: [Name] Axle [Real-world equivalent] Perpetual motion machine, engine [Underlying principle] Unknown [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [First appearance]

Output: Thud!

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Input: [Name] Cube [Real-world equivalent] Audio recorder [Underlying principle] Unknown [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [First appearance]

Output: Thud!

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Input: [Name] Glooper [Real-world equivalent] MONIAC Computer [Underlying principle] Mechanics, with magical effects [Origin] Invented by Hubert Turvy [First appearance]

Output: Making Money

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Input: [Name] Number 1 powder [Real-world equivalent] Gunpowder [Underlying principle] Chemistry [Origin] Invented by the Alchemists Guild, possibly Leonard of Quirm [First appearance]

Output: Men at Arms

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Input: [Name] Railways [Real-world equivalent] Steam engines [Underlying principle] Mechanics [Origin] Invented by Dick Simnel of Sto Lat [First appearance]

Output: Raising Steam

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Input: [0] Earth fault loop impedance [TT] High [IT] Highest [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S] Low [TN-S]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] RCD preferred? [TT] Yes [IT] N/A [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [TN-S]

Output: Optional

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Input: [0] Need earth electrode at site? [TT] Yes [IT] Yes [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [TN-S]

Output: No

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Input: [0] PE conductor cost [TT] Low [IT] Low [TN-C] Least [TN-C-S] High [TN-S]

Output: Highest

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Input: [0] Risk of broken neutral [TT] No [IT] No [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S] High [TN-S]

Output: High

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Input: [0] Safety [TT] Safe [IT] Less Safe [TN-C] Least Safe [TN-C-S] Safe [TN-S]

Output: Safest

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Input: [0] Electromagnetic interference [TT] Least [IT] Least [TN-C] High [TN-C-S] Low [TN-S]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] Safety risks [TT] High loop impedance (step voltages) [IT] Double fault, overvoltage [TN-C] Broken neutral [TN-C-S] Broken neutral [TN-S]

Output: Broken neutral

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Input: [0] Advantages [TT] Safe and reliable [IT] Continuity of operation, cost [TN-C] Cost [TN-C-S] Safety and cost [TN-S]

Output: Safest

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [ACL]

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] OpenText [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ACL]

Output: manage

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [Unfiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Unfiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Unfiling]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Earth fault loop impedance [TT] High [IT] Highest [TN-S] Low [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] RCD preferred? [TT] Yes [IT] N/A [TN-S] Optional [TN-C] No [TN-C-S]

Output: Optional

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Input: [0] Need earth electrode at site? [TT] Yes [IT] Yes [TN-S] No [TN-C] No [TN-C-S]

Output: Optional

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Input: [0] PE conductor cost [TT] Low [IT] Low [TN-S] Highest [TN-C] Least [TN-C-S]

Output: High

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Input: [0] Risk of broken neutral [TT] No [IT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S]

Output: High

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Input: [0] Safety [TT] Safe [IT] Less Safe [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Least Safe [TN-C-S]

Output: Safe

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Input: [0] Electromagnetic interference [TT] Least [IT] Least [TN-S] Low [TN-C] High [TN-C-S]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] Safety risks [TT] High loop impedance (step voltages) [IT] Double fault, overvoltage [TN-S] Broken neutral [TN-C] Broken neutral [TN-C-S]

Output: Broken neutral

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Input: [0] Advantages [TT] Safe and reliable [IT] Continuity of operation, cost [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Cost [TN-C-S]

Output: Safety and cost

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Input: [Name] Iconograph [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [First appearance] The Colour of Magic [Origin] Agatean Empire, introduced by Twoflower [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Camera

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Input: [Name] Gonne [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Men at Arms [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Rifle, Hand Cannon

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Input: [Name] Barking Dog [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Interesting Times [Origin] Agatean Empire [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Carronade, howitzer

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Input: [Name] Octo-celullose [Underlying principle] Chemistry [First appearance] Moving pictures [Origin] Alchemists [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Nitrocellulose

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Input: [Name] Hex [Underlying principle] Magic [First appearance] Soul Music [Origin] Created by Ponder Stibbons and others, primarily itself. [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Computer

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Input: [Name] Dis-Organiser [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [First appearance] Feet of Clay [Origin] Unknown, sold on Unreal Estate nr University [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Personal organiser, personal digital assistant

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Input: [Name] Going Under the Water Safely Device [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Jingo [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Submarine

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Input: [Name] Clacks [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] The Fifth Elephant [Origin] Invented by Robert Dearheart [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Telegraph, email, semaphore line

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Input: [Name] Printing press [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] The Truth [Origin] Agatean Empire or Omnia [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Printing press

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Input: [Name] Procrastinator [Underlying principle] Probably quantum [First appearance] Thief of Time [Origin] First one made by Wen the Eternally Surprised [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Flywheel Energy Storage Device

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Input: [Name] Axle [Underlying principle] Unknown [First appearance] Thud! [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Perpetual motion machine, engine

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Input: [Name] Cube [Underlying principle] Unknown [First appearance] Thud! [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Audio recorder

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Input: [Name] Glooper [Underlying principle] Mechanics, with magical effects [First appearance] Making Money [Origin] Invented by Hubert Turvy [Real-world equivalent]

Output: MONIAC Computer

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Input: [Name] Number 1 powder [Underlying principle] Chemistry [First appearance] Men at Arms [Origin] Invented by the Alchemists Guild, possibly Leonard of Quirm [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Gunpowder

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Input: [Name] Railways [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Raising Steam [Origin] Invented by Dick Simnel of Sto Lat [Real-world equivalent]

Output: Steam engines

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [PWC Updatable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Updatable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Focus] Security management at enterprise level. [Target audience] The target audience of the SM aspect will typically include: Heads of information security functions Information security managers (or equivalent) IT auditors [Issues probed] The commitment provided by top management to promoting good information security practices across the enterprise, along with the allocation of appropriate resources. [Scope and coverage] Security management arrangements within: A group of companies (or equivalent) Part of a group (e.g. subsidiary company or a business unit) An individual organization (e.g. a company or a government department) [Aspect]

Output: Security Management (enterprise-wide)

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Input: [Focus] A business application that is critical to the success of the enterprise. [Target audience] The target audience of the CB aspect will typically include: Owners of business applications Individuals in charge of business processes that are dependent on applications Systems integrators Technical staff, such as members of an application support team. [Issues probed] The security requirements of the application and the arrangements made for identifying risks and keeping them within acceptable levels. [Scope and coverage] Critical business applications of any: Type (including transaction processing, process control, funds transfer, customer service, and workstation applications) Size (e.g. applications supporting thousands of users or just a few) [Aspect]

Output: Critical Business Applications

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Input: [Focus] A computer installation that supports one or more business applications. [Target audience] The target audience of the CI aspect will typically include: Owners of computer installations Individuals in charge of running data centers IT managers Third parties that operate computer installations for the organization IT auditors [Issues probed] How requirements for computer services are identified; and how the computers are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Computer installations: Of all sizes (including the largest mainframe, server-based systems, and groups of workstations) Running in specialized environments (e.g. a purpose-built data center), or in ordinary working environments (e.g. offices, factories, and warehouses) [Aspect]

Output: Computer Installations

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Input: [Focus] A network that supports one or more business applications [Target audience] The target audience of the NW aspect will typically include: Heads of specialist network functions Network managers Third parties that provide network services (e.g. Internet service providers) IT auditors [Issues probed] How requirements for network services are identified; and how the networks are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Any type of communications network, including: Wide area networks (WANs) or local area networks (LANs) Large scale (e.g. enterprise-wide) or small scale (e.g. an individual department or business unit) Those based on Internet technology such as intranets or extranets Voice, data, or integrated [Aspect]

Output: Networks

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Input: [Focus] A systems development unit or department, or a particular systems development project. [Target audience] The target audience of the SD aspect will typically include Heads of systems development functions System developers IT auditors [Issues probed] How business requirements (including information security requirements) are identified; and how systems are designed and built to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Development activity of all types, including: Projects of all sizes (ranging from many worker-years to a few worker-days) Those conducted by any type of developer (e.g. specialist units or departments, outsourcers, or business users) Those based on tailor-made software or application packages [Aspect]

Output: Systems Development

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Input: [Focus] An environment (e.g. a business unit or department) in which individuals use corporate business applications or critical workstation applications to support business processes. [Target audience] The target audience of the UE aspect will typically include: Business managers Individuals in the end-user environment Local information-security coordinators Information-security managers (or equivalent) [Issues probed] The arrangements for user education and awareness; use of corporate business applications and critical workstation applications; and the protection of information associated with mobile computing. [Scope and coverage] End-user environments: Of any type (e.g. corporate department, general business unity, factory floor, or call center) Of any size (e.g. several individuals to groups of hundreds or thousands) That include individuals with varying degrees of IT skills and awareness of information security. [Aspect]

Output: End User Environment

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Magically stimulated floating solar system.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [0] Earth fault loop impedance [IT] Highest [TN-S] Low [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S] Low [TT]

Output: High

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Input: [0] RCD preferred? [IT] N/A [TN-S] Optional [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [TT]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Need earth electrode at site? [IT] Yes [TN-S] No [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [TT]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] PE conductor cost [IT] Low [TN-S] Highest [TN-C] Least [TN-C-S] High [TT]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] Risk of broken neutral [IT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S] High [TT]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Safety [IT] Less Safe [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Least Safe [TN-C-S] Safe [TT]

Output: Safe

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Input: [0] Electromagnetic interference [IT] Least [TN-S] Low [TN-C] High [TN-C-S] Low [TT]

Output: Least

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Input: [0] Safety risks [IT] Double fault, overvoltage [TN-S] Broken neutral [TN-C] Broken neutral [TN-C-S] Broken neutral [TT]

Output: High loop impedance (step voltages)

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Input: [0] Advantages [IT] Continuity of operation, cost [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Cost [TN-C-S] Safety and cost [TT]

Output: Safe and reliable

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

Output: properties

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

Output: objectidsonly[22]

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

Output: properties

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [Changes]

Output: properties

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [Changes]

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Changes]

Output: objectidsonly

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

Output: objectidsonly

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Changes]

Output: objectidsonly

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Changes]

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Input: [Name] Committee of Selection [Function] In charge of selecting MPs to sit on other committees.[126] [Members] 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Name] Committee of Privileges [Function] Looks into complaints of breaches of Parliamentary privilege and any matters that appear to affect the powers and privileges of Parliament (see below).[127] [Members] 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Name] Estimates Committee [Function] Examines the Government's estimates of expenditure, reports what economies consistent with the policy implied in the estimates might be effected, and, subject to the provisions of the law,[128] suggests the form in which the estimates might be presented.[129] [Members] Not more than 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Appointed by Speaker

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Input: [Name] House Committee [Function] Considers and advises the Speaker on all matters connected with the comfort and convenience of MPs.[130] [Members] 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Name] Public Accounts Committee [Function] Examines the accounts showing the appropriation of the sums granted by Parliament to meet the public expenditure, and other accounts laid before Parliament as the Committee thinks fit.[131] [Members] Not more than 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Appointed by Speaker

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Input: [Name] Public Petitions Committee [Function] Considers all public petitions referred to it and conveys to Parliament all requisite information about their contents.[132] [Members] 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Name] Standing Orders Committee [Function] Considers and reports on all matters relating to the Standing Orders of Parliament referred to it by Parliament.[133] [Members] Deputy Speakers and 7 MPs [Chairman]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Figurado] Torpedo [Description]

Output: Like a parejo except that the cap is pointed.

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Input: [Figurado] Cheroot [Description]

Output: Like a parejo except that there is no cap, i.e. both ends are open

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Input: [Figurado] Pyramid [Description]

Output: Has a broad foot and evenly narrows to a pointed cap.

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Input: [Figurado] Perfecto [Description]

Output: Narrow at both ends and bulged in the middle.

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Input: [Figurado] Presidente/Diadema [Description]

Output: shaped like a parejo but considered a figurado because of its enormous size and occasional closed foot akin to a perfecto.

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Input: [Figurado] Culebras [Description]

Output: Three long, pointed cigars braided together.

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Input: [Figurado] Tuscan/Toscano [Description]

Output: The typical Italian cigar, created in the early 19th century when Kentucky tobacco was hybridized with local varieties and used to create a long, tough, slim cigar thicker in the middle and tapered at the ends, with a very strong aroma. It is also known as a cheroot, which is the largest selling cigar shape in the United States.[citation needed]

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Input: [Figurado] Chisel [Description]

Output: Is much like the Torpedo, but instead of coming to a rounded point, comes to a flatter, broader edge, much like an actual chisel. This shape was patented and can only be found in the La Flor Dominicana (LFD) brand.

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Input: [Simple analogy] "accelerator pedal stuck on" [Capability]

Output: Self-sufficiency in growth signals

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Input: [Simple analogy] "brakes don't work" [Capability]

Output: Insensitivity to anti-growth signals

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Input: [Simple analogy] won't die when the body normally would kill the defective cell [Capability]

Output: Evading apoptosis

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Input: [Simple analogy] infinite generations of descendants [Capability]

Output: Limitless replicative potential

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Input: [Simple analogy] asking the body to give it a blood supply [Capability]

Output: Sustained angiogenesis

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Input: [Simple analogy] migrating and spreading to other organs and tissues [Capability]

Output: Tissue invasion and metastasis

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Input: [Aspect] Security Management (enterprise-wide) [Focus] Security management at enterprise level. [Issues probed] The commitment provided by top management to promoting good information security practices across the enterprise, along with the allocation of appropriate resources. [Scope and coverage] Security management arrangements within: A group of companies (or equivalent) Part of a group (e.g. subsidiary company or a business unit) An individual organization (e.g. a company or a government department) [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the SM aspect will typically include: Heads of information security functions Information security managers (or equivalent) IT auditors

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Input: [Aspect] Critical Business Applications [Focus] A business application that is critical to the success of the enterprise. [Issues probed] The security requirements of the application and the arrangements made for identifying risks and keeping them within acceptable levels. [Scope and coverage] Critical business applications of any: Type (including transaction processing, process control, funds transfer, customer service, and workstation applications) Size (e.g. applications supporting thousands of users or just a few) [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the CB aspect will typically include: Owners of business applications Individuals in charge of business processes that are dependent on applications Systems integrators Technical staff, such as members of an application support team.

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Input: [Aspect] Computer Installations [Focus] A computer installation that supports one or more business applications. [Issues probed] How requirements for computer services are identified; and how the computers are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Computer installations: Of all sizes (including the largest mainframe, server-based systems, and groups of workstations) Running in specialized environments (e.g. a purpose-built data center), or in ordinary working environments (e.g. offices, factories, and warehouses) [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the CI aspect will typically include: Owners of computer installations Individuals in charge of running data centers IT managers Third parties that operate computer installations for the organization IT auditors

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Input: [Aspect] Networks [Focus] A network that supports one or more business applications [Issues probed] How requirements for network services are identified; and how the networks are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Any type of communications network, including: Wide area networks (WANs) or local area networks (LANs) Large scale (e.g. enterprise-wide) or small scale (e.g. an individual department or business unit) Those based on Internet technology such as intranets or extranets Voice, data, or integrated [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the NW aspect will typically include: Heads of specialist network functions Network managers Third parties that provide network services (e.g. Internet service providers) IT auditors

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Input: [Aspect] Systems Development [Focus] A systems development unit or department, or a particular systems development project. [Issues probed] How business requirements (including information security requirements) are identified; and how systems are designed and built to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Development activity of all types, including: Projects of all sizes (ranging from many worker-years to a few worker-days) Those conducted by any type of developer (e.g. specialist units or departments, outsourcers, or business users) Those based on tailor-made software or application packages [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the SD aspect will typically include Heads of systems development functions System developers IT auditors

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Input: [Aspect] End User Environment [Focus] An environment (e.g. a business unit or department) in which individuals use corporate business applications or critical workstation applications to support business processes. [Issues probed] The arrangements for user education and awareness; use of corporate business applications and critical workstation applications; and the protection of information associated with mobile computing. [Scope and coverage] End-user environments: Of any type (e.g. corporate department, general business unity, factory floor, or call center) Of any size (e.g. several individuals to groups of hundreds or thousands) That include individuals with varying degrees of IT skills and awareness of information security. [Target audience]

Output: The target audience of the UE aspect will typically include: Business managers Individuals in the end-user environment Local information-security coordinators Information-security managers (or equivalent)

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Input: [Backlog] 183 [Category]

Output: Unassessed novel articles

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Input: [Backlog] 67 [Category]

Output: Novel articles needing attention

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Input: [Backlog] 672 [Category]

Output: Automatically assessed novel articles

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Input: [Backlog] 6477 [Category]

Output: Novel articles without infoboxes

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Input: [Backlog] 1774 [Category]

Output: Novel has incomplete Book infobox

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Input: [Backlog] 2376 [Category]

Output: Novel has infobox needing cover

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Input: [Backlog] 400 [Category]

Output: Novel has infobox needing 1st edition cover

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Input: [Backlog] 1421 [Category]

Output: Unknown-importance novel articles

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Input: [Backlog] 0 [Category]

Output: A-Class review

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Input: [Backlog] 13 [Category]

Output: Peer review

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Input: [0] Shrek [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Donkey [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Princess Fiona [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Puss in Boots [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] Yes [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Lord Farquaad [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Archive Footage [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] Mentioned [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Fairy Godmother [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Mentioned [Shrek Forever After] Mentioned/ Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Prince Charming [Shrek] Mentioned [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Rumpelstiltskin [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Queen Lillian [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] King Harold [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Dragon [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Artie [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Deleted Scenes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Gingy [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Pinocchio [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Three Pigs [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Big Bad Wolf [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Blind Mice [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Ogre Triplets [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Dronkeys [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Doris [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Mabel [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Monsieur Hood [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Video game only

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Input: [0] Captain Hook [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Soundtrack [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Headless Horseman [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Snow White [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Mentioned

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Input: [0] Cinderella [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Mentioned

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Input: [0] Sleeping Beauty [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Rapunzel [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Mentioned

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Input: [0] Gepetto [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Muffin Man [Shrek] Mentioned [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Mentioned [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Merlin [Shrek] Video game only [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Thelonious [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Magic Mirror [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Pied Piper [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Humpty Dumpty [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Cameo [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] Yes [Shrek 2]

Output: Video game only

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Input: [0] Cyclops [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Captain of the Guard [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Evil Trees [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Video game only [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Witches [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Three Bears [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Video game only

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Input: [0] Red Riding Hood [Shrek] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Seven Dwarfs [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Tinkerbell [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Peter Pan [Shrek] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Shrek the Halls] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek 2]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Connection oriented network [TP0] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Connectionless network [TP0] No [TP2] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Concatenation and separation [TP0] No [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Segmentation and reassembly [TP0] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Error Recovery [TP0] No [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Reinitiate connection (if an excessive number of PDUs are unacknowledged) [TP0] No [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] No [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] multiplexing and demultiplexing over a single virtual circuit [TP0] No [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Explicit flow control [TP0] No [TP2] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Retransmission on timeout [TP0] No [TP2] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reliable Transport Service [TP0] No [TP2] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Code Combination] R14/15 [Statement]

Output: Reacts violently with water, liberating extremely flammable gases

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Input: [Code Combination] R15/29 [Statement]

Output: Contact with water liberates toxic, extremely flammable gases

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Input: [Code Combination] R14/15/29 [Statement]

Output: Reacts violently with water, liberating toxic, extremely flammable gases

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Input: [Code Combination] R20/21 [Statement]

Output: Harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R20/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful by inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R20/21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful by inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R23/24 [Statement]

Output: Toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R23/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic by inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R23/24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic by inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R26/27 [Statement]

Output: Very toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R26/28 [Statement]

Output: Very toxic by inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R26/27/28 [Statement]

Output: Very toxic by inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R27/28 [Statement]

Output: Very toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R36/37 [Statement]

Output: Irritating to eyes and respiratory system

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Input: [Code Combination] R36/38 [Statement]

Output: Irritating to eyes and skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R36/37/38 [Statement]

Output: Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R37/38 [Statement]

Output: Irritating to respiratory system and skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/23 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/24 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/23/24 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/23/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/23/24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/26 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/27 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/28 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/26/27 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/26/28 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/27/28 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R39/26/27/28 [Statement]

Output: Very Toxic: danger of very serious irreversible effects through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R42/43 [Statement]

Output: May cause sensitization by inhalation and skin contact

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Input: [Code Combination] R45/46 [Statement]

Output: May cause cancer and heritable genetic damage

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/20 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/21 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/20/21 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/20/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/20/21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/23 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/24 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/23/24 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/23/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R48/23/24/25 [Statement]

Output: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R50/53 [Statement]

Output: Very toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment

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Input: [Code Combination] R51/53 [Statement]

Output: Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment

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Input: [Code Combination] R52/53 [Statement]

Output: Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/20 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/21 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/20/21 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation and in contact with skin

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/20/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Code Combination] R68/20/21/22 [Statement]

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Camera [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [First appearance] The Colour of Magic [Origin] Agatean Empire, introduced by Twoflower [Name]

Output: Iconograph

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Rifle, Hand Cannon [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Men at Arms [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [Name]

Output: Gonne

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Carronade, howitzer [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Interesting Times [Origin] Agatean Empire [Name]

Output: Barking Dog

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Nitrocellulose [Underlying principle] Chemistry [First appearance] Moving pictures [Origin] Alchemists [Name]

Output: Octo-celullose

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Computer [Underlying principle] Magic [First appearance] Soul Music [Origin] Created by Ponder Stibbons and others, primarily itself. [Name]

Output: Hex

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Personal organiser, personal digital assistant [Underlying principle] Magic (imp) [First appearance] Feet of Clay [Origin] Unknown, sold on Unreal Estate nr University [Name]

Output: Dis-Organiser

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Submarine [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Jingo [Origin] Invented by Leonard of Quirm [Name]

Output: Going Under the Water Safely Device

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Telegraph, email, semaphore line [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] The Fifth Elephant [Origin] Invented by Robert Dearheart [Name]

Output: Clacks

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Printing press [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] The Truth [Origin] Agatean Empire or Omnia [Name]

Output: Printing press

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Flywheel Energy Storage Device [Underlying principle] Probably quantum [First appearance] Thief of Time [Origin] First one made by Wen the Eternally Surprised [Name]

Output: Procrastinator

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Perpetual motion machine, engine [Underlying principle] Unknown [First appearance] Thud! [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [Name]

Output: Axle

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Audio recorder [Underlying principle] Unknown [First appearance] Thud! [Origin] Unknown, but ancient [Name]

Output: Cube

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] MONIAC Computer [Underlying principle] Mechanics, with magical effects [First appearance] Making Money [Origin] Invented by Hubert Turvy [Name]

Output: Glooper

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Gunpowder [Underlying principle] Chemistry [First appearance] Men at Arms [Origin] Invented by the Alchemists Guild, possibly Leonard of Quirm [Name]

Output: Number 1 powder

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Input: [Real-world equivalent] Steam engines [Underlying principle] Mechanics [First appearance] Raising Steam [Origin] Invented by Dick Simnel of Sto Lat [Name]

Output: Railways

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Input: [0] Earth fault loop impedance [TT] High [IT] Highest [TN-S] Low [TN-C-S] Low [TN-C]

Output: Low

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Input: [0] RCD preferred? [TT] Yes [IT] N/A [TN-S] Optional [TN-C-S] Optional [TN-C]

Output: No

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